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'Tony and Ezekiel' TikTok Parodies Are Another Surprising 2020 Meme

A 2013 YouTube video from Max Forrest called 'Don't Talk to Strangers', is becoming a TikTok meme format. Here's the original video from 2013.

A couple of friends recreated the video in July of this year on TikTok.

And TikTok users soon used this sound to make their own recreations of Forrest's video. Here's a dog one I liked.

This video is a good compilation of all the funniest ones.

Pretty strange to see a 2013 YouTube sketch become relevant again. And on TikTok. It's 2020 nothing is surprising anymore tho.

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50 Best Cruise YouTube Channels to Watch in 2021

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Top 50 Cruise YouTube Channels

About this Top 50 list:

This list of top 50 cruise YouTube channels is in no particular order . Each channel is different and each cruise content creator brings something special to the table.

Some content creators are relatively new, and have created a lot of amazing content during the pause in cruising. Other channels have ship tours and destination information that was made before the shutdown, equally valuable as you may be planning a future cruise.

This list will be reviewed and updated about once a year, so if you think that another channel deserves to be on this list, make sure to shout it out in the comments section below!

On the most part, these cruise YouTube channels are run by individuals, and not big brands. If you enjoy the content they create, please let them now by liking their videos and subscribing to their channels.

50 Favorite Cruise YouTube Channels and YouTubers

1. cruise tips tv.

2. Don’s Family Vacations

3. Tips for Travellers

4. La Lido Loca Cruise and Travel

5. Sharon at Sea Travel

The Sharon at Sea Travel YouTube channel features Sharon, Jamie, & Matthew, a family that loves to travel. They share relatable information about cruising and traveling through our videos, reviews, tips, and more.

6. The Shiplife

The Shiplife YouTube channel features J. Alexander, a former cruise ship crew member. J shares his unique perspective on recent cruise news and offers cruise advice for future cruise travelers

7. Royal Caribbean Blog YouTube Channel

8. Eat Sleep Cruise

If you’re looking for detailed cruise news, cruise tips and informative cruise ship tours, you’ll appreciate the videos on the Eat Sleep Cruise YouTube channel . DB and Princess, as the duo is known, also have some great cruise vlogs!

9. Emma Cruises

Emma from Emma Cruises shares ship reviews, cabin tours, cruise vlogs, and cruise booking tips and tricks. If you’re considering taking your first cruise, or are interested in learning more about a certain cruise line or ship, you’re in the right place!

10. Morgan’s Very Unofficial Travel Guides

11. Cruise with Ben and David

Cruise with Ben and David are a married couple who share cruise tips, news, ship tours and vlogs. They pride themselves on honest reviews and opinions. As a viewer, you’ll be hooked on this fun and energetic cruise channel!

12. Sean & Stef

Sean and Stef are professional filmmakers that have shared incredible cruise ship tours and travel vlogs with cruisers and the cruise community. Sadly, Sean passed on in 2021, however Sean & Stef’s channel remains and is full of inspirational and helpful cruise content. 

13. EECC Travels

Alisa and Jason from EECC Travels, along with their sons, offer great cruise travel tips and family cruise vlogs. Check out their cruising and travel adventures.

14. Life Well Cruised

Ilana (yes, that’s me) from Life Well Cruised shares cruise tips and advice for both new and veteran cruisers. Find cruise packing tips and hacks, cruise news, and cruise vlogs of both cruise ships and cruise port destinations to help you plan your next cruise.

15. Chad Cruisers

Chad Cruisers is made up of two travel, cruise and lifestyle vloggers Brad and Chris from Toronto, Canada. They love to travel by cruise ship as well as exciting and unique destinations from around the world and our their own backyard. If you’re a Princess Cruiser, you’ll enjoy their Princess cruises videos and ship tours.

16. Alanna Zingano

Alanna Zingano’s YouTube channel has some great cruise tips and travel advice for both first time and repeat cruisers. Check out the channel for ship tours, cruise vlogs, awesome interviews and more.

