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World Cruise Inquiry

A journey measured in months, not days · Handled from first conversation to final port

Your Vision

Experience

Your Party

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Step 1 of 4

Tell us about
your vision.

A world cruise is one of the most significant travel commitments a person can make. These questions help us understand what kind of journey would genuinely restore and fulfill you — so we can match you to the right experience.

How long do you envision being at sea?* World cruises typically range from 90 to 200+ nights.

90–120 days

A substantial journey covering multiple continents

120–150 days

An extended circumnavigation with deeper exploration

150–180 days

A full-season voyage visiting the world’s most significant ports

180 days or more

The full world cruise experience — unhurried, comprehensive

Flexible — I want the full experience

Duration is secondary to the quality and depth of the journey

What matters most to you onboard?* This shapes everything — the ship, the itinerary, the atmosphere, and how you spend your days at sea.

Classic & Traditional Grand Voyage

Formal elegance, heritage sailing, a sense of occasion. You value tradition, refined dining, and the ceremonial nature of a grand ocean crossing.

Contemporary & High-Energy

A large ship with resort-style amenities, entertainment, and a vibrant onboard atmosphere. You want variety, activity, and a lively community at sea.

Intimate All-Inclusive

A smaller ship, high staff-to-guest ratio, and everything included. You want to be known by name, served without asking, and never think about what something costs.

Premium Destination-Focused

The ship is secondary to where you go. You are there for deep immersion — cultural experiences, unusual ports, and itineraries designed around the destination, not the vessel.

Step 2 of 4

Tell us more about
your experience.

A few more questions specific to the type of journey you are planning.

Classic & Traditional Grand Voyages

These sailings are built around heritage, ceremony, and the art of ocean travel. The ship itself is part of the destination. Lines in this category are known for formal dining traditions, grand ballrooms, and a passenger community that often returns voyage after voyage.

How important is formal dining and dress tradition to you?

Essential

I dress for dinner and expect others to as well

Preferred but not required

I enjoy the occasion but want flexibility

Neutral

Fine either way — food and company matter more

What size ship feels right to you?

Large — 1,500 to 3,000 guests

Amenities, variety, and a sense of occasion

Mid-size — 500 to 1,500 guests

A balance of community and personal space

I’m not sure — open to guidance

Help me understand the difference

Which heritage ports or regions are most important to you? Select all that apply.

Transatlantic crossings

Mediterranean & Southern Europe

British Isles & Northern Europe

Suez Canal & Indian Ocean

South Pacific & Australia

South America & Cape Horn

Have you sailed on a grand voyage before?

Yes — I know what I’m looking for

No — this would be a first

Contemporary & High-Energy Voyages

These sailings offer the broadest range of onboard activities, entertainment, and dining options. Larger ships create a resort community at sea — ideal for travelers who want variety, vibrancy, and a busy, engaging experience across months at sea.

What onboard experiences matter most to you? Select all that apply.

Broadway-style entertainment & shows

Specialty restaurant variety

Fitness, sports, and wellness facilities

Pools, waterparks, and outdoor spaces

Nightlife and social atmosphere

Lectures, enrichment, and learning programs

Are children or multi-generational family members traveling with you?

Yes

Kids’ programming and family amenities matter

No — adults only

We prefer a primarily adult environment

How do you prefer to spend time in port?

Mostly on the ship

Port is a backdrop — the ship is the experience

Active in port with organized excursions

I want to see something at every stop

Independent exploration

I prefer to find my own way once ashore

A mix of all three

Depends on the destination

Intimate All-Inclusive Voyages

Small ships with high staff-to-guest ratios, where everything is included — drinks, dining, excursions, gratuities, and often flights. You are known by name within days. The experience is quieter, more personal, and designed for travelers who do not want to think about what anything costs once they are onboard.

What does “all-inclusive” mean to you at this level? Select all that you expect to be included.

Premium beverages including fine wine

Shore excursions at every port

International flights included

All gratuities covered

Spa and wellness access

All specialty dining without surcharge

How many fellow guests feels right to you?

Under 200 guests

True yacht-like intimacy — you know everyone

200–500 guests

Small enough to feel personal, enough variety to explore

500–700 guests

Intimate but with broader amenities and dining options

Open to guidance

Help me understand the tradeoffs

How important is the pace of the itinerary to you?

Unhurried — fewer ports, longer stays

I want to settle into each place, not check it off

Varied — a mix of sea days and port days

I want both rest and exploration

Active — as many ports as possible

I want to maximize destinations

Have you sailed at this level of service before?

Yes — I know what to expect

No — this would be a step up

Premium Destination-Focused Voyages

These sailings are built around where the ship goes, not what is onboard. Itineraries are designed for depth — longer stays in port, access to smaller or lesser-visited destinations, and programming tied to the culture, history, and people of each place. The ship is refined but purposeful.

What draws you most to destination-focused travel? Select all that apply.

Cultural immersion and local connection

History and heritage sites

Access to small or unusual ports

Culinary exploration and food culture

Onboard lectures and expert-led programming

Natural landscapes and wildlife

Which regions are you most drawn to? Select all that interest you.

Asia & Southeast Asia

Africa & Indian Ocean

Mediterranean & Middle East

Northern Europe & Baltic

South Pacific & Oceania

North & South America

How do you prefer to experience a destination in port?

Expert-guided shore experiences

I want context and depth, not just sightseeing

Independent exploration

I prefer to find my own way once I have the lay of the land

A combination

Depends on the destination and my energy that day

How important is culinary programming specifically?

Central to the experience

Food is how I connect with a place

Important but not the priority

Good food matters — it’s not the main event

Neutral

I eat well — I’m there for everything else

Step 3 of 4

Your party &
logistics.

A few final details about who is traveling and when you are planning to go.

How many guests will be traveling?*

1 — Solo

2 — Couple

3–4

5–6

7 or more

What is your target departure year?*

What time of year do you prefer to depart?

January – March

April – June

July – September

October – December

Flexible — the right itinerary matters more than timing

Will any guests require accessibility accommodations?

Yes — I’ll note details below

Have you sailed on a world cruise before?

Yes

I know what to expect and what I want differently

No — this would be a first

I am planning ahead and want expert guidance

Would you like flights and pre-cruise hotel quoted as part of your package?

Yes — coordinate the full journey

No — I will handle my own travel to the ship

Anything else we should know? Prior sailing experience, specific destinations you must include or avoid, health considerations, dietary requirements, anniversary or milestone context — anything that helps us plan precisely.

Step 4 of 4

Ready to
submit your inquiry.

Please review your summary and submit. A Ceavali advisor specializing in extended voyages will be in touch within 48 hours.

Your Inquiry Summary

What happens next

World cruise planning begins 12–24 months before departure. Your advisor will review your inquiry, research available sailings that match your experience profile, and contact you within 48 hours to begin the conversation. This is not a sales call — it is the start of a planning partnership.

World cruise inquiries submitted through Ceavali are handled with full confidentiality. We do not share your information with third parties. All voyage recommendations are made based on fit for your experience profile, not commission structure.

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Your inquiry has been received.

A Ceavali advisor will be in touch within 48 hours to begin the conversation. World cruise planning is a partnership — and we take that seriously from the very first exchange.

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World Cruise Inquiry

Tell us aboutyour vision.

Tell us more aboutyour experience.

Your party &logistics.

Ready tosubmit your inquiry.