Combining
multiple destinations with effortless travel, these cruise-friendly
regions are known for memorable itineraries and scenic sailing
routes. Discover where to go for cruise holidays that balance
comfort, discovery and the excitement of waking up somewhere new.
Italy – A cornerstone of Mediterranean cruising, with itineraries from Rome (Civitavecchia), Venice and Genoa, linking historic ports, islands and cultural cities.
Spain – Popular cruise departures from Barcelona and Valencia, connecting the western Mediterranean, the Balearic Islands and Atlantic routes.
Greece – Island-hopping cruises through the Cyclades, Ionian Islands and the Aegean Sea, combining iconic ports with smaller island stops.
France – Mediterranean cruising from Marseille and river cruising along the Rhône and the Seine, blending coastal and inland experiences.
Norway – Scenic fjord cruises through Geirangerfjord, Sognefjord and Arctic routes, offering some of Europe’s most dramatic coastal scenery.
England – Cruise departures from Southampton, serving Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, Atlantic islands and world cruises.
Germany – River cruising on the Rhine, the Danube and the Elbe, known for castles, vineyards and historic towns.
Croatia – Adriatic cruising along the Dalmatian Coast, linking Dubrovnik, island ports and historic harbour towns.
Japan – Cultural cruise itineraries visiting Tokyo, Kyoto (via Osaka) and regional ports, especially popular during cherry blossom season.
Thailand – Southeast Asian cruises linking Bangkok, Phuket and nearby island destinations.
Vietnam – Cruise routes visiting Ha Long Bay, Da Nang and southern ports, combining scenery with heritage sites.
Singapore – A major cruise hub for Southeast Asia, serving multi-country itineraries across Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia.
China – River cruising along the Yangtze River, offering dramatic gorges and inland cultural experiences.
Indonesia – Island-focused cruising through Bali, Komodo and eastern archipelagos, blending nature and culture.
United States – One of the world’s largest cruise markets, with itineraries from Florida, California and Alaska, covering the Caribbean, Pacific Coast and polar routes.
Mexico – A Caribbean and Pacific cruise staple, featuring ports such as Cozumel, Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta.
Canada – Scenic cruising along the Inside Passage, offering glaciers, wildlife and coastal landscapes.
Panama – Trans-oceanic cruises through the Panama Canal, linking the Atlantic and Pacific.
Brazil – South American coastal cruising with stops in Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and southern ports.
Chile – Expedition-style cruises through Patagonia and southern fjords, combining glaciers and remote coastlines.
Bahamas – Short and longer Caribbean cruise itineraries visiting Nassau, the Exumas and private islands.
Jamaica – Popular cruise stops at Montego Bay and Ocho Rios, combining beaches with inland excursions.
Barbados – Eastern Caribbean cruising with cultural ports and calm-water sailing routes.
Saint Lucia – Scenic cruise itineraries featuring volcanic landscapes and lush island interiors.
Antigua and Barbuda – Multi-island Caribbean routes known for calm seas and historic harbours.
United Arab Emirates – Modern cruise itineraries centred on Dubai and Abu Dhabi, offering winter sun and short, port-rich routes.
Egypt – Iconic Nile River cruises, combining ancient temples, historic cities and relaxed river travel.
South Africa – Coastal cruises and repositioning voyages around Cape Town, blending scenery with wildlife experiences.
Morocco – Atlantic and Mediterranean cruise stops in Casablanca and Tangier, linking Europe and Africa.
Australia – Coastal cruising between Sydney, Melbourne and tropical Queensland, including Great Barrier Reef itineraries.
New Zealand – Scenic cruises through Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound and coastal cities.
French Polynesia – South Pacific cruises through Tahiti, Bora Bora and lagoon islands.
Fiji – Island-hopping cruises focused on relaxed pacing and tropical scenery.
Cruise holidays vary widely — from large ocean liners and cultural itineraries to river cruises and expedition voyages. The right choice depends on how much time you want at sea, port variety, onboard atmosphere and travel pace.
Selecting itineraries that balance destinations with downtime, match your preferred ship size and suit your interests ensures a cruise that feels enriching rather than rushed — allowing you to enjoy both the journey and the places along the way.
Discover cruise destinations that combine multiple countries, coastlines and iconic ports. Explore routes best experienced by sea for effortless, multi-destination travel.