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#14.7 ★Regent Seven Seas CruisesSeven Seas Explorer2016 · 55,254 GT · 746 guests · Alaska · AsiaSeven Seas Explorer was Regent's first newbuild in more than a decade and the first of its Explorer class, built by Fincantieri at Sestri Ponente in Genoa and completed in June…
#24.5 ★CrystalCrystal Serenity2003 · 68,870 GT · 740 guests · World cruises · CaribbeanCrystal Serenity is the larger of Crystal's two ships, built by Chantiers de l'Atlantique at Saint-Nazaire and named by Dame Julie Andrews in July 2003. After Crystal's former…#34.3 ★Virgin VoyagesBrilliant Lady2025 · 108,232 GT · 2,770 guests · Caribbean · AlaskaBrilliant Lady is the newest of Virgin Voyages' four adults-only ships. Ordered in 2018 and launched in 2022, she was held up by material shortages and entered service in…
#44.3 ★Disney Cruise LineDisney Destiny2025 · 144,000 GT · 2,508 guests · Bahamas · CaribbeanDisney Destiny, the third Wish-class ship, began sailing in November 2025 from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. Her theme is heroes and villains: the Grand Hall is styled…
#54.3 ★Hapag-Lloyd CruisesEuropa 22013 · 42,830 GT · 516 guests · World cruisesEuropa 2 is the largest ship of Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, built by STX Europe at Saint-Nazaire, France, and in service since her maiden voyage in May 2013. She measures 42,830 gross…
#64.3 ★The Ritz-Carlton Yacht CollectionEvrima2022 · 25,400 GT · 298 guests · South Pacific · MediterraneanEvrima is the first ship of The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, a 190-meter yacht-style ship with 149 suites, each with a private terrace, for up to 298 guests. She was ordered in…
6 ships4.7 ★ fleetRegent Seven Seas CruisesLuxuryMiami, Florida, United States · since 1992Regent is known for one of the most inclusive fares in cruising: excursions, drinks, specialty dining, Wi-Fi and gratuities are all in the price, so there are few bills on board…
2 ships4.5 ★ fleetCrystalLuxuryHallandale Beach, Florida, United States · since 1988Crystal's relaunch has been well received in reader polls: Travel + Leisure readers named it the top midsize-ship ocean cruise line in their World's Best Awards in 2025 and again…
15 ships4.3 ★ fleetViking Ocean CruisesPremiumBasel, Switzerland · since 2013Viking sits near the top of reader polls: Condé Nast Traveler readers have rated it number one for ocean cruises six years in a row through 2026, Travel + Leisure lists it among…
12 ships4.3 ★ fleetSilversea CruisesLuxuryFontvieille, Monaco · since 1994Silversea is known for all-suite ships with a lot of space and crew per guest, all-inclusive fares and butler service, and its expedition fleet, including the polar-class Silver…
5 ships4.3 ★ fleetHapag-Lloyd CruisesLuxuryHamburg, Germany · since 1970Hapag-Lloyd Cruises is regarded as one of the leading luxury brands in German-speaking Europe. Europa was rated the best cruise ship in the world by the Berlitz guide twelve…
5 ships4.3 ★ fleetSeabournLuxurySeattle, Washington, United States · since 1986Seabourn is one of the established names in small-ship luxury cruising. Its ships have collected industry awards, including a Travvy Award for Seabourn Ovation as best luxury…big ships with lots to do and fares for most budgets
smaller crowds, better food and service than mainstream
small ships, a high crew-to-guest ratio, most extras included
small ships to remote places, with naturalists and landings
riverboats through towns and cities, a port most days
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