22 Night Cruises
A 22-day delightful holiday off to exotic ports of call combined with relaxation at sea! the right ship and itinerary to satisfy your needs and budget.
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*All prices are per person, in US Dollars, based on double occupancy.
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22 Nights | Transatlantic | MSC Cruises | MSC Divina
22 Nights | Transatlantic | MSC Cruises | MSC Divina
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $1,318.82*
- Oceanview $1,638.82*
- Balcony $1,698.82*
22 Nights | Caribbean | Costa Cruises | Costa Pacifica
22 Nights | Caribbean | Costa Cruises | Costa Pacifica
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $1,558.25*
- Oceanview $1,998.25*
- Balcony $2,998.25*
22 Nights | Europe | Costa Cruises | Costa Fascinosa
22 Nights | Europe | Costa Cruises | Costa Fascinosa
| Savona Pointe a Pitre | |
| Savona | Marseille | Malaga | Funchal | Santa Cruz de Tenerife | St Maarten (Philipsburg) | Fort de France | Pointe a Pitre | Basseterre | Tortola | Santo Domingo | Catalina Island | Fort de France | Pointe a Pitre ** | |
Cruise Deals from Savona to Pointe a Pitre |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $1,563.22*
- Oceanview $2,003.22*
- Balcony $3,003.22*
- Suite $4,863.22*
22 Nights | Europe | Costa Cruises | Costa Fascinosa
22 Nights | Europe | Costa Cruises | Costa Fascinosa
| Pointe a Pitre Savona | |
| Pointe a Pitre | Basseterre | Tortola | Santo Domingo | Catalina Island | Fort de France | Pointe a Pitre | Castries | Bridgetown | Santa Cruz de Tenerife | TNG | Barcelona | Marseille | Savona ** | |
Cruise Deals from Pointe a Pitre to Savona |
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $1,573.88*
- Oceanview $2,013.88*
- Balcony $3,638.88*
22 Nights | Caribbean | Costa Cruises | Costa Pacifica
22 Nights | Caribbean | Costa Cruises | Costa Pacifica
Lowest Rate*
- Interior $1,577.11*
- Oceanview $2,017.11*
- Balcony $3,017.11*
Types of 22-Night Cruises on CruiseBooking.com
Grand Voyage 22-Night Cruises
Photo Courtesy: Holland America Line
Perfect for: Travelers who want to explore multiple ports and continents
Overview: Extended itineraries often cross oceans and tour a variety of major cities and untapped treasures.
22-Night Grand Expedition Cruise Lines to Consider:
- Holland America Line: offers riparian shore excursions, alongside multi-continental sailing.
- Cunard Line: Elegant cruising with formal, educational nights.
- Princess Cruises: links the Americas with Asia and Australia.
Transpacific 22-Night Cruise Line
Photo Courtesy: Royal Caribbean
Ideal for: Guests with a penchant to enjoy contemporary cruise days with less-off-the-beaten-path stops in the Pacific
Description: An expedition crossing the Pacific Ocean with port calls at destinations from South America to Japan to Hawaii to Australia.
22-Night Transpacific Cruises to Consider:
- Royal Caribbean: embarkation day activities are provided for cruises from Hawaii to Australia.
- Norwegian: slower paced itineraries with almost unlimited dining options;
- Celebrity: extravagant transpacific cruises accompanied by insightful lectures.
22 Night Expedition Cruises
Photo Courtesy: Hurtigruten Expeditions
Ideal for: Nature Bros. and adventurers
Overview: Immersion-type travel to remote locations featuring wildlife encounters and expert-led tours.
22-night Expedition Cruise Lines to Explore:
- Hurtigruten Expeditions: offers scientific-oriented expeditions to remote polar regions
- Silversea Expeditions: offer luxurious treks to Antarctica and the Arctic
- Ponant: focuses on environmentally-driven and culturally rich expedition itineraries.
22-Night Themed Cruise
Photo Courtesy: MSC Cruises
Ideal For: That individual who loves to see their tendencies carried with them while in transit.
Overview: Anything goes on in theme vacations aboard, from history lessons to culinary expeditions, to shows from pop culture.
