Destinations

A Canaries cruise introduces you to some of the Atlantic’s most spectacular islands. A pod of seven isles, they’re the quintessential island hopping destination. Sweeping sands and world-class watersports are at the top of the agenda for most, but it doesn’t’ stop there. The islands are the tips of a volcanic mountain range, which means lava deserts, tropical forests and soaring peaks are part of the deal on Canary Islands Cruises, too.

With three time zones and three million square miles to get around, most visitors only tick off a handful of sights down under. But that’s not the case on an Australia cruise. Cherry pick the places you want to see and you can stop off everywhere from New South Wales to Tasmania. It’s a country as big as your imagination. Where will your Australia cruise take you?

Caribbean cruises have got relaxation stamped all over them. While you’re sailing from one castaway island to another, there’s wall-to-wall sunshine and at every stop, all the desert island clichés – virgin white beaches, coral reefs and swishing palms – are guaranteed. That said, doing nothing isn’t the only thing to do. You could jitterbug down rushing rapids in Barbados or scale mountain slopes in the British Virgin Islands.

An Iberian Peninsula Cruise puts 220,000 square miles of the world on a plate for you. The second longest peninsula in Europe stretches from The Pyrenees in the north, to the north tip of Africa in the south, wrapping up Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar on the way.

They say that good things come in small packages and on a mini cruise, you’ll find out why. The cruises in this collection may be short, but they serve up full measures when it comes to sights. What’s more, they’re ideal for beginner cruisers and travellers who are short on time.

The Panama Canal has been named one of the seven wonders of the modern world. On a Panama Canal cruise you’ll find out why. This snaking waterway is 48 miles long, took the equivalent of £10 billion dollars to build, and 140 million tonnes of cargo are transported along it every year. Most importantly, though, it can take you from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean in under ten hours.

Scandinavia and the Baltic are the antithesis of the one trick pony. And there’s no better way to discover this than on a Scandinavia and Baltic cruise. Sat on the world’s scalp, the landscape in this part of the world morphs from severe arctic ice lands and guillotine-sharp mountain ridges to cosmopolitan cities and tightly-packed forests.

If water could talk, the Red Sea and the Nile would have some tales to tell. On a Red Sea and Nile cruise you’ll get a feel for the sort of stories they might speak about. These liquid giants have seen empires wax and wane. They’ve seen religions birthed and buried. And they’ve watched as some of wonders of the world have been built and broken.

You’ll get a taste of the Phileas Fogg lifestyle when you take a world cruise. But, with Cruise Deals, you don’t have to do it all in 80 days – you can go round the world in anything from eight to 108 days.