Cruise Holiday Deals 2019 / 2020

Find the best deals from Marella Cruises for Caribbean, Mediterranean, Canaries, Asia and Far East destinations.

TUI Marella Cruise Deals 2019 / 2020Azamara Club Cruises Deals 2019 / 2020

Longer Cruises

TUI Marella Longer Cruises – when a week is not enough!

Marella Longer Cruises

If you enjoy cruise holidays and fancy more than a week, try one of these TUI Marella longer cruises:

Atlantic Quest 21 Nights Marella Longer Transatlantic Cruise

Atlantic Quest Adults Only TUI Marella Cruise

11th April 2019 Atlantic Quest Marella Celebration 21 nights from Bridgetown, Barbados

  • Bridgetown, Barbados – A hypnotic calypso isle, Barbados is the ultimate Caribbean dream
  • Kingstown, St Vincent – St Vincent is often overlooked in favour of its little brothers and sisters – the neighbouring Grenadines. But those who do stop here are in for a treat. Deserted beaches and untouched forest stretch for miles, interrupted only by the occasional cobbled town or dormant volcano
  • Castries, St Lucia – banana plantations give way to syrup-coloured beaches and some of the best coral reefs in the Caribbean.
  • Roseau, Dominica – Known as the island of waterfalls, Dominica is as green as it is unspoilt. Fairly off the tourist trail, this exotic isle is a paradise for nature lovers.
  • Basseterre, St Kitts – One of the British Leeward Islands, St Kitts is one of the Caribbean’s pearls.
  • St John’s, Antigua – If you’re a big fan of the beach, prepare to lose your heart to this place,  with porcelain, palm-fringed sands and still turquoise waters.
  • Funchal, Madeira – Funchal is the island’s capital, a bewitching collection of cobbled streets, quaint museums and buzzing café and restaurant life.
  • Gibraltar, Gibraltar – Gibraltar is a little slice of Britain in the Mediterranean.
  • Palma, Majorca – Think leafy boulevards that echo with the stilettos of stylish shoppers. Tiny tapas bars tucked down narrow sidestreets.
  • Messina (for Mount Etna), Sicily – a tangle of timeworn streets and a sickle-shaped harbour dotted with rustic trattorias
  • Taranto, Italy – Taranto is surrounded by a natural harbour so this city and seafood go hand in hand – it’s particularly well-known for oysters and mussels.
  • Kotor, Montenegro – Kotor is a gorgeous Medieval walled city with World Heritage status. Surrounded by mountains, it’s set on southern Europe’s deepest fjord and one of the world’s most spectacular natural harbours. Delve inside the age-old walls and discover crooked streets, cobbled piazzas and camera-worthy churches.
  • Dubrovnik, Croatia – Ancient city walls. Higgledy-piggledy red rooftops. Cobbled streets worn by time.
    • Adults Only
    • Return flights
    • Full Board cruise (All Inclusive drinks package available)

Transatlantic Voyage 18 Nights Cruise

Transatlantic Voyage All Inclusive Cruise

23rd April 2019 Transatlantic Voyage Marella Discovery 2, 18 nights from Montego Bay, Jamaica

