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Cruises From Southampton > September Cruises From Southampton
As the high season winds down, and school holidays come to an end, passengers departing on September cruises from Southampton begin to reap the benefits of fewer crowds, milder weather, and often more appealing prices this month brings. It’s an ideal time for those preferring a more relaxed and intimate cruise from the UK experience, while also being able to enjoy the amenities and comforts of your ship with more availability and space.
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Whether basking in the warmth of the Mediterranean, or sailing the scenic fjords of Norway, there’s something to satisfy every traveller's wanderlust, and all without the delays and inconveniences flying may bring. So why not embark on a September cruise from Southampton, avoid the summer rush, and enjoy a wealth of experiences in comfortably cool weather? There’s so much appeal, who could possibly resist?
Hassle-free and offering a multitude of benefits, no-fly cruises are suitable for every type of passenger. Whether you’re fearful of flying, travelling with limited ability, or prefer not having to travel light, simply drive to Southampton Cruise Terminal, park up, check in and sail away! Start near and go far. The World awaits!
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Nuuk (Godthaab) | Itilleq | Ilulissat (Jakobshavn) | Uummannaq | Pond Inlet | Beechey Island | Dundas Harbour | Sisimiut (Holsteinsborg) | Nuuk (Godthaab) | Kapisillit | Paamiut (Fredrikshaab) | Ivigtut | Battle Harbour | Red Bay | Bonne Bay Canada | Havre-Saint-Pierre | Tadoussac | Quebec City | Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers) | Toronto | Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers) | Quebec City | Tadoussac | Havre-Saint-Pierre | Bonne Bay Canada | Sydney | Halifax | New York | San Salvador Island | Inagua | Port Antonio | Fuerte Amador | Callao | Iquique | Valparaiso | Puerto Chacabuco | Chilean Fjords | Punta Arenas | Chilean Fjords | Garibaldi Fjord | Ushuaia | Antarctic Experience | Antarctica | Antarctic Experience | Antarctica | Ushuaia
Tokyo | Sapporo | Aomori | Niigata | Busan | Hakata | Hiroshima | Osaka | Shimizu | Tokyo
Toronto | Port Colborne | Point Pelee National Park | Detroit | Alpena | Mackinac Island | Milwaukee
Nuuk (Godthaab) | Kapisillit | Paamiut (Fredrikshaab) | Ivigtut | Battle Harbour | Red Bay | Bonne Bay Canada | Havre-Saint-Pierre | Tadoussac | Quebec City | Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers) | Toronto
Milwaukee | Mackinac Island | Alpena | Detroit | Point Pelee National Park | Port Colborne | Toronto
Milwaukee | Mackinac Island | Alpena | Detroit | Point Pelee National Park | Port Colborne | Toronto | Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers) | Quebec City | Tadoussac | Havre-Saint-Pierre | Bonne Bay Canada | Sydney | Halifax | New York | San Salvador Island | Inagua | Port Antonio | Fuerte Amador | Callao | Iquique | Valparaiso | Puerto Chacabuco | Chilean Fjords | Punta Arenas | Chilean Fjords | Garibaldi Fjord | Ushuaia | Antarctic Experience | Antarctica | Antarctic Experience | Antarctica | Ushuaia
Tokyo | Sapporo | Aomori | Niigata | Busan | Hakata | Hiroshima | Hakata | Osaka | Shimizu | Tokyo
Toronto | Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers) | Quebec City | Tadoussac | Havre-Saint-Pierre | Bonne Bay Canada | Sydney | Halifax | New York
Toronto | Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers) | Quebec City | Tadoussac | Havre-Saint-Pierre | Bonne Bay Canada | Sydney | Halifax | New York
New York | San Salvador Island | Inagua | Port Antonio | Fuerte Amador | Callao | Iquique | Valparaiso
New York | San Salvador Island | Inagua | Port Antonio | Fuerte Amador | Callao | Iquique | Valparaiso
Valparaiso | Puerto Chacabuco | Chilean Fjords | Punta Arenas | Chilean Fjords | Garibaldi Fjord | Ushuaia
Valparaiso | Puerto Chacabuco | Chilean Fjords | Punta Arenas | Chilean Fjords | Garibaldi Fjord | Ushuaia
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.
With the changing of the seasons, Mediterranean cruises in September offer a delightful experience that combines the best of summer warmth with the gentle onset of autumn - a perfect time of year to enjoy seasonal cuisine in historic cities; immerse in experiential wine culture; or bask on sun-soaked beaches. It's the best of both worlds.
Despite August being the height of cultural activities in this region, art and music festivals to historical commemorations continue into September, not only reflecting the rich heritage of the Mediterranean but also allowing for authentic experiences with locals and their renowned hospitality, owing to the reduced number of tourists.
With markets abundant with fresh produce, culinary enthusiasts will relish the chance to indulge in the Mediterranean's seasonal cuisine, and late-summer fruits and vegetables. September also marks the beginning of the grape harvest in many parts of the Mediterranean, offering visitors to local vineyards a unique opportunity to experience the rich traditions and flavours of this bounty.
As the summer crowds disappear and the landscape begins to turn its vibrant autumn colours, a Norwegian Fjords cruise in September brings a more peaceful and intimate experience of the fjords. A unique blend of natural splendour, fewer tourist crowds, and a serene atmosphere makes for an ideal time for travellers seeking both adventure and tranquillity. Ideal for hiking, the cool weather and the changing season offer great rewards as the surrounding landscapes begin to change, adding a new layer of beauty to the already breathtaking views of the fjords.
