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Cruises From Southampton > July Cruises From Southampton
Summer is finally here, and there’s no better way to celebrate the change of the seasons than setting sail on a July cruise from Southampton. When you cruise from Southampton, you are spoilt for choice, whether you're looking for a family cruise to create new memories; couples planning a romantic getaway; or the adventurous exploring the outdoors, July cruises from Southampton offer something for everybody – and what could be better than not having to fly to enjoy it?
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No-fly cruises provide a smooth and effortless start to your vacation, packed with advantages that cater to all sorts of travellers, from those who dread air travel and individuals with mobility challenges to families burdened by heavy luggage or those simply inclined to pack generously. Just make your way to the Southampton Cruise Terminal, park your vehicle, complete the check-in process, and embark on your journey. Eliminate the stress associated with air travel, and kickstart your holiday right away, free from time-consuming airport procedures and delays.
Embark on a journey to the Mediterranean, UK & Europe, or set sail around the Canary Islands & Azores, choosing from brief weekend getaways to luxurious weeks away. Start near and go far. The World awaits!
Tokyo | Sapporo | Aomori | Niigata | Busan | Hakata | Hiroshima | Osaka | Shimizu | Tokyo
Tokyo | Sapporo | Aomori | Niigata | Busan | Hakata | Hiroshima | Osaka | Shimizu | Tokyo
Tokyo | Sapporo | Aomori | Niigata | Busan | Hakata | Hiroshima | Osaka | Shimizu | Tokyo
Baltra Island | Punta Suarez | Gardner Bay | Floreana Island | Punta Cormorant | Elizabeth Bay | Urbina Bay | Vincente Roca Point | Punta Espinoza | Daphne Major | South Plaza Island | Dragon Hill | Puerto Ayora | Baltra Island
Vancouver | Queen Charlotte Sound | Misty Fjords National Monument | Klawock | Sitka | Kodiak | Old Harbor | Dutch Harbor | Chuginadak Island | Chagulak Island | Aleutian Islands | Unga Island | Geographic Harbor | Whittier
Copenhagen | Haugesund | Eidfjord | Bergen | Ålesund | Lerwick | Kirkwall | Newhaven/Edinburgh | Southampton
Vancouver | Ketchikan | Sitka | Hubbard Glacier | Inian Islands | Icy Strait Point | Haines | Juneau | Tracy Arm | Wrangell | Misty Fjords National Monument | Wrangell | Prince Rupert | Alert Bay | Vancouver
Vancouver | Ketchikan | Sitka | Hubbard Glacier | Inian Islands | Icy Strait Point | Haines | Juneau | Tracy Arm | Wrangell | Misty Fjords National Monument | Wrangell | Prince Rupert | Alert Bay | Vancouver
IJmuiden | Mandal | Skagen | Copenhagen | Warnemünde | Gdansk | Visby | Riga | Stockholm
Reykjavík | Isafjørdur | Akureyri | Seydisfjørdur | Djúpivogur | Tórshavn | Lerwick | Rosendal | Eidfjord | Mandal | Kristiansand | Southampton | Dunkerque | Antwerp | IJmuiden | Gothenburg | Kalundborg | Warnemünde | Rønne | Visby | Stockholm | Helsinki | Tallinn | Copenhagen
Whittier | Prince William Sound | Geographic Harbor | Unga Island | Aleutian Islands | Chagulak Island | Chuginadak Island | Dutch Harbor | Old Harbor | Kodiak | Sitka | Klawock | Misty Fjords National Monument | Queen Charlotte Sound | Vancouver
Copenhagen | Molde | Trondheim | Åndalsnes | Olden | Bergen | Vik | Lysekil | Copenhagen
Ravenna | Argostoli | Gythio | Piraeus | Mykonos | Santorini | Palermo | Barcelona
Tokyo | Sapporo | Aomori | Niigata | Busan | Hakata | Hiroshima | Osaka | Shimizu | Tokyo
Tokyo | Sapporo | Aomori | Niigata | Busan | Hakata | Hiroshima | Osaka | Shimizu | Tokyo
Barcelona | Ibiza | Tunis | Valletta | Giardini Naxos | Amalfi | Civitavecchia | Livorno | Genoa | Portofino | Villefranche-sur-Mer | Olbia | Palma de Mallorca | Barcelona
Civitavecchia | Livorno | Genoa | Portofino | Villefranche-sur-Mer | Olbia | Palma de Mallorca | Barcelona | Mahón | Alghero | Saint-Tropez | Cannes | La Spezia | Civitavecchia
Vancouver | Ketchikan | Sitka | Hubbard Glacier | Inian Islands | Icy Strait Point | Haines | Juneau | Tracy Arm | Wrangell | Misty Fjords National Monument | Wrangell | Prince Rupert | Alert Bay | Vancouver
