22 lines, 30,540 sailings, every price checked nightly.
115 other sailings from Paris, Darwin or Isla Baltra are on sale from October 2026 to September 2028, the most in August 2027 (8). For a suite cabin the cheapest month is September 2027, typically $1,513 per person a night, and the dearest is January 2027 at $1,967. Typical = the middle sailing that month across every line; per person, taxes and port fees included, read from the booking page Oct 2, 2026.
115 sailings on 4 lines. Prices per person for the whole cruisePrices for two sharing a cabin, whole cruisePrices per person, per night, taxes & port fees included.
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Each cell is that line's typical price that month (the middle sailing), coloured by how the month compares with the line's usual: green months are cheap, red months are peak. Tap a cell or a month for that month, ship by ship. “Usual” is the typical price of the same cabin on other dates of the same sailing, else the same ship or line at that length. Taxes and port fees included.
| Cruise line | Sailings | Ships | Lowest price, whole cruise | Typical per night | Against its usual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Celebrity | 102 | 1 | $7,989 Celebrity Flora, Jul 4, 7 nights | $1,690 | typical (+1%) |
| Silversea | 8 | 1 | $10,700 Silver Cloud, Jul 10, 10 nights | $1,082 | typical (-1%) |
| Regent | 1 | 1 | $7,549 Seven Seas Explorer, Feb 9, 7 nights | $1,078 | not enough history |
| Seabourn | 4 | 1 | $17,358 Seabourn Pursuit, Jun 12, 10 nights | $1,753 | ▲ 66% over |
Per person, taxes and port fees included, read from the booking page Oct 2, 2026. “Against its usual” is the middle of this line’s sailings here, each compared with the same cabin on other dates of the same sailing, else the same ship or line at that length.
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