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Cruises From Southampton > June Cruises From Southampton
As the days grow longer and the temperatures rise the appeal of June cruises from Southampton soars. For travellers eager to explore a variety of experiences across the globe, all aboard some of the most impressive ships, cruises from Southampton are a great avenue to expand on your list of adventures. June cruises from Southampton have something to offer everyone. And the cherry on top? You can relish these experiences without the need for air travel!
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During June, sailings out of Southampton visiting The Mediterranean, UK & Europe, The Canary Islands & Azores, as well as Transatlantic cruises with Cunard Cruise Line, occur regularly. These cruises vary in length, from weekend sampler trips perfect for newcomers to the cruising world, to more extensive journeys lasting two, three, or four weeks, all departing from Southampton and eliminating the need for air travel.
Opting for a no-fly cruise means enjoying a seamless and convenient start to your vacation, ideal for everyone from those apprehensive about flying, individuals with mobility concerns, to families dealing with bulky luggage or simply those preferring not to limit their packing. Just drive to the Southampton Cruise Terminal, park, check in, and embark on your adventure. It's an effortlessly enjoyable start to your holiday, sparing you the lost hours and hassle associated with airport commutes and procedures. Embark on your journey from close by and discover the world that awaits you.
Civitavecchia | Bastia | Calvi | Olbia | La Goulette | Palermo | Amalfi | Civitavecchia
Tokyo | Shimizu | Kobe | Nagasaki | Jeju Island | Naha | Naze | Kagoshima | Tokyo
Amsterdam | Stornoway | Belfast | Dublin | Greenock | Greencastle | Killybegs | Galway | Cork | Amsterdam | Kirkwall | Djúpivogur | Kirkwall | Djúpivogur | Akureyri | Isafjørdur | Akureyri | Grundarfjørdur | Reykjavík | Heimaey Island | Runavík | Lerwick | Amsterdam
Reykjavík | Isafjørdur | Akureyri | Seydisfjørdur | Djúpivogur | Heimaey Island | Reykjavík
Hong Kong | Shanghai | Dalian | Beijing | Seoul | Yeosu | Nagasaki | Kitakyushu | Hiroshima | Kochi | Kobe | Nagoya | Shimizu | Tokyo
Piraeus | Heraklion (Iraklion) | Santorini | Milos | Ermoupoli | Rhodes | Kusadasi | Mykonos | Piraeus
Barcelona | Cartagena | Málaga | Leixões | Falmouth | Portsmouth | Le Havre | Zeebrugge | Amsterdam | Bergen
Reykjavík | Isafjørdur | Akureyri | Seydisfjørdur | Tórshavn | Geiranger | Ålesund | Flåm | Bergen
Bergen | Flåm | Ålesund | Geiranger | Tórshavn | Seydisfjørdur | Akureyri | Isafjørdur | Reykjavík
Barcelona | Valencia | Málaga | Lisbon | Leixões | La Coruña | Dun Laoghaire | Liverpool | Reykjavík
Stockholm | Maarianhamina (Mariehamn) | Visby | Karlskrona | Copenhagen | Gothenburg | Oslo
Oslo | Gothenburg | Copenhagen | Karlskrona | Visby | Maarianhamina (Mariehamn) | Stockholm
Nuuk (Godthaab) | Kangaamiut | Kitsissuarsuit | Ilulissat (Jakobshavn) | Vaigat Sound | Qeqertarsuaq (Godhavn) | Maniitsoq (Sukkertoppen) | Nuuk (Godthaab)
Nuuk (Godthaab) | Kangaamiut | Kitsissuarsuit | Ilulissat (Jakobshavn) | Vaigat Sound | Qeqertarsuaq (Godhavn) | Maniitsoq (Sukkertoppen) | Nuuk (Godthaab)
Vancouver | Wrangell | Sitka | Haines | Endicott Arm | Ketchikan | Victoria | Vancouver
Incheon | Tianjin | Jeju Island | Busan | Nagasaki | Aburatsu | Hiroshima | Kochi | Kobe | Tokyo
Piraeus | Náfplion | Mykonos | Vólos | Thessaloníki | Istanbul | Kusadasi | Santorini | Piraeus
Piraeus | Delos | Mykonos | Bodrum | Rhodes | Santorini | Khania | Hydra | Piraeus
Vancouver | Wrangell | Hoonah | Seward | Haines | Endicott Arm | Juneau | Ketchikan | Vancouver
Rotterdam | Ålesund | Trondheim | Honningsvåg | Trondheim | Tromsø | Åndalsnes | Haugesund | Lerwick | Invergordon | Dover | Rotterdam | Copenhagen | Aarhus | Warnemünde | Tallinn | Helsinki | Stockholm | Visby | Oslo | Dover | Rotterdam
Sails from the UK
Dover | Rotterdam | Haugesund | Ålesund | Trondheim | Honningsvåg | Trondheim | Tromsø | Åndalsnes | Stavanger | Lerwick | Dover | Rotterdam | Copenhagen | Aarhus | Warnemünde | Tallinn | Helsinki | Stockholm | Visby | Oslo | Dover
Sails from the UK
