Cruise & Stay Destinations

Embark on a voyage to the Caribbean and get ready to experience paradise on Earth. Made up of more than 5,000 islands and cays, your journey through the Caribbean will be filled with powder-sand beaches, dazzling azure waters and palm trees which sway to the sounds of a calypso beat. The Caribb...

Just off the West Coast of Miami, the Bahamas is the ideal location for a Florida cruise and stay holiday. This collection of 700 islands along the brilliant blue Atlantic is a tropical paradise just waiting to be explored.

Experience a whole world of culture and fun on a cruise to Mexico that’ll leave an everlasting memory and put it firmly on your list of top ten places in the world. Whether your cruise style is west-coast Riviera, east-coast Caribbean or Baja, you’ll find wonderful villages, gorgeou...

Offering eight incredibly beautiful ‘main’ islands and an endless array of thrilling activities and sights to indulge in, Hawaii is a place where paradise resides. Covering everything from natural splendour to man-made luxury, Hawaii allows you to fully relax and immerse yourself in...

Alaska is the most sparsely populated state in the whole of the US. With striking scenery, fascinating wildlife and awe-inspiring sights at every turn, you'll be a world away from the busy bustle of Florida. Seeing Alaska by cruise is a unique experience, as you spend days at sea you'll...

The North American country of Canada is vast, diverse and waiting to be explored. Home to metropolitan cities and stunning landscapes this is worthy stop on any cruise.

Sail to the United States' northeast coast and step back in time to a place where early American traditions are found around every corner. A region of rugged natural beauty and rich cultural history, New England's fascinating areas offer everything from quaint seaside villages and old-w...

The Panama Canal is man-made 48-mile waterway that runs through Panama, connecting the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean. This stunning passage way was built in 1914 as a shortcut for ships allowing them to travel from the east to the west coast with ease. The Panama Canal is not so much of...