Honeymoon Cruise

You can search by destination ports or cruise line websites to start. Message boards are helpful as well. Black Friday sales may still be happening, but you can also monitor sales for a few months or even get a travel agent. One thing I like about cruises is that you can pack a lot and like a floating hotel will bring your luggage (and air conditioning) wherever you go. I've been on Virgin Cruises in Europe and loved that it was adults only and relaxed. Good luck.

Talk to reputable travel agent! They DO NOT CHARGE YOU - they get paid by the cruise company that you book. They can customize the perfect cruise based on what you want. We have an amazing travel agent, and I'd be happy to share her info. Agents can find great deals and make all the arrangements for a stress free honeymoon. (Our honeymoon cruise was a-ma-zing!)

View Quoted Comment I would love her info! I’ve never really been traveling since I became an adult so I have no idea what I’m doing 😭

Do you desire a cruise starting in America or another country? Also, you would want to avoid family cruises, which would be overly crowded. Consider whether a coastal cruise or a riverboat cruise would be more suitable.

It depends on what you are looking for...I am in the process of planning my wedding and honeymoon, but am also a travel advisor. A cruise for a portion of my honeymoon is in the works as well, let me know what you need specifically.

-Toni

Hi there! Planning a cruise can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Start by deciding on your destination and travel dates—this will help narrow down your options. Look into the cruise lines that suit your style (family-friendly, luxury, adventure-focused, etc.) and check reviews to see what fits your vibe. Book early for the best deals and cabin choices, and don’t forget to research excursions at each port ahead of time. Also, pack smart—bring essentials like motion sickness remedies and formal wear if needed. Happy cruising!