As we mentioned earlier, every single cruise liner offers a certain element of luxury for any holiday marker, but in this section we’re going to focus in on a certain few.
So if you’d like a bit more advice on luxury cruiseliner options, take a look below.
CUNARD
Cunard have been in the business for 175 years, and not only this but in November 2015 they are going to complete their 250th Transatlantic cruise. You can probably grasp from this just how experienced they are when it comes to luxury cruises.
This cruise liner has three main ships and these are the Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mary 2 and also the Queen Victoria. These ships travel to a wide array of ports and they were all built in the 2000s, with the earliest dating back to 2004 and the most recent being 2010.
Due to this, you can expect an incredibly luxurious and immaculate edge when it comes to cruising with Cunard. So if you really want a special experience, this cruise provider is one you simply must consider.
OCEANIA CRUISES
Another liner great for luxury is Oceania Cruises. Home to a fleet of 6 amazing ships, the cruise line was founded in 2002 by two cruising enthusiasts who know exactly what it takes to make an amazing holiday.
These experienced cruise lovers are, of course, Joe Watters and Frank Del Rio. Del Rio was once the vice president of Renaissance Cruises before founding Oceania with Watters.
Their combined experience and adoration of exploring the sea vastly shines through on their ships. With Oceania, you can expect the likes of stunning cruise cabins and they describe their ship, specifically the Regatta, as ‘elegance without pretence.’
If this sounds like something that would be of interest to you, then you simply must explore the options Oceania cruises can provide.