17. Cruzely

The Cruzely YouTube channel has videos full of valuable tips and advice about planning your next cruise. The content is great for anyone taking a cruise, whether you are a first-time passenger or have sailed time and again. 

18. Porthole Cruise 

19. Captain Kate McCue

Did you know that Celebrity Cruises’ Captain Kate McCue has an awesome, informative cruise YouTube channel? If you’re a cruise fan (from any cruise line), you have to check it out. 

As she explains in her channel description, “This is not your Love Boat or Captain Stubing… This is a real glimpse at the Captain’s life on a mega cruise ship!”. You’ll get insight on a “Captain’s career, her ship, crew, & trusty sidekick (a hairless cat named Bug Naked) & of course the adventures that only a life at sea can bring.”

20. Cruise Fever

On the Cruise Fever YouTube channel , you’ll find great cruise ship tours, plus cruise tips and advice for first timers and seasoned cruisers. This channel is run by 2 brothers who are passionate cruise travelers.

21. Cruise Radio

On the Cruise Radio YouTube channel , you’ll find short daily cruise news updates plus a variety of cruise ship tours from Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean Norwegian Cruise Line, Holland America, Celebrity Cruises and others. Cruise Radio was launched in 2009 as a resource for cruisers that were looking for ship reviews, port tips, and money saving advice.

Doug shares a daily dose of cruise news, in just a few minutes, a great way to keep up with all the latest updates.

22. Griff & Alyssa

Griff and Alyssa share fun, honest and beautifully filmed cruise YouTube videos! You’ll find awesome cruise vlogs, ship tours and cruise port vlogs as well as cruise tips.

23. Paul and Carol Love to Travel

Paul and Carol are a fun couple who share their honest travel experiences and hope to inspire and help viewers make an informed choice when booking their next trip. You’ll find useful cruise ship information and tours, hotel reviews, and destination guides.

24. Talking Cruise

Talking Cruise presents the latest news, cruise ship tours and topics from around the world of cruising in a fun and unique format. The host of Talking Cruise, Chris Cardona, is passionate about all things related to cruising.

25. Scott Singer Cruises

Scott Singer Cruises videos are always fun and informative! You’ll find ship tour videos, cruise vlogs, cruise planning, and everything else cruise related!

26. Cruise Hive

Cruise Hive features videos about major cruise lines and cruise news. If you enjoy cruise tips and information, this cruise YouTube channel is worth the watch.

27. Visit with Us

Rich and Helen from the Visit with Us YouTube channel share videos about luxury cruising. You’ll find cruise tips and cruise ship tours, all beautifully filmed!

28. Mr. & Mrs. Traveler

Mr. & Mrs. Traveler are a fun couple that believes “Life’s short… Have fun!”. On their YouTube channel, they share cruise tips, reviews and cruise news and chats.

29. Travelling with Bruce

Bruce Frommert of Travelling with Bruce , is a resource of information for all things cruise news, cruise trends and travel updates. In his videos, Bruce shares detailed explanations and his take on the current state of cruising.

30. Sal Pitera

Sal Pitera has a popular cruise and travel YouTube channel with cruise cruise information, how to’s and “amazing photography from the crazy mind of Sal Pitera”.

31. Harr Travel

Harr Travel specializes in cruise ship tours (cruise cabins and full ship tours), as well as other types of land vacations. On this channel you’ll find helpful cruise news and information, and cruise ship tours you’ll enjoy.

32. Chris Wong Vlogs

Chris Wong is a member of the Royal Caribbean crew. On the Chris Wong Vlogs YouTube channel , Chris shares his experiences about cruise ship life, as well as some awesome Royal Caribbean cruise ship tours.

33. Same Ship Different Day

Alfie Smith, from Same Ship Different Day is an officer working on a cruise ship. He has shared videos about being on Coral Princess as cruising was paused. You’ll learn information about cruise ships and cruising from a ship’s officer’s perspective.

