Cruise to Nowhere

A cruise to Nowhere is one that spends its entire time at sea and doesn't make any ports of call. Cruises to Nowhere are generally very short cruises because they are offered as fillers between longer itineraries and repositioning cruises. It's also increasingly common for the cruise lines to debut their newest vessels to public this way. Unfortunately, there are no regular departures for Cruises to Nowhere and word of mouth is usually the strongest advertiser. Cruises to Nowhere are usually only one or two nights in length and most websites don't offer such a short cruise in their search criteria. With that in mind, it's probably pretty easy to get away a couple of days, but don't expect them to be available at the last minute. They tend to book up very quickly as soon as the word gets out!

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