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Whether you’re looking for a short break in Europe or you’d like to sail further afield, find a no-fly cruise from Southampton that suits you. You could experience anything from the charming and characterful streets of Hamburg to Singapore’s vibrant melting pot of cultural influences. Choose durations from just two nights or a once in a lifetime round-the-world cruise.

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Perhaps you’ll choose a no-fly cruise around Europe, to retrace the footsteps of Vikings in Scandinavia, and maybe even search for those elusive Northern Lights as you sail. Or maybe a no-fly cruise around the Mediterranean, where white-walled streets in Greece and fresh sangria in Spain await. Find a generous list of itineraries, all of which involve a simple departure process straight out of Southampton.

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Join a Cunard Queen on a no-fly cruise from Southampton, and revel in the ultimate escape from the everyday. Step into the Grand Lobby and find a world in which to relax and unwind, free from life’s responsibilities, whether it’s for a few days, a few weeks, or maybe even a few months.

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No-fly Cruises From Southampton

Find your dream no-fly holiday from southampton.

If you’re the kind of person who prefers a fuss-free holiday, then why not simply choose to cruise instead. Each of our ships has a number of unique features and facilities that provide the ultimate P&O Cruises experience. And your holiday begins the moment you step on board in Southampton. Without the luggage restrictions of flights, you can bring as much as you like – an outfit for every day and evening occasion, from glam Celebration Nights, to hiking boots and swimwear. And you can relax knowing your bags are taken off your hands the moment you get to the terminal. They’ll simply be whisked to your cabin so that you can start your holiday with a smile.

When it comes to your dream holiday, why leave anything up in the air? Instead, look to the seas for a hassle-free no-fly cruise holiday.

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So many destinations on a no-fly cruise...

With a wonderful range of destinations on a no-fly cruise from Southampton, the world really is your oyster!

Norwegian Fjords

See the Fjords at their most beautiful by sailing through them. There is awe-inspiring scenery all the way – mountains, waterfalls, lakes and forests. You’ll call in at ancient Nordic ports, such as Stavanger, Bergen and Flaam.

Short Breaks

With holidays starting from just two nights, it’s easy to get away from it all. A call at Le Havre lets you enjoy a whirlwind tour of Paris. Sail down Amsterdam’s canals. Call in at Zeebrugge and feast on Belgian chocolate in Bruges.

Mediterranean

The Med has it all. Explore unforgettable cities, like Venice, Rome and Dubrovnik. Visit world-famous landmarks – Pompeii, the Acropolis and Ephesus. The French Riviera or the Greek Islands – it’s up to you.

White sand beaches, turquoise seas and swaying palms – this is paradise. Explore tropical forests. Sip rum cocktails. Shop in open-air markets. Tuck into sizzling street food. Or simply sunbathe under blue skies.

Northern Europe and Scandinavia

Northern Europe and Scandinavia has a fairy-tale feel. Discover Stockholm’s 14 islands. Try Michelin-starred dining in Copenhagen. Admire the Art Nouveau architecture of Helsinki.

British Isles

Holiday on home shores with a British Isles cruise. Two nights could take you to pretty St Peter Port in the Channel Islands. Or join us for longer. You could walk on the Giant’s Causeway, kiss the Blarney Stone and see Edinburgh castle.

Canary Islands

The Canary Islands offer year-round sunshine, stunning volcanic scenery, fantastic beaches and adventures to suit everyone

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Yes, we sail to lots of places straight from Southampton, where your ship will return to at the end of your holiday. 

A no-fly cruise is a holiday that starts and ends on your ship in Southampton. If flying isn’t for you, you can embark at one of the cruise terminals in Southampton before you set sail and disembark in the same place at the end of your holiday. 

As much as you want. There’s no limit to the baggage you’re allowed to bring on board with you. Can’t decide which pair of shoes go with your dress for Celebration Night? Bring them all!

There are lots of places you can discover without having to step foot on a plane. You can explore places closer to home on our Short Breaks and British Isles cruises or head to the sunshine of the Canary Islands , Mediterranean or the Caribbean . You can even experience the natural wonders of the Norwegian Fjords or the magic of Northern Europe and Scandinavia  on-board our ships from Southampton.

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Advantages of a No-Fly Cruise

Perfect for those who don’t enjoy flying or wish to control the total cost of their holiday; no fly-cruises allow holidaymakers to experience populalr destinations – all without the stress of the airport. The UK’s position gives cruise fans a chance to explore a large number of different destinations, whether travelling east to the beautiful cities of the Mediterranean , north to  stunning Scandinavia  or west to exciting  New York . For more help developing your perfect no fly-cruise, please  get in touch or explore no-fly cruise deals from the UK below. One of the great benefits of going on a no-fly cruise is the opportunity to avoid airport stresses and crowds. The freedom provided by a no fly-cruise ensures you are not restricted by airline rules, baggage allowances and flight times. Not to mention how much money and time you are to save not going to the airport. No-fly cruises are perfect when you travel with kids as well. And the high number of cruise ships departing from the nation’s ports every day opens up a huge number of no-fly-cruise deals for UK cruise fans.  

No-Fly Cruises Destinations

Did you know that you can travel the world on a no-fly cruise, depart from a home port and save lots of money, as you don’t have to buy tickets and think about transfers? You can cruise around British Islands or go north and discover magnificent destinations like Norway Fjords, Iceland and Scandinavia. You can travel south and explore the best counties of the Mediterranean sea, like Spain, Portugal and Italy or sail to the Canary Islands and learn more about its volcanic nature. You can even cross the transatlantic and enjoy some Caribbean sun. The choice is yours, and we are here to help you book the best cruise deals with Cruise1st.

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Why a luxurious no-fly 2023 cruise to the Mediterranean is worth considering

Author: Savannah Bowles

Published on: 14 September 2022

Get out and explore the world’s favourite holiday playground – without stepping onto a plane.