34. The Curious Lens of Martina from Argentina

Martina, from The Curious Lens of Martina from Argentina , is a crew member onboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship. Martina shares information and her experiences as a cruise ship crew member and a travel lifestyle. If you’re a crew member or cruise passenger, this is a channel to watch!

35. Cruising with Wheels

The YouTubers at Cruising with Wheels are a married couple, one who is in a wheelchair. Since they find cruising to be the best option for their vacations, their YouTube channel focuses on everything about cruising and primarily handicap accessibility. You’ll  see ship accessibility, cabin tours, ship tours, shore excursions and cruise vlogs. 

36. Sea Cruisers

Amy from Sea Cruisers shares cruise vlogs, cruise ship and cabin tours as well as interesting destination videos. You’ll enjoy bring brought along with the Sea Cruisers crew, as they cruise on several different cruise lines.

37. Jim Zim

The Jim Zim YouTube channel is a hybrid of Jim Zimmerlin’s three passions: cruise ships, model trains, and puppies. As Jim says, “if you’re in to Caribbean cruises, G-scale model railroads, or cute little pups… you’ll love these videos!”

38. Chris Frame

The Chris Frame YouTube channel features videos about the history of cruise ships, ocean liners and maritime history. You’ll also find cruise interest stories, cruise news and lots of Cunard content.

39. Cruise Passion

Victoria is the YouTuber behind Cruise Passion . She says, “I produce cruise ship videos, from cruise ship tours to cruise ship events. I bring you along on all of my cruise adventures from all around the world.”

40. Solo Cruisers

The Solo Cruisers YouTube channel presents videos, that are according to the creator “honest and real as you can get and will give you a vision of what it really is like cruising on various line, the good the bad and the ugly.” If you’re a solo cruiser, you’ll find some helpful solo cruise tips.

41. Cruise with Josh

Josh Hocum is the Cruise YouTuber and Vlogger behind Cruise with Josh . You’ll find room tours, ship tours, resort stays, food reviews, best excursions to do on each island, ship reviews, and full recaps along with a fun and outgoing take on cruising!

42. Popular Cruising

On the Popular Cruising YouTube channel , you’ll find cruise reviews and tour videos; featuring the newest ships, covering every cruise style (ocean cruising, river cruising and expedition cruising), previewing upcoming ships, reviewing onboard experiences and sharing shoreside excursions (in 4K Ultra HD).

43. DCL Fan

Are you a Disney Cruise Line fan? Keep up with the latest news and Disney Cruise info and tips on the DCL Fan YouTube channel .

44. ParoDeeJay

ParoDeeJay is a fan favorite combo channel of cruising videos, travel and parody and musical entertainment from Dee & Jay. They say they love to create challenge videos, cruise vlogs, couples gaming, cooking videos, and anything else that makes them laugh. 

45. Cruise Nostalgia

Cruise Nostalgia is a very different type of cruise YouTube channel. If you love a bit of old school cruising, you’ll find videos about cruise ships from the past, including nostalgic cruise line commercials and promotional videos.

Personally, I get a kick out of the kitschy cruise advertisements from the 1970’s and 80’s in particular!

46. Travel Scouts

Jason and Kellie from Travel Scouts have “a goal to help YOU by bringing the latest information on cruise lines, ships, excursions, and of course, all those great tips that will make your vacation unforgettable!” Plus, if you’re planning a Carnival cruise, you’ll find some great videos and tips!

47. JJ Cruise

JJ Cruise are a married, millennial couple who LOVES CRUISES! In their own words “Our focus is to provide tips on travel, recommendations on all things cruising and to have tons of fun while doing it!”. Jordan and Jarred have an infectious energy and are lots of fun to watch!

48. Nautical Nurse Nancy

On the Nautical Nurse Nancy YouTube channel you’ll find fun cruise vlogs and adventures in cruise ports! She definitely looks like she’s having fun and enjoying that cruise life! In her own words “I love sharing our cruise adventures and cruise tips in a creative way!”.

