Start married life with a cruise that's already planned. Browse 2026 honeymoon cruise deals from the most romantic cruise lines — Princess, Celebrity, Disney, Cunard, and Virgin Voyages — with sailings to the Caribbean, Hawaii, the Mediterranean, and the South Pacific. Suite upgrades, couple's spa packages, and champagne turndown service from $61* per night.
Sailings for Honeymoon Cruises — Special Offers & Deals
About Honeymoon Cruises
A honeymoon cruise hands you a complete romantic vacation in a single booking — multiple destinations, suite-style accommodations, fine dining, couple's spa treatments, and champagne in your stateroom on arrival. No transfers between hotels, no separate excursions to coordinate, no surprise bills at checkout. Just unpack once, watch the sunset from your private balcony, and let the ship handle the rest.
Most major cruise lines run dedicated honeymoon packages that bundle in welcome champagne, strawberries, a couple's spa credit, a complimentary specialty dinner, and a personalized stateroom decoration when you mark the booking as a honeymoon. Premium lines like Princess Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, and Cunard are the gold standard for couples. Disney Cruise Line adds character-free adults-only spaces and adults-only dining. Virgin Voyages runs entirely adults-only — no kids onboard, period.
Honeymoon cruises run anywhere from 4 nights in the Caribbean for under $250* per person, to 10–14 night Mediterranean voyages for $2,500+*, to luxury Tahiti and South Pacific sailings at $5,000*–$10,000* per person. The Caribbean and Bahamas are the most-booked honeymoon destinations from US ports; Hawaii, the Mediterranean, and Tahiti dominate the bucket-list end.
Looking for ideas before booking? Read our guides on Best Cruise Lines for Honeymooners and Romantic Cruise Destinations.
Onboard Perks for Honeymooners
- Welcome champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries delivered to your stateroom on embarkation day.
- Couple's spa packages — side-by-side massages, hydrotherapy pools, and thermal suites at every major line.
- Romantic turndown service — flower petals, pillow menus, and "Just Married" stateroom decorations.
- Specialty dinner for two included in most honeymoon packages — Italian, French, steakhouse, or chef's table.
- Private balcony or suite upgrades — wake up to the ocean at every port.
- Adults-only spaces — solariums, retreats, and Yacht Club / Haven enclaves.
Best Cruise Lines for Honeymoons in 2026
Princess Cruises
The gold standard for honeymoon cruises. Princess offers a dedicated Romance Package with champagne, breakfast in bed, canapés, a couple's photo session, and a complimentary specialty dinner. Sun Princess and Enchanted Princess feature The Sanctuary adults-only retreat. Best fit for honeymooners who want elegance without stuffiness. Browse Princess honeymoon cruises

Celebrity Cruises
Modern luxury at premium-mainstream prices. The Retreat — Celebrity's adults-only suite enclave — includes a private restaurant, lounge, sundeck, and personal butler. Edge-class ships have Infinite Verandas and Magic Carpet bars. Best for design-conscious couples who want a refined vibe. Browse Celebrity honeymoon cruises

Disney Cruise Line
Surprisingly strong for honeymooners despite the family focus. Adults-only restaurants (Palo, Remy, Enchanté), an adults-only pool deck, and adults-only spa make Disney work for couples — and Castaway Cay's Serenity Bay is for adults only. Best for honeymooners who grew up on Disney. Browse Disney honeymoon cruises

Cunard
Classic transatlantic glamour. Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth, and the new Queen Anne offer the most romantic dressing-up nights at sea, a real grand staircase, white-gloved afternoon tea, and ballroom dancing. Best for couples who love old-world elegance. Browse Cunard honeymoon cruises

Virgin Voyages
Entirely adults-only — no kids on any sailing, ever. Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady, and Resilient Lady deliver a boutique-hotel vibe with tattoo parlors, drag brunches, and Wi-Fi-free Wi-Fi included. Best for honeymooners who want a vacation that feels nothing like a traditional cruise. Browse Virgin Voyages honeymoon cruises

Royal Caribbean
The biggest, most exciting ships at sea. Couples seeking adventure get FlowRider surf simulators, zip lines, escape rooms, and Perfect Day at CocoCay. The Royal Suite Class with private Coastal Kitchen and concierge service rivals luxury lines. Best for active honeymooners or first-time cruisers. Browse Royal Caribbean honeymoon cruises

Luxury Honeymoon Cruise Lines
For honeymooners booking the trip of a lifetime, Regent Seven Seas, Silversea, Seabourn, Crystal Cruises, and Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection deliver true all-inclusive luxury — flights, business-class transfers, all dining, all drinks, all excursions, gratuities, and butler service included. Expect $1,000–$2,000 per couple per night. Best for milestone honeymoons or couples who already cruise frequently and want to skip the up-charges. Browse luxury honeymoon cruises

