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MSC Cruises continues its all-year-round presence in the Port of Southampton with its most popular ship in the fleet, and later in the year, a brand new ship will visit for the winter!

As the end of the winter season approaches, MSC Virtuosa will sail her final 7-night roundtrip voyage to Hamburg and then conduct a series of mini-cruises – highlighting the fun you can have on the ship in just three nights!

Finally, at the end of the month, she moves into her first Spring/Summer longer voyage of the season by setting sail to the beautiful Canary Islands on a 12-night voyage which includes a stop in the stunning city of Lisbon, Portugal!

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As Spring turns towards Summer, MSC Virtuosa will conduct two 7-night Norwegian Fjords voyages visiting wonderful ports such as Olden (home of the Briksdal Glacier) and Flaam, a beautiful little Norwegian port nestled deep in a fjord – with its own microbrewery!

May is wrapped up with two short mini cruises (3 and 5 nights) with calls to Rotterdam, Cork and Portland between the two of them!

June marks a special one-off voyage for MSC Virtuosa , where she will sail on a fortnight cruise to Iceland and Norway – with a lovely overnight stop in Reykjavik for passengers, before crossing the Norwegian Sea and visiting the popular port of Alesund, followed by Maloy and Flaam before heading back to Southampton.

The second half of June sees MSC Virtuosa heading South, across the English Channel and down towards the Bay of Biscay in two back-to-back voyages to Spain & France – calling at ports such as La Rochelle, Bilbao and La Coruna – a great taster of some warmer weather and European ports.

That wraps up half of the cruises from Southampton in 2023 for MSC – there is still plenty to come, though!

As we move into the school holidays and the peak season for MSC Virtuosa , she will conduct three back-to-back 14-night Mediterranean voyages! The first of which sets sail on the 1st July and heads from Southampton to Toulon (France) – the port has a natural deepwater harbour and is also the home of local fishermen (and restaurants) and also wine-making – make sure you sample the local delicacies whilst there! (sounds like the perfect combination!)

Great Spanish ports on each of the three voyages – make sure you spend some time wandering around Cadiz – you can literally walk into the old city from the ship, and the bustling market and cafes are an ideal way to enjoy some time ashore!

August 2023

This month sees the return of MSC Virtuosa back to the Canary Islands on a 12-night voyage, followed by a 2-night mini-cruise to Guernsey (which will certainly be a party event if you are going!) and then a 7-night voyage to Norway – whilst you may have missed the Midnight Sun by this point in the year – it will still be very light with daylight stretching from 4am until around 11pm each day!

September 2023

In September, MSC Virtuosa will first head back to Norway for the last time in 2023 on a 7-night voyage before returning and heading to the Canary Islands – this time on an extended 14-night voyage which also calls in at Casablanca (Morroco) and Cadiz (Spain) en-route to the Canary Islands and Madeira.

On her return, she will conduct a short 3-night mini-cruise to Rotterdam and back and then a further 4-night mini-cruise to Cork and Portland, before setting sail on a rare 15-night extended Mediterranean voyage on the 30th September! She will call at several Spanish ports during her trip including the ever popular Barcelona!

October 2023

As we head into the final month of MSC Virtuosa’s Southampton 2023 season, she will head to France & Spain once more on a 7-night voyage before conducting a slightly longer than usual mini-cruise (5 nights) which will call at Rotterdam, Cork and Portland – before arriving back into Southampton the 27th October 2023.

Meanwhile, the new sister ship, MSC Euribia , will arrive in Southampton for the first time on the 13th of October – she will officially kick off her Winter 2023/24 season with back-to-back 7-night voyages to Hamburg and other ports each week until April 2024! (The countdown to the Christmas Markets is on!)

27th October 2023 is a special day – mark that date! It will be the first time two MSC Meraviglia-plus class ships have been in Southampton on the same day and the first time that MSC Virtuosa will meet her younger sibling, MSC Euribia .

MSC Euribia will leave on a 7-night voyage to Northern Europe. Meanwhile, some lucky passengers will be boarding MSC Virtuosa for an incredible 27-night journey that will take the ship from Southampton, the Mediterranean Sea and along through the Suez Canal before eventually reaching Dubai where she will spend her Winter 2023/24 season (if you’ve not checked out the itineraries there – you really should!)

MSC Euribia will then continue her weekly 7-night Northern Europe itinerary – a perfect mix of sea days and Northern European ports to pass the winter by!

November 2023

MSC Euribia will continue to call in Southampton weekly during November (four times) as she continues her multi-port and multi-embarkation season. As we head towards the end of the month, some ports will start their Christmas Market season too.

Popular ports such as Hamburg will start their Christmas Markets earlier than others – look out for a full Christmas Market Guide from us soon!

These voyages will be an excellent choice for those looking at getting away for a quick Winter break – cruising before Christmas and outside of the school holidays offers excellent value for money – look out for offers from us nearer the time!

December 2023

Whilst MSC Euribia is again continuing her weekly 7-night voyages to Northern Europe (five times in December she will depart Southampton) – they will be anything but routine!

