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The 6 best 2023 cruise itineraries to book right now

How does a cruise to Arabia sound? Or what about the longest U.S. river cruise ever to set sail? With ships traveling all over the globe, it can be difficult to choose the destination that's right for you, especially when there are so many bucket list-worthy options.

That's why I've rounded up some of 2023's most exciting itineraries. From interesting new routes to tried-and-true ones that now have new ships, this list will prime your sense of wanderlust for both far-flung destinations and places close to home as we head into the new year. Prepare to be inspired.

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Japan on Ponant's Le Soleal

After nearly three years of shutdowns and restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Japan finally reopened to travelers in November 2022. That includes cruise passengers, and several lines — including Holland America Line and Celebrity Cruises (which is offering special "Spice Route" voyages that include Japan) — are returning.

However, the most exciting Japan itineraries I've spotted for 2023 are a couple of routes offered by Ponant 's Le Soleal. Not only is the line the first expedition ship to take passengers to Japan's southern islands, but its itineraries are also Japan-focused routes that don't include other countries like the ones offered by Holland America and Celebrity.

Details: The first route is an eight-day voyage, March 24-31, 2023, offering visits to traditional villages of the Okinawa archipelago and the Ryukyu Islands, as well as Ishigaki and Kume. Prices start at $6,000 per person for an ocean-view cabin.

The second route is an eight-day sailing from Osaka to Fukuoka, May 15-22, 2023, taking passengers to stops in the Seto Inland Sea, the oldest sea route in Japan. Fares start from $7,310 per person for an ocean-view room. More information on Ponant's Asia voyages can be found on the line's website .

West Africa on Hurtigruten's Spitsbergen

In a first for Hurtigruten , the line is offering a selection of sailings around the west coast of Africa, including the islands of Cape Verde and Guinea-Bissau's Bissagos Islands, which are made up of more than 80 beachy islands and islets, only about 20 of which are populated year-round.

Cape Verde voyages are rare, making this ideal for anyone wishing to check the country off their bucket list. Plus, with Hurtigruten's rapid expansion beyond its traditional Norway offerings and into expedition cruising, you can be one of the first to try out this first-for-the-line itinerary, which will be available four times in late 2023 (and into early 2024), departing from Dakar, Senegal.

Details: These 13-day sailings on Hurtigruten's Spitsbergen depart from Dakar in November and December 2023 and January 2024. Prices start at $5,974 per person for an inside cabin. More information can be found on Hurtigruten Expeditions' website .

Ohio and Mississippi Rivers on American Queen Voyages' American Countess

It's no secret that American Queen Voyages has been sailing U.S. rivers for years. But what makes this particular itinerary special is that it will be the line's longest ever. The 23-day cruises , which include travel on both the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, will be offered on the line's newest ship, the 245-passenger American Countess .

The vessel will feature stops in some of America's most notable small towns, including La Crosse, Wisconsin; Dubuque, Bettendorf and Burlington, Iowa; Hannibal, St. Louis, Kimmswick and Cape Girardeau, Missouri; Paducah, Henderson, Owensboro, Brandenburg, Louisville and Maysville, Kentucky; Madison, Indiana; Point Pleasant, West Virginia; and Cincinnati and Marietta, Ohio.

Details: The first voyage is set to begin in Red Wing, Minnesota (near Minneapolis), on July 24, 2023, and end in Pittsburgh on Aug. 15, 2023. The reverse itinerary will begin on Aug. 15, 2023, when the ship reaches Pittsburgh. Prices start from $10,599 per person for an inside cabin. You can find more details on the line's website .

The Middle East on Windstar's Star Legend

If you're looking for a cruise destination that's a bit more far-flung, Windstar Cruises is offering Red Sea and Persian Gulf sailings in the Middle East — a first for the line, which will sail its newly stretched Star Legend in the region, beginning in fall 2023.

