Luxury Cruising

Of the 75-plus cruise lines operating internationally, only a handful provide the kind of ships and onboard experience that can truly be called “Luxury”

Comparing Luxury cruises to premium or standard cruises is like comparing a Rolls Royce to a Ford. Luxury cruising should be a flawless combination of ship, facilities, food and service. Unfortunately, “luxury” is an overused term in marketing today. So what should you expect?

• Flawless personal service and attention to detail
• Champagne at embarkation
• European hotel service crew
• Personalised stationery
• A crew that anticipates your needs and never says no
• No public address announcements (except in an emergency)
• A high space to passenger ratio
• The finest quality bed linens, duvets, towels and bathrobes.
• Connoisseur wines and premium spirits
• High quality personal toiletries
• No queues anywhere
• More overnight stays in ports
• Creative cuisine that excels in presentation, taste, variety and ingredients
• A high crew to passenger ratio (1.5 to 1 or greater)

The Luxury Cruise Lines

	Crystal Cruises	Mid size ships
	Regent Severn Seas Cruises	Mid size ships
	Seabourn Cruise Line	Small Ships
	Silversea Cruises	Small ships