Vancouver | Misty Fjords National Monument | Wrangell | Sitka | Seward | Uyak Bay | Geographic Harbor | Kujulik Bay | Unga Island | Dutch Harbor | Saint Paul Island | St. Matthew Island | Nome | Seattle
Dubrovnik | Kotor | Corfu | Sarandë | Corfu | Parga | Lefkáda Island | Itea | Piraeus
Vancouver | Klawock | Juneau | Skagway | Icy Strait Point | Anchorage
Copenhagen | Molde | Trondheim | Åndalsnes | Bergen | Olden | Vik | Lysekil | Copenhagen
Copenhagen | Arendal | Skjolden | Ålesund | Trondheim | Stavanger | Mandal | Gothenburg | Copenhagen | Visby | Stockholm | Turku | Helsinki | Tallinn | Riga | Klaipeda | Gdansk | Rønne | Wismar | Kiel | Portsmouth
Nuuk (Godthaab) | Ilulissat (Jakobshavn) | Uummannaq | Savissivik | Dundas | Siorapaluk | Hans Island | Qaanaaq | Qeqertarsuaq (Godhavn) | Itilleq | Nuuk (Godthaab)
Piraeus | Páros | Rhodes | Ermoupoli | Hvar Island | Split | Fusina | Koper | Dubrovnik | Kotor | Corfu | Milos | Piraeus
Nuuk (Godthaab) | Ilulissat (Jakobshavn) | Uummannaq | Savissivik | Dundas | Siorapaluk | Hans Island | Qaanaaq | Qeqertarsuaq (Godhavn) | Itilleq | Nuuk (Godthaab)
Oslo | Longyearbyen | Krossfjord | Ny-Ålesund | Gravnesodden | Monacobreen | Isflakbukta | Bråsvellsbreen Glacier | Storøya | Sundneset Peninsula | Negribreen Glacier | Boltodden | Gnålodden | Burgerbukta | Bamsebu | Longyearbyen
Lima | Cuzco | Machu Picchu | Cuzco | Quito | Mosquera Island | Seymour | Punta Pitt | Puerto Baquerizo Moreno | South Plaza Island | Santa Fé Island | Puerto Ayora | Punta Suarez | Gardner Bay | North Seymour Island | El Edén Island | Seymour
Lima | Cuzco | Machu Picchu | Cuzco | Quito | Mosquera Island | Seymour | Punta Pitt | Puerto Baquerizo Moreno | South Plaza Island | Santa Fé Island | Puerto Ayora | Punta Suarez | Gardner Bay | North Seymour Island | El Edén Island | Seymour
Zeebrugge | Flåm | Bergen | Nordfjordeid | Copenhagen
Prices are subject to change and availability. Prices may vary depending on the airport selected. Promotions are only applicable to select cabin grades, please call for details.
Mediterranean cruises have always been a popular choice for families on a summer cruise – beautiful beaches, crystal clear waters, and rich history and culture, who could ask for more? Couple this with a blissful climate, and spectacular ships departing from the UK and you have the makings for an unforgettable holiday. Whilst many families will opt to travel on cruises during school holidays, other more flexible travellers seeking cooler weather and fewer tourists may find the shoulder months of April, May and September more suitable. However, if you want to increase your chances of enjoying hot, sunny weather while also avoiding crowds, June cruises are also a good time to cruise the Mediterranean as the school holidays are yet to commence.
The timing of a Mediterranean cruise is often influenced by specific interests and motivations for travel. September cruises are a particularly enticing time for wine enthusiasts, as it marks the wine harvest season when grapes are perfectly ripe for fermentation, adding an exciting dimension to wine tours and tastings. Meanwhile, the dependable weather of August cruises heralds the start of festival season across the Mediterranean. Noteworthy events include the La Tomatina Festival in the vicinity of Valencia, Spain, where participants engage in a lively tomato throwing event; Barcelona's Festa Major de Gràcia, the city's largest and most vibrant celebration; and Dubrovnik's Summer Festival, which honours the arts.
During the peak season of July, the Norwegian fjords cruise is alive with vibrant greens and sparkling sunlit waters; days stretch almost endlessly under the phenomenon of the midnight sun; and a mild inviting climate draws crowds from across the World seeking to indulge in outdoor pursuits. From kayaking calm and serene waters; hiking trails that offer panoramic views of the dramatic landscapes and cascading waterfalls; to spot seals, seabirds, and perhaps even whales or musk oxs on wildlife safaris, it’s a haven for nature lovers, photographers, and adventurers alike.
Things To Do: Hike to Pulpit Rock – A 4-hour, moderately difficult hike to a unique mountain plateau offering spectacular views over the fjord below.