If you want to make for the Mediterranean – with its ancient ruins, iconic cities, and sun-kissed beaches – but can’t face the thought of airport queues, liquid restrictions, and baggage allowances, a no-fly cruise could be just the thing for you. And if you’re considering a no-fly cruise to the Med, Saga Cruises has you covered with their brand-new 16-night ‘ Cities of Spain and the Western Mediterranean’ itinerary aboard Spirit of Adventure. Departing from Portsmouth on March 15, 2023, the cruise – as the name suggests – sails around the coasts of Spain, France, and Portugal. What’s more, if you book today, you’ll enjoy savings of up to 35 percent off the full fare. Still, need some convincing? Keep reading.

Always all-inclusive Your holiday begins before you even board Spirit of Adventure – sister to Spirit of Discovery – thanks to Saga’s chauffeur service. Expect to be picked up from your doorstep and delivered to your ship safely and in style. When hunger pangs kick in, put the panic on hold. You’ll be able to indulge in decadent afternoon teas, killer cocktails, hearty burgers, and a three-course feast from specialty restaurants at no extra cost. Gratuities are also included along with complimentary Wi-Fi, travel insurance, all entertainment and so much more. Make no mistake: if we were to list every single amenity that is included in your Saga ‘Cities of Spain and the Western Mediterranean’ cruise, we’d run out of space but what we will tell you is this: You’ll get a lot out of a little – even all-balcony cabins are included.

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Time to explore… Mornings may be dark and damp in the UK throughout March but not so in the Mediterranean. So why not wave goodbye to Blighty in favour of adventures in Gibraltar or browsing the boutiques in Toulon, France's second-largest naval port? Even better? Four sightseeing excursions are included in your fare in the following Med favourites...

Palma, Majorca With glowing light stone buildings reflecting the golden hour sun, navigate through Majorca’s Old Town – wandering down compact and characteristic streets. This walled town holds plenty of quaint, hip shops and parlours to pop into for a scoop of ice cream or to watch locals embrace their imaginative skills from the windows of art craft shops. You’ll also be taken aback by some astonishing examples of Spanish architecture through local churches with Moorish arch designs and intricate tile work. Barcelona, Spain Heavily influenced by Gaudi’s renowned artistic designs, dive into bustling Barcelona with its famous Sagrada Familia basilica and colourful buildings. Journey into the veins of the city through the square of Placa de Catalunya with gushing fountains, and Las Ramblas – a lively tree-lined boulevard with energetic street parties. Try not to be fooled by the compelling human statues here which seem to go hours on end without a break to breathe! Valencia, Spain This Spanish city embodies magnificent sandy beaches, an array of intriguing street art, and an eclectic mix of green spaces and architecture. A laid-back introduction to this ancient port will reveal the El Miguelete bell tower, the Turia Gardens, and other impactful sights hidden inside Valencia’s old town. Lisbon, Portugal Watch bold yellow trams running through Portugal’s capital and gawp at the Belem Tower overlooking this ‘city of the seven hills’. Trust us, you’ll soon understand how the city got its nickname after a day of sightseeing. As Portugal’s highly-admired capital, you may have already heard of its UNESCO world heritage site, the Jeronimos Monastery? Whether you’re passionately nodding your head or sitting there without a clue, you will have time to marvel at the lacy stonework style and feed your thirst for knowledge on this must-see spectacle.

Other options If you’re au fait with the Mediterranean and would prefer to explore a new destination, there are other no-fly options with Saga. The adults-only line has launched five further new cruises for early 2023 including Continental Flavours – a week-long cruise to the Continent to explore the thriving port cities of Antwerp, Rotterdam, Zeebrugge and Le Havre – Canary Island Explorer, Celestial Canary Islands , and Arctic Norway and the Northern Lights . Bottom line? Whether you’re after some winter sun or want to witness the Northern Lights, there’s a Saga cruise for you. For more information and inspiration, please visit travel.saga.co.uk/cruises.

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From its stunning coastline and ancient architecture to its famous cuisine and charming culture, cruising through the Eastern Mediterranean is one of the most rewarding vacations you’ll ever experience.

On one of our luxury European cruises to the Eastern Mediterranean, you’ll discover incredible ports in Israel, Croatia, Greece, Malta, Turkey, Slovenia, Montenegro, and Italy. Stroll alongside the white-washed buildings of Santorini. Explore the walled city of Dubrovnik. Marvel at historic landmarks in Istanbul. Or visit one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World in Ephesus. There’s no shortage of beauty and wonder awaiting during an Eastern Mediterranean cruise.

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Ancient ruins.

Explore fascinating historical treasures on a cruise to the Eastern Mediterranean. In Athens, visit the famous ruins of the Parthenon, a temple dedicated to the goddess Athena that dates back to 438 BC. Step inside Diocletian’s Palace in Split, a sprawling fort built for a Roman emperor in the fourth century. During an overnight stay in Jerusalem, see famous religious landmarks including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the scene of Jesus’ resurrection, and the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock, two sacred Muslim sites.

Greek Sunsets

You’ll never forget the first time you witness one of Greece’s legendary sunsets. Oia, a picturesque town on the island of Santorini, and Zakynthos, a small island surrounded by impossibly blue waters, are both considered some of the best spots in the world to see the sun go down. Make your way up a cliffside restaurant or viewing point and watch as the sky transforms into a canvas of pink, orange, and purple hues in the distance. 

Mediterranean Cuisine

Feast your senses on the delicious food and drink of this magical region. Explore the unique flavors of Eastern Europe during your days in port, where you’ll dine in seaside restaurants, wander through charming local markets, and sip some of the best wines in the world. Enjoy grilled fish and fresh octopus in Greece. Order a plate of black risotto, a Croatian specialty, in Split or Dubrovnik. While in Israel, eat as much hummus, falafel, and baba ganoush as your heart desires.

