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FEATURED CRUISE REVIEWS

This is a select list of cruise reviews featured over the past several years. These reviews provide an overview of our experience - including things we liked and things that we didn't like.

For reviews including ratings, descriptions and pictures of more than 400 ships, check out the list of reviews by cruise line below.

- gts Brilliance of the Seas - Norway
- m/s Braemar - Norwegian Fjords
- m/s Carnival Legand - Europe
- m/v Balmoral - English Channnel
- m/v Black Prince - English Channnel
- m/s Boudicca - Europe
- r/b Emilio - Nile River
- m/v Lirica - Mediterranean
- m/s Maasdam - Western Caribbean
- m/s Queen Elizabeth 2 - Bermuda
- m/s Queen Elizabeth 2 - Transatlantic
- m/s Queen Mary 2 - Europe
- m/s Statendam - Inside Passage
- m/s Statendam - Panama Canal
- m/s Thomson Celebration - Red Sea
- m/s Volendam - Western Caribbean
- m/s Leeward - Canada & New England

DELUXE CRUISE LINES

In general, these cruise lines offer a high quality product - at a high quality price. Pre-discount, per diem prices range from $400 to $900 per person. Since most people who can afford these cruises have time to travel, the average cruise length is longer than seven days. You will probably have a good time on these ships but it will cost you.

- Crystal Cruises
- Regent Seven Seas Cruises
- Seabourn Cruise Line
- Silverseas Cruises

PREMIUM CRUISE LINES

These cruise lines offer a high quality product at a more affordable price. Pre-discount, per diems for these ships will range from $250 to $450 per person. Onboard amenities, and the quality of food and service varies amongst the ships in the fleets so make sure you read both the professional and passenger reviews before selecting a ship or itinerary. Average cruise lengths range from 7 to 14 days in this category and the typical passenger is a veteran cruiser.

- Azamara Cruises
- Celebrity Cruises
- Cunard Line
- Hapag-Lloyd Cruise Lines
- Holland America Line
- Oceania Cruises
- Peter Deilmann Cruises
- SeaDream Yacht Club
- Windstar Cruises

MASS MARKET CRUISE LINES

These cruise lines provide a good product at an affordable price. Pre-discount, per diems range from $150 to $300 per person. The ships are typically larger than the higher end vessels but they also offer a greater variety of activities (rock climbing, pool slides, etc). Typical cruise itineraries range from 3 to 10 days and you will be traveling with a mix of veteran and first time cruisers.

The quality of food and level of service is typically very good but the onboard experience is more typical of a large land-based resort than a traditional cruise. Don't expect a lot of personal service as you may well be traveling with 3000 fellow passengers.

- Carnival Cruise Line
- Costa Cruises
- Disney Cruises
- Fred Olsen Cruise Lines
- MSC Cruises
- Norwegian Cruise Line
- P&O Cruise Lines
- Princess Cruises
- Royal Caribbean International
- Royal Olympic Cruises
- Star Cruises

BUDGET CRUISE LINES

These cruise lines provide a basic product at a basic price. Pre-discount, per diems are typically below $150 per person. Many passengers on these cruises will be first-time cruisers and most seem to report having a good time - but don't book one of these cruises expecting gourmet meals and personal service. Ships are typically smaller and older and many cruises will include large blocks of passengers from the same country.

- Island Cruises
- Louis Cruise Lines
- Starlight Cruises
- Thomson Cruises
- Transocean Tours

RIVER CRUISE LINES

These cruise companies offer trips on the rivers and canals of Europe and North America. Many of the vessels are purposefully built for river cruising and as such they are smaller and do not offer the same type of amenities found on a cruise ship (i.e. no pool or gym). Pre-discount, per diems typically range from $250 to $350 per person. The quality of the food and level of service is typically very good and many passengers are likely to be repeat customers. These trips are a great way to take in the local flavor of the area.

- Avalon Waterways
- Europe Cruise Lines
- French Country Waterways
- GlobalQuest Cruises
- KD River Cruises
- Majestic America
- Peter Deilmann Cruises
- RiverBarge Excursion Lines
- Viking River Cruises

SPECIALTY CRUISE LINES

These cruise companies offer a wide variety of itineraries and vessels ranging from restored ocean liners and sailing vessels to coastal steamers and ice breakers. Typical itineraries range from seven to fourteen days and vary by itinerary. Expedition cruises to remote areas are typically longer and attract an older and more experienced crowd. Passengers on sailing trips are usually a bit younger and up for more of a party.

Pre-discount, per diems range from $150 to over $500 per day depending on cruise length and itinerary. There are a lot of options in this category.

- Clipper Cruise Line
- Club Med
- Cruise West
- Discovery World Cruises
- GlobalQuest Cruises
- Golden Star Cruises
- Lindblad Expeditions
- Norwegian Coastal Voyage
- Ocean Village Holidays
- Orient Lines
- Phoenix Reisen Cruises
- ResidenSea USA
- Sea Cloud Cruises
- SeeTours
- Star Clippers
- Swan Hellenic
- Windjammer Cruises

FORMER CRUISE LINES

These cruise lines are no longer in business. We have listed them on this page for reference purposes so that you can find out what happened to them and the ships in their fleet.

- Airtours
- American Hawaii
- Canaveral Cruise Line
- Commodore Cruises
- Crown Cruise Line
- Delta Queen Steamboat Company
- Dolphin Cruise Line
- Fantasy Cruises
- First European Cruises
- Festival Cruises
- Glacier Bay Cruises
- Imperial Majesty Cruise Line
- Majesty Cruise Line
- Norwegian Capricorn Line
- Premier Cruise Lines
- Regal Cruise Line
- Renaissance Cruises
- Royal Cruise Line
- Regency Cruises
- Seawind Cruise Line
- United States Lines
- World Cruise Company
- World Explorer Cruises

CLASSIC LINERS AND CRUISE SHIPS

Most of these ships operated during the glory days of ocean travel. Some of them had long and illustrious careers while others had shorter and more tragic lives. We hope you enjoy this historical perspective on travel by sea.

- SS France
- RMS Queen Mary
- RMS Queen Elizabeth
- RMS Titanic
- SS United States

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