Expect to see the ship transformed into a Christmas Winter Wonderland – complete with outdoor mini-Christmas market, Gluhwein, hot waffles and more!

Enjoy the Christmas festivities at each port you call into and countdown to the 22nd December where MSC Euribia will perform her maiden Christmas Cruise, followed by the 29th December where you can see in 2024 with MSC Euribia on her first NYE Cruise too!

We hope you enjoyed this roundup of what MSC Cruises offers from Southampton in 2023!

Interested in seeing what 2024 has in store? Read Cruises from Southampton in 2024 .

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Cruises from Southampton October 2023

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Take your next Northern Europe cruise advanture from Southampton in October 2023. Known as the cruise capital of Europe, the Port of Southampton is a passenger and cargo port located in the central part of the south coast of England. There are four dedicated cruise terminals at Southampton which play host to a wide variety of cruise lines. Southampton is one of the most lively and dynamic cities in the south of England. From bustling shops and marinas to seaside resorts and areas of outstanding natural beauty, the city and region have lots to offer. Experience all Europe has to offer from Southampton in October 2023 with destinations to Baltic , British Isles , Greenland , Iceland , North Cape , Northern Europe , Norwegian Fjords , Scandinavia , Transatlantic , and Western Europe .

While Southampton is a year-round destination, the best time to combine a cruise with a visit to the city is from late spring to early autumn. These months not only offer the most pleasant weather for exploring the city but also coincide with the peak cruise season. The city is especially vibrant during the summer, with various festivals and events adding to its allure. However, even winter holds its charm with festive markets and the possibility of seeing the city adorned in lights.

Embarking on a cruise from Southampton unlocks a treasure trove of destinations. The Mediterranean beckons with its azure waters, beautiful islands, and rich history, while the Baltic region offers a chance to experience the culture-rich cities of Northern Europe. Additionally, for those seeking a shorter getaway, mini cruises to neighbouring France, Belgium, and the Netherlands are also readily available. Easily find and compare cruises from Southampton cruise port in October 2023.

Southampton Cruise Schedule October 2023

Known as the cruise capital of Europe, the Port of Southampton is a passenger and cargo port located in the central part of the south coast of England. There are four dedicated cruise terminals at Southampton which play host to a wide variety of cruise lines. Southampton is one of the most lively and dynamic cities in the south of England. From bustling shops and marinas to seaside resorts and areas of outstanding natural beauty, the city and region have lots to offer.

Norwegian Cruise Line Northern Europe 11-day route

11-day Northern Europe cruise from Southampton

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Date: October 1, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Bruges, Le Havre, Bordeaux, Bilbao, Southampton; View Itinerary

Norwegian Cruise Line British Isles 10-day route

10-day British Isles cruise from Southampton

Norwegian star, norwegian cruise line.

Date: October 3, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Cork, Dingle, Foynes, Galway, Killybegs, Belfast, Dublin, Southampton; View Itinerary

Princess Cruises Norwegian Fjords 14-day route

14-day Norwegian Fjords cruise from Southampton

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Date: October 4, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Stavanger, Tromso, Alta, Alta, Svolvaer, Alesund, Southampton; View Itinerary

Norwegian Cruise Line British Isles 9-day route

9-day British Isles cruise from Southampton

Norwegian dawn, norwegian cruise line.

Date: October 5, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Edinburgh, Inverness, Kirkwall, Belfast, Dublin, Le Havre, Southampton; View Itinerary

MSC Cruises Northern Europe 7-day route

7-day Northern Europe cruise from Southampton

Msc preziosa, msc cruises.

Date: October 6, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Bruges, Le Havre, Southampton; View Itinerary

P&O Cruises Western Europe 10-day route

10-day Western Europe cruise from Southampton

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Date: October 7, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Santander, Porto, Lisbon, Lisbon, Vigo, Cherbourg, Southampton; View Itinerary

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Date: October 12, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Bordeaux, Le Havre, Bruges, Hamburg, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Southampton; View Itinerary

Date: October 13, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Edinburgh, Inverness, Kirkwall, Belfast, Isle of Man, Dublin, Cork, Isle of Portland, Southampton; View Itinerary

Norwegian Cruise Line Western Europe 9-day route

9-day Western Europe cruise from Southampton

Date: October 14, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Bruges, Le Havre, Bordeaux, Bilbao, La Coruna, Vigo, Porto, Lisbon; View Itinerary

MSC Cruises Western Europe 7-day route

7-day Western Europe cruise from Southampton

Msc grandiosa, msc cruises.