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Sail into the sparkling coast of Dubrovnik, a chic Croatian port known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” Walk around the well-preserved city walls and admire the scenic terracotta rooftops. Feast on Croatian wine and oysters, two of the region’s delicacies. Visit the Rector’s Palace, a stunningly restored Gothic building. Enjoy a leisurely bike ride around a nearby village, then lounge under the sun at one of Dubrovnik’s lovely sandy beaches.

You’ll fall head over heels with Santorini as soon as you step foot on this idyllic Greek Island, where winding alleys are surrounded by white-washed buildings, blooming flowers, and spectacular views of the Ionian Sea. Explore the cliffside villages of Fira and Oia and their cafes, restaurants, and blue-domed churches. Sail around the island’s scenic half-moon-shaped bay while marveling at a volcanic caldera. Or lounge under the sun and dip your toes in one of Santorini’s famous black sand beaches.

East meets West in Istanbul, a cosmopolitan city located between Europe and Asia that combines the best of both worlds. Learn all about the rich history of iconic landmarks like the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. Go shopping at the labyrinth Grand Bazaar, where you’ll find all sorts of handmade treasures. Sip on a glass of Turkish tea by the Bosphorus, the body of water that separates the European and Asian sides of the city.

Eastern Mediterranean Cruise Itineraries

The Eastern Mediterranean cruise season begins in late May and lasts until mid-October. You’ll find everything from 6-night jaunts around Croatia, Greece, and Montenegro and 7-night sailings that stop in Italy, Malta, and Croatia, to lengthier journeys around the area, including 10-night cruises to Italy, Croatia, and Montenegro and 12-night journeys around Turkey and the Greek Islands. Most of our Eastern Mediterranean cruises spend only a day at sea, giving you plenty of time to explore the region in depth. 

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There’s no better way to explore the Mediterranean than on a cruise with Celebrity Cruises. Once you set sail around this magical region, you’ll understand why we’ve been voted the best cruise line in Europe for 11 consecutive years. Not only will you travel to some of the most coveted destinations in the Eastern Mediterranean, but you’ll also enjoy an unrivaled experience on board during your time at sea.

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If you'd like to avoid the hassle of airports, luggage restrictions and flying to your destination, no-fly cruises from UK are the perfect solution. With popular ports such as Southampton and Liverpool located across the country, no-fly cruises are a stress-free way to hop onboard an impressive ship and set sail to one of the many incredible destinations on offer. Whether you're heading to the Mediterranean, the Canary Islands, the Baltic or the Norwegian fjords- to name just a few- taking a no fly cruise from the UK offers some wonderful ships to choose from. 

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You can choose from a large variety of cruise lines providing no-fly cruise itineraries including world-renowned liners such as MSC Cruises, Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, P&O Cruises, Cunard & Carnival Cruise Line.

No-fly cruises from the UK go to a huge selection of destinations around the world, everything from  relaxing cruises , Mediterranean cruises including  Greek Island Cruises , and as far-flung as Denmark and  Canada .

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Many people believe that you first need to fly abroad to set off on a luxury cruise or sail to an exotic destination, but thanks to the UK’s convenient location, you can keep your feet firmly on the ground.

Leaving directly from ports around the UK, No Fly Cruises are a popular choice for cruise-goers who prefer their holidays as hassle-free as possible.

Removing the stress that comes with airport queues, flight delays and baggage restrictions are just a few of the advantages of a No Fly Cruise and, thanks to Cruise Nation’s wide selection of great deals on No Fly Cruises from the UK to destinations around the world, you won’t find yourself limited on where you can travel to.

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We offer No Fly cruises from a selection of UK ports, with deals on No Fly Cruises from Southampton or Dover. This allows our customers to travel in comfort to a port near home, before easily embarking on their next cruise holiday.

Cruise Nation’s No Fly Cruise Deals are some of the most competitive on the market, and can see you sailing directly from the UK to sun-soaked destinations including the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands, as well as the beautiful landscapes of the Baltics and the Norwegian Fjords.

Don’t let a flight get in the way of your perfect cruise holiday – book one of our great value deals on No Fly Cruises in 2022 or 2023 and find out just how far you can go without setting foot on a plane.

WHY BOOK A NO FLY CRUSIE?

There are a variety of different reasons why some of our customers prefer to book a No Fly Cruise over one that requires air travel. For some, the hassle and stress of airports – from spending hours in departures to being restricted on how much baggage they can bring – takes all of the joy out of travelling, whilst for others, a genuine fear of flying might stop them from booking a cruise with airfare included.

When you choose a No Fly Cruise from Cruise Nation, all you need to do is make your way to your chosen port. You can bring as much luggage as you like, with no restrictions on baggage weight or contents. From the moment you step onboard, your holiday can begin, with no queuing or delays.

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Top 10 No-Fly Cruise Ships

The wonderful thing about no-fly cruises is that there’s nothing to stress about once you arrive at the port. Whether it’s Southampton, Dover, Newcastle or anywhere else, you can hand your suitcases to porters then get yourself a coffee or cup of tea for the short wait to be called through security.

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• Marella Explorer
• Disney Magic
• Independence of the Seas
• Spirit of Discovery
• Crown Princess
• Norwegian Spirit
• Black Watch
• Celebrity Silhouette

Your holiday literally starts as soon as you pass your hand luggage through the scanner and you’re guided up the ramp to be greeted onboard by staff – sometimes by the captain himself – and shown to your cabin.

Then you can wave goodbye to Blighty, grab a cocktail on the sundeck for the sailaway party and look forward to a night of good food and great entertainment before almost certainly waking up the next day in your first exciting destination: perhaps northern Europe, Norway or northern Spain.

Of course, if you’re off to the Mediterranean, the Baltic, Canaries or further, you might have to sleep late and relax all day.

So here is our pick of 10 of the best ships for no-fly cruises.