49. Jordan Bauth 

Jordan Bauth is a professional figure skater for Royal Caribbean. She shares her experiences and her life onboard a cruise ship. In her own words “This channel is a way to express all my passions as well as give you an inside look at my life and all the amazing things I get to experience. I also post tons of different lifestyle content! (vlogs, fashion, travel, and makeup videos)”.

50. Travel Spree

Fain and Laura from Travel Spree are a lot of fun to watch and have some great cruise and travel information on their YouTube channel.

In their own words, “We are Fain and Laura, an interracial couple, making family friendly, Travel Vlogs. Our goal with this channel is to bring you with us to experience what the world has to offer. We also plan to offer hassle-free travel advice, cruise tips, and other how-to travel advice around common mishaps you might have when it comes to certain types of travel.”

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Final Thoughts: 

I hope that you enjoyed this list of fabulous cruise YouTubers. Whether you’re interested in cruise news, cruise tips, cruise ship tours, cruise crew life, or cruise destinations – you’re bound to find many Cruise YouTube Channels to love!

Do you love podcasts? Here’s a list of 15 cruise podcasts to listen to right now !

Which cruise YouTube channels are your favorites? If there’s a channel I missed that deserves to be on this list, please leave a comment so we can check it out!

Happy Cruising!!

Ilana 

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Cruise With Akshay YouTube Channel is good from Asia. As his accent is Indian which is good to understand for Asian People Rather US accent.

Thanks for sharing your recommendation!

I love the port guides from this family the Jelly Beans. ❤️

Thanks for sharing a channel you enjoy Jennifer!

The channel of cruises and travels crew is nice too, i follow on youtube

Thanks Vincent for sharing!

The Tyler Show is one of my Favorite cruise creators I follow on the platform. He always provides good coverage of events in the cruise industry and his editing of his videos are some of the best I have seen to date when it comes to cruise videos.

Great to know! Thanks for sharing

My husband and I enjoy watching many of these channels, and will check out some of the new names we’ve seen. We also have a channel called The Cruise World. We do vlogs, ship tours, trivia, news, and parodies. We’d love for you to check us out!

Hi Stephanie,

Glad you enjoy some of the channels on this list. Amazing that you and your husband have a channel as well. I’m happy to know about it and will check it out 🙂

Join us on Doris Visits @DorisVisits we don’t make opinions, just show what is there. Love to cruise.

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Show Business: Where The Stagestruck Get Started

I f the young Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland were making a movie about stagestruck kids today, they probably wouldn’t mount a musical in the backyard and wait for lightning to strike. Nor would they necessarily look for a summer-stock barn or tent, like so many fledgling players of times past. Instead, the tyro tap dancers, crooners and thespians would probably hie themselves to the nearest theme park or cruise ship to audition for a job. Theme parks may be more conspicuous for flume rides and cotton candy, and cruise ships may be best known for bingo and buffets. But they have become the summer stock of the ’90s, the place where growing numbers of young performers get their first experience in entertaining live audiences — and where many audience members, particularly young ones, first see live theater.

Theme-park and cruise-ship shows keep alive the spangled Busby Berkeley dance traditions largely abandoned by Broadway and Hollywood. They honor theater-music classics that no longer make the pop charts. From Wild West rarees to Victorian parlor skits, from Tin Pan Alley to ’50s nostalgia, the shows reacquaint the public with styles of entertainment that Broadway once thrived on, and thus conceivably make it possible for such works to prosper anew.

And they do so on a scale unjustly obscured by Tilt-a-Whirl and Cinderella’s castle. The giant Disney parks in Florida and California consider everyone who greets the public to be a performer; the ranks of honest-to-Goofy singers, dancers and actors reach into the hundreds and arguably thousands, even if ) some sport Mickey Mouse heads. Nashville’s much smaller Opryland, which relies more on entertainment to sell itself than any other park, employs 400-plus performers — comparable with the combined casts of all the musicals currently on Broadway — in a dozen shows with a cumulative annual audience of nearly 5 million. Most of these actors, and the bulk of their counterparts at other theme parks, appear in five or six daily performances of a half-hour or more, six days a week, often outdoors in 90 degrees heat, with no showers backstage. They develop discipline and stamina. Even harder, they learn to keep fresh a routine they are performing for the 300th time but that spectators are seeing as if brand new — all for about $300 a week. (Cruise ships pay better but often impose double duty, asking performers to run shuffleboard games or even make beds.)