Date: October 15, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, La Rochelle, Bilbao, La Coruna, Le Havre, Southampton; View Itinerary

P&O Cruises Northern Europe 4-day route

4-day Northern Europe cruise from Southampton

Date: October 17, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Southampton; View Itinerary

Princess Cruises Baltic 12-day route

12-day Baltic cruise from Southampton

Date: October 18, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Hamburg, Aarhus, Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Oslo, Rotterdam, Bruges, Le Havre, Southampton; View Itinerary

P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 12-day route

12-day Norwegian Fjords cruise from Southampton

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Date: October 20, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Andalsnes, Tromso, Tromso, Narvik, Narvik, Haugesund, Southampton; View Itinerary

Cunard Cruise Line Northern Europe 2-day route

2-day Northern Europe cruise from Southampton

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Ports of Call: Southampton, Hamburg; View Itinerary

Cunard Cruise Line Western Europe 7-day route

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Ports of Call: Southampton, Vigo, Lisbon, Lisbon, Southampton; View Itinerary

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Date: October 21, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Bruges, Southampton; View Itinerary

P&O Cruises Western Europe 7-day route

Ports of Call: Southampton, Cherbourg, Porto, Lisbon, Vigo, Southampton; View Itinerary

Norwegian Cruise Line Western Europe 13-day route

13-day Western Europe cruise from Southampton

Date: October 22, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Le Havre, La Coruna, Vigo, Lisbon, Ponta Delgada, New York; View Itinerary

Date: October 27, 2023

Ports of Call: Southampton, Hamburg, Bruges, Rotterdam, Le Havre, Southampton; View Itinerary

Cunard Cruise Line Norwegian Fjords 12-day route

Ports of Call: Southampton, Alesund, Tromso, Tromso, Narvik, Narvik, Haugesund, Southampton; View Itinerary

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GATEWAY TO THE NORTH 

Kick-start your European adventure on a cruise from Southampton. An excellent jumping-off point to see all of Northern Europe, Southampton is central to countries like Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, and Norway. Before you set sail for the week, experience Southampton the right way. Enjoy a few hours cruising around the harbor and taking in the views of the shore from the sea. Extend your stay to explore other seaside towns like Brighton or Portsmouth, or even London, which is only an hour away.

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tWO WAYS TO EXPLORE THE FUN NEVER STOPS

The holiday of your life begins the second your cruise departs from Southampton. Sea days are filled with fun onboard the cruise ships and port days will bring you to far-off destinations. No matter where you are, the fun never stops on your Southampton cruise.

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REACH NEW HEIGHTS

The sky's the limit when you board the Anthem of the Seas cruise ship. Take in views from above on the aptly named "North Star," a jewel-shaped capsule that takes you 300 feet above sea level. On this trip, you'll see Lisbon and the Canary Islands in a whole new way.

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FROM NORWAY TO NORMANDY

Southampton serves as the perfect jumping off point to experience some of Europe ’s most stunning destinations. Soak up endless natural splendor as you cruise along Norway’s majestic fjords, and savor top-notch vintages from the vineyards in Bordeaux. Or wander the rugged, windswept beaches of Normandy before immersing yourself in Basque cuisine and culture during a visit to Bilbao .

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View of Stonehenge in England

Located just an hour from Southampton, Stonehenge is one of the most well-known prehistoric sites in all of Europe. Wander around the miraculous stone circle and transport yourself back in time when Neolithic engineers used only simple tools to build the huge monument — it's believed they hauled those massive stones over 240 miles from Wales without the use of machines.

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The entrance to the SeaCity Museum in Southampton, England

Southampton is home to one of the largest ports in the UK and millions of travelers pass through each year. In 1912, the most famous of those travelers would pass through as they set out to America onboard the Titanic. Southampton's SeaCity museum gives you the opportunity to learn more about the events that happened aboard that famous ship.

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Step back into the medieval era and walk the old walls of the city. Built to protect the town from attack by sea, most of the wall is still standing, leaving visitors a spectacular view of Southampton and the sea. Watch as boats enter the port city, and see how it would have been if you were a knight on watch hundreds of years ago.

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Head to the pub for a refreshing glass of ale to pair with crispy, mouthwatering fish and chips. If fried food isn't your thing, go in for a salad with fresh watercress, the peppery green that the Hampshire region is famous for. You'll also find upscale fare based on England's most-loved flavors: Try chicken with Indian-inspired vegetable pakora and tandoori puree or braised Hampshire beef with ale cream.

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Shop for big-name brands galore at Westquay Shopping Centre, the premier shopping destination of the South Coast. Head to Bedford Place for independent shops and boutiques — the country's oldest traditional shoemaker is located here. On weekends, wander down the road to Bar Street to check out the local market for antiques, crafts, vintage accessories and jewelry.

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Sky Princess Returns To Southampton in 2023

Sky Princess Returns To Southampton in 2023

1st July 2021: Princess Cruises launches Europe 2023 departures…

Fantastic news that Sky Princess will return to homeport from Southampton in 2023.

On sale 16 July 2021!

With 16 roundtrip sailings available, departing between April and October 2023, there’ll be plenty of choice:

  • 7- to 14-night itineraries to Northern Europe and Mediterranean
  • 24-night Canada & New England Adventure

Fares start from £699pp or all-inclusive from £909pp for a seven-night Spain and France cruise on Sky Princess, departing May 13, 2023.

Receive up to $500 onboard credit per stateroom when you book a 2023 UK or Europe Princess cruise before August 31, 2021.

Tony Roberts, vice president Princess Cruises UK & Europe, said:

As one of the newest ships to join our fleet, having Sky Princess as our homeport ship again in 2023 is testament to Princess Cruises’ devotion to the UK and Irish market. We are delighted that this magnificent MedallionClass ship will be based in Southampton for three years running. Furthermore, we are thrilled to be launching the 2023 UK and Europe programme two months earlier than we have before, following such high demand for our 2022 departures.

