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Cruises for 16-nights

16 Night Cruises

16-night cruises promise action and relaxation. Look for hidden treasures, step on several continents, while daydreaming away panoramic ocean views. Whether you want to explore on shore or enjoy some deep relaxation, gourmet cuisine, and world-class entertainment, 16-night cruises take you on truly immersive vacation experiences.

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16 Nights | Transatlantic | MSC Cruises | MSC Grandiosa

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Marseille Orlando (Port Canaveral)

16 Nights
Marseille | Barcelona | Las Palmas | St Maarten (Philipsburg) | San Juan | Miami | Orlando (Port Canaveral) **

Cruise Deals from Marseille to Orlando (Port Canaveral)

Lowest Rate*
  • Interior $515.00*
  • Oceanview $705.00*
  • Balcony $905.00*
  • Suite $2,685.00*
From USD $515.00* USD $32.19* / night(s) Includes taxes and fees*
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16 Nights | Transatlantic | MSC Cruises | MSC Grandiosa

16 Nights | Transatlantic | MSC Cruises | MSC Grandiosa
MSC Cruises

MSC Grandiosa

Genoa Miami

16 Nights
Genoa | Marseille | Barcelona | Las Palmas | St Maarten (Philipsburg) | San Juan | Miami **

Cruise Deals from Genoa to Miami

Lowest Rate*
  • Oceanview $775.00*
  • Balcony $845.00*
  • Suite $3,315.00*
From USD $775.00* USD $48.44* / night(s) Includes taxes and fees*
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16 Nights | Transatlantic | MSC Cruises | MSC Divina

16 Nights | Transatlantic | MSC Cruises | MSC Divina
MSC Cruises

MSC Divina

Valencia Miami

16 Nights
Valencia | Alicante | Lisbon | Funchal | St. Johns | St Maarten (Philipsburg) | San Juan | Miami **

Cruise Deals from Valencia to Miami

Lowest Rate*
  • Interior $784.55*
  • Oceanview $1,034.55*
  • Balcony $1,144.55*
From USD $784.55* USD $49.03* / night(s) Includes taxes and fees*
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16 Nights | Caribbean Southern | MSC Cruises | MSC Virtuosa

16 Nights | Caribbean Southern | MSC Cruises | MSC Virtuosa
MSC Cruises

MSC Virtuosa

Le Havre Pointe a Pitre

16 Nights
Le Havre | Ponta Delgada | Bridgetown | Basseterre | St. Johns | Roseau | Fort de France | Pointe a Pitre **

Cruise Deals from Le Havre to Pointe a Pitre

Lowest Rate*
  • Interior $789.03*
  • Oceanview $1,019.03*
  • Balcony $1,259.03*
  • Suite $3,109.03*
From USD $789.03* USD $49.31* / night(s) Includes taxes and fees*
What's Included?

16 Nights | Transatlantic | MSC Cruises | MSC Grandiosa

16 Nights | Transatlantic | MSC Cruises | MSC Grandiosa
MSC Cruises

MSC Grandiosa

Orlando (Port Canaveral) Genoa

16 Nights
Orlando (Port Canaveral) | Miami | St Maarten (Philipsburg) | Funchal | Barcelona | Cannes | Genoa **

Cruise Deals from Orlando (Port Canaveral) to Genoa

Lowest Rate*
  • Interior $899.03*
  • Oceanview $1,119.03*
  • Balcony $1,359.03*
  • Suite $5,289.03*
From USD $899.03* USD $56.19* / night(s) Includes taxes and fees*
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Types of 16-Night Cruises on CruiseBooking.com

Panama Canal 16-Night Cruises

Panama Canal 16-Night Cruises
Photo Courtesy: Holland America Line

Perfect for: History Learners, and travelers seeking a mix of scenic and sea cruising

Overview: A 16-night Panama Canal cruise is a once-in-a-lifetime experience comprising a full or partial transit of the Panama Canal. These cruises head to the Caribbean, Central America, and the Pacific Coast, an enticingly slow-billed historic charm with tropical leisure ambiance.

16-Night Panama Canal Cruise Lines to Explore:

  • Holland America Line: Holland America Line with its thorough Panama Canal voyages.
  • Princess Cruises: Elegant cruising with formal, educational nights.
  • Norwegian Cruise Line: A combination of shore excursions and natural scenic beauty, and flexible sailings.

South Pacific and Hawaii 16-Night Cruises

South Pacific and Hawaii 16-Night Cruises
Photo Courtesy: Royal Caribbean

Ideal for: Romantic couples, long vacation, and an avid fondness for island life; 16 nights cruise.

Description: 16 nights of sailing combining South Pacific treasures and Hawaiian Islands into one enchanted spot. Prolonged days of sailing give some time for leisure, while island ports ask you to walk on sandy shores, culture, and great landscapes.

16-Night in Hawaii and the South Pacific Cruise Lines:

  • Royal Caribbean: Australia or U.S. West Coast island-hopping cruises.
  • Princess Cruises: Long-haul sailings include Hawaii, Tahiti, and Bora Bora.
  • Celebrity: Sailings to isolated Pacific islands.

Antarctica 16-Night Cruises

Antarctica 16-Night Cruises
Photo Courtesy: Hurtigruten Expeditions

Ideal for: Wildlife Photographers, explorers, and adventurers.