Yet the grind seems to inspirit young performers. Says Karl Wahl, 20, who is in his third summer at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Ill., and who has worked at the Busch Gardens park in Williamsburg, Va.: “This is the first taste of the performer’s real world. College shows run two or three weekends. Where else, as a young person, can you do a long run like this?” Michael Myers, 22, a Texas Tech marketing graduate turned singer-songwriter, likes Opryland because “you’re out there in the full light of day, playing to no tellin’ who. They come from all over, and you have to relate right away.”

Performers at theme parks learn things never taught in a classroom: how to dance without tripping over a microphone cord, how to improvise when a prop disappears or scenery just won’t move, how to entice an audience distracted by weather or a crying child or a plateful of food. Says Steven Fox, 24, a singer and pianist at Pennsylvania’s Hersheypark: “Our show takes place in a restaurant. We call it performing at McDonald’s. For every person who came to see us, another wanted spare ribs.”

One measure of the practical value of such lessons is that university drama professors, who used to scorn theme-park and cruise work, now often guide students toward it. Many performers at the Six Flags park in Gurnee, one of seven in the chain, are funneled there from Millikin University in Decatur, Ill., and what they learned in class helps them survive. “If you don’t use proper vocal technique and warm your body up,” says Diane Zandstra, 22, a Millikin graduate in her second summer at Gurnee, “you’ll hurt yourself and be out of a job.”

Theme-park actors do not, to be sure, make much use of training in Shakespeare or Method-style character analysis. But they say acting study helps nonetheless. Kevin Kraft, 22, is a University of Southern California junior in his second summer as a clown and juggler at Hersheypark; he has also toured with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Says Kraft: “If I pretend in slow motion to grab for a nonexistent ball, I’d better have a real intention to catch it, which is acting technique, or the comedy falls flat.”

Despite their enthusiasm at getting paid to do what many would gladly do free, performers at theme parks and on cruise ships acknowledge three key frustrations. First, many of the shows are not very good, and once they are set, there is no opportunity to enhance them. Second, because admission is covered by a general entry fee, some spectators are just looking for a place to sit down, especially if the wait for a roller coaster is long, the day is hot and the theater is indoors and air-conditioned. As a result, their tastes may be unsophisticated. Says David Felty, 25, an Opryland singer who will appear on Star Search, a syndicated TV series featuring aspiring performers: “The audiences like songs they already know. Also, many of them don’t appreciate how hard we work to please them because they are used to just turning on the TV, not seeing entertainment live.” Third, it is almost impossible to get agents and casting directors to come, even to Opryland, nine miles from the country-music-industry center in Nashville. Admits Kelly Wilmoth, 26, a Hersheypark performer who has appeared on the Bermuda Star Line and in dinner theaters: “From the viewpoint of getting your next job, this work almost might not have happened.”

Even so, dozens upon dozens of theme-park and cruise-ship alumni go on to Broadway and movies, among them Oscar nominee Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (The Color of Money) and Tony nominee Patti Cohenour (The Mystery of Edwin Drood). Countless others earn a steady if unspectacular living from touring shows, club dates, commercials or studio recording.