Emerald Princess will also be sailing from Southampton, offering the incredibly popular British Isles itineraries. And, smaller ship Island Princess will offer longer duration itineraries, to harder to reach ports, in Northern Europe and Mediterranean from Southampton for part of her Summer 2023 season. Also in Europe will be Enchanted Princess , offering Fly-Mediterranean cruises, whilst Regal Princess will be cruising to the highlights of the Baltic.

The 2023 UK and Europe season runs from March to November. Other deployment highlights include: ·         Enchanted Princess  sails her first Mediterranean season on a series of seven-night voyages departing from either Barcelona, Rome (Civitavecchia) or Athens (Piraeus), which can be combined for the ultimate 21-day exploration. ·         Regal Princess  returns to the Baltic sailing 11-night Scandinavia & Russia cruises roundtrip from Copenhagen, featuring an overnight in St. Petersburg on every sailing. ·         Emerald Princess  departs on 12-night British Isles sailings with options including Liverpool, Portland (for Stonehenge) and the Orkney Islands, all departing from Southampton. Guests also have the unique opportunity to experience the Edinburgh Military Tattoo from Greenock on the July 31 and August 12, 2023 departures. ·         Island Princess  offers voyages throughout Europe, including above the Arctic Circle in search of the Northern Lights from Southampton, and to the Mediterranean and Israel on 14-night cruises sailing from Rome (Civitavecchia). ·         Sky Princess  and  Island Princess  spend the Summer Solstice at the top of the world when the sun never sets on 14- or 16-night Land of the Midnight Sun & Summer Solstice voyages. ·        All five ships sail spring and autumn transatlantic voyages crossing between Ft. Lauderdale and Barcelona, Copenhagen, Southampton, New York or Rome (Civitavecchia). ·        A total of 53 UNESCO World Heritage Sites are included, such as the White City of Tel-Aviv from Ashdod in Israel; the Acropolis in Athens, Greece; and the Ancient City of Ephesus from Kusadasi, Turkey. In addition, with 24 “More Ashore” late night and overnight calls in port, guests can make the most of their time exploring and experiencing the local sites and cultures. Princess is also offering five distinct cruisetours: ·        Sightsee in the cosmopolitan city of Madrid on a Spain cruisetour ·        Discover the birthplace of the Renaissance on a Classic Italy cruisetour ·        The Imperial Treasures cruisetour is available for those who want to take in the art and architecture of Prague, Vienna and Budapest ·        Marvel at the sweeping landscapes on the Ring of Kerry cruisetour ·        A new Best of Greece cruisetour that includes a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Mycenae, Meteora and Delphi.

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Cunard Reveals Details of 2024 Familiarization Trips

  • April 14, 2024

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Cunard announced its 2024 lineup of travel agent familiarization (fam) trips, including four departures sailing roundtrip from Southampton.

Taking place from August to November, the fam trips are four-night sailings, with 20 trade partners on each. Agents will stay in Balcony staterooms or Princess Grill Suites, and be treated to drink receptions, training sessions, a specialty dining experience and shore excursions.  Additionally, Wi-Fi will be provided and hotel and dining service charges covered.

Tom Mahoney, director of UK sales at Cunard, said: “These familiarisation trips will provide invaluable insights into the incredible Cunard experience and what makes us truly unique. We appreciate how important it is for agents to get onboard, and with this announcement and our comprehensive ship visit program, we want to demonstrate an unprecedented commitment to our trade partners.”

The fam trips include:

  • August 28 – onboard the Queen Anne, sailing to Rotterdam
  • September 11 – onboard the Queen Mary 2, sailing to Zeebrugge
  • October 13 – onboard the Queen Mary 2, sailing to Hamburg
  • November 15 – onboard the Queen Victoria, sailing to Amsterdam

Agents can register via Shine Rewards Club, except for the September 11 voyage which is invite only.

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Posted: November 29, 2023 | Last updated: November 29, 2023

From the earliest transatlantic voyages and golden-age ships to today's glittering juggernauts, we reveal 32 nostalgic images that chronicle cruise history.

Sailing through time

Before passengers began taking to the high seas, now-famous cruise lines principally operated as mail-shipping services. P&O, then the Peninsular Steam Navigation Company, won a contract to deliver mail to the Iberian Peninsula in 1837, a milestone event that would pave the way for commercial travel by ocean. The Black Ball Line, whose ships carried both passengers and mail, also became the first line to schedule a regular trans-Atlantic service. A Black Ball ship is pictured here in 1833.

1830s: the very beginnings

In the first half of the 19th century, most people crossed oceans for business rather than leisure – nevertheless, P&O is credited with launching the first pleasure cruises in this era. Boats bound for the Mediterranean struck out from England in 1844, with on-board passengers dreaming of sun, sand and sea. Pictured here is the P&O passenger liner SS Deccan sailing from Southampton a little later in 1870.

