Royal Caribbean Mediterranean Cruise

The Royal Caribbean have several cruise ships with different classes that sail to the Eastern Mediterranean. The Voyager class of cruise ships has everything from rock-climbing walls, miniature golf courses and ice-skating rinks to specialty restaurants and bustling boulevards lined with shops and cafés. The Radiance class of cruise ships has more open space, balconies and glass. You just might forget you’re on a ship at all. Glass walls and elevators get you up close to your travel destination.

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Costa Cruise

Costa Cruise have many destinations for Eastern Mediterranean. Until today, with Costa Cruise you can choose from Croatia Cruise, Cyprus Cruise, Egypt Cruise, Greece Cruise, Italy Cruise, Libya Cruise, Romania Cruise, Turkey Cruise and Ukraine Cruise. Each of Costa’s cruise ships has been designed in the style and traditions of Italy.

Costa’s cruise ships feature millions of dollars in original works of art including sculptures, paintings, murals, wall hangings and hand-crafted artisan furnishings. Large staterooms, most of which feature ocean views and verandas offer their guests all the comforts of home.

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Princess Mediterranean Cruise

Returning to the Europe and Mediterranean region are Ruby Princess – named one of 2009’s Best New Cruise Ships by Travel & Leisure – Crown Princess and Grand Princess — plus the newly renovated Star Princess, sailing all three regions including the new 12-day Mediterranean Odyssey.

Like Holland America, Princess also frequently mix a bit of the Eastern Mediterranean cruises with the Western. Their small ships Ocean and Pacific Princess, carrying just 680 mostly adult guests, sail to lesser-visited destinations and offer all the amenities of a large ship as well as a wonderful sense of camaraderie.

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Seabourn

Seabourn markets its ships as “The Yachts of Seabourn” and the ultra-luxury ships do in fact feel like private yachts — or, more aptly, private clubs. The 208-passenger sister ships Seabourn Legend, Seabourn Pride and Seabourn Spirit are nearly identical, and all create an intimate environment where wealthy passengers can unwind with their peers, enjoy fine cuisine and solicitous service, and visit exotic ports around the world.

New-build Seabourn Odyssey, which debuted in June 2009, is three times larger than its fleetmates, yet carries only double the passengers. Beyond that, 90 percent of all suites on the all-suite ship have verandas. Two sister ships, Seabourn Sojourn and the as-yet-unnamed third ship, will launch in summer 2010 and summer 2011.

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MSC Cruises

Mediterranean Shipping Company’s (MSC) Cruises may be a relatively new entrant in cruising’s leisure travel niche (Its cruise arm was formed in 1987), but the Geneva-based firm is one of the world’s biggest players in international shipping. MSC Cruises’ main playground is, of course, the Mediterranean, and itineraries include stops in Italy, Greece, Malta, Canary Islands, Croatia, Portugal, Morocco, Spain, Istanbul and even the Ukraine.

Whether new ship or old, MSC Cruises emphasizes a strongly Italian-influenced ambience. While MSC cruises have pretty cheap cruise fares, the ships offer a fairly unprecedented range of services and amenities that cost extra, such as a la carte menus, fees for port shuttles and more.

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easyCruise

easyCruise is the specialist in value for money Greece cruise, Greek Islands Cruise and Turkey cruise holidays.

easyCruise seeks to attract young, budget-conscious travelers who are less interested in flashy entertainment and spacious cabins than in getting off the ship and enjoying Eastern Mediterranean destinations they might not have been able to afford to visit otherwise. Passengers pay a low base fare, which includes a cabin, limited “half board” meal plan (breakfast and lunch or dinner) and housekeeping services.

Their Greek cruises sail to the jewels of the Aegean, the Greek islands and Turkey, so you have the opportunity to visit wonderful places and marvel at Aegean legends in just a few days.

Island hopping destinations include Crete, Patmos, Mykonos, Piraeus, Rhodes, Santorini and Kusadasi.

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Celebrity Cruises Mediterranean

The Celebrity Equinox from Celebrity Cruises is one of the cruise ships that sail to the Eastern Mediterranean. The ship is popular with its Lawn Club, a freshly manicured lawn on the highest deck of Celebrity Equinox, where you can enjoy casual outdoor activities in a decidedly Country Club atmosphere. Usually, the itinerary includes Italy, Greece and Turkey.

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Holland America Mediterranean Cruise

Holland America usually mix a bit of the Eastern Mediterranean cruises with the Western, starting from 10-night cruises to 28-night cruises. Most of their Eastern Mediterranean cruises include Greece, Turkey and Croatia in the itinerary.

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