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Cruise Atlas is not a booking site. Browse sailings by region, season, length, budget and travel companions, from departures coming up soon to sailings far ahead — quickly and intuitively. Start by exploring ships and itineraries.

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197Itinerary families

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Where do you want to sail?

Start from the destination - Mediterranean summers, Alaskan glaciers and cruises from Japan.

Caribbean & Bahamas

A year-round favorite. Visit private islands, turquoise seas, and lively beach ports.

55cruises

Mediterranean

A summer classic. Cruise from Barcelona or Rome through historic cities and azure seas in one of the world's largest cruise markets.

51cruises

Northern Europe & Fjords

Fjords and historic Baltic cities under the summer midnight sun. A popular premium-priced itinerary.

28cruises

Alaska

A summer-only wilderness experience. See calving glaciers and fjords, with scenic routes offering encounters with wildlife.

18cruises

Other

Other cruising regions.

15cruises

Japan & Asia

Easy to reach with departures from Japan. Explore the Seto Inland Sea, South Korea, and Taiwan without an overnight stay beforehand.

14cruises

Mexican Riviera & West Coast

A sunny route from the US West Coast, visiting Baja California and the Mexican Riviera.

9cruises

Southeast Asia

Sail from Singapore to tropical islands year-round. Explore the Malay Peninsula and Vietnam on an affordable itinerary.

6cruises

US East Coast & Eastern Canada

Fall foliage is a highlight. From New York or Boston, cruise among lighthouse towns, old Canadian cities, and Bermuda.

2cruises

Hawaii

Explore tropical islands by ship, visiting Honolulu, Maui, Hawaii Island, and Kauai on one trip.

1cruise

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No need to visit cruise line websites one by one. See itineraries from around the world on a single map and zoom in on the seas you care about.

Get a feel for each ship

Family-friendly, adults-focused, luxury or great for first-timers - scores give you a quick read on each ship's character.

Understand the price range

Indicative fares from inside cabins to suites show roughly what to expect. For live fares and availability, we point you to the official sites.

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Featured itineraries

A few classic itineraries to start with.

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MediterraneanMay 2027

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Ships to know

On a cruise, the ship is the product. Choose by character.

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Costa CruisesMega

Costa Smeralda

Excellence class · Built 2019

Costa's flagship and its first ship to use LNG (liquefied natural gas) as fuel. Its approximately 185,000 GT scale includes an 11-deck-high central atrium, water slides, and several specialty restaurants. The onboard design draws on Italy's regions, making it suitable for families and first-time large-ship cruisers. It sails the Mediterranean in summer and is based in Dubai for Middle East cruises in winter 2026-27.

5,224 guestsMediterranean, Middle East

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Carnival Firenze

Vista class · Built 2021

Originally built for Costa Cruises as Costa Firenze, the ship was transferred to Carnival in 2024 as an Italian-themed ship. Its Renaissance Florence-inspired interiors and Italian-focused dining are distinctive. Since entering service, it has offered three- to four-night short cruises to the Bahamas, California, and Mexico. On January 4, 2027, it is scheduled to depart Long Beach on a long repositioning voyage to Miami; it will then operate Miami Caribbean cruises in winter, followed from May by New York departures from Manhattan to Bermuda and Canada. As a reasonably priced West Coast option, its value proposition is expected to reach its final stage in 2026.

4,126 guestsMexican Riviera & West Coast, US East Coast & Eastern Canada

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MSC CruisesMega

MSC World Europa

World Class · Built 2022

MSC World Europa, introduced by MSC in 2022, is the first LNG-fueled World-class ship and the line's largest, exceeding 210,000 GT. Its signature features include an 11-deck dry slide running diagonally through the stern and a spacious indoor promenade. The forward Yacht Club is separately arranged with a dedicated restaurant, lounge, and pool deck, keeping guest flow separate from the general areas and making the ship feel noticeably less crowded. It is scheduled for a 7-night Western Mediterranean circuit in summer 2026, then is expected to return to the Caribbean in winter 2026/27 after changes to its Middle East deployment.

6,762 guestsMediterranean, Caribbean & Bahamas

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