1. Marella Explorer

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? Marella Explorer will be based in Newcastle for round-trip holidays this summer and is Marella Cruises’ newest ship along with sister ship Marella Explorer II, which launched in April 2019. It’s ideal for British family holidays thanks to facilities such as children’s clubs and a Sports & Family deck. The mostly British entertainment and food means children will feel at home onboard and its northern homeport saves the need to get all the way to the south coast with all the paraphernalia that children require before they’re prepared to leave home. As an added bonus for frazzled parents, its cruises are all-inclusive, with drinks and gratuities included, making it much more affordable for families.

**Where does it go? ** Arriving in Newcastle after a winter in the Caribbean, Marella Explorer will sail to northern Europe from the beginning of May until September. Its first itinerary will take it to the Baltic Sea with a 14-night cruise that not only includes the star ports of Tallinn, St Petersburg (overnight stay), Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen, but also features a day in Oslo -- Norway’s compact capital with its magnificent Viking and maritime museums.

Norway’s fjords loom large in several other six to 13-night cruises, with the longer Midnight Sun cruise in June getting all the way to Alta, high in the Arctic Circle, before returning home. There’s also a 14-night Lands of Fire & Ice cruise in July to Iceland and Norway via the Orkney Islands. Marella Explorer will conclude its summer season with a few round-trips from Southampton before it heads to the Canaries for the winter.

Ship highlights When Marella Explorer joined the fleet in summer 2018 it raised the bar for Marella Cruises with 10 restaurants and 10 lounges, introducing The Dining Club for foodies and the first Champneys spa at sea. The 1,924-passenger ship had a massive makeover before becoming the line’s biggest ship and it’s bathed in natural light -- from the two-deck picture windows of the lively Indigo bar-club-casino to the two-deck glass wall in main dining room, Latitude 53. There’s also a retractable glass roof in the Mediterranean lounge and restaurant above. The family deck features mini-golf, volleyball and basketball, a couple of pools and a cinema, plus burgers and pizza at the Snack Shack. The adults-only Veranda with double sun loungers and private cabanas, meanwhile, offers an escape while children hang out in their clubs.

2. Disney Magic

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? For a few weeks during summer, Disney Magic will sprinkle its fairy dust on Dover before setting off on five cruises around Northern Europe. So, there will be no need to fly to America or even board Eurostar to Disneyland Paris to get your Disney fix. If you’ve ever seen the joy of a small child coming face to face with Mickey Mouse or perhaps Beauty and The Beast, you’ll know why Disney Magic offers the ultimate family no-fly cruise.

**Where does it go? ** From mid-August to mid-September, Disney Magic sails north from Dover to Scandinavia and the Netherlands as well as offering a seven-night British Isles round-trip that goes to Dublin, Belfast, Greenock (near Glasgow) and Liverpool. There are also seven-night return trips to northern Europe that dip a toe in the Baltic, calling at Oslo and Copenhagen or Copenhagen and Gothenburg, as well as sailing to Norwegian ports such as Stavanger. Or there’s a Norway-only round-trip that goes as far north as the picturesque fishing town of Alesund.

Ship highlights Disney Magic has some of the newest onboard offerings of all Disney Cruise Line’s ships, thanks to a multi-million-dollar refit in 2018. Rapunzel’s Royal Table offers a new dining experience inspired by Disney film "Tangled". Rapunzel, Flynn Rider and the Snuggly Duckling Thugs entertain you as you eat in the castle ballroom, while "Tangled: The Musical" is one of the onboard theatre productions. The teens room, Vibe, has been transformed into an urban loft with video and virtual reality games, plus activities such as movie-making. And the adult-only Cove Café has been reimagined into a totally tropical escape for coffee or cocktails beside the Quiet Cove Pool. Adults can also enjoy the redesigned Rainforest Room with steam and hydrotherapy in the Senses Spa. And if your child has grown out of Disney characters there’s the chance to meet Marvel’s Spider-Man, Iron Man and Captain America.

3. Independence of the Seas

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? When Independence of the Seas was named in Southampton in 2008 it was the world’s largest cruise ship and has always held a special place in the hearts of British cruisers. In 2018 it had a massive refit to bring it bang up to date and returned to homeport in Southampton. Now it’s back again this year. While unequivocally American, the crew on Independence have the measure of British passengers and not only are the prices well pitched for our market, but the itineraries are spot on. From short sampler cruises over to northern Europe and back (Bruges and Le Havre a speciality) to a week in Scandinavia or a fortnight in the Mediterranean, Independence of the Seas has the family holiday covered as well as catering to younger groups and couples.

**Where does it go? ** Outside the school holidays, Independence of the Seas travels to cultural destinations in northern Europe such as Hamburg, Oslo and Bruges (from Zeebrugge), or areas of natural beauty like the Norwegian Fjords. Western France and Spain are included in a trip down to Lisbon while autumn cruises include an 11-night Sunshine In The Canaries sailing. But in high summer the focus moves to the Mediterranean, sometimes concentrating on Italy, sometimes on Spain. Independence of the Seas leaves for the Caribbean come winter and in 2020 its Southampton spot will be taken over by the magnificent Anthem of the Seas.

Ship highlights New onboard activities top Independence of the Seas’ list of upgrades, starting with The Perfect Storm twin racing waterslides, a pop-up Lazer Tag room and a new Escape Room. Original favourites such as the ice skating rink, Flowrider Surf Simulator and rock climbing walls are still there, too. West End-standard musicals are a feature of RCI ships and Independence of the Seas has a brilliant version of "Grease". As for eating, there are many restaurants, free and paid-for, with the most theatrical new arrival being the Asian-inspired Izumi Sushi and Hibachi Grill -- the largest teppanyaki dining experience in the whole fleet. Staterooms range from inside cabins to balcony cabins or suites, with new Panoramic Rooms offering floor-to-ceiling windows at the front of the ship. There are also inter-connected staterooms for families. At the heart of this 3,858-passenger ship, though, is the Royal Promenade -- a venue for shopping, eating and drinking, plus nightly street parties.

