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October 13, 2026

Cruise lines list varied sailings for late 2026 and early 2027

Published options range from short Caribbean itineraries to a 75-night round trip from Southampton.

Norwegian Cruise Line lists a seven-day Norwegian Luna sailing departing 31 October 2026 from £460pp. Ship features include the Slidecoaster, described by the line as the first hybrid rollercoaster and water slide, alongside the interactive Glow Court sports complex and Ocean Boulevard promenade.

MSC Cruises lists a four-night round trip from Port Canaveral aboard MSC Seashore, departing 6 December 2026 from £239pp. The itinerary calls at Nassau and the cruise line’s Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve.

Royal Caribbean lists a three-night Legend of the Seas cruise departing 11 November 2026 from £1,364pp, with a visit to Perfect Day at CocoCay. Disney Cruise Line lists a Disney Destiny sailing departing 12 December 2026 from £2,996 per cabin and visiting Lookout Cay.

Virgin Voyages lists a seven-night Resilient Lady cruise departing 30 January 2027 from £1,349 per cabin. Celebrity Cruises lists a seven-night Xcel sailing from Miami, departing 3 January 2027 from £692pp and visiting destinations in the Bahamas, Mexico and the Cayman Islands.

P&O Cruises lists a 75-night sailing aboard adult-only Aurora, departing Southampton on 3 January 2027 from £6,499pp. The itinerary includes the Canary Islands, Caribbean and US calls, plus a Panama Canal transit, before returning to Southampton on 19 March.