  • Montego Bay, Jamaica – Jamaica’s bubbly side is on show in Montego Bay. This lively north-coast town has a strip full of reggae bars and Caribbean restaurants.
  • Grand Turk, Turks And Caicos Islands – there’s a coral reef with an 8,000 foot drop just off the island’s coast. Others come for the colonial architecture – Cockburn Town has some of the best examples in the Caribbean.-
  • King’s Wharf, Bermuda – In Bermuda you get striking pink-sand beaches, a coral reef that provides a kaleidoscopic underwater scene, and pretty towns that have skipped time since the British ruled 400 years ago.
  • Horta, Azores – nicknamed the Blue Island surrounded by the sapphire of the Atlantic Ocean. The port of Horta is multi-coloured thanks to the collage of paintings created by visitors who have illustrated their boat and crew names on the walls and walkways over the years.
  • Ponta Delgada, Azores – The largest of Portugal’s Azores is contoured with rolling hills, expansive lakes and beaches that have resisted tourism.
  • Porto, Portugal – Portugal’s second-largest city is sprawled over a hillside, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and the winding Duoro River. It’s a mass of pretty, terracotta-roofed buildings and winding streets.
  • Lisbon, Portugal – Portugal’s electric capital stands shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Madrid and Barcelona.
  • Cadiz (for Seville), Spain – From its impressive harbour to its streets packed with Moorish relics, Cadiz is a great introduction to Spain.
  • Gibraltar, Gibraltar – Gibraltar is a little slice of Britain in the Mediterranean.
  • Cartagena, Spain – Tucked in a deep bay guarded by two cliff-top fortresses, this Spanish gem is steeped in history.
  • Palma, Majorca – Think leafy boulevards that echo with the stilettos of stylish shoppers. Tiny tapas bars tucked down narrow sidestreets.
    • Adults Only
    • Return flights
    • 787 Dreamliner
    • All Inclusive cruise (All tips included)

Transatlantic Homecoming 21 Nights Cruise

Transatlantic Homecoming TUI Marella Cruise

28th April 2019 Transatlantic Homecoming Marella Explorer 21 nights from Bridgetown, Barbados

  • Bridgetown, Barbados – A hypnotic calypso isle, Barbados is the ultimate Caribbean dream.
  • Castries, St Lucia – banana plantations give way to syrup-coloured beaches and some of the best coral reefs in the Caribbean.
  • Basseterre, St Kitts – One of the British Leeward Islands, St Kitts is one of the Caribbean’s pearls.
  • St John’s, Antigua – If you’re a big fan of the beach, prepare to lose your heart to this place,  with porcelain, palm-fringed sands and still turquoise waters.
  • Philipsburg, St Maarten – Two flags rule over this tiny isle – the French and the Dutch. Philipsburg is the Dutch capital great for shopping, while Marigot is the French capital, where you can divide your time between bistros and boutiques.
  • Road Town, British Virgin Islands – Ancient rainforests, beautiful botanical gardens and opal-white beaches like Apple Bay and Smuggler’s Cove.
  • Horta, Azores – nicknamed the Blue Island surrounded by the sapphire of the Atlantic Ocean. The port of Horta is multi-coloured thanks to the collage of paintings created by visitors who have illustrated their boat and crew names on the walls and walkways over the years.
  • Ponta Delgada, Azores – The largest of Portugal’s Azores is contoured with rolling hills, expansive lakes and beaches that have resisted tourism.
  • Brest, France – Jutting into the Atlantic from France’s northwesternmost region of Brittany, Brest offers up natural beauty and history in equal measures.
  • St Malo, France – St Malo’s walled old town was once a hotbed for pirates and French privateers.  Walk the ramparts for lovely coastal views, or snack on just-caught oysters and delicious crepes.
  • Le Havre, France – Standout features include St Joseph’s Church, and an impressive town hall. Le Havre is also within easy reach of some of the prettiest towns and villages in France. Honfleur, with its half-wooden houses and cobbled streets, is just across the river.
  • Zeebrugge (for Bruges), Belgium – Zeebrugge is the gateway to the charming Belgian city of Bruges – a perfectly-preserved open-air museum, filled with cobbled streets, canals and Medieval monuments.
  • Southampton, England
    • Fly from London Gatwick
    • 787 Dreamliner
    • Sail back to Southampton
    • All Inclusive cruise (All tips included)
    • Adults Only

TUI Marella Discovery – Winter 2019 Longer Cruise Holidays to Asia and the Far East

Winter 2019 sees Marella Discovery offer longer adults only all inclusive cruise itineraries, with cruises in the Mediterranean,  Arabia and India to the Far East, including such great itineraries as:

You might also like – back to back cruises, where you can enjoy two week long cruise itineraries one after the other (simply choose cruise duration 8 to 14 nights).