The line will offer four different itineraries, but my favorite is the 10-day Persian Gulf option from Dubai to Muscat, Oman, which includes calls on places like Ras Al-Khaimah and Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates and Khasab, Oman. The ship will also visit the UAE's island of Sir Bani Yas, which is known for nature and wildlife conservation. The sailings include overnights in Doha and Abu Dhabi, too.

Details: This itinerary is offered 11 times, beginning in November 2023 and running into early 2024. Fares start from $3,499 per person for ocean-view accommodations.

Caribbean and Bahamas on MSC Meraviglia and Carnival Venezia from NYC

Although Caribbean and Bahamas itineraries aren't a new thing from New York, two cruise lines will have a new presence there starting in 2023: Carnival Cruise Line with Carnival Venezia, which will begin sailing from Manhattan in June, and MSC Cruises with MSC Meraviglia, which will be based at Brooklyn's Red Hook terminal beginning in April.

The itineraries are fairly standard at first glance, but what's key here is that, for the first time, the lines' private islands — in this case, Carnival's Half Moon Cay and MSC's Ocean Cay Marine Reserve — will be accessible via sailings traveling round-trip from New York.

Details: Between April and December 2023, MSC Meraviglia is offering 11 seven-night sailings calling on Port Canaveral (near Orlando), and Nassau and Ocean Cay Marine Reserve, both in the Bahamas. Prices start from $399 per person for an inside cabin. More info can be found on the MSC Cruises website .

From June through December, Carnival Venezia will sail one eight-day Bahamas voyage that includes Nassau, Freeport and Half Moon Cay, with prices starting from $484 per person for an inside cabin. During that time, the vessel is also scheduled to run five eight-day Eastern Caribbean cruises calling on Amber Cove, Grand Turk and Half Moon Cay, with fares starting at $684 per person for an inside cabin. For additional details, visit the Carnival website .

Australia/New Zealand on Disney Wonder and Virgin Voyages' Resilient Lady

With Australia and New Zealand finally picking up steam again post-shutdown, it's not surprising that some cruise lines are sending ships to the region for the first time in 2023. Beginning in November, Disney Cruise Line 's Disney Wonder will sail 14 two- to six-night voyages from Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne — calling on places like Hobart and Eden in Australia; Auckland, New Zealand; and Noumea, New Caledonia — through the end of the year, offering Disney fans another option in terms of destination.

Plus, starting in December 2023, Virgin Voyages ' brand-new Resilient Lady will offer five two- to 14-night sailings from Melbourne, providing locals with a more modern ship. (It's rare for the Australian market to see brand-new vessels.) Voyages include stops in Hobart, Burnie or both Tasmanian ports. On the two-week sailing, ports also include Sydney, as well as Picton, Napier, Tauranga and Auckland in New Zealand.

Details: Disney Wonder's per-person fares for inside cabins start at $946 for two nights, $1,604 for three nights, $2,000 for four nights, $2,118 for five nights and $4,078 for six nights. For more information, visit the Disney Cruise Line website .

Virgin Voyages' per-person prices for interior accommodations start from $245 for two nights, $613 for five nights, $753 for six nights and $2,240 for 14 nights. Check out the Virgin Voyages website for more details on these cruises.

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Start summer in luxurious style on one of Celebrity’s June cruises to the world’s most unforgettable ports. Visit Athens and the Greek Islands, rich in antiquities, and shop for handicrafts in Istanbul’s spectacular Grand Bazaar. Gaze at priceless art in Florence, and stroll the waterfront of glamorous Portofino. Or head north, following the midnight sun to Scandinavia, where you could cruise the serenely beautiful Norwegian fjords, or enjoy long, light-filled days in cosmopolitan capitals like Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, and Copenhagen.

Discover the rugged beauty of Alaska, where you can spot orcas and humpback whales, and look for bears foraging in glacier-fed streams. Or unwind on a pristine beach, whether you opt for the pale pink sands of Bermuda or the white coral shorelines of Bimini and Cozumel. Revel in an onboard experience like no other, with world-class service, innovative venues, and distinctive restaurants featuring globally inspired menus.

