CruiseIndex is the independent research engine built to score every ship, fare, and review, so you know what a sailing is actually worth before you book.
Browse the index1,158 active sailings.
Every sailing is judged three ways: how good the ship is, what passengers make of her, and whether today's fare is a deal. Together, they tell you what a cruise is actually worth.
The physical ship itself: space per guest, food, service, condition, health inspections and incident history.
Every ship lands on one curve. The sixth star belongs to the top 2%, so no ship starts with it.
Every input is a measurement or a public record. See the full fleet ranking →
Actual passenger ratings from the major review sites, pooled into one comparable number.
One site's 4.2 isn't another's, so we align the scales first. Then volume decides: 3,100 reviews pull hard, 240 barely register.
Shown as-is. We compute from the ratings and never republish anyone's review.
Today's fare against what this class of ship normally costs at this length and season.
Scored inside its own class, so a six-star ship can still be a bargain. Reviews nudge it by at most ±6%.
5.0 fairly priced · 7.5+ a good deal · 9+ a great one.
Same math for every line: no sponsored placements, no pay-to-rank.
Read the full methodology →
1,158 sailings scored on ship quality, passenger reviews and what the fare should cost.
Oceania Cruises is live: real sailings, real fares, updated from the line. Every other line still shows preview samples until its feed arrives; ship quality data is real throughout. · How the Index works →