European Cruise Deals

Here at Six Star Cruises we do everything we possibly can to ensure you get plenty more for your money and this is the place in which you can find all of the very best European cruise deals. Whether that’s with added on-board spends or with complimentary flights and transfers, we aim to ensure that you get the most out of your money when you book with us.

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European Cruise Deals

When you book one of our European cruise deals you’ll find that plenty of benefits come with it. When you call us you will get to speak to one of our Six Star Cruise Concierge who will be with you every step of the way. They will get to know your own cruising preferences and work hard to ensure you get the holiday you’ve always wanted. That’s not all either as you will get to join our exclusive Six Star club, giving you the chance to enjoy added savings, subcription to our magazine and much, much more.

Top 5 places to see in Europe

Taking advantage of our European cruise deals is the best way to see a selection of the diverse ports that Europe has to offer. And with such a huge region to explore, we have made sure that no destination has been left unturned. Here are our top five must-sees in Europe:

Copenhagen, Denmark As you would imagine, there’s plenty to see and do in the capital city of Denmark. One of the most popular attractions is the David Collection - a museum dedicated to Islamic art. The Church of our Saviour is another impressive landmark in Copenhagen and it is here that you can climb the winding stairs which lead the way around the outside of the church and offer fascinating views across the city.
Monaco, French Riviera Here you can visit the world-famous Monte Carlo Casino, the Palais Du Prince, see the extra-ordinary views on a helicopter tour or mountain trail, explore the old-town, discover the history of Monaco Cathedral or if you like your cars, Monaco is home to the private collection of antique cars belonging to Prince Rainier III.
Dubrovnik, Croatia A great way to see Dubrovnik is by ‘walking the wall’, where you’ll get the most exquisite views of the city below. With its marble streets, array of monuments and ancient buildings, Dubrovnik’s Old Town is definitely worth exploring. Check out the 17th-century cathedral here, with its remarkable gold and silver ruins. Then head to Rector’s palace, which is the former home of Dubrovnik’s Republic Rector.
Zeebrugge, Belgium Zeebrugge is the gateway to Bruges in Belgium and is an extremely popular port of call. The medieval architecture surrounds the city so it’s no wonder that this place has been listed as an UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of our favourite things to do here is to take a stroll around Market Square where you can climb the 350 steps of Belfry for the most amazing panoramic views.
Reykjavik, Iceland Reykjavik is a unique and intriguing destination, brimming with exciting possibilities. The Blue Lagoon is a firm favourite with visitors as it offers mineral-rich waters surrounded by a rugged volcanic landscape. Alternatively, take a fascinating tour around the Golden Circle or go in search of the Northern Lights.