Destinations
Compare 49,658 sailings by destination, cruise line, and port.
Caribbean
The Caribbean is the world's most popular cruise destination — turquoise water, white-sand beaches, rum cocktails, and year-round sunshine. Island-hop between Jamaica, the Bahamas, St. Lucia, and more. Caribbean cruises range from 3-night Bahamas getaways to 14-night grand voyages spanning the Eastern, Western, and Southern Caribbean.
from $165
Season: November – April
Mediterranean
The Mediterranean offers an unmatched combination of history, culture, cuisine, and scenery. Ancient ruins in Rome and Athens, medieval old towns in Dubrovnik and Valletta, art in Florence and Barcelona — all within a single voyage. The Med is the top destination for first-time international cruisers and history lovers alike.
from $79
Season: April – October
Alaska
Alaska is unlike any other cruise destination on earth. Calving glaciers, breaching humpback whales, bald eagles soaring over rainforest, and the raw silence of the Inside Passage. Alaska cruises typically run May through September, departing from Seattle or Vancouver and visiting Juneau, Ketchikan, Skagway, and Glacier Bay.
from $149
Season: May – September
Europe
From the Norwegian fjords to the Baltic capitals, the British Isles to the Canary Islands, European cruises are as varied as the continent itself. Explore Viking history in Bergen, czarist palaces in St. Petersburg, and stave churches along the Hardangerfjord. Most European sailings depart from Southampton, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, or Barcelona.
from $79
Season: May – September
Asia
Asia cruises immerse you in the continent's extraordinary diversity — ancient temples in Vietnam, modern skylines in Singapore and Hong Kong, sacred mountains in Japan, and pristine beaches in Thailand. Asian itineraries often combine multiple countries in 7–21 nights, giving you a genuine taste of the region without the logistics of planning multi-country travel independently.
from $186
Season: October – April
Mexican Riviera
The Mexican Riviera stretches along Mexico's Pacific coast from Cabo San Lucas to Puerto Vallarta — dramatic Sierra Madre cliffs dropping to warm-water beaches, charming colonial towns, and world-class marlin fishing. Sailings typically depart from Los Angeles or San Diego and call at Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlán, Puerto Vallarta, and Ensenada in under two weeks.
Season: October – May
South Pacific
The South Pacific is bucket-list cruising — Bora Bora lagoons, Polynesian fire dancers, black-sand beaches in Vanuatu, and the Great Barrier Reef. Sailings often include French Polynesia, Fiji, New Caledonia, and New Zealand, with positioning voyages making the most of the long distances between jewel-like island groups.
from $175
Season: October – April
South America
South America cruises reward adventurous travellers with spectacular scenery and cultural depth. Watch the spectacle of Rio de Janeiro glide by from the sea, transit the majestic Magellan Strait, marvel at the calving glaciers of Patagonia, and explore the colonial grandeur of Buenos Aires. Cape Horn and the Amazon River offer some of the world's most remote and dramatic waterways.
from $70
Season: November – March
Africa
African cruise destinations including South Africa, East Africa, and island nations.
from $269
Antarctica & Polar
Expedition cruises to Antarctica and polar regions.
from $3,069
Transatlantic
Transatlantic crossings are the original ocean voyage — grand ships, long sea days, formal dinners, and the romance of arriving in a new continent. Modern transatlantic cruises offer extraordinary value: you get a 12–16 night voyage with full ship amenities at a fraction of the cost of a comparable Caribbean sailing. The westbound crossing from Southampton or Lisbon to New York or Fort Lauderdale is a rite of passage for serious cruisers.
from $547
Season: April – May & October – November
North America
Cruises around the North American coastline.
from $143