4. Spirit of Discovery

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? Saga’s first new-build ship will sail from Dover after a naming ceremony in July, switching to Southampton in October, then heading back to Dover again next spring. It might be built for polar expeditions, but its cruise calendar sticks closer to home with a mix of northern Europe, Mediterranean and Canary Islands round-trips. Passengers will love the ship’s British focus -- from the Jools Holland supper club to the recent introduction of no gratuities. Then there’s the free chauffeur service taking guests to the ship from their home (within a 250-mile radius) and the option of free travel insurance or a price reduction if not required. Free Wi-Fi and wine with lunch and dinner also makes this famously over-50s travel company a perennial favourite.

Where does it go? Saga is definitely for grown-ups and although it goes to popular destinations such as the Norwegian Fjords, Baltic Sea and Mediterranean there are often twists to the itineraries. Its Natural Scandinavia round-trip, for instance, goes to Skagen and Stockholm but also the less well-known Lulea in Sweden and Oulu plus Pori in Finland. Its food and wine-themed French & Spanish Flavours cruise goes to Bordeaux, Bilbao and Leixoes for Oporto in Portugal, while its Chic Mediterranean cruise avoids the obvious ports and stops at historic Cartagena and Valencia in Spain plus St Tropez and Toulon in France.

Ship highlights It’s hard not to be excited at the prospect of Jules Holland playing the piano in The Club -- the steakhouse restaurant he has helped to design -- although he’ll only be onboard for a couple of special cruises (Gourmet Spain and Natural Scandinavia in 2019). Elsewhere the ship has a light-filled contemporary feel, with a touch of mid-20th century retro style. It’s only a small ship, carrying just 999 passengers, but onboard facilities include the Britannia Lounge for daytime lectures and evening music and dancing. The Living Room has a Champagne bar at night and homemade cakes by day, while The Spa has a hydrotherapy pool and steam room and the gym offers Pilates, yoga and tai chi classes.

5. Britannia

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? P&O Cruises’ flagship Britannia is a home-away-from-home for Brits. Built as a ship for the nation and named by the Queen back in 2015, it’s hosted a live Ant and Dec’s "Saturday Night Takeaway" and the celebrity chefs who have created its speciality restaurants are household names in the UK. Apart from a winter season in the Caribbean all its cruises are return-trips from Southampton. There’s a good mix of seven and 14-night holidays that are aimed at P&O fans who have embraced the ship’s less traditional -- more boutique hotel -- design. The no-tips-required cruises will no doubt also win new fans and there are 27 single cabins for solo travellers.

Where does it go? Britannia’s Norwegian Fjords, Baltic Sea and northern Europe itineraries mostly cover well-known destinations, so are best-suited to people who haven’t been to those particular regions before and are keen to see the highlights. Its 14-night Scandinavia and Russia cruise, for instance, goes to all the must-see places with an overnight in St Petersburg and late departure from Copenhagen and only one less well-known port, Skagen in Denmark. While most of its Norwegian Fjords cruises follow a well-worn route, they also feature days of scenic cruising that get Britannia into fjords other cruise lines might not offer. There’s also a school holidays Mediterranean cruise that goes to well-known ports between Cadiz and Livorno, for excursions to Florence and Pisa.

Ship highlights P&O Cruises’ biggest ship, at 3,647 passengers, is also its most stylish. It’s like a plush London hotel. Britannia was the first P&O ship to introduce The Limelight Club, an intimate supper club, and The Epicurian, a stylish lounge café for afternoon tea with cakes by Eric Landlard. Also new for Britannia was the Market Café in the Atrium where guests can buy British beer and team it with artisan British cheese (but only if they want to) or indulge in more Landlard patisseries. British food is highlighted in the Cookery School, where guest teachers can include baking queen Mary Berry, while Chef’s Table dinners are sometimes hosted by celebrity chefs such as Marco Pierre White. Entertainment includes the hugely successful interactive magic and illusion show "Astonishing", and "Strictly Come Dancing"-themed cruises in partnership with BBC Studios. It also has P&O Cruises staples such as pan-Asian Sindhu, The Glass House wine bar and the Headliners Theatre with revue-style shows and tribute acts.

6. Crown Princess

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? Crown Princess has been cruising around the Caribbean of late, but it’s back in Southampton for summer 2019 after a refit in 2018. So if you want to explore the British Isles this summer on a mid-size ship with a long list of amenities this could be the one for you. There’s everything from Movies Under The Stars to water parks and a giant gym, but with a maximum 3,080 passengers onboard it rarely seems overcrowded and there are plenty of lounges and public spaces to get away from it all.

**Where does it go? ** This summer, Crown Princess is one of two Princess Cruises ships sailing around the British Isles and Ireland from Southampton, calling at major cities such as Dublin, Belfast, Liverpool, Glasgow and Edinburgh until September. After a winter in the Caribbean the ship will be back in Southampton in time for May 2020 for round-trips to the Baltic and Midnight Sun cruises around Norway right up to North Cape. Then, after a few autumn Mediterranean trips Crown Princess will be heading back to Florida for winter sun.

Ship highlights Crown Princess had a UK makeover for the 2017 season, introducing curry night once a week, fish and chips every lunchtime and a weekly Sunday roast to its complimentary restaurants. Even the pub serves Lancashire hotpot and Cornish pasties on sea days, while the breakfast options include English-style bacon and black pudding, with Twinings tea and Marmite to hand. Since the 2018 refit every cabin has been upgraded with a luxury Princess bed. Plus, the four top-deck outdoor restaurants have been enhanced. The new Salty Dog Grill serves street tacos with fillings such as roasted sweet potato green chili as well as burgers. The new pizza take-away, Slice, offers California artisan toast, with toppings such as avocado, as well as the line’s signature Neapolitan-style pizza. The poolside bar and ice cream bar, meanwhile, have both been renamed after a makeover. The Italian Sabatini’s and Crown Grill remain superb. There’s adults-only sunbathing at The Sanctuary and an adults-only pool in the Lotus Spa -- both paid-for. But this is a family ship with excellent free children’s clubs that offer new activities in association with Discovery Channel.

