For families
Family and Disney cruises
Character breakfasts, kids’ clubs, water slides and Broadway-style shows, so every age is busy and parents actually relax.
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Wake up somewhere new.
From Disney magic to all-suite luxury, we match the ship, cabin and route to who you’re travelling with, then handle the flights, visas and hotels around it.
- Every major cruise line compared
- The right cabin for your group
- Flights, visas and hotels added
- One contact from booking to disembarking
Cruise types
A cruise for every kind of traveller
Tell us who’s sailing and we’ll shortlist the ships that suit you best.
For the finer things
Luxury cruises
All-suite ships, butler service, fine dining and smaller ports that the big ships can’t reach.
For couples
Honeymoon and couples cruises
Sunset decks, spa days, private dinners and island-hopping that feels effortless.
For slow travellers
River cruises
Unpack once and drift past castles, vineyards and old towns, or ancient temples on the Nile. Easy-paced and senior-friendly.
For adventurers
Expedition cruises
Fjords, glaciers and even Antarctica, with naturalists, landings and wildlife spotting on board.
For first-timers
Short getaways
Two to five night sailings from Singapore, Dubai, Mumbai or Chennai. The easiest way to try a cruise.
Where to sail
Popular routes and seasons
Seasons and lengths are typical; exact sailings change every year.
Singapore and Southeast Asia
Short sailings to Penang, Phuket and Langkawi. Great for first-timers and families.
All year2 to 5 nights
Dubai and the Arabian Gulf
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Muscat with desert-city stops and winter sunshine.
November to March4 to 7 nights
Indian coast
Mumbai, Goa, Kochi and Lakshadweep on ships built for Indian travellers.
October to May2 to 5 nights
Mediterranean and Greek Isles
Barcelona, Rome, Santorini and Mykonos, often with a Europe holiday before or after.
April to October7 to 10 nights
Northern Europe and Norway
Fjords, Copenhagen, Stockholm and the Baltic capitals in the long summer days.
May to August7 to 12 nights
Alaska
Glaciers, whales and mountain towns along the Inside Passage.
May to September7 nights
Caribbean and Bahamas
Turquoise water, private islands and Disney sailings from Florida.
November to April3 to 7 nights
European rivers
The Danube, Rhine and Seine past castles, vineyards and Christmas markets.
April to December7 to 10 nights
The Nile
Luxor to Aswan by river boat, past temples and tombs.
October to April3 to 5 nights
Cabin guide
Choosing your cabin
The cabin shapes the trip. Here’s a quick guide; we’ll help you pick.
Interior
The best value. Cosy, quiet and dark for good sleep, ideal if you’ll be out exploring.
Ocean view
A window to the sea for natural light, at a small step up in price.
Balcony
Your own private deck for sunsets and sea breeze. The most popular choice.
Suite
More space, priority boarding and extra perks. Best for special occasions.
Usually included
In your fare
- Your cabin and housekeeping
- Most meals in the main restaurants and buffet
- Shows, live music and entertainment
- Pools, gym and kids’ clubs
- Port-to-port travel
Often extra
Plan for these
- Drinks packages and specialty dining
- Shore excursions
- Wi-Fi and spa treatments
- Gratuities and port charges
- Flights to and from the port
How it works
From idea to all aboard
Tell us your plan
Who’s travelling, when, your budget and the kind of trip you want.
Get a shortlist
Two or three cruises that fit, with cabins and prices compared side by side.
We book it all
Cruise, flights, visas and a hotel before or after if you need one.
Sail easy
Documents, check-in reminders and a contact on call throughout.
Do I need a visa for a cruise?
It depends on where the ship departs and which ports it visits. We check every port on your route and handle the visas you need.
Is vegetarian and Indian food available on board?
Most large cruise lines offer vegetarian options and many serve Indian dishes. We confirm food options and special requests with the line before you book.
Which cruise is best for a first-timer?
A short 3 to 4 night sailing from Singapore, Dubai or the Indian coast is a great way to try cruising before a longer trip.
What if I get seasick?
Large modern ships are very stable. Choosing a cabin in the middle of the ship and on a lower deck helps, and we can suggest calmer routes.
What is included in the price?
Usually your cabin, most meals, entertainment and pools. Drinks packages, specialty restaurants, shore excursions, Wi-Fi and gratuities are often extra; we spell it all out before you book.
How early should I book?
Six to twelve months ahead gives the best choice of cabins, especially for balconies, suites and school holidays.
Let’s talk
Ready to find your ship?
Share your dates and who’s sailing. We’ll send the best options, cabins and prices, all explained clearly.
Cruise enquiry
Tell us about your cruise
A few details are enough. Our team will reply with a shortlist and prices on request.
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