Your Next Adventure Awaits on the Water

No, our cruise booking service is completely free. We're compensated by the cruise lines, so you pay the same price (or often less with our exclusive offers) as booking direct — but with added perks and personalized support.

We work with all major cruise lines including Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Celebrity, Princess, Viking, Holland America, Carnival, Oceania, Regent Seven Seas, Silversea, Seabourn, AmaWaterways, Avalon, Uniworld, MSC, Disney, and Cunard. If there's a specific line you're interested in, we can help.

Absolutely. We regularly organize group cruises for family reunions, milestone celebrations, destination weddings, and corporate events. Groups often qualify for additional perks like onboard credits, private events, or cabin upgrades.

Yes, we can arrange everything — flights, pre/post cruise hotels, airport transfers, shore excursions, and travel insurance. We'll make sure your entire trip is seamless, not just the cruise portion.

Depending on the cruise line and sailing, we can often secure onboard credits, cabin upgrades, specialty dining packages, beverage packages, or spa credits. We'll always let you know what's available for your specific booking.

First-time cruisers are our favorite! We'll ask about your travel style, interests, and budget to recommend the right cruise line, ship, itinerary, and cabin category. There's a cruise for everyone — we'll find yours.

For first-timers, we often recommend Royal Caribbean or Norwegian for their variety of activities and flexibility, or Celebrity for a more refined experience. The "best" really depends on what you're looking for — families might love Disney or Royal Caribbean's mega-ships, while couples often prefer Celebrity or Princess. Tell us what matters most and we'll match you perfectly.

It depends on what you want from your trip. Caribbean cruises offer beaches, water sports, relaxation, and warm weather year-round. Mediterranean cruises are ideal for history, culture, cuisine, and walking through ancient cities. Caribbean tends to be more affordable and has shorter flight times from the US. Mediterranean sailings are typically longer (10-14 days) and best from April to October. We can help you decide based on your priorities.

For the best cabin selection and pricing, we recommend booking 9-12 months ahead, especially for peak seasons, popular itineraries, or if you want a specific cabin category. That said, last-minute deals (30-90 days out) can offer great value if you're flexible. Holiday sailings and Alaska cruises book up fastest — plan those 12-18 months ahead.

The Mediterranean cruise season runs April through November. Shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October) offer the best combination of pleasant weather, smaller crowds, and reasonable prices. Summer (June-August) is peak season with the warmest weather but also the most tourists and highest prices. We can help you find the sweet spot based on your preferences.

Many cruise lines are fantastic for families. Royal Caribbean, Disney, Norwegian, and Carnival have extensive kids' clubs, water parks, family staterooms, and age-appropriate activities from toddlers to teens. Most ships offer babysitting services too. The key is choosing the right ship and itinerary — we'll help you find sailings with sea days for the pool and ports that are kid-friendly.

Your cruise fare typically includes accommodation, all meals at main dining venues and buffets, entertainment (shows, pools, fitness center), and transportation between ports. What's NOT usually included: alcoholic drinks, specialty restaurants, shore excursions, spa treatments, WiFi, and gratuities. Some luxury lines (Viking, Regent, Silversea) include more. We'll always break down exactly what's included for your specific sailing.

They're quite different experiences. Ocean cruises offer more variety — bigger ships, more activities, diverse itineraries from tropical beaches to Alaska glaciers. River cruises are intimate (100-200 guests), sail through the heart of cities and countryside, include more excursions, and rarely have rough seas. River cruises suit travelers who want depth over breadth; ocean cruises work for those wanting resort-style amenities and variety.

A 7-day Caribbean cruise can range from $600-$800 per person for inside cabins on mainstream lines to $3,000+ for luxury suites. Budget roughly $50-100/day extra for drinks, excursions, and gratuities. Mediterranean cruises typically cost 20-30% more. We can work within any budget — let us know your range and we'll find options that maximize value without surprises.

It depends on how much you drink. Most beverage packages cost $60-100 per person per day. If you'd have 5-6 drinks daily (cocktails, wine, specialty coffee), you'll likely save money. Light drinkers or those who mainly drink at dinner often do better paying as they go. Some cruise lines require all adults in a cabin to purchase the package. We can run the numbers for your specific sailing.

Modern cruise ships have stabilizers that minimize motion significantly — many people who get carsick have no issues on cruises. Choose larger ships (they move less), book a midship cabin on a lower deck, and consider itineraries with calmer waters (Caribbean, Mediterranean in summer). River cruises have virtually no motion. Over-the-counter remedies like Dramamine or prescription patches work well for most. We'll help you choose the smoothest sailing.

Cruise lines set the base price, so you won't pay more through us — and often you'll pay less. We have access to group rates, exclusive promotions, and onboard credit offers not available to the public. Plus, you get our expertise in cabin selection, itinerary planning, and 24/7 support if anything goes wrong. There's genuinely no downside to booking through an advisor.