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Top june cruise destinations, italy, france & spain.

Enjoy the best of Italy, France, and Spain in the blissful warmth of early summer, when the purple lavender fields in Provence are coming into bloom. Sail from Rome or Barcelona to ports like Portofino, where pastel-colored buildings line the pretty harbor, and La Spezia, to see the art treasures of Florence and the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa. Explore dreamy Valdemossa on a day trip from Palma, and in Corsica, sample local cheese, wine, charcuterie, and honey from the farmers’ market.

Turkey & Greece

Follow the ancient trade routes across the Mediterranean to Sicily, Greece, and Istanbul, where you’ll have two days to explore the incredible Topkapi Palace, Blue Mosque, and Grand Bazaar. Visit ancient Ephesus, which is brilliant with wildflowers in June. Explore Little Venice in Mykonos, and marvel at the fiery sunset on Santorini, where whitewashed villages spill over volcanic cliffs. You’ll also visit Naples, where you can see the poignant ruins of Pompeii or the famed Amalfi Coast.

June is one of the best times to visit Alaska, with multiple exciting itineraries to choose from. See the blue-white face of the vast Hubbard Glacier, soar across one of the world’s longest ziplines in Icy Strait Point, and look out for orcas, bears, and eagles as you sail the Inside Passage. Experience the Juneau Icefield via helicopter, join an Alaskan wildlife safari, and find out how dog sled teams train their huskies for thrilling endurance races.

Western Caribbean

If island-hopping through the Caribbean is your idea of the perfect June vacation, then book a cruise to unforgettable ports like Grand Cayman, Cozumel, and Bimini. Get close to the local marine life at Grand Cayman’s Stingray City. In Cozumel, snorkel over dazzling corals, join a salsa-making class, or take a day trip to the clifftop Mayan city of Tulum. Tiny Bimini is the place to unwind on pure white sands and swim in water that’s an almost unbelievable shade of turquoise.

Cruise from New Jersey to Bermuda this June to enjoy the summer sunshine on this chic island paradise. Dive into the deep blue water to explore some of the island’s 300 shipwrecks, unwind on a beach of pale pink sand, and explore atmospheric underground caves, all within short reach of the port. Stroll down Front Street in Hamilton, where you’ll find colorful upscale shops selling local art, luxury clothing brands, and jewelry.

Scandinavia

On a June cruise to the verdant Norwegian fjords, you’ll visit Bergen, where the colorful old warehouses of Bryggen line the waterfront. In Stavanger, embark on a thrilling hike to Pulpit Rock, which juts 1,800 feet over the Lysefjord. Explore sleepy Olden and the wonderful art deco architecture of Alesund. Or visit the fascinating cities of beautiful Stockholm, chic Copenhagen, fairytale Tallinn, and modern Helsinki, all at their best in the long days of midsummer.

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The 16 Best Cruises to Book in 2023, According to T+L's Expert

Travel + Leisure hand-selected 16 different types of on-the-water adventures to consider in the year ahead.

Paul Brady is the news director at Travel + Leisure and the brand's expert on cruise travel. He has been covering the travel industry for more than 15 years for outlets including Condé Nast Traveler , Skift , and The Huffington Post .

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Cruising is in the midst of an epic comeback . Travelers are turning to trusted lines to help minimize the hassles of country hopping and maximize relaxation time in each destination. With 2023 poised to be a big year for both new and frequent cruisers — thanks in part to an abundance of new ships and itineraries — Travel + Leisure has hand-selected 16 different types of adventures to consider in the year ahead.

The Nile on Viking Osiris

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Viking Osiris is the line’s newest on the Nile, with just 41 suites and staterooms, a pool deck, and cool Scandinavian design. The ship sails between Aswan and Luxor, with pre- and post-sail touring in Cairo included with the 12-day itineraries.