1840s: the first pleasure cruises

This decade also saw some of the biggest names in cruising sail onto the scene. The Cunard Line was founded in 1840, boasting an impressive fleet of steam-powered ships and whisking the likes of Charles Dickens to destinations such as Boston. Pictured here, in 1848, is Europa, one of Cunard's early Atlantic ships. The White Star Line, the operator of the famously ill-fated Titanic, was also founded in 1845.

1840s: a landmark in cruise-line history

Passenger cruising continued to develop through the mid-19th century, with luxuries like on-board lounges and simple entertainment emerging. Shown here, in 1856, is Cunard's RMS Persia, one of the largest ships of her time and an early Blue Riband winner (an award given for high-speed Atlantic crossings).

1850–60s: early developments

Passenger cruising continued to develop through the mid-19th century, with luxuries like on-board lounges and simple entertainment emerging. Shown here, in 1856, is Cunard's RMS Persia, one of the largest ships of her time and an early Blue Riband winner (an award given for high-speed Atlantic crossings).

Business and pleasure weren't the only reasons for taking to the waves, though – in the 1870s, European immigrants were traveling to America in great numbers. Lines like the Holland America Line, launched in 1873, became famous for transporting great waves of people searching for a new life in the New World. This fun advert for the company dates to 1898.

1870s: the New World

In the 1880s, now well-established names like Cunard and P&O continued to make waves. Launched in 1881, and pictured here in 1899, SS Servia was the first Cunard passenger ship to function with electric lighting. To many, she represents an early model of today's modern liners.

1880s: lighting up the ocean

By the end of the 19th century, passenger cruise ships had become an exercise in luxury, with Cunard tipping its liners as "floating palaces". Offerings from competitors like P&O were just as lavish: this 1892 snap shows an opulent smoking room on P&O's Himalaya ship. Notice the plush booths, dark carved wood and intricate ceiling reliefs.

1890s: “floating palaces”

The period from the 1900s to the end of the 1930s is what many consider cruising’s golden age. By this point, the journey had become as important as the destination and passengers would don their finery to take to the seas for weeks on end. Here the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough relax on the deck of P&O's Arabia, en route to Mumbai in 1902.

1900s: entering cruising’s golden age

<p>At the turn of the century, there was still a frisson around cruising and large, buzzy crowds would often gather to see off the ships. This nostalgic photograph was snapped between 1900 and 1915, and shows large steam boats leaving from the White Star Line dock in Detroit, Michigan. Well-dressed passengers fill the ships' upper and lower decks too. <a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/67628/where-planes-trains-cruise-ships-and-automobiles-go-to-die?page=1">Discover where planes, trains, cruise ships and cars go to die here</a>.</p>

At the turn of the century, there was still a frisson around cruising and large, buzzy crowds would often gather to see off the ships. This nostalgic photograph was snapped between 1900 and 1915, and shows large steam boats leaving from the White Star Line dock in Detroit, Michigan. Well-dressed passengers fill the ships' upper and lower decks too.

By the 1900s, passenger cruise services were nothing new. But the Prinzessin Victoria Luise (pictured) – a glamorous ship pioneered by the Hamburg America Line – is generally touted as the first purpose-built cruise ship. Launched in the summer of 1900, she was a grand ship with an ornately decorated bow and lavish interiors complete with luxurious first-class cabins. She came out of service in 1906 when she ran aground.

1900s: the first purpose-built cruise ship

Many early 20th-century cruise ships had plenty of luxury amenities, but the entertainment on offer was a far cry from the glitzy shows and hi-tech attractions we're used to today. Common pastimes included shuffleboard, dancing and games like tug of war. Captured in 1912, these passengers on Cunard's Franconia enjoy a high-jump contest on deck.

1910s: onboard entertainment

<p>One of the most famous and devastating events in cruise history occurred in this decade. Dubbed "unsinkable" by the White Star Line's vice-president, the Titanic set out from Southampton on her maiden voyage on 10 April 1912 to much applause. But just four days later, she collided with an iceberg in the North Atlantic: the compartments in her hull filled with water and she tragically sank. The disaster claimed the lives of more than 1,500 people. <a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/72633/secrets-of-the-titanic-life-onboard-the-worlds-most-famous-ship">Now discover the secrets of life onboard the Titanic</a>.</p>

1910s: the Titanic disaster

One of the most famous and devastating events in cruise history occurred in this decade. Dubbed "unsinkable" by the White Star Line's vice-president, the Titanic set out from Southampton on her maiden voyage on 10 April 1912 to much applause. But just four days later, she collided with an iceberg in the North Atlantic: the compartments in her hull filled with water and she tragically sank. The disaster claimed the lives of more than 1,500 people.

Just as cruising was enjoying its heyday, the industry entered troubled waters. The First World War halted progress in commercial cruising as attention was turned to the war effort. Many commercial liners were repurposed as military ships – Fred. Olsen, for example, purportedly lost 23 ships to the conflict. This 1918 photograph shows New York City crowds waiting for the return of Cunard's RMS Mauretania, which was carrying American soldiers back home after the war.

1910s: First World War

Still, against the odds, the cruise industry managed to keep its head above water and, post-war, the upper echelons of society took to the seas once more. Here affluent travelers dance on the deck of Cunard's Aquitania in 1922.