22-Nights Themed Cruise Lines to Explore:
- MSC Cruises: It goes for dance, art, and culture.
- Oceania Cruises: Set out culinary expeditions with top chefs of the world.
- Norwegian Cruise Line: Pop culture shows and music events at sea
Popular Destinations for 22-Night Cruises
| Region | Departure Ports | Destinations Covered | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caribbean | Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Port Canaveral (Orlando), Southampton (England) and Savona (Italy) | Western Caribbean, Eastern Caribbean, Southern Caribbean, Ocho Rios (Jamaica), Funchal (Madeira), Gibraltar, and Palma (Mallorca). | Beaches, vibrant cultures, private water sports, and ancient Maya ruins |
| Mediterranean | Barcelona, Rome (Civitavecchia), Venice, or even further afield like Lisbon or Istanbul, as well as Naples and Miami | Western and Eastern Mediterranean | Iconic cities, charming towns, and stunning coastal scenery |
| Europe | Southampton, Barcelona, Rome, and Copenhagen | London, Paris, Barcelona & Madrid, Italy, Munich, and Amsterdam | Natural wonders, rivers, vibrant towns, and different cities and regions |
| South Pacific | Sydney, Brisbane, and Auckland as well as Darwin, Honolulu, and Tahiti | Sydney or Auckland to French Polynesia, with stops in Fiji and Vanuatu | Relax on the Beaches, vibrant coral reefs, stunning lagoon, and exploring volcanic landscapes |
| Transatlantic | Rotterdam (Netherlands), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Barcelona (Spain), Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and New York (USA), as well as Lisbon (Portugal). | New York City, Boston, and Canadian Ports like Sydney (Nova Scotia), Quebec City, Saguenay, Sept-Îles, and Halifax | Witness unique landscapes, immerse yourself in different cultures, and enjoy the amenities and more intimate ships. |
What to Expect on a 22-Night Cruise?
- Dining & Buffets on Board Since Late Night: Late-night pizza and pastries, chef's table or steakhouse, with an extra charge, and rotating themed dance parties.
- Entertainment & Live Shows: Sail-away deck parties, stand-up comedy, musical revues, and trivia.
- Pools, Spa & Bars: Thermal suite day passes, the quiet pool for adults, and the atrium bar with specialty libations.
- Shore Excursion: Cruise it all stay at highlight port for a guided walk through history, beach club access, or city tour (half or full day).
- Enrichments & Classes: Short-format classes with photography tips, mixology demos, and basic language lessons.
- Fitness & Wellness: Jogging track for sea-day exercises, spin class, and a morning stretch.
- Wi-Fi & Connectivity: Upgrade to streaming (speed varies at sea) or go for basic messaging.
- Cabin Life: Set a routine; fewer clothes to carry also means you can wash them off at a self-wash facility or through a laundry service.
- Dress Codes: Mostly casual, with a few "smart" or formal nights for celebrations and pictures.
- Budgeting Tip: Widget advanced booking of spa and specialty dining slots for a cheaper price.
Tips for Booking a 22-Night Cruise
- Packing Light but Wisely: You will not need a lot of clothes since you can do laundry onboard.
- Plan for Rest Days: Set aside half days in the morning, afternoon, or evening for rejuvenation during many days at sea.
- Enable Your Ship Activities: On the first days of the cruise, enrolling in clubs or classes will give you enough time to partake.
- Divide Your Spending: For the sake of not getting into trouble at the beginning, split it into purchases and regular activities.
FAQs for 22-Night Cruises
A 22 night cruise costs around $1,100* to over $60,000* per person. To get accurate pricing information, it is recommended to check with different cruise lines or travel agencies.
The benefits of taking a 22-night cruise are access to onboard amenities such as entertainment and recreational facilities, spa treatments, multiple ports, more immersive and less rushed travel experience, and extended relaxation.
To enjoy a 22-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, Celebrity Cruises and Princess 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.
It depends on your departure port and destination.
- For closed-loop cruises (e.g., departing and returning to the same U.S. port with stops in nearby destinations like the Bahamas or Mexico), a passport is not always required, but a government-issued photo ID and birth certificate are needed.
- 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 22-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)
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 22-day cruises include a stop or overnight 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–$20 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
