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Explore the world by sea.

Ariel Cruise brings ocean travel into one place. Set a sea and a month, compare the voyages that fit, and book a cabin when we open.

  • Discover
  • Compare
  • Book

The idea

A calmer way to choose a voyage.

Ariel Cruise is being built around a simple question: where should we wake up, and what should the week feel like? Search gathers the itinerary, the ship, and the fare into one comparison.

  • Destination
  • Departure port
  • Month
  • Style of voyage
  • Travelers

How it works

Discover. Compare. Book.

Three steps, in that order. The product stays on the voyage itself: the route, the ship, and a fare you can read.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Name a sea, a month, and who is coming. The list that returns is voyages, ready to read.

  2. 02

    Compare

    Place ships side by side. Itinerary, time in port, the character of the cabin, and what the fare includes, in plain language.

  3. 03

    Book

    When booking opens, choose a cabin and confirm a fare that was visible the whole time. The voyage then lives in My Trips.

What you set, and what comes back

Where and when

Voyages on that sea, in that month, from the ports you name.

Which ship

A side-by-side reading of the itinerary, the cabin, and the included fare.

After you book

One home for the voyage, under My Trips, with the details you already compared.

Charted waters

Seas the first release will cover.

Mediterranean, Caribbean, Northern Europe, and the open ocean between them. These scenes are a preview of the feeling. They are not a live inventory.

A cruise ship arriving at a sunlit Mediterranean harbor town

Mediterranean

Harbor towns, evening light, and coasts made for a slow week.

A cruise ship along a palm-lined Caribbean shore at sunrise

Caribbean

Clear water, island calls, and days arranged around the sun.

A cruise ship on open water in golden evening light

Open ocean

The long horizon between ports, and the hour the sky changes.

On board

The stay is part of the voyage.

A search should show the life on board, not only a list of ports. The room, the deck, and the evening water sit beside the itinerary, so the ship is visible before anyone commits.

A bright suite with a private balcony looking over the ocean at sunset
Suites and cabins, shown as places to stay, with the horizon in the frame.
An evening pool deck on a cruise ship, with lounge chairs and the open sea
Decks, pools, and the hours between ports.

The standard

Three promises for launch.

  • Readable fares

    Cabin, inclusions, and price on the same screen, before anyone is asked to pay.

  • One search

    Destination, port, month, style, and travelers. Then a clear list of voyages.

  • Saved voyages

    A short list to return to, and My Trips for the crossing once it is booked.