The best cruise lines in the world for 2024, ranked
With so many cruise lines to choose from, it can be hard deciding which one to sail with.
But travel experts have put together a list of rankings.
Luggage Storage website Bounce used data including number of ships, number of cabins, amount of Facebook likes, number of YouTube subscribers, amount of Instagram followers and itineraries to come up with a top list.
Here are the top 20 cruise lines in the world for 2024.
19. Fred Olsen
With just 619 cabins, Fred Olsen cruises offers intimate cruises to places bigger ships can't go.
17. Regent Seven Seas
Regent Seven Seas' luxurious ships made it to number 17 on the rankings.
The capacity of its biggest ship is just 829 sailors.
16. Hurtigruten
Upmarket Norwegian cruise company Hurtigruten was at number 16.
You can see places including the Kimberley in Australia or Antarctica on one of its 37 itineraries.
It's also planning its first 'zero emissions' ship.
15. Seabourn
At number 15, is luxury cruise line Seabourn.
It's famous for smaller ships, all-inclusive packages and caviar parties in the ocean.
The biggest ship in the fleet still has only 266 cabins.
14. Silversea
Silversea, which will bring new "ultra-luxury" ship, Silver Nova, to Australia and New Zealand for the first time this summer landed at number 14.
The company has 13 ships.
13. Oceana
Another upmarket cruise company, Oceana came in at number 13.
It offers a big choice of itineraries - 633 to be exact.
12. Cunard
Historic cruise firm Cunard, which recently launched new ship Queen Anne, was number 12 on the list.
It currently has four ships.
11. Virgin Voyages
Richard Branson's adults only company, Virgin Voyages, which sailed for one season in Australia, narrowly missed the top ten.
Its biggest ship as 1408 cabins.
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10. Holland America
European brand Holland America was at number 10.
It has an impressive 1.6 million Facebook likes.