7. Norwegian Spirit

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? There are not many opportunities to experience the famous “Freestyle Cruising” of Norwegian Cruise Line on round-trips from the UK, so grab it while you can when Norwegian Spirit docks in Southampton this summer. From May to September there are opportunities to sail around Britain and see northern Europe while being free to eat any time without being limited to a main dining room early or late sitting. Freestyle also means you can choose from a selection of free upgrades such as speciality dining or Wi-Fi packages and there are activities to suit all ages, from toddlers up.

Where does it go? Like most UK-based ships Norwegian Spirit heads north during the early summer months to take advantage of the long nights. Its Iceland, Ireland & Norway cruise has virtually 24-hour daylight in early June and its Norway & The Arctic cruise in late June takes in the summer solstice. There are several trips around the British Isles, with one that also goes to France, Belgium and the Netherlands. This offers a rare chance to disembark in Holyhead, north Wales, and Portland, on the Dorset coast.

Ship highlights As one of NCL’s smallest ships, with 1,996 passengers, Spirit really is perfect for destination-heavy itineraries where you wake-up in a new port most days and are too tired to do more than eat and drink at night. There are 17 places to do this, many of them complimentary, including the two main dining rooms, the Raffles Court buffet, 24-hour Blue Lagoon snack station and the Bier Garten, serving Bavarian dishes and beer. Book a speciality package so you don’t miss out on Cagney’s Steakhouse, good coffee in Café 49 or the three other paid-for restaurants. And after dinner there’s Maharini’s Lounge & Nightclub, a South Beach-style hangout, or Stardust Theatre for Vegas-style shows.

8. Black Watch

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines' Black Watch is sailing from Liverpool this summer and again in 2020 following a successful 2018 season based on the River Mersey. Mostly, the ship will sail north to Scotland, Norway and Iceland and, when it’s not in its Liverpool home, it will be based in Southampton for the winter. Black Watch is a quintessentially British ship with prices in sterling and traditional menus that suit the mostly older clientele. Multi-generation holidays are a growing feature of its summer programme, when there’s a Little Skippers Club for children aged five to 11, but outside the school holidays the ship is a haven for mature travellers.

**Where does it go? ** Black Watch is a small ship, with just 799 passengers onboard, so it’s perfect for its Scottish Isles cruises and for exploring the Norwegian Fjords. Iceland, the Baltic Sea and even Greenland itineraries, with an overnight in Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, are also on offer. From September, Black Watch heads south to northern France, or down as far as Portimao in Portugal, and a November return trip to Liverpool will get you to Morocco. Then from December the ship is based in Southampton for winter sun trips to Spain and the Canaries or up to northern Norway to look for the Northern Lights, before returning to Liverpool in March 2020.

Ship highlights With its classic lines and a wraparound promenade deck, Black Watch takes its passengers back to a gentler time of deck games and afternoon tea. But a 26-day refurbishment in late 2016 brought Black Watch up to date with new bathrooms and mini-bars in every cabin, an interactive TV system and improved restaurant and lounge bar facilities. There’s a small contemporary-styled restaurant, the Brigadoon, and a small a la carte restaurant, The Club, in addition to a spacious main restaurant, The Glentanar. The ship has a Scottish theme throughout, from its restaurants to the tartan carpets and Black Watch Regiment memorabilia in the public rooms. As for the onboard entertainment, well that’s fairly gentle, too, ranging from traditional revues to ballroom dancing.

9. Columbus

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? Cruise & Maritime Voyages’ flagship Columbus is based full-time at London Tilbury, with just the occasional departure from Rotterdam, so it offers a great choice of no-fly cruises year-round. These include very successful themed cruises, such as its Cricketing Legends with superstars like former England captain Mike Gatting, interviewed by the sublimely entertaining Nick Hancock. There are also winter sunshine and Christmas markets cruises and a round-the-world cruise, while the onboard ambiance is comfortably lively -- but not excessive -- thanks to the reasonable bar prices. It’s also worth looking out for the many special offers and when cruises start in the Netherlands there are sometimes free coach and ferry transfers with free parking in Tilbury, where the cruise disembarks.

**Where does it go? ** Round-Britain cruises and the Norwegian Fjords dominate itineraries during late spring and summer but, as Columbus is relatively small, with just 1,400 passengers, it can anchor off out-of-the-way destinations such as the Scottish Isles or the Channel and Scilly Islands. Its Baltic and Norwegian Fjords cruises follow classic itineraries and, during winter months, there are cruises to the Canaries and Madeira with festive short cruises to Antwerp, Amsterdam and Hamburg. The Grand Round the World Cruise 2020 will take Columbus to the Caribbean and through the Panama Canal to Australasia and the Far East, returning through the Suez Canal to the Mediterranean and home. From April 2020 Columbus is back at Tilbury for cruises heading north.

Ship highlights Columbus joined the CMV fleet in 2017 after a major refit and its restaurants and lounge bars still look fresh and new -- in particular the glamorous Waterfront main restaurant and contemporary Plantation buffet restaurant, with shelves full of potted plants and knick-knacks giving it a land-based feel. The food is remarkably good for such a budget cruise line but the stand-out restaurant is the curry house, Fusion. It’s no coincidence that CMV’s food and beverage manager comes from Kerala, in India. Columbus was once a Princess Cruises ship, so there’s a good selection of public spaces for shows and the bars are reasonably priced, with a bottle of red wine costing around £15.

