8 Cruise Lines That'll Take You to Dreamy Locales in Style
AmaWaterways
You’ll be right in the lap of luxury on board AmaWaterways. They offer a slight twist on the traditional cruise ship holiday — instead of flitting from one tropical port to another, they roam rivers in Europe, Asia and Africa.
Their fleet of ships are small and intimate, but don’t compromise on any of the luxuries cruisers expect. You’ll be able to sweep past iconic cities like Paris in elegance and style, minus the crowds of larger ships.
Holland America
Traveling to destinations on all seven continents, everybody will find a holiday to suit them with Holland America. This cruise line is best suited to mature travelers, with a focus on professional service and a relaxing experience rather than amenities catering to young or adventurous families.
If it’s space you want, you’ll get it with Holland America. They have some of the best cabins you’ll find on a cruise ship, with giant balconies and bathtubs in most bathrooms.
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Regent Seven Seas Cruises
This line lays claim to the world’s most luxurious cruise ship, the Regent Seven Seas Explorer. If you book a cruise on this ship you’ll be transported to a world of chandeliers and marble, extravagant art collections and fine dining, plus more space than you would ever expect to find at sea.
Regent Seven Seas aims to have all the ships in their line match this one for style and design, meaning this is your go-to for the ultimate lavish experience.
Destinations range from Africa and Asia to Alaska, so there is something to suit all tastes. For the ultimate experience, you can even choose a Navigate the World cruise, which takes guests to up to 31 countries and some of the world’s most unique destinations.
