It may be too late for some of you this year, but there is always winter 2022/2023 Christmas cruises!
But, how many of you would prefer a festive cruise? Christmas never looked so different…
P&O
Sailing on the seas at Christmas doesn’t mean having to say goodbye to turkey dinners with all the trimmings.
The famous British line sprinkles Christmas cheer over your cruise with over 150 chefs across the fleet cooking you a traditional dinner with all the trimmings (and 600 bottles of champagne!)
And you won’t have to miss out on the December shows either. You can settle down for a crew pantomine, grotto, nativity, live broadcast of the Queen’s speech, midnight mass and festive films!
Cunard
Expect Christmas wreaths, trees, nutcrackers, fairy lights, gingerbread cottages: the lot!
You’ll be immersed in a winter wonderland with “snowing events” where you’ll find special festive activities under a a light simulated snow fall.
If religious services are important to you over the holidays, you can rely on Catholic and Protestant clergy being in attendance and Midnight mass is on offer, aswell as Sunday mass, Christmas Eve service and Christmas Day service.
You’ll be greeted by a choir from a nearby cathedral when you step onboard, no matter what ship you’re on and that’s when your Christmas begins!
Fred Olsen
This is the line for you if you want to escape the chilly weather and head straight for the sun.
All four ships in the fleet will have the appropriately festive decorations regardless so you won’t feel too out of place; get thinking on your Christmas cocktail of choice!
Carol concerts will fill your evenings along with Christmas-themed shows, arts and crafts classes, seasonal quizzes, Midnight mass on Christmas eve and more…
Hurtigruten
This line’s expedition ships want you to experience a truly unique Christmas covering all local traditions for guests so prepare for an international celebration!
Norwegian traditions will, of course, play a part in your cruise with Hurtigruten…
“Julenissen”, the Norwegian Father Christmas, will visit the ship and the traditional greeting of “God Jul” will be heard through the fleet before enjoying Norwegian specialities with A Yuletide buffet at dinner.
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What did you vote in our poll? What is your opinion on going on a cruise for Christmas? Do you feel pretty strongly about staying at home or do you think being on the seas would be the cherry on the Christmas cake? Let us know below!
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