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Compare Canary Islands Cruise Packages
The comparison options above cover the main types of Canary Islands cruise packages available to UK travellers, including all-inclusive cruise deals, no-fly sailings from UK ports and fly-cruise packages with flights.
Start by choosing the package type that best matches how you want to travel. This can make it easier to compare relevant departure dates, cabin choices and total holiday prices.
No-Fly Cruises from UK Ports
A no-fly Canary Islands cruise may suit travellers who prefer to begin their holiday in the UK. Sailings may depart from ports such as Southampton and usually include several days at sea before reaching the Canary Islands.
These packages remove the need to arrange flights and airport transfers. However, the total cruise duration is normally longer than a fly-cruise holiday, so compare the itinerary carefully.
When reviewing no-fly cruise deals, check:
- UK departure port
- Cruise duration
- Cabin category
- Dining package
- Luggage arrangements
- Port fees and gratuities
- Travel to and from the departure port
Canary Islands Cruise Packages with Flights
Fly-cruise packages can offer a shorter overall journey and more time around the Canary Islands. Depending on the provider, the advertised package may include return flights from selected UK airports, transfers and cruise accommodation.
Before choosing a package, confirm whether the quoted price includes:
- Return UK flights
- Checked baggage
- Airport-to-port transfers
- Cruise accommodation
- Meals and selected drinks
- Port charges
- Gratuities
- ATOL protection where applicable
Flights may depart from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh or other regional airports. Availability and prices depend on the departure date and airport.
What Does All-Inclusive Mean?
“All-inclusive” does not always include the same benefits. Some cruise packages include standard meals and selected drinks, while others may also include speciality dining, Wi-Fi, gratuities or onboard credit.
Compare the complete package rather than relying only on the starting price. A slightly higher advertised fare may offer better overall value if important extras are already included.
Choosing a Cabin
Inside cabins are usually the lowest-priced option. Ocean-view cabins provide a window, while balcony cabins offer private outdoor space and may be more comfortable on longer sailings.
Solo travellers should also check whether a single supplement applies. Some cruise lines offer dedicated solo cabins or selected departures with reduced supplements.
Cruises Designed for Over-50 Travellers
Some specialist cruise providers offer packages aimed at mature travellers, with relaxed itineraries, organised activities and convenient UK departures. Other cruises welcome passengers of all ages but may still suit travellers looking for a quieter experience.
Check the cruise line, ship facilities and itinerary before booking. “Over 50s” does not necessarily mean the sailing is exclusively reserved for that age group.
Compare the Total Holiday Price
Canary Islands cruise prices can change according to the season, departure port, cabin type, cruise length and package inclusions.
For a fair comparison, review:
- Total price per person
- Flight and transfer costs
- Cabin category
- Drinks and dining inclusions
- Gratuities and port charges
- Cancellation conditions
- Solo traveller supplements
- Travel insurance requirements
Comparing several current package options can help you find a Canary Islands cruise that matches your preferred dates, departure method and budget.
Prices, availability and package inclusions vary by provider and travel date. Always confirm the current terms, itinerary and complete price with the travel provider before booking.