Overview: The itinerary permits any shore excursion in Antarctic to set down as many times as possible, with the overnight shore being a rather if-to land-with nothing being plied in the Antarctic. Following are some examples of shore excursions to Antarctica.

16-Nights Antarctica Cruise Lines to Explore:

  • Hurtigruten Expeditions: In the Arctic, they work expedition cruises and activities with a specialty.
  • Ponant: A small, luxury cruise ship that ferries the tourist to some of the most isolated places.
  • Holland America Line: Some very nice cruises to the Antarctic with some South American visits.

Patagonia and South America 16-Night Cruise

Patagonia and South America 16-Night Cruise
Photo Courtesy: MSC Cruises

Ideal For: The Traveler and the Nature Admirer, Along with Landscape Photographers.

Overview: For 16 nights, the cruise allows for breathtakingly beautiful scenery to be laid out before the eyes, from fjords and glaciers to vibrant towns of South America. Somehow, many of these cruises go past Cape Horn and along the Chilean fjords.

16-Night South America and Patagonia Cruise Lines to Explore:

  • Princess Cruise Line: Probably the better-known cruise company for running long itineraries to Chile and Patagonia.
  • Holland America Line: It incorporates South American culture, flora, and fauna into its programs.
  • Celebrity Cruises: A place of romantic glories through the fjords.

Popular Destinations for 16-Night Cruises

Region Departure Ports Destinations Covered Highlights
Caribbean Cape Liberty, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, San Juan, and Tampa Aruba, Barbados, Puerto Rico, and Roatan Vibrant cultural, beaches, and tropical climate
Mediterranean Barcelona, Rome, Venice, and Athens Spain, Italy, Greece, Croatia Diverse cultural and scenic highlights
Asia Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tokyo, Beijing Singapore to Tokyo, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand Ancient temples, bustling cities, and unique cultural encounters
Transatlantic Fort Lauderdale, Barcelona, and Southampton Azores, Bermuda, and the Caribbean Diverse itineraries, unique destinations, combination of sea and port days, and wine tastings

What to Expect on a 16-Night Cruise?

  • Culinary Variations on the Menu: From overnight flotilla days spent on wine tasting and special restaurant visits, to the main dining rooms, to chef-interactive meals.
  • Balanced Itinerary: Evenly spaced port days and long scenic sea days, with the so-called cruise very often heading into very remote or barely known destinations.
  • Custom Shore Excursions: For environmental exploration, cultural immersion, and multi-day trips as well.
  • Onboard Upgrades: Fitness, dance classes, lectures, demos for food, and a good entertainment lineup for the evenings.
  • Leisurely Cruise Lifestyles: With 16 nights on board, there is enough time for ship-life absorption, either aimless drifting in the library, at the spa indulging, or dolphin calls at the pool.

Tips for Booking a 16-Night Cruise

Sixteen days and nights of cruising offer a deep study of marine life.

  • Comfort is King: An ocean-view or balcony stateroom aboard is recommended if one is going to be on board for the entire trip.
  • Change Your Entertainment: Nate spices life up by looking into a myriad of other spots.
  • Keep Fit and Healthy: Take your sickness remedy and engage in light exercise to keep your spirits up.

FAQs for 16-Night Cruises

A sixteen-night cruise costs range from a few thousand dollars to $10,000 per person, depending on several factors. To get accurate pricing information, it is recommended to check with different cruise lines or travel agencies.

The benefits of taking a 16-night cruise are access to onboard amenities such as entertainment and recreational facilities, extended relaxation, and diverse destinations.

To enjoy a 16-night cruise with a family plan, pack wisely, make reservations in advance, participate in family-friendly activities, and take advantage of childcare services.

Some popular cruise lines known for shorter itineraries and weekend getaways include Royal Caribbean, Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruise Line, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Each cruise line offers different onboard experiences, amenities, and destinations, so it's recommended to research their offerings and read reviews to find the one that aligns with your preferences and budget.

A passport is strongly recommended for international sailings or from non-U.S. ports. Always check with your cruise line for the documents necessary before booking.

For a 16-night cruise, pack light and smart. Essentials include:
  • Casual daywear (shorts, tees, swimwear)
  • One evening outfit (some ships have dress codes for dinner)
  • Toiletries and medications
  • Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat
  • Travel documents (passport or ID)
Tip: You likely won't need checked luggage—carry-ons are ideal.

Not always. Most standard fares include water, tea, coffee, and juice during meals, but alcoholic beverages and soft drinks are typically extra. Some cruise lines offer drink packages (daily or full-cruise) that can be added at booking. Be sure to check what's included before you sail.

Yes, many 16-day cruises include a short stop at multiple port where you can explore on your own or book an optional shore excursion. However, shore time is limited, so plan accordingly.

While not mandatory, it’s highly recommended that you get basic cruise travel insurance that covers trip delays, medical emergencies, or cancellations—even for short cruises.

Most cruise lines automatically add gratuities to your bill (about $14–$160 per person per day). You can prepay for this or settle it at the end of the cruise. Check your cruise line’s policy before sailing.

Cruise lines generally do not allow outside food, and policies on alcohol vary:
  • Most allow a bottle of wine per adult
  • No outside liquor or beer is typically allowed
Always review your cruise line’s guidelines before packing.