We know what you’re thinking… and we agree. It was about time we started setting sail, from the port, to the sea, to the beach and back again. Cruise holidays have just entered the chat. You’ve seen the adverts, you’ve got the jingles stuck in your head, and now you just need to get booking.

Royal Caribbean

When we say “next-level cruising,” Royal Caribbean literally built the level. Think skydiving at sea, surf simulators, robot bartenders, and pool decks that pop off harder than a Saturday night in Ibiza. These ships are floating cities of fun – packed with everything from boujee spas to bottomless pizza counters (yes, really).

Whether you’re chasing Caribbean scorchio or European chic, Royal Caribbean turns every sail-away into a full-blown spectacle – live shows, delish dining, and sunsets so stunning you’ll forget to check your phone (almost). Oh, and the best part? These bad boys set sail from Southampton (among other ports), so no-fly Cruises are well and truly on the cards.

Basically, if you want your Cruise holidays to go way beyond deck chairs and bingo, hop aboard – this is where the jollies get epic.

Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCL)

Norwegian Cruise Line doesn’t do rules – it does freedom. Eat when you fancy, wear what you like, and dance ‘til sunrise if that’s your vibe. It’s all about your Cruise, your way – no stuffy dress codes, no awkward dinner times, just pure, top-tier fun on the open seas.

With show-stopping entertainment, delish dining from every corner of the globe, and decks that are straight-up stun, NCL brings a whole new energy to life at sea. Picture rooftop bars serving sunset cocktails, Broadway hits under the stars, and island-hopping itineraries that are downright dreamy.

So, if you’re the kind who likes their holibobs with a side of spontaneity and a splash of freedom – Norwegian’s your shipmate.

Celebrity Cruises

If cruising had a VIP lounge, Celebrity Cruises would be running it. Think modern, designer ships with infinity pools, rooftop gardens, and food so delish you’ll be snapping pics before your first bite. Think luxury Cruises, but without the snooty vibes – just gorge décor, top-tier service, and cocktails that deserve their own fan club.

Days onboard glide by in a haze of spa bliss, sea views, and sunshine (with a cheeky Aperol, obviously). Evenings? That’s when things get stun – rooftop movie nights, live music, and menus curated by actual Michelin-starred chefs.

Basically, it’s the boujee beach club of the Cruise world – and you’ve got an all-access pass.

Ambassador Cruise Lines

Let’s face it: some modern cruise ships feel less like ships and more like Las Vegas attached to a hull. If you miss the days when a cruise was about the sea, the service, and a really good cup of tea without having to ask for “English Breakfast,” then Ambassador is for you. 

This is Britain’s newest cruise line, but it feels reassuringly classic. They aren’t trying to be the biggest or the flashiest. They are trying to be the friendliest. 

Ambassador is for people who want to see the world without the hassle of airports, currency exchanges, or fighting for a sunbed at 6 am. It’s premium value, it’s adult-focused, and it feels like coming home. 

MSC Cruises

MSC Cruises are where Euro style meets serious sea swagger. Think marble atriums, espresso-on-tap energy, and that effortlessly chic vibe you only get from the Med. The ships are total stunners – glam décor, whirlpools with ocean views, and pool decks that look straight out of a music video.

Onboard, it’s a world tour for your tastebuds – from delish Italian trattorias to sizzling teppanyaki grills (because why choose just one cuisine when you can have five?). Add in dazzling shows, sun-drenched decks, and that signature MSC sparkle, and you’ve got yourself a Cruise that’s giving major BCE (Big Cruise Energy, obvs).

Your MSC adventure is calling – time to swap dry land for dolce vita.

Cunard

If you close your eyes and picture a “cruise”—we’re talking about the romance of it, the white gloves, the grand ballrooms, the feeling of actually travelling rather than just being a tourist—you’re picturing Cunard.

For over 180 years, this is how the world has travelled in style. 

Celestyal Cruises

First cruise? You’re in for a treat. Celestyal Cruises is the easiest way to see more, stress less, and still feel like you’re on a proper holiday. Unpack once, eat well, sleep easy, and wake up somewhere new — every single day. With loads to do (and plenty of space to do absolutely nothing), we make cruising feel simple, relaxed, and way more fun than you expected.

Princess Cruises

If you’ve ever wished your hotel knew exactly what you wanted before you even asked, you’re going to get on very well with Princess Cruises.

You might know the name (yes, they are the original “Love Boat” line), but the modern Princess experience is all about Relaxed Luxury. It’s not stuffy, and it’s not a chaotic theme park. It sits perfectly in the middle—great food, great service, and ships that feel spacious and calm. 

P&O Cruises

If you love a holiday but hate the hassle—the airport queues, the currency exchange maths, the “can I drink the water?” panic—then P&O Cruises is going to be your new favourite thing. 

This is Britain’s favourite cruise line for a reason. It’s designed entirely with us in mind. Walking onto a P&O ship feels like walking into a high-end British hotel that just happens to be parked in the Caribbean or the Mediterranean. 

It’s familiar, it’s friendly, and it’s arguably the easiest holiday you will ever take. 

Terms & Conditions

If you wanna get clued up on all the legal bits and bobs, then you’re gonna wanna head to our handy dandy pages we’ve popped down below, just to get all your ducks in a row. Don’t want any surprises when you’re gearing up to set sail, right? Check em’ out:

Cruise Terms & Conditions
Cruise Supplier Terms & Conditions