Whether this summer’s crop includes future megastars is hard to judge. Many shows are humdrum and haphazard about sticking to a theme. Even at the best places, the opulent Opryland and the slick and imaginative Hersheypark, quality varies, although the top surpasses the average off-Broadway musical — including Hershey’s Victorian Sarsaparilla Review and Opryland’s cleverly , scored, gymnastically choreographed Wild West show. Moreover, theme-park shows tend to be ensemble efforts, built around teamwork rather than stars. But it is hard not to notice a dancer like Todd Crank, 23, a Wild West high-kicker at Opryland, or a singer like Connye Florance, 29, Opryland’s premier blues belter. And in Sarsaparilla, Lothair Eaton, 26, and Dedra Eastland, 25, perform an Ain’t Misbehavin’ sequence worthy of the Broadway cast. Or, for that matter, worthy of Mickey and Judy, barn or no barn.

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I sailed the high seas with over 2,000 Broadway fans. The cruise was more than just a vacation for these passengers.

5, 6, 7, 8... broadway lovers set sail.

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As a theater buff, I didn’t think there was anything better than watching a Broadway musical on a stage with elaborate costumes and a live orchestra — that is, until I experienced it at sea.

In March, I embarked on a cruise with over 2,000 like-minded theater nerds. The “Broadway Cruise 2,” the second voyage after its inaugural sailing in 2023, was a five-night musical extravaganza with dance classes, piano bars and nightly shows starring Broadway legends like Bernadette Peters, Norm Lewis and Christian Borle, among others.

From the moment we embarked from Miami to the Cayman Islands, it was clear that this was no ordinary vacation. For passengers aboard the Norwegian Pearl, it was a place to find community and a unique escape from life on land.

“Everyone needs a break from their 9-to-5,” said Paula Klein, a fellow traveler who arrived dressed as a character from Cabaret . “I know I do, especially when it involves singing [Stephen] Sondheim in fishnets.”

“It feels like home,” Joseph Praley, another fellow traveler and a first-time cruiser, said. “You can be whoever you want to be here.”

As laid out in the “Shipbill,” a nautical twist on the classic Playbill, the cruise offered a treasure trove of experiences — a variety of buffets, nonstop music and party nights. For me, the most thrilling part was to watch fans of all ages meeting their Broadway idols.

That feeling was mutual for   Ali Stroker, who made history in 2019 for being the first actress in a wheelchair to win a Tony Award for her role in the Oklahoma! revival. She delivered several tour de force performances on the ship.

“It’s a dream come true,” she told me. “So many Broadway performers have been through a lot, and maybe were the outcasts or the underdog growing up, so this is a supportive, incredible community.”

“All of us started out as fans,” said Andy Blankenbuehler , Tony-winning choreographer of In the Heights and Hamilton , who led daily movement classes on the ship. “Being here on the cruise, you’re surrounded by people who are willing to put their emotions at the forefront.”

No business like sea business

At sundown, the ship became alive with guests dressed as characters from a range of Broadway musicals, from The Sound of Music and Cats to Phantom of the Opera, Rocky Horror Picture Show and Wicked .

Many of the passengers had an origin story behind the shows that inspired their costumes.

One guest who was dressed as little orphan Annie from the musical Annie recalled watching the 1982 film “over and over” with her adoptive parents. She credited the musical for “helping me find happiness” in childhood.

Another fan, dressed as Dr. Frank-N-Furter from Rocky Horror Picture Show , said putting on makeup and heels allows them to “step into my world of make-believe.”

“There’s nothing I get more joy out of than to see people expressing themselves,” a passenger dressed as the character Reverend Mother from The Sound of Music   told me . “There’s no judgment or shame. It’s all about having fun.”

Each of the ship’s 15 levels offered something different, from an arcade with 1990s-style pinball machines to a lively dance club and casino, which became gathering places for new friend groups.

Most of us couldn’t wait to return from excursions to share stories and talk about the outfits we planned to wear that night. Several passengers are returning for next year's Broadway Cruise 3 , sailing March 31 - April 4, 2025 from Miami to Cozumel, Mexico.

After five nights of singing and dancing with green witches and dancing cats, I saw firsthand how the magic of the stage can be transformative, reminding us that in every story we find a piece of ourselves.