Alaska on Ocean Victory

The Alaska trips on Ocean Victory , a fuel-efficient, 93-cabin ship from American Queen Voyages, come with the opportunity to kayak past glaciers and spot bald eagles and grizzlies. The vessel, which first debuted in 2021, represents an evolution in ship design for American Queen, with its cutting-edge X-Bow design (which helps reduce fuel burn) and chic suites, including many with private verandas.

The Galápagos Islands on Quasar Expeditions’ Evolution

In June, Quasar Expeditions is offering a Galápagos cruise on the 32-passenger Evolution for children with autism spectrum disorder, hosted by an expert in supporting families with special needs. The trip, which departs June 24, is a seven-night expedition that takes in many of the most notable sites on the islands, with programming specially tailored for both kids and adults.

Cruising Antarctica on Silver Cloud or Silver Endeavour

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Silversea gives Antarctica travelers the option to skip two days of sailing the often-rocky Drake Passage. Instead, they can fly in comfort over the waters separating South America from the continent, then hop aboard the 127-suite Silver Cloud and 100-suite Silver Endeavour for trips along the frosty coastline.

The Caribbean, South Pacific, and Australia With Windstar Cruises

Windstar has a series of 2023 itineraries on the 156-cabin Star Pride and 171-suite Wind Surf that hit yachty Caribbean ports like Jost Van Dyke, in the British Virgin Islands, and Anguilla. The small-ship line, which is known for both its sleek “Star Plus Class” ships and its classic vessels with their dramatic sails, also has an array of itineraries along the coast of Australia and in the South Pacific.

Cold-weather Cruises on Le Commandant Charcot

A game changer in lowering emissions, Ponant’s brand-new hybrid-electric Le Commandant Charcot can operate on less-carbon-intensive battery power and liquefied natural gas and has room for 245 guests. The game-changing ship, which has already hosted eclipse watchers on a trip to Antarctica and sailed to the geographic North Pole, also offers adventures in places such as Iceland and Svalbard.

Cruises Closer to Home With American Queen Voyages

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American Queen Voyages will offer the longest trips in the line’s history in 2023, with two 23-day river itineraries on the Mississippi and Ohio aboard the 123-stateroom American Countess . “The ship will sail more than 1,700 miles from Minnesota down the Ohio River and Upper Mississippi River , calling on more ports and offering more guided tours than ever before,” as T+L reported in August .

The South Pacific on Paul Gauguin

Just refurbished, the 165-cabin Paul Gauguin will be exploring the Pacific in 2023, with trips to the Cook Islands, Fiji, the Marquesas, and the Society Islands. The single-vessel brand was voted the very best small-ship cruise line in the World’s Best Awards 2022 , as T+L readers gave particularly high marks to the Paul Gauguin ’s on-board staff.

Mystery Cruising With Uniworld

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Next year, Uniworld Boutique River Cruises will offer two nine-night “mystery cruises ,” with the European destinations revealed only as guests depart: similar trips in 2022 sold out. Travelers on the June 2023 trip will meet in Amsterdam, while the July 2023 sailing rendezvous in Nice, France — from there, the itinerary is anybody’s guess.

Expedition Cruising With Seabourn

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Seabourn Venture , the luxury line’s first 132-suite expedition ship, launched in late summer with itineraries in northern Europe; trips in Japan, the South Pacific, and Antarctica are on tap for 2023. Seabourn Pursuit , which will be a sibling ship to Venture, is scheduled to arrive in 2023, the second in Seabourn’s growing expedition fleet.

Seeing Europe’s Gems by Small Ship

Slated to launch in the spring, the 228-passenger Scenic Eclipse II will visit ports from Dublin to Lisbon, as well as both polar regions, in 2023 and 2024. The innovative vessel, which is similar in design to Scenic Eclipse , will have luxurious suites complete with butler service and all sorts of extras, including helicopters (plural) and a submarine.

