22 lines, 32,168 sailings, every price checked nightly.
95 cruises leave in October 2026 across 8 regions · typical price per person, per night, taxes & port fees included.
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Typical balcony price, per person, per night (taxes & port fees included). Tap a price to see the sailings.
| Region | Contemporarybig ships, best fares | Premiumthe classic lines |
|---|---|---|
| Caribbean Warm islands and beaches 13 sailings · from Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) | $161/night 9 sailings about usual | $168/night 4 sailings about usual |
| Mediterranean Historic cities, food and islands 39 sailings · fly to the ship | $143/night 37 sailings ▼ 22% below usual | $164/night 2 sailings ▼ 13% below usual |
| Bahamas Short, easy beach cruises 15 sailings · from Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) | $149/night 8 sailings about usual | $220/night 7 sailings ▼ 19% below usual |
| Mexico Beach and resort ports on both coasts 11 sailings · from Tampa, Los Angeles | $160/night 9 sailings about usual | $213/night 2 sailings ▼ 19% below usual |
| Northern Europe Fjords, capital cities and the Baltic 3 sailings · fly to the ship | $142/night 3 sailings about usual | none |
| Asia Japan and Asia's port cities 2 sailings · fly to the ship | $372/night 1 sailing ▲ 107% above usual | $261/night 1 sailing ▼ 10% below usual |
| Repositioning One-way ocean crossings between seasons, many days at sea 7 sailings · some from US ports | $122/night 4 sailings about usual | $107/night 3 sailings ▼ 23% below usual |
| More places Hawaii, the Panama Canal, Antarctica and beyond 5 sailings · some from US ports | $260/night 3 sailings ▲ 19% above usual | $252/night 2 sailings ▼ 17% below usual |
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Prices are per person, per night, taxes and port fees included: the middle sailing in each cell, so a cell compares like with like across regions whatever the trip length. Regions are the cruise lines’ own, with river and repositioning sailings counted once, in their own rows.