10. Celebrity Silhouette

Why is it good for a no-fly cruise? Celebrity Silhouette has made Southampton home for the summer again with a series of mainly seven and 14-night round-trips to Scandinavia, Russia and Norway’s fjords . It’s especially good if you want to go to the Baltic Sea because it goes back and forth to St Petersburg several times from May to July. Many cruises have free drinks and gratuities included which, with the saving on air fares, makes it even more affordable.

Where does it go? Celebrity Cruises was among the pioneers of overnight stays and late-night departures so Silhouette’s series of 14-night Scandinavia & Russia cruises feature two days in St Petersburg as well as two in Copenhagen or Stockholm, which is a real treat. Iceland also features in several cruises, coupled with Ireland, with overnights in Dublin and Reykjavik. During the summer there are two classic Western Mediterranean cruises and then it’s down to the Canaries a couple of times before [crossing the Atlantic to New York.

Ship highlights Celebrity Cruises fancies itself as a “hip” cruise line and it’s certainly a favourite with foodies. Silhouette had the first restaurant at sea where you could grill your own food at the Lawn Club (a green sward of grass for picnics and gazing out to sea). It’s almost like having a barbecue party in your garden, with a chef helping you cook on a ventilated grill beside your table. The cabana-style private retreats in the Lawn Club are pretty memorable, too, and there is certainly a good choice of complimentary and paid-for restaurants, from sushi to French and Italian, as well as an excellent Cellar Masters wine bar where the Enomatic self-serve wine system means you can buy wine by the glass to create your own wine-tasting evening. Also stand-out is The Hideaway, an avant-garde tree house for relaxing in a quiet corner, and Celebrity iLounge, with interactive workstations and Apple-trained staff.

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Saga Cruises launches 2023 ocean cruise itineraries

by Danielle | Apr 5, 2022 | No Fly Cruise News , No Fly Cruises Blog , Saga Cruises

Saga Cruises has today officially launched its 2023 ocean cruise itineraries with a host of new destinations, ports and experiences for guests currently  all with up to 35% off  the full fare price for early bookers (prices below reflect the discount).

Travellers can experience a 78-night South American cruise and Saga’s boutique ships will also be visiting some special and unusual destinations including  Montserrat, St Barts, Grytviken, Antalya, Limassol, the Scilly Isles and Bordeaux. New ports for the cruise line also include  Rovinj, on the Croatian cruise itinerary and  Nordfjordeid, on the Norwegian cruise schedules.  

Ocean cruise highlights:

Saga’s 2023 ocean cruising will kick off in style with a 78-night South American itinerary departing from Portsmouth on  Spirit of Adventure  on January 12. The epic  South American Explorer   cruise will travel  around the vast coastline calling at destinations such as Devil’s Island in Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Colombia, the Chilean Fjords, the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and the Panama Canal transit. Prices start from £17,663 per person.

With many people now booking their once in a lifetime holiday, the  Autumn Colours of New England  cruise on  Spirit of Discovery  departing September 26, 2023 for 28-nights is the perfect way to see the stunning coastline from the East Coast of the  USA  and  Canada  to Newfoundland. Particular sights include arriving into New York’s port, passing the Statue of Liberty and cruising along the Hudson, the autumn display in Acadia National Park from Bar Harbor and the story-book fishing village of Peggy’s Cove in Halifax. Newport, which is considered to be the sailing capital of, is also known for its Gilded Age mansions including the famous, ‘The Breakers’, an 1895 mansion that looks like a Renaissance palace. Prices start from £8,073 per person.

For those looking to head to the warmer parts of the Americas, there is a 30-night  Springtime in the Caribbean  cruise departing Portsmouth on March 5, 2023 on  Spirit of Discovery  from £6,712 per person, which includes a stop for the  first time  since 2017 in  Montseratt , an island of dramatic natural scenery, dominated by the Soufrière Hills volcano and home to wonderful nature and amazing hikes. There is also an  Island hopping in the Caribbean  cruise on  Spirit of Discovery  departing November 7, 2023 for 30 nights from £6,515 per person.

Closer to home but still chasing the warmth, options include the  Ancient Cities of the Mediterranean  cruise departing March 31 for 22-nights on  Spirit of Adventure  (also repeated on  Spirit of Discovery  on September 4). This cruise returns to  Antalya, Limassol  and  Rhodes , along with visits to Malaga, Valletta, Heraklion, Palermo, Cagliari and Lisbon. Highlights on the stop in Limassol include a visit to UNESCO listed Paphos, home of the colourful Dionysus mosaics, picturesque churches, medieval monasteries, museums, countless antiquities, a pretty harbour guarded by a small castle and the underground Tombs of the Kings. In Rhodes, the tour takes in the Filerimos Monastery and Grand Masters’ Palace, the Church of our Lady, built by the Knights of St John in the 15th century and a tour on foot to the 14th century medieval Palace of the Grand Masters. Prices start from £5,168 per person.

Travellers can explore the  Croatian  coast on Saga’s  Venice and the Treasures of the Adriatic  cruise departing Portsmouth on April 9, 2023 on  Spirit of Discovery  and on October 9, 2023 on  Spirit of Adventure . This  new  22-night cruise travels from Dubrovnik along the Dalmatian coast to the Istrian Peninsular. Every port is steeped in history and a stone’s throw from UNESCO heritage sites for guests to visit. It also stops at  Rovinj  – a  new port  for Saga –  one of the last true Mediterranean fishing ports that  faces Venice across the Adriatic and where guests will be dropped by tender into the heart of the town. Prices start from £4,995 per person.

Guests looking to test a  short cruise  or those interested in sailing the waters of the British Isles   can select from: a five-night  Capitals of the Emerald Isle  itinerary departing on April 4 on  Spirit of Discovery  from £1,155 per person;  Western Maritime Ports  on  Spirit of Discovery  departing May 1, 2023 for five nights from £1,109 per person;  Hidden Gems of the British Isles  on  Spirit of Adventure , a ten-night cruise departing May 26, 2023 and August 11, 2023, with prices from £2,198 per person; or a  Late Summer Escape  on  Spirit of Adventure  departing September 11, 2023 for six nights with prices from £1,330 per person.

