Luxury Cruises

Offering a unique blend of extravagance and the spirit of adventure, luxury cruising allows guests to travel the world in complete, uncomplicated comfort. Personalised service, exquisite dining, sophisticated suites – see the most popular destinations across Europe, South America, and more while enjoying a seamless sailing experience tailored around your relaxation.

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Luxury Cruising FAQs

A luxury cruise brings together gourmet dining, spacious and comfortable accommodation, and immersive itineraries to deliver a “six-star” experience. The quality of each guest’s experience is prioritised, with lower guest numbers resulting in greater attention from staff and a more personalised experience.

The majority of luxury cruises are all-inclusive; however, each cruise line will offer a unique experience. For example, Regent Seven Seas provides fully all-inclusive cruises, whereas Azamara and Seabourn have additional extras that can be purchased. The details of each cruise should be checked to confirm what is included in the price.

Luxury cruises typically have a smart casual dress code. Rigid dress codes requiring formal wear have become less common, though outfit items such as tailored trousers, summer dresses, and dinner jackets are standard attire.

Luxury cruise prices vary depending on the cruise line, itinerary, suite category, and destination. Prices can start in the range of £2,000 to £3,000 per person per week, though ultra-luxury and world cruises can be considerably more expensive.

Six-star cruises often include spacious suite accommodation, all-inclusive dining and drinks, 24-hour room service, and exclusive excursions or activities to enjoy. Additions such as Wi-Fi and flights will need to be checked with the individual cruise line.

Luxury cruises provide a slower, grander, and more personalised experience than standard cruises. Smaller ships tend to grant access to more exclusive ports and experiences. Lower guest numbers mean more attention and care from staff, as well as curated, gourmet dining experiences.

Luxury cruises travel to the world's most sought-after destinations. From the serene Norwegian fjords and the extravagant French Riviera to the inspiring cultures of the South Pacific and Asia, luxury cruises deliver exceptional experiences, no matter the destination.

This depends on what each guest looks for in a cruising experience. For the quiet, personalised, and gourmet benefits that these cruises offer, the price is worth it for those who appreciate them. Those who do not prioritise these things, however, can also consider standard cruises, as this option can still provide a valuable experience.

First-time cruisers should consider several cruise lines for their respective benefits. Azamara and Oceania offer a very approachable, accessible luxury experience, whereas Regent Seven Seas provides all-inclusive cruising that eliminates the stress of paying for add-ons during your holiday. Seabourn also guarantees high-end service to ensure you feel cared for during your cruise. The perfect choice for first-time cruisers will depend on personal preference and travel style.