Group bookings: the secret to paying less

Sail for less with a group rate
even if you don’t have a group yet

Bring your church, team, studio or crew — or start a group and we’ll help you fill it. We deal with the cruise line, the cabins, the paperwork and the money. Nobody pays you anything, and it costs you nothing.

Group offers cover cruise fare only — taxes, fees and port expenses still apply. Eligibility varies by cruise line and sailing; we show exact numbers before anyone commits.

Takes about a minute. No pressure and no pitch if it is not a fit — we will say so.

How it works — three ways in

  1. Bring your group

    Tell us about your people and your dates. We hold cabins with the cruise line, you share one link, and families add themselves — no spreadsheets, and you never collect a penny from anybody. Once around sixteen people have joined, the cruise line covers the organizer’s fare. Taxes and port fees still apply, and we show exact numbers before anyone commits.

  2. Start a group from scratch

    No group yet? We build your group page — think of it like an Evite for a sailing — give you the tools to share it, and put marketing behind it. Every family that joins books at the group rate, and once enough cabins join, that covered fare can be yours. If it never fills, nothing happens and nobody owes anything.

  3. Sail sooner, no group

    Don’t want to wait six months? Skip the group. We check real prices every morning for cruises leaving in the next 90 days — taxes, fees and port expenses included. See this week’s list, call, and it is booked with the cruise line the same day.

Not sure which path is yours? Answer a few questions and we point you to the right one — takes about a minute.

This is for you if

  • You could get around sixteen people — four families or so — onto the same sailing
  • You can reach them directly: a group chat, an email list, or from the front of a room
  • There is a school-holiday week that works for most of them
  • Your families could drive to a port, or would fly if the trip were right
  • You want somebody else to handle the money, the paperwork and the phone calls

No group yet? Start anyway — pick “I could bring a group together” and we build you a shareable group page, then help you fill it.

Don’t want to wait? Skip the group: see this week’s last-minute cruises — real prices, checked every morning.

Sound like your people? Start the conversation — no pressure, and if a cruise is not right for your group we say so.

What traveling as a group can qualify you for

Cruise lines make groups eligible for things individual bookings are not. What a particular group qualifies for depends on the line, the sailing and how many cabins travel, so we go through it properly on the call rather than promising it here.

  • Group amenities such as onboard credit, depending on the sailing
  • Cabins near each other, so your people are actually together
  • A private gathering on board for your group, on many sailings
  • One person handling every booking, instead of thirty families each on hold
  • If your fare drops after you book, we rebook you at the lower price — we watch prices daily so you do not have to
  • On most lines, the cruise line covers a traveler’s fare once a group is large enough. Taxes and port fees are still payable, and we will tell you exactly what they are before you commit to anything.

Our incentives are simple

The cruise line pays us, not you and not your families. Everyone pays what they would have paid anyway, and you get someone who answers the phone when a flight is cancelled at six in the morning.

If a cruise is not right for your group, we will tell you on the call rather than sell you something that disappoints thirty families you have to face every week.