Track cruise prices before you book

We check fares from 16 cruise lines every day, so you can see what a sailing costs, how the price has moved, and when it drops.

What you can do here

Places to sail

Sailings by month

How CruiseBench works

  1. We check the cruise lines

    Prices come from the cruise lines’ own websites, for 29,970 upcoming sailings.

  2. We keep the history

    Every price we see is kept, so you can see whether today’s fare is higher or lower than before.

  3. You book with the line

    Prices can change between our checks. The cruise line confirms the final price when you book.

Questions

Where do the prices come from?

We check the fares cruise lines publish on their own websites, usually several times a day. Each price shows when we last checked it.

How do I know if a price is good?

On each sailing we compare today's price with the prices we have seen for the same cabin and number of guests. When we have not tracked a sailing for long enough, we say so instead of guessing.

Can I book a cruise here?

No. CruiseBench helps you find and compare sailings. You book with the cruise line, which confirms the final price and availability.

What should I check before booking?

Check what the fare includes, whether taxes and fees are extra, the cabin, and the payment and cancellation terms. The cruise line has the final details.