Most Romantic Honeymoon Cruise Destinations
Caribbean Honeymoon Cruises
The default romantic choice — year-round warm weather, private islands like CocoCay, Castaway Cay, and Ocean Cay, and 7-night itineraries from Miami, Port Canaveral, and Galveston. The most-booked honeymoon destination from US ports. Browse Caribbean honeymoon cruises →
Hawaii Honeymoon Cruises
Norwegian Cruise Line's Pride of America sails Hawaii year-round from Honolulu — no passport needed for US citizens. Visit Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island in a single 7-night sailing. Best for honeymooners who want exotic without leaving the US. Browse Hawaii honeymoon cruises →
Mediterranean Honeymoon Cruises
Italy, Greece, Spain, and the French Riviera in one trip — Rome, Barcelona, Santorini, and Mykonos. Best for first honeymooners who want a bucket-list trip. Sailings run April through November. Browse Mediterranean honeymoon cruises →
Greek Isles Honeymoon Cruises
Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, and Rhodes — the most photographed honeymoon destination in the world. Celebrity, Princess, and MSC dominate. Smaller ships dock right in Santorini's caldera.
Tahiti & Bora Bora Honeymoon Cruises
The ultimate luxury honeymoon — overwater bungalow views from your balcony, no port days that require shoes. Paul Gauguin Cruises, Windstar, and Oceania run the most romantic itineraries. Best for splurge honeymooners. Browse South Pacific cruises →
Bahamas Honeymoon Cruises
Short 3- to 5-night getaways from Florida — perfect when you want a honeymoon without taking two weeks off work. Royal Caribbean's Perfect Day at CocoCay and Disney's Castaway Cay are both private-island experiences. Browse Bahamas honeymoon cruises →
Best Cabins & Suites for Honeymooners
The room is half the honeymoon. Three cabin tiers to consider:
- Balcony stateroom — the most-booked honeymoon cabin. Wake up to the ocean and have breakfast on your private balcony. Typical 7-night Caribbean: $2,800*–$4,500* per couple.
- Junior suite or mini-suite — extra square footage, larger balcony, deeper bathtub. Best value upgrade. Typical 7-night Caribbean: $4,500*–$6,500* per couple.
- Suite enclaves — MSC Yacht Club, NCL Haven, Celebrity Retreat, Princess Reserve Collection, RCL Royal Suite Class. Private restaurant, private lounge, private sundeck, dedicated butler. The honeymoon splurge if you can swing it. Typical 7-night Caribbean: $7,500*–$15,000+* per couple.
Also Read
- Best Cruise Lines for Honeymooners
- Romantic Cruise Destinations
- Are Honeymoon Cruise Packages All-Inclusive?
Honeymoon Cruises FAQs
1. What is the best cruise line for a honeymoon?
For most US couples, Princess Cruises offers the strongest honeymoon package — champagne, canapés, breakfast in bed, and a complimentary specialty dinner. Celebrity Cruises wins on design and the adults-only Retreat suite enclave. Disney Cruise Line is the best fit for couples who love Disney, with adults-only restaurants and an adults-only pool deck. Virgin Voyages is entirely adults-only and ideal for honeymooners who want zero kids onboard.
2. How much does a honeymoon cruise cost?
A 7-night Caribbean honeymoon cruise for two in a balcony cabin runs $3,500*–$6,500* all-in (fare, taxes, gratuities, drinks, Wi-Fi, two excursions). Suite-class honeymoons on premium lines run $8,000*–$15,000*. Short 4-night Bahamas sailings can drop the total to $1,500*–$2,500* per couple.
3. What is the most romantic cruise destination for a honeymoon?
For first honeymoons: the Caribbean (year-round sun, private islands, short flights). For bucket-list trips: the Greek Isles, Tahiti and Bora Bora, and the Mediterranean. For US couples without passports: Hawaii sailings on Norwegian's Pride of America.
4. Can you get married on a cruise ship?
Yes — most major cruise lines offer wedding-at-sea or port-wedding packages, including officiant, photographer, flowers, cake, and reception. Princess, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Disney all have dedicated wedding teams. Packages start around $1,500* and run up to $10,000+*. The captain of a Princess ship can legally marry you at sea — most other lines marry you in port.
5. Do cruise lines offer honeymoon packages?
Yes — every major line. Typical inclusions: welcome champagne and strawberries, breakfast in bed, a couple's specialty dinner, a couple's spa credit, and a "Just Married" stateroom decoration. Just flag the booking as a honeymoon at booking — most lines add basic perks at no charge, and you can upgrade to premium romance packages for $100*–$400*.
6. How long should a honeymoon cruise be?
7 nights is the sweet spot — long enough to truly unwind, short enough that you don't burn all your PTO. Newlyweds with limited time often pick 4-night Bahamas or 5-night Mexico sailings. Bucket-list couples go for 10–14 night Mediterranean or Tahiti trips.
7. Are there adults-only honeymoon cruises?
Yes. Virgin Voyages is entirely adults-only across its entire fleet. Viking Ocean Cruises restricts passengers to age 18+. On family-friendly lines, look for the adults-only enclaves: MSC Yacht Club, NCL Haven, Celebrity Retreat, Princess Sanctuary, and RCL Solarium offer kid-free spaces within larger ships.
8. Do I need a passport for a honeymoon cruise?
For closed-loop cruises that return to the same US port, US citizens can technically sail with a birth certificate and government photo ID. A passport is strongly recommended — required if you need to fly home from a foreign port. Important for newlyweds: book the cruise in the name on your current passport, not your married name, unless your passport already reflects the change. Mismatched names at boarding can mean a denied embarkation.