“The reason why we do this [cruise] is to share who we are,” explained actor Marcus Paul James , who participated in several performances onboard. “When you have an audience to share it with, it makes everything else line up and go, ‘Ah. This is why we do what we do, for these people right here.’”

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Step on board Sky Princess® with ballroom dancing legends Anton Du Beke and Erin Boag, 80’s icon Tony Hadley and legendary entertainer Brian Conley, available to book here .

Departing on May 3, 2025, the exciting cruise runs for 14 nights across the Mediterranean.

It will set sail from Southampton and visit beautiful spots in Spain, Italy, and France.

The holiday is available exclusively with Imagine Cruising and guests can enjoy perks including a complimentary Oceanview to Balcony upgrade for incredible prices, starting from £1,199pp and available to book here .

Begin the cruise by soaking up the sun in Valencia before experiencing the lively culture in Barcelona.

There is lots to keep guests entertained on board

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The cruise will run for 14 nights

Relax at the Princess Live! Cafe

The holiday is available exclusively with Imagine Cruising

Next, cruisegoers will visit Italy where they can sip wine in Toulon, see the sights in Pisa and explore history and cuisine in Rome.

Finish the trip on the beautiful island of Sardinia before returning to port in Southampton.

Amid taking in new cities and enjoying the best cuisines in Europe, Britons can relax on a stylish ship that is equipped with luxurious amenities, varied dining options and world-class entertainment.

Entertainment

Cruisegoers will have exclusive access to shows with celebrity performances.

Enjoy a performance and intimate Q&A with dancing legends Anton Du Beke and Erin Boag, listen to the iconic vocals of Tony Hadley and sit back for an evening of entertainment with Brian Conley.

Anton Du Beke and Erin Boag first met in 1997 before turning professional in 2002.

The pair were chosen in 2004 to star in the first series of Strictly Come Dancing and their dancing has continued to impress fans on the small screen and stage ever since.

Legendary comedian, presenter and theatre star Brian Conley has performed in several award-winning West End musicals and TV sitcoms during his career.

He has proudly appeared on The Royal Variety Performance a record eight times and will provide an evening of unforgettable entertainment on board Sky Princess®.

Enjoy a performance and intimate Q&A with dancing legends Anton Du Beke and Erin Boag

Sit back for an evening of entertainment with Brian Conley

Listen to the iconic vocals of Tony Hadley

If that wasn't enough, guests can sit back and immerse themselves in the unmistakable vocals of Tony Hadley.

The singer has had numerous chart-topping singles and albums worldwide while part of the 80s New Romantic band Spandau Ballet.

As well as all-star appearances, world-class entertainment will be on offer for the duration of the trip including Broadway-style musical shows created by some of the world's top directors and choreographers.

Looking for something more relaxing? Guests can enjoy a cosy evening snuggled under blankets on deck watching the latest releases and movie classics at Movies Under the Stars®.

Tuck into flavours from around the world including fresh seafood, Southern BBQ, gourmet pasta and premium aged steaks.

It will set sail from Southampton and visit beautiful spots in Spain, Italy, and France

Take in Italian history in Rome

There are 17 restaurants, cafes, and snack bars to choose from.

Indulge in traditional family recipes created by Italian chefs at Sabatini's Italian Trattoria or unwind with a cocktail and some live jazz at the Take Five bar.

For more entertainment while you enjoy a tipple or two, visit the Princess Live! Café to see varied performances - including everything from comedy acts to talented artists.

Food is available on a full-board basis and cruisegoers can upgrade to a Princess Plus package.

For £50 per person per day, guests can upgrade to the Plus Beverage Package which gives unlimited drinks, including cocktails, wine, beer, spirits, specialty coffees, bottled water and teas, among other beverages.

Gratuities and unlimited Wi-Fi are also included with this package.

The 14-day cruise sets sail from Southampton and includes a complimentary Oceanview to Balcony upgrade from £1,199pp.

The Mediterranean cruise departs on May 3, 2025 and visits Valencia, Barcelona, Toulon, Livorno, Civitavecchia and Sardinia.

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