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Fly Cruise

For people who love the ease and convenience a cruise permits in exploring some of the most exotic locations in the world, but are less keen on the endless days spent at sea, a Fly cruise may be the perfect option.

Rather than sailing from the embarkation point all the way to the first port of call, a Fly cruise allows you to start your cruise experience from the ship's first stop.

As a result, you have more time to explore the ports at which the ship docks, whether it be salmon fishing in Ketchikan, Alaska, the intimate alleyways and canals of Venice on a Mediterranean cruise, or the white, sandy beaches of a Caribbean cruise.

Many cruise lines include the cost of flights to the first port on the itinerary, making a Fly cruise both quick and easy to arrange.

Many of the biggest cruise lines offer Fly cruises, such as Cunard Line, Island Cruises, P&O Cruises, Royal Caribbean International and Thomson Cruises.

These operate to not only traditional cruise destinations such as the Caribbean, the Mediterranean and across the Atlantic on a transatlantic cruise, but also some destinations far more off the beaten track. Such as the Far East, Cape Horn and the Amazon.

Fly cruises are also excellent as a family cruise option and are especially popular with young families, getting you and your youngsters to your destination quickly and easily, keeping tears and tantrums to a minimum.

Which airports can I fly from?

• A London Airport
• Aberdeen
• Belfast
• Belfast City
• Birmingham
• Bournemouth
• Bristol
• Cardiff
• Doncaster
• Dover
• Dublin
• Durham Tees Valley
• East Midlands
• Edinburgh
• Exeter
• Gatwick
• Glasgow

• Guernsey
• Harrisburg, PA
• Harwich
• Heathrow
• Humberside
• Inverness
• Isle of Man
• Jersey
• Leeds Bradford
• Luton
• Manchester
• Newcastle
• Newquay Cornwall
• Norwich
• Southampton
• Stansted

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