1920s: cruising’s golden age continued

In the Roaring Twenties, onboard entertainment was still focused around fun deck games and sports. Here spectators look on in delight as a pair of women take part in a fencing duel aboard Cunard's Berengaria (formerly Hamburg America Line's Imperator). The shot was taken in 1923.

1920s: setting the bar high

Huge dining rooms and bulging buffets are markers of the modern-day cruise and, in the 1920s, dinnertime was equally important. It was typically a grand affair requiring formal dress and involving course after course of fine food. Here, two chefs on Cunard's Aquitania stand before a splendid festive spread – the star is the giant cake in the shape of the ship.

1920s: a festive feast

Another major milestone came in the 1920s: the very first round-the-world cruise. The Cunard Line's RMS Laconia (pictured here leaving Liverpool circa 1920) sailed around the globe in 1922, calling at 22 ports along the way, and taking 450 lucky passengers with her.

1920s: the first round-the-world cruise

Another major milestone came in the 1920s: the very first round-the-world cruise. The Cunard Line's RMS Laconia (pictured here leaving Liverpool circa 1920) sailed around the globe in 1922, calling at 22 ports along the way, and taking 450 lucky passengers with her.

The 1930s unfolded in much the same way as the decades previous, as the golden age of cruising continued: think deck games, dinners and dances. The king of all cruise-ship hobbies was shuffleboard, a game that's still often played on modern-day liners. Here, a couple enjoy a game on a cruise to Gibraltar on Cunard's Aquitania in 1932.

1930s: all games on deck

Today mammoth sun-bed-lined swimming pools – often with twirling water slides for kids – are a cruise-ship staple. But in the first half of the 20th century they were much humbler indeed. It's thought that the earliest cruise-ship swimming pool was installed in 1907, on the White Star Line's Adriatic, but they didn't become commonplace until later. Here passengers sunbathe next to a compact swimming pool onboard a Cunard cruise to the West Indies in 1931.

1930s: making a splash

The Second World War was another blow to commercial cruising: yet again, liners were repurposed as war vessels and pleasure cruising came to an abrupt halt. By the end of the decade, though, surviving ships were returned to their lines and put back into service. Slowly but surely, the appetite for cruising grew again. Here an excited crowd welcomes a ship at a Java seaport in the 1940s.

1940s: post-war cruising

<p>Come the 1950s, cruise ships had another phenomenon to compete with: jet planes. Commercial air travel boomed in this decade, with comfier aircraft and improved routes enticing travelers into the skies. Many cruise liners underwent swish post-war refits in an attempt to stay afloat: this 1950s photo shows the opulent dining room of French liner SS Île de France after a dramatic post-war makeover. <a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/86315/how-air-travel-has-changed-in-every-decade-from-the-1920s?page=1">See how air travel has changed through the decades</a>.</p>

1950s: the post-war decades

Come the 1950s, cruise ships had another phenomenon to compete with: jet planes. Commercial air travel boomed in this decade, with comfier aircraft and improved routes enticing travelers into the skies. Many cruise liners underwent swish post-war refits in an attempt to stay afloat: this 1950s photo shows the opulent dining room of French liner SS Île de France after a dramatic post-war makeover.

There was one destination that proved particularly popular in the post-war decades, though. After the conflict, many Europeans decided to make a new life Down Under, with millions cruising to Oz on time-honored lines like P&O between the 1940s and the 1970s. P&O ship Oriana is pictured here in Circular Quay, Sydney circa 1950.

1950s: going Down Under

<p>Though formalized in the 1930s, the Blue Riband – the award for the passenger cruise liner with the fastest Atlantic-crossing time – has its roots right back in the 19th century. The record is still held by SS United States of United States Lines, which first sped across the Atlantic in 1952. She's pictured here on 9 July 1952, docking in Southampton. <a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/103600/vacation-on-mars-what-holidays-could-look-like-in-the-future?page=1">This is what vacations could look like in 2050</a>.</p>

1950s: the Blue Riband record breaker

Though formalized in the 1930s, the Blue Riband – the award for the passenger cruise liner with the fastest Atlantic-crossing time – has its roots right back in the 19th century. The record is still held by SS United States of United States Lines, which first sped across the Atlantic in 1952. She's pictured here on 9 July 1952, docking in Southampton.

By the 1960s, the Jet Age had well and truly taken hold, and fewer and fewer passengers were choosing to make trans-Atlantic journeys by boat. Still, though, that didn't stop some major players in the cruise world from launching. The decade saw the founding of brands including Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean and Princess Cruises. This vintage 1960s snap shows the already established SS Île de France sailing for the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique.

