LUXURY CRUISES
Large international cruise ships, river vessels and expedition passenger ships — hotel cabins and suites, not private yachts. Example itineraries only. A specialist prepares the quotation.
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LUXURY CRUISES
Editorial examples to begin a conversation. Dates, ships and fares are confirmed only in a written proposal.
Example itinerary
Ocean voyage · Norway & fjords
A northbound ocean voyage from the Netherlands into Geiranger, Flåm and the North Cape approaches — hotel accommodation on a large passenger ship.
Not live inventory
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Ocean voyage · Ireland & the isles
Westbound from the IJhaven toward Dublin, Cork and the Scottish isles — a classic ocean circuit, not a private charter.
Not live inventory
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Ocean voyage · Northern Europe
Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn and a St Petersburg-area call when visas and port access allow — never assumed.
Not live inventory
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Ocean voyage · Mediterranean
Barcelona, Provence, the Italian riviera and Rome’s port — a one-week ocean hotel, not a yacht week.
Not live inventory
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Ocean voyage · Arabian Gulf
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Bahrain and Sir Bani Yas or similar — a winter ocean week in the Gulf, hotel cabins on a large ship.
Not live inventory
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Ocean voyage · Caribbean
Miami to the Virgin Islands, St Kitts and a private-island or beach call — still a cruise-ship hotel, never a crewed yacht.
Not live inventory
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Ocean voyage · Alaska
Seattle or Vancouver to Juneau, Skagway, Ketchikan and glacier scenic cruising — expedition-leaning ocean ship, not a yacht.
Not live inventory
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World voyage · World cruises
A season-long ocean circumnavigation in segments or entire — Southampton or Amsterdam embarkation. Cabins are hotel rooms on a liner, held only after a proposal.
Not live inventory
View voyageCabin categories for a sample Mediterranean voyage — fares remain on request, never listed as live.
Fare on request
| Cabin categories | Occupancy | Size | Fare family |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inside stateroomQuiet, well-appointed cabin without a window. Suitable when the itinerary is the point. | Typically 2 guests | Exact size is confirmed by the contracted cruise house. | Fare family quoted on request |
| Ocean-view stateroomA window to the sea. Useful for daylight arrivals and scenic cruising days. | Typically 2 guests | Window type (porthole or picture) is ship-specific. | Fare family quoted on request |
| Veranda / balconyPrivate outdoor space. Preferred for fjords, Mediterranean evenings and slow scenic days. | Typically 2 guests; some connect | Balcony depth varies by deck and ship. | Fare family quoted on request |
| SuiteSeparate sitting area, priority embarkation where the line offers it, and a quieter corridor. | Typically 2–3 guests | Butler or concierge service is line-specific and never assumed here. | Suite fare quoted on request |
| Penthouse / owner’s suiteThe largest hotel-style accommodation on board. Layout, terrace and dining privileges are confirmed per ship. | Typically 2–4 guests | Availability is scarce. Never shown as a live hold in this release. | Premium suite fare quoted on request |
When a cruise supplier is contracted, this desk will search live availability, reprice, read cabins and fare families, deck plans, taxes, currencies, hold a cabin, confirm, amend, cancel, store supplier references, issue vouchers, receive webhooks and keep an audit log — always with your approval. Until then, every sailing is a request.
ORBIT AI may compare example voyages and cabins, explain routes and help with transfers. It will not invent prices, availability, visa rulings or supplier facts.
