Silversea
16 Jul - 17 Sep 2021 (63 Nights)
- Includes flights, excursions, onboard credit and more Includes flights, excursions, onboard credit and more
Oceania Cruises
30 Jul - 21 Sep 2021 (53 Nights)
From £11,779 pp
Regent Seven Seas Cruises
30 Aug - 28 Oct 2021 (59 Nights)
From £41,619 pp
Oceania Cruises
2 Oct - 2 Dec 2021 (61 Nights)
From £10,019 pp
Crystal Cruises
11 Oct - 21 Dec 2021 (71 Nights)
Regent Seven Seas Cruises
5 Nov 2021 - 6 Jan 2022 (62 Nights)
From £27,279 pp
Windstar Cruises
11 Nov 2021 - 9 Jan 2022 (59 Nights)
Oceania Cruises
21 Dec 2021 - 5 Jul 2022 (196 Nights)
From £44,119 pp
Our insight
Our children or grandchildren take a year out to visit a whole host of countries and visit the world's iconic destinations, so why shouldn't the older generation? The only difference is that overnight bus journeys and sleeping in dormitories are replaced by fine dining and retiring to a well-appointed suite each evening.
A round the world cruise can be pure magic. For example, it would not be unusual to see several of the 'Wonders of the World' on the same trip. On what other holiday could you see Machu Picchu, the Sydney Opera House, the Taj Mahal and the Great Pyramids, and only unpack your bags once?
With overnight stays in places of particular interest, you have plenty of time to explore. Shore time is perfectly balanced with relaxing days at sea, and a number of additional benefits and bonuses make a world cruise extra special.
You have the opportunity to get to know your fellow guests even better than you would do on a regular cruise holiday, so expect to forge lasting friendships as you share in the excitement of the journey. Service levels will exceed your expectations, as the staff on board will get to know your tastes and preferences even better than you know them yourself.
Crystal's recent expansion has proceeded at a dizzying pace, with the addition of a luxury yacht, Crystal Esprit, and the launch of four brand new river yachts. Also on the horizon are three polar-class expedition yachts and a trio of Crystal Diamond Class ocean vessels, joining the recently reimagined medium-size ships, Symphony and Serenity.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises gives you a choice of small to medium sized ships, from the 490 guest Navigator to the world’s first all suite all balcony ships Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager, and the lavish new Seven Seas Explorer and Seven Seas Splendor.
Silversea brings a personal touch and Italian style to the hospitality on board, with a truly cosmopolitan and sophisticated passenger mix which provides a stimulating onboard experience.
Whether you choose one of the classic smaller R class ships, or the purpose built slightly larger O class, you can expect the same levels of Oceania delivery, with a huge emphasis on excellent food, and fascinating worldwide itineraries which can be combined to create lengthy trips.
The Seabourn fleet of three all-inclusive sister ships, each carrying 458 guests, was already the most modern fleet in the Best of the Best category. And with the recent launch of two new 604-guest sister ships, Encore and Ovation, plus two expedition ships to come, this is a company which is really going places.
Elegance, history and the renowned White Star Service are the key features of a cruise on board what Cunard call the ‘Most Famous Ocean Liners in the World’. The brand is widely recognised as the truly ‘British’ line, and this is something that the now-American owners have been very careful to respect. We think they have done a good job; the Cunard style remains unmistakeable.
With a fleet of spacious and comfortable ships, and a worldwide range of destinations, Holland America also features some excellent on board programmes to ensure that your holiday, both on board and ashore, is thoroughly memorable.
What our clients say
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Call us on 020 7399 7670 or visit us at our comfortable offices just off London's Regent Street.