Visiting Wild Places With Fewer Impacts

Aurora Expeditions, whose newest vessel is the 71-cabin Sylvia Earle , guarantees that all operations are carbon neutral, pledging to offset all emissions. The newly launched ship, with its fuel-saving X-Bow design, doesn’t skimp on expedition necessities: guests on Antarctica expeditions can explore by Zodiac or snowshoe and even, when conditions allow, go scuba diving in polar waters or camping on the ice.

Solo Cruising With a New Line

Upstart cruise line Atlas Ocean Voyages offers all-inclusive fares on its two 98-suite vessels, and, in a departure from industry norms, the brand doesn’t charge solo travelers a single supplement. The line’s second ship, World Traveller , launched in November 2022 . It will sail nine-, 10-, 11-, and 12-night round-trips from Ushuaia, Argentina, to Antarctica through March 2023 before heading to the Mediterranean to hit Spain, France, and Portugal.

The Galápagos Islands on Celebrity Flora

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Another ship that sails the Galápagos, the Celebrity Flora , has 50 suites, many with large verandas, plus a stargazing deck and a fleet of comfortable tenders. Two itineraries are available, the first of which is a seven-night “northern loop” that visits the volcanic island of Santiago and has guests spotting red-footed Boobies on Genovesa Island, a place sometimes called Bird Island thanks to its famed animals. The line’s “outer loop” also includes plenty of wildlife watching, plus a stop at the less-frequented Daphne Island.

Doing Wine Country on Seadream II

SeaDream Yacht Club has two Wine Voyages in 2023, which include vineyard visits in Greece, Italy, and Spain and a winemaker-hosted dinner on the 112-guest Seadream II . The highly regarded intimate-ship line wins frequent accolades from T+L readers for its on-board service and well-appointed vessels.

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Cruises from NYC June 2023

The calendar of cruises from New York ports (Manhattan, Brooklyn and Cape Liberty cruise terminals) in June of 2023.

22 cruises are scheduled to depart from New York in June. 10 go to Bermuda, 7 to the Bahamas, 2 to the Caribbean, 2 to Canada and 1 to Iceland.

June 1: 9-night cruise to Bermuda & Caribbean on Royal Caribbean June 2: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas & Florida on Royal Caribbean June 4: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas & Florida on MSC June 4: 7-night cruise to Bermuda on Celebrity Cruises June 4: 7-night cruise to Bermuda & Virginia on Norwegian Cruise Line June 9: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas & Florida on Royal Caribbean June 11: 7-night cruise to Bermuda on Celebrity Cruises June 11: 7-night cruise to Bermuda & Virginia on Norwegian Cruise Line June 15: 4-night cruise to Bermuda on Carnival Cruise Line . June 16: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas & Florida on Royal Caribbean June 18: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas & Florida on MSC June 18: 7-night cruise to Bermuda on Celebrity Cruises June 18: 7-night cruise to Bermuda on Norwegian Cruise Line June 19: 8-night cruise to the Caribbean on Carnival Cruise Line . June 20: 4-night cruise to Canada on Royal Caribbean June 23: 18-night cruise to Greenland & Iceland on Regent Seven Seas June 23: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas & Florida on Royal Caribbean June 25: 7-night cruise to Bermuda on Celebrity Cruises June 27: 8-night cruise to the Caribbean on Carnival Cruise Line . June 29: 9-night cruise to Bermuda & Caribbean on Royal Caribbean June 30: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas & Florida on Royal Caribbean June 30: 7-night cruise to New England & Canada on Queen Mary 2

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The June 18, 2023 cruise on the Carnival Legend departs from Baltimore, Maryland. On this 7 Night Bahamas sailing, the ship will visit a total of 4 different cruise port destinations, including its departure port. The Carnival Legend sets sail on a Sunday (June 18, 2023) and returns on a Sunday (June 25, 2023).

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Not only was the Star Spangled Banner was written in Baltimore, but the city also hosts several of the nation's most respected visual and performing arts institutions. In addition to being rich with history and culture, Baltimore is family friendly, offering a multitude of attractions and activities for children and adults alike.

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