Dover | Rotterdam | Copenhagen | Aarhus | Warnemünde | Tallinn | Helsinki | Stockholm | Visby | Oslo | Dover | Rotterdam | Haugesund | Ålesund | Trondheim | Honningsvåg | Trondheim | Tromsø | Åndalsnes | Sandnes | Lerwick | Dover
Reykjavík | Prince Christian Sound | Qaqortoq (Julianehaab) | Qassiarsuk | Narsaq | Ivigtut | Kvanefjord | Qeqertarsuaq (Godhavn) | Kapisillit | Nuuk (Godthaab)
Sails from the UK
Dover | Rotterdam | Ålesund | Trondheim | Honningsvåg | Trondheim | Tromsø | Åndalsnes | Haugesund | Lerwick | Invergordon | Dover | Rotterdam | Copenhagen | Aarhus | Warnemünde | Tallinn | Helsinki | Stockholm | Visby | Oslo | Dover
Seattle | Ketchikan | Sitka | Icy Strait Point | Valdez | College Fjord | Dutch Harbor | Nome | Kodiak | Anchorage | Glacier Bay National Park | Haines | Juneau | Endicott Arm | Wrangell | Prince Rupert | Seattle
Reykjavík | Grundarfjørdur | Isafjørdur | Akureyri | Seydisfjørdur | Måløy | Trondheim | Kristiansund | Reykjavík
Whittier | Harriman Fjord | Hubbard Glacier | Juneau | Tracy Arm | Wrangell | Misty Fjords National Monument | Wrangell | Prince Rupert | Alert Bay | Vancouver
Rotterdam | Haugesund | Ålesund | Trondheim | Honningsvåg | Trondheim | Tromsø | Åndalsnes | Stavanger | Lerwick | Dover | Rotterdam | Copenhagen | Aarhus | Warnemünde | Tallinn | Helsinki | Stockholm | Visby | Oslo | Dover | Rotterdam
Rotterdam | Copenhagen | Aarhus | Warnemünde | Tallinn | Helsinki | Stockholm | Visby | Oslo | Dover | Rotterdam | Haugesund | Ålesund | Trondheim | Honningsvåg | Trondheim | Tromsø | Åndalsnes | Sandnes | Lerwick | Dover | Rotterdam
Oslo | Longyearbyen | Hornsund | Bamsebu | Calypsobyen | Magdalenefjord | Smeerenburg | Krossfjord | Ny-Ålesund | Longyearbyen
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.
The allure of Mediterranean cruises for families, particularly from April to September, is hardly a surprise. With its stunning beaches, clear waters, and a wealth of historical and cultural riches, all under the generous sun, it's the perfect recipe for a memorable vacation. The addition of magnificent ships setting sail from the UK only enhances the appeal. While many families choose cruises during school holidays, travellers with more flexibility, who prefer cooler temperatures and fewer crowds, may find the months of April, May, and September more to their liking. Yet, June stands out as an ideal time to explore the Mediterranean for those wishing to bask in warm, sunny weather before the peak tourist season begins.
The timing of a Mediterranean cruise can also be influenced by specific interests or travel motives. September cruises, for instance, attract wine enthusiasts eager to experience the grape harvest, a pivotal moment for vineyards when grapes are ready for fermentation, adding a special touch to wine tours and tastings. August cruises are known for reliable weather and the peak of festival season across the Mediterranean, with standout events like the La Tomatina Festival in Valencia, Spain, where participants engage in a tomato-throwing frenzy; the Festa Major de Gràcia in Barcelona, Spain, the city's largest and most vibrant festival; and Dubrovnik's Summer Festival, a tribute to the arts.
Regardless of your chosen travel time, Norway, and in particular a Norwegian Fjords cruise, remains an enchanting destination throughout the year, offering a range of activities that shift with the seasons. In spring, the fjords become a serene haven, less crowded than in the peak summer months. With the winter snow melted away, the waterfalls become more dramatic and forceful, while the flourishing trees and blooming flowers paint a vibrant backdrop, ideal for travellers seeking a peaceful yet scenic retreat. Summer, however, ushers in a warmer climate and a broader array of outdoor pursuits, from hiking and kayaking to wildlife safaris where you might catch sight of seals, seabirds, or even whales. The allure of the summer months is heightened by the mesmerizing phenomenon of the midnight sun, a period from May to July when the sun remains visible at midnight, offering endless days that captivate visitors from around the globe.
TIP: For those eager to witness the midnight sun, consider planning your itinerary to include Tromsø between May and July.
