Azura continues her popular Fly Cruise programme from Valletta, offering a diverse selection of itineraries across the Western, Central and Eastern Mediterranean. Enhancing the guest experience, her schedule includes an increased number of overnight stays in Valletta, allowing more time to explore this vibrant destination. She also introduces a limited number of overnight calls in Livorno, giving guests greater opportunity to visit iconic cities such as Florence and Pisa. In addition, Azura features extended connecting cruises between her Canary Islands Fly programme and the new Mediterranean Fly season, with voyages ranging from 19 to 27 nights for those seeking a longer, more immersive holiday.

Similar to Arcadia, Aurora offers a diverse range of holidays across the Mediterranean, Spain, Portugal and the Canary Islands, as well as Northern Europe, Scandinavia, and Norway and Iceland. Highlights of her programme include an exceptional 24-night Eastern Mediterranean cruise in June, featuring a call to Alexandria for tours to the Pyramids of Giza, alongside a brand-new 24-night discovery voyage in September visiting the Canary Islands, Cape Verde, Morocco and the Mediterranean. Adding to her appeal, Aurora also marks the return of a dedicated Arctic Circle cruise in August, sailing to Iceland and the North Cape for the first time since 2025.

Arcadia retains her classic and varied deployment, offering a wide range of cruise durations and destinations including the Mediterranean, Spain, Portugal and the Canary Islands, Northern Europe and Scandinavia, Norway and Iceland, as well as North America, Canada and the British Isles. Alongside her longer, discovery-focused voyages, Arcadia introduces dedicated 7- and 14-night cruises during the school holidays to popular regions such as the Western Mediterranean, Norway and Iceland, and Spain and Portugal, in addition to a Short Break over the May Half Term. Programme highlights include an overnight stay in Istanbul and a welcome return to Genoa, a destination not featured since 2024.

Arvia’s summer deployment for 2028 has been reimagined with a dedicated schedule of 7-night cruises running from April through October, offering guests greater variety and flexibility. The programme features alternating itineraries between the breathtaking Norwegian Fjords and the sun-soaked coasts of Spain and France, combining dramatic natural scenery with warm, vibrant destinations. For those seeking a more immersive experience, Arvia will also offer 14-night combination cruises throughout the season, allowing guests to enjoy both the majestic fjords and the cultural richness of Northern Spain in a single, unforgettable holiday.

Britannia continues to stand out as the ship offering the widest variety of mainstream holidays, with cruise durations ranging from short three-night breaks to extended 21-night voyages. Her core programme focuses on 7-night Norwegian Fjords itineraries and 14-night Western Mediterranean cruises, both running consistently throughout the season. In addition, Britannia expands her offering with voyages across Northern Europe and Scandinavia, including new 7-night Cruise Breaks, as well as an immersive 21-night Central Mediterranean sailing featuring destinations such as Croatia. Towards the end of the Summer School Holidays, she also provides a selection of Short Breaks.

Iona continues her signature summer deployment in 2028, offering her popular 7-night Norwegian Fjords cruises between April and September, showcasing some of the most dramatic and scenic landscapes in Europe. As the season transitions into autumn, Iona shifts to her winter programme, beginning with a Spain, Portugal and Canary Islands itinerary. In October, she also introduces two 7-night Cruise Breaks, giving guests the choice between a relaxing Spain and France getaway or a Northern Europe City Escape, perfect for those looking to explore vibrant cities in a shorter timeframe. These itineraries offer a great option for guests seeking a mix of flexibility, variety and destination-focused cruising.

Ventura’s summer deployment remains centred on Spain, Portugal and the Canary Islands, featuring a mix of 14-night Canary Islands cruises alongside 7- and 10-night Cruise Breaks that explore destinations across Spain, France and Portugal. She continues to offer popular 4-night Short Breaks to key European ports such as Rotterdam, Zeebrugge—ideal for visiting Bruges—and Le Havre for access to Paris. Expanding her programme, Ventura also introduces new 14-night Western Mediterranean cruises in September and October, with standout ports of call including Civitavecchia for Rome and Palma de Mallorca, adding further variety to her late-season itineraries.