1960s: the Jet Age

<p>As flying became more commonplace, the popularity of cruising looked set to dwindle. However, one particular TV series is often credited with keeping travelers' passion for cruising alive. <em>The Love Boat </em>– aired from the 1970s – was a comedy series that followed the crew and passengers of luxury liner SS Pacific Princess. Such was its popularity, some say it brought cruising back into the mainstream once more. This shot shows Cunard Line's Queen Elizabeth 2 in 1975. </p>

1970s: The Love Boat

As flying became more commonplace, the popularity of cruising looked set to dwindle. However, one particular TV series is often credited with keeping travelers' passion for cruising alive. The Love Boat – aired from the 1970s – was a comedy series that followed the crew and passengers of luxury liner SS Pacific Princess. Such was its popularity, some say it brought cruising back into the mainstream once more. This shot shows Cunard Line's Queen Elizabeth 2 in 1975. 

By the 1970s, lower costs meant that cruising had opened up to the masses. But the invention of the jumbo jet meant air travel had too, and the latter was the quicker, more convenient choice for traveling overseas. Therefore, the cruise reinvented itself. Ships were no longer marketed as a way to get from A to B, they were destinations in themselves, and the "leisure cruise" was its own phenomena. Here passengers enjoy the deck of P&O's SS Oronsay in 1975.

1970s: cruising opens up to the masses

<p>The 1980s is thought to be the decade that pioneered the "cruise to nowhere", where the ship really was the destination. The SS Norway (pictured) – a lavish mega ship with room for thousands of passengers and amenities like a casino – embarked on a no-docking cruise in this decade. <a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/84317/the-incredible-story-of-how-cruising-has-changed-from-titanic-to-today">This is the incredible story of how cruising has changed since 1912</a>.</p>

1980s: the cruise to nowhere

The 1980s is thought to be the decade that pioneered the "cruise to nowhere," where the ship really was the destination. The SS Norway (pictured) – a lavish mega ship with room for thousands of passengers and amenities like a casino – embarked on a no-docking cruise in this decade.

By the 1990s Disney was spreading a little magic at sea. Disney Magic, a bold ship with black, yellow and red detailing à la Mickey Mouse, made its maiden voyage in 1998. It's pictured here that same year, cruising through Venice, and is still sailing today, complete with a spa, pools and plenty of shops and themed dining rooms.

1990s: Disney takes to the water

<p>Fast-forward to the 2000s and the larger-than-life, no-expense-spared, mega cruise ships we're used to seeing today were sailing onto the scene. This sunset snap shows Cunard Line's Queen Mary II as she completes her first trans-Atlantic voyage in January 2004. At this time, she was the largest and most expensive cruise ship ever constructed with room for 2,200-plus passengers, a theater and even a planetarium, setting the bar for the ships of posterity. </p>  <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/81720/from-mayflower-to-titanic-the-worlds-most-historic-ships-you-can-visit"><strong>If this has floated your boat, here's where to see the world's most famous ships</strong></a></p>

2000s: making waves in the modern world

The 2000s saw larger-than-life, no-expense-spared, mega cruise ships sail onto the scene. This sunset snap shows Cunard Line's Queen Mary II as she completes her first trans-Atlantic voyage in January 2004. At this time, she was the largest and most expensive cruise ship ever constructed with room for 2,200-plus passengers, a theater and even a planetarium, setting the bar for the ships of posterity. 

Cruise ships continued to expand in the 2010s while cruising itself became the fastest-growing category in the leisure travel market. Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas (pictured here) launched in 2018 as the largest cruise ship in the world (until 2022). The tide began to turn on sustainability, with several cruise ships built to run on liquefied natural gas and battery power. Another health-based factor was reducing onboard smoking to selected areas only.

2010s: bigger, better and healthier

<p>The 2020s got off to an eventful start. The COVID-19 pandemic halted almost all cruises, with some passengers and crew marooned onboard while testing and entry protocols were debated. In 2021 rife cancellations, last-minute border changes and variant outbreaks persisted. However, 2022 has indicated a return to pre-pandemic popularity, with 300 cruise ships departing in April – pretty impressive compared to just 22 departing in April 2021. Cruise lines have incorporated more health and safety protocols, such as advising passengers to control their TV, light and temperature via an app instead of touchpoints. </p>  <p><strong><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/81720/from-mayflower-to-titanic-the-worlds-most-historic-ships-you-can-visit">If this has floated your boat, here's where to see the world's most famous ships</a></strong></p>

2020s: off to a rocky start

The 2020s got off to an eventful start. The COVID-19 pandemic halted almost all cruises, with some passengers and crew marooned onboard while testing and entry protocols were debated. In 2021 rife cancellations, last-minute border changes and variant outbreaks persisted. However, the years since have indicated a return to pre-pandemic popularity, with 300 cruise ships departing in April 2022 – pretty impressive compared to just 22 departing in April 2021. Cruise lines have incorporated more health and safety protocols, such as advising passengers to control their TV, light and temperature via an app instead of touchpoints. 

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    Port schedule. Southampton, England cruise ship port calendar shows all scheduled arrival and departure dates in a timetable format. The cruise calendar displays the ship's estimated time of arrival including related information such as how crowded is the port, as well as the ship's next port-of-call.

  7. SOUTHAMPTON Port Map and Cruise Schedule

    SOUTHAMPTON cruise port map with cruise ship locations and cruise schedule arrivals/departures. READ MORE... CruiseMapper provides free cruise tracking, current ship positions, itinerary schedules, deck plans, cabins, accidents and incidents ('cruise minus') reports, cruise news ... Southampton cruise port Ireland - UK - British Isles. Schedule ...

