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Groups & Family Reunions

Group & Family Reunion Cruises

Birthdays, anniversaries, weddings or friends' getaways β€” one specialist coordinates cabins, dining and payments for everyone.

A cruise is the easiest way to bring a group together. Grandparents, kids and friends can each do their own thing during the day and meet up for dinner every night β€” with no one stuck doing the cooking or the driving. Our specialists coordinate cabins, dining and payments so the organizer doesn't have to manage everything alone.

Why groups love cruising

  • Something for every age

    Kids clubs and waterslides, quiet pools and lounges, shows and nightlife β€” all on one ship.

  • Cabins close together

    We request cabins near each other, plus connecting rooms and suites for larger families.

  • Dinner together every night

    Large tables in the main dining room can often be arranged for your group.

  • Celebrations made easy

    Birthday cakes, anniversary packages, private events and group photos can be arranged with the cruise line.

  • Group benefits

    On many cruise lines, booking 8 or more cabins can qualify for group amenities. Terms vary β€” we'll check what your group qualifies for.

How we plan your group cruise

  1. 1
    Choose the sailing togetherDates, budget and destination that work for everyone
  2. 2
    Hold the cabinsCabins near each other, in a range of price levels
  3. 3
    Individual paymentsEach family or couple can pay for their own cabin
  4. 4
    Dining, events & excursionsShared tables, celebrations and group shore trips
  5. 5
    One point of contactYour specialist keeps everyone updated before you sail

Fares, availability, inclusions and onboard services are set by each cruise line and depend on the ship and sail date. Your specialist confirms everything before you book.

Popular group cruises

BahamasCaribbeanMexicoAlaskaBermudaMediterraneanHawaiiPrivate islands

Cruise lines great for groups

Group cruise FAQs

How many cabins count as a group?

On many cruise lines, a group is 8 or more cabins (usually 16+ guests). Smaller parties can still book together and sit together β€” they just may not get group amenities.

Can each family pay separately?

Yes. We can set up each cabin as its own booking linked to the group, so everyone pays their own deposit and balance.

Can we all eat together?

Usually, yes. We'll request a large table or adjoining tables in the main dining room. Very large groups may be seated in a reserved section.

How early should we book?

9 to 12 months ahead is ideal, especially for school holidays and if you need connecting cabins or suites.

Request your group cruise quote

Tell us about your group and dates. A Cruise FareX specialist will compare ships and cabins for everyone and call you back β€” usually within 15 minutes during business hours.

  • Cabins held close together
  • Individual payments for each family
  • Free, no-obligation quote

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