There are also a range of  short  seven-night cruises of the Fjords, including:  A Norwegian Trilogy  on  Spirit of Adventure  departing May 7, 2023 from £1,664 per person;  Fjord Explorer  on  Spirit of Discovery  departing on June 22, 2023 from £1,800 per person and;  Norway’s Cities and Fjords  departing on July 21, 2023 aboard  Spirit of Adventure  or July 30, 2023 on  Spirit of Discovery  from £1,764 per person. These popular cruises will all call at Flam, for an excursion on its famed railway and Geiranger as well as Nordfjordeid, a new port for Saga, which is nestled at the end of the Eidsfjord. The town has a new Viking museum and exhibition, with a full size replica ship and there’s the option of an excursion to the ports of Loen and Olden.

Across the Norwegian Sea is a  Landscapes of Greenland and Iceland  cruise on  Spirit of Discovery  departing on June 29, 2023 for 17-nights. Both awash with natural wonders, the arrival into  Greenland  is a breath-taking 60-mile passage along the Prinse Christian Sound, with mountains on either side, some of which reach over 7,000 feet. The tours showcase the best of the region and the communities that thrive in this beautiful but inhospitable environment. Departing Tilbury, the cruise takes in Isafjördur, Grundafjördur, Reykjavik (Iceland), Qaqortoq, Narsarsua and Nanortalik (Greenland) before calling at Scrabster (Scotland) on the way home. Prices start from £4,900 per person.

Saga’s 18-night  Classical Italy and the Western Mediterranean  cruise departing from Dover on June 4, 2023 adds the beautiful village of Portofino to the itinerary, where  Spirit of Discovery  will anchor alongside superyachts and guests can take a tender to the harbour. The cruise also   takes in Lisbon, Portimão (Portugal), Palma (Majorca), Civitavecchia, Livorno (Italy), Monaco, Cartagena (Spain) and Gibraltar before arriving back to Tilbury.  Prices start from £4,231 per person

There are plenty of options to escape the British winter and head to the warmth of the  Canary Islands , with their volcanoes, rain forests, mountains, cities and fishing ports. A highlight for the year will be Porto da Praia’s return to Saga’s schedule on the  Cape Verde and the Canary Islands  cruise.  Spirit of Adventure  departs from Portsmouth on November 13 for 21 nights taking in Funchal, Santa Cruz, San Sebastian, La Gomera, Porto da Praia, Porto Grande, Santa Cruz, Arrecife, and La Coruña, Spain. Tours to Funchal, Santa Cruz, Arrecife, Cádiz and La Coruña are included. Prices start from £4,650 per person. There are also a further six cruise options to the sub-tropical Canaries between February and Christmas 2023.

And of course, there are a range of  Mediterranean  cruises including three 15-night  Islands of the Western Mediterranean  itineraries departing on April 22 and July 6 on  Spirit of Adventure  with prices from £3,318 per person, and from August 20 on  Spirit of Discovery  with prices from £3,325 per person.  Highlights of Spain and the Balearics  departs on May 6, aboard  Spirit of Discovery  and on September 24, 2023 on  Spirit of Adventure  for 15 nights from £3,234 per person.  Lisbon and Spain’s Atlantic Coast  on  Spirit of Adventure  departs on May 14, 2023 for 12 nights with prices from £2,767 per person.

Saga’s Baltic cruises will be uncovering some wonderful ports including smaller destinations such as Kotka in Finland and Wismar on Germany’s coast with its historic UNESCO listed town centre, plus the ever-popular ports of Tallin, Stockholm and Copenhagen. As an example,  Baltic Capitals  is a 14-night cruise that departs on June 5, 2023 on  Spirit of Adventure  from Dover, with prices starting from £2,866 per person.

The Saga cruise team have also applied their extensive destination knowledge to develop a range of excursions, both included and optional, that will give guests a real behind-the-scenes insight to the places they are visiting.  Examples include: a  small boat trip from the Greenland cruise into the Qooroq Ice Fjord to see the light-blue icebergs that the area is famous for;   a 4×4 drive to Volunteer Point, home to 1200 King penguins and 500 gentoo and magellanic penguins on the South American cruise ;  a seaplane flight over Bergen on the Norway itinerary and a visit to Mount Etna on the Sicilian cruise.

Saga’s Ocean cruises are all-inclusive with a complimentary door-to-door chauffeur service, or Saga can arrange car parking near the port, domestic flights or standard class rail/coach travel.  There are no hidden costs on-board either. Saga Cruises come with all dining and house drinks including a selection of cocktails, draft beers and lagers, wines, spirits, mixers and soft drinks. New this year and in response to guest feedback, a selection of premium label spirits are also available at no additional cost. Also complimentary on board are the Wi-Fi, gratuities, fitness facilities, 24-hour room service, sightseeing tours in selected ports, entertainment (from lectures to recitals to West End shows), porterage of luggage, shuttle buses to nearest town centres and travel insurance with up to £5m coronavirus cover included.

Both  Spirit of Adventure  and  Spirit of Discovery  are small by today’s ship standards, but clever design and a limit to the number of guests (up to 987) give a real feeling of space and comfort, plus all cabins have their own balconies facing onto the ocean.

Although the ships are very distinctive from one another in décor and style, they both feature five restaurants, bars and a living room. Outdoors there is an observation deck, full wraparound promenade and terrace, pool, sports court and deck games. Entertainment and wellbeing facilities include The Playhouse (a 444-seat theatre with complete unobstructed views seating, home to Saga Cruise’s resident performance company), the signature Britannia Lounge with a dance floor and live entertainment, The Library with refreshments, craft and card rooms, The Spa with hydrotherapy pool, sauna, steam and treatment rooms, The Salon, a gym, shop and medical centre.

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