The cruise is the easy part
One conversation covers the sailing, the flights to the port, and the hotels at both ends of the voyage. We compare lines and cabins for your dates, then wrap the rest of the journey around the ship — one seamless booking.
Timed to arrive a day early — no sprinting for the ship
A well-placed hotel near the port, transfers included
Line, ship and cabin matched to how you travel
A night or a week at the far end — see the city too
Booked with buffer for disembarkation day
Example voyages
Fly into Barcelona a day early, sail a loop of the Balearics or the Italian coast, and finish with a night in the city before the flight home. The easiest way to try cruising.
The fjords in midsummer, Alaska's Inside Passage, or the Greek islands — with a few days on land either side to see the gateway cities. We match the line and cabin to how you travel.
Three to five months at sea, or a single grand segment of a world voyage. These sell out a year or more ahead — the earlier you talk to us, the better the cabin.
Cruise fares and itineraries change weekly, so we don't publish prices here. Tell us your dates and budget and we'll send current sailings, usually the same day.