  8. Oceania Cruises from Southampton 2023

    Oceania Cruises from Southampton 2023. Cruise from Southampton aboard Oceania Cruises' intimate and luxurious ships - Marina, Riviera, Regatta, Sirena, Nautica, Insignia and Vista.Explore the world in unequalled style and comfort. Sophisticated, stylish and distinctly mid-size, you'll find the onboard atmosphere is extremely convivial, and with an unrivalled level of personalised service ...

  9. 2023 Cruises From Southampton

    Celebrity Beyond. Sky Princess. Norwegian Prima. MSC Virtuosa. Arvia. Iona. Cruises from Southampton 2023. Browse through all available sailing dates, itineraries and destinations for cruises departing Southampton in 2023. To find the cheapest prices and best deals call us today and speak to our cruising experts.

  10. Planned Movements

    The web site of Southampton VTS (ABP Southampton). ABP is the Statutory Harbour Athority for Southampton Water, and VTS Authority and Pilotage Authority for the Eastern Solent and Approaches. Information about safe navigation, pilotage and harbour rules and regulations. Live data covering shipping movements, tide and weather conditions and Cruise ship movements.

  11. Shipping Movements and Cruise Ship Schedule

    The web site of Southampton VTS (ABP Southampton). ABP is the Statutory Harbour Athority for Southampton Water, and VTS Authority and Pilotage Authority for the Eastern Solent and Approaches. Information about safe navigation, pilotage and harbour rules and regulations. Live data covering shipping movements, tide and weather conditions and Cruise ship movements.

  12. Cruises from Southampton 2024, 2025 & 2026

    13 night Mediterranean holiday, departing from Southampton, UK. Relax aboard Arvia as you sail towards the heart-warming Med. Mesmerising architecture, breathtaking coastlines, mouth-watering food and fascinating culture is all on the horizon. from. £899. per person.

  13. Cruises from Southampton, England

    Southampton is home to one of the largest ports in the UK and millions of travelers pass through each year. In 1912, the most famous of those travelers would pass through as they set out to America onboard the Titanic. Southampton's SeaCity museum gives you the opportunity to learn more about the events that happened aboard that famous ship.

  14. Southampton cruise October 2023 schedule

    Southampton Cruise Schedule October 2023. Known as the cruise capital of Europe, the Port of Southampton is a passenger and cargo port located in the central part of the south coast of England. There are four dedicated cruise terminals at Southampton which play host to a wide variety of cruise lines. Southampton is one of the most lively and ...

  15. Cruises from Southampton, England

    Hop on a train from Southampton, England and in just 30 minutes, you could be taking in the views of the coastline from the Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth. In an hour, you can be exploring the bustling city of London and in two hours, you can be enjoying the pier in Brighton. The holiday of your life begins the second your cruise departs from ...

  16. Sky Princess Returns To Southampton in 2023

    1st July 2021: Princess Cruises launches Europe 2023 departures…. Fantastic news that Sky Princess will return to homeport from Southampton in 2023. On sale 16 July 2021! With 16 roundtrip sailings available, departing between April and October 2023, there'll be plenty of choice: Fares start from £699pp or all-inclusive from £909pp for a ...

  17. Cruise ships departing from Southampton in October 2023

    Here's an overview of the cruise ships departing from Southampton in October 2023. Enjoy a FREE John Lewis Gift Card worth up to £500 when you book by 8pm 15th April 2024 T&C's Apply. ... Cruise Line: Cruise Ship: 01/10/2023: P&O Cruises: Arvia: 01/10/2023: Cunard: Queen Victoria: 03/10/2023: Royal Caribbean International: Anthem of the Seas ...

  18. Cunard Reveals Details of 2024 Familiarization Trips

    April 14, 2024. Cunard announced its 2024 lineup of travel agent familiarization (fam) trips, including four departures sailing roundtrip from Southampton. Taking place from August to November, the fam trips are four-night sailings, with 20 trade partners on each. Agents will stay in Balcony staterooms or Princess Grill Suites, and be treated ...

  19. A Retro Look At Cruises Through The Decades

    The Black Ball Line, whose ships carried both passengers and mail, also became the first line to schedule a regular trans-Atlantic service. A Black Ball ship is pictured here in 1833.

  20. Princess Cruises 2024 From Southampton

    Princess cruises from Southampton 2023, 2024, 2025 World of Cruising, Brand new reduction british isles from southampton, on 20th june 2024 (12 nt) with princess cruises on regal princess. British isles from southampton, 31 august 2024. ... Princess cruises, british isles from southampton, may 15, 2024. The port's schedule lists all ships (in ...

  21. Disney Cruise 2024 Schedule

    Disney July 2023 Schedule Cruises PELAJARAN, If you want to sail on a disney cruise ship in 2024 you will have to wait to book. The disney wonder cruise ship starts 2024 in the southern hemisphere, continuing the inaugural season of disney's australia and new zealand. ... 13 night westbound transatlantic cruise from southampton ending in fort ...