LUXURY CRUISES
The luxury lines
The same route on a different line is a different journey. Here is how they actually differ.
The four our clients choose most.
Silversea
All-inclusive, small ships, fine service and a long list of expedition routes. Quiet on board; most guests have already travelled widely.
適合：Quiet and private; expedition routes
Regent Seven Seas
The widest all-inclusive of the four: unlimited shore excursions, and on some fares business-class air and all dining.
適合：Everything included, nothing itemised
Crystal
The oldest of the four. Dining and onboard programming are its strengths, with a high density of service.
適合：Service and a full programme both
Seabourn
Small ships, strong personal service, and the deepest Mediterranean and South Pacific programme. More social on board than the others.
適合：The Mediterranean and the Norwegian fjords
When hotel brands go to sea.
Aman at Sea
Aman at sea, holding to the same privacy and the same personal attention. Few enough guests that you rarely meet another.
適合：Aman guests seeking real quiet
Four Seasons Yachts
The Four Seasons standard afloat, with a crew-to-guest ratio approaching one to one.
適合：Four Seasons loyalists, the highest service
Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection
Ritz-Carlton at sea, deliberately consistent with the experience on land.
適合：Ritz-Carlton loyalists, brand consistency
Each defines luxury its own way.
Explora Journeys
MSC’s luxury line, positioned as a boutique hotel at sea: modern design, an open schedule, no fixed dining times.
適合：Younger guests who prefer boutique hotels
Asuka Cruises
Japan’s flagship luxury ship. Omotenashi service and kaiseki dining; Japanese is the language on board.
適合：Travellers who want a Japanese-speaking ship
Disney Cruise Line
The most complete family programme at sea. The rhythm on board is built around children.
適合：Families with Disney fans; a first family sailing
Choose the region first, then the line.
A line performs differently from one region to another. The region decides what you see; the line decides how you see it.
Europe and the Mediterranean
Cities and small harbours that empires once ruled. Some eastern Mediterranean islands admit only small ships.
The Americas and the Caribbean
White sand and green water. With the right island and the right season, this is the easiest warm-winter route there is.
Alaska and the poles
Glaciers, brown bears and fjords. Nature is the subject, from the Inside Passage to both poles.
How we help you choose
Compare
Compare
Lines, routes, cabin grades, dates, dining and service styles.
Report
Report
Two or more options turned into one comparison you can actually read.
Benefits
Benefits
Breakfast, upgrades and onboard credit confirmed through preferred channels.
Monitor
Monitor
We keep tracking the fare after booking and re-fare when it qualifies.
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