The same cabin on the same sailing is priced differently in every country, and it changes several times a week. We watch all of it so you book at the low point.
A ship, a specific sailing, a whole cruise line or a region. Five alerts on Basic, unlimited on Pro.
Cheapest fare per cabin type in the booking markets we capture (US, Europe and Australia today, more as sources come online), converted to EUR, stored as history.
Email the moment a fare falls 5% or more, with the old and new price and a link to book.
The tracker follows every sailing on sale for the ten lines in our catalogue: Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian, MSC, Celebrity, Princess, Holland America, Disney, Virgin Voyages and Cunard. That is 166 ships and 5,226 upcoming sailings, of which more than 5,000 currently carry a captured price.
For each sailing we store the cheapest fare per cabin type (inside, oceanview, balcony and suite), per person, once a night. Markets covered today are the US, the eurozone through the Irish sites (priced in EUR) and Australia. Everything is converted to EUR so the numbers line up.
A real example from the night this page was updated: a 7-night Caribbean sailing on Zuiderdam from Miami, departing 28 November, was the cheapest week in the Caribbean at from €367 per person for an inside cabin on the US site. Norwegian Epic matched it from Port Canaveral.
You can track a single ship, one sailing, a whole line or a region such as the Caribbean. When a captured fare falls 5% or more against the previous night, we send an email that evening with the cabin, the market, the old and new price, and a link to book.
Rules let you cut the noise:
Every sailing page has a price history chart. The last 30 days are open to everyone; Basic keeps 90 days, Pro 12 months and Pro+ 17 months with CSV export.
Read it for shape, not for a single number. A fare that steps down every few weeks is likely to keep softening; a line that has held flat for months and then jumps usually means cabins are selling. If the current price sits at the bottom of the chart, that is the moment to book or to set a "below" alert just under it.
Cruise lines price the same cabin differently depending on the country you book from, with different currencies, taxes, promotions and inclusions. Where a sailing is on sale in more than one of our markets, Pro shows which site is cheapest and links straight to it. Today most sailings are priced in one market, and the overlap grows as we add markets. Check that you are allowed to book from that country before you do.
Booking does not have to end the tracking. Many lines allow you to move to a lower fare before final payment, although the rules depend on the line, the fare type and who you booked through. Keep the alert running on your sailing; if the fare drops, ask the line or your agent whether you can re-price.
The code LAUNCH20 takes 20% off the first year of Pro or Pro+. Full details are on the pricing page.
We do not sell cruises, take bookings or add fees; you book with the line or your agent at their price. We capture fares once a night, so a flash sale that opens and closes within the day can be missed. And an alert is not a fare guarantee: the line can change the price at any moment, so confirm it on the booking site before you pay. For the latest drops across all lines, see the deals feed.
You choose a ship, a sailing, a cruise line or a region and press Track. Every night we capture the cheapest fare per cabin type for each sailing, and when a fare falls 5% or more we email you the old price, the new price and a link to the booking site.
Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian, MSC, Celebrity, Princess, Holland America, Disney, Virgin Voyages and Cunard: 166 ships and more than 5,000 upcoming sailings. Lines outside that list are not priced yet.
Today we capture prices from the US sites, the Irish (EUR) sites that stand in for the eurozone, and the Australian sites. Every fare is converted to EUR so you can compare markets on one scale.
Price history for the last 30 days is free on every ship and sailing page, with no account. Email alerts start with Basic at $0.99 a month or $6.99 a year, which covers five tracked items.
Prices are captured once a night, and the alert email goes out the same night the drop is detected. Fares can move several times a week, so a nightly check catches most drops, but a short flash sale that starts and ends within one day can slip through.
Many lines let you re-price a booking to a lower fare before final payment, though the rules differ by line, fare type and booking channel. Keep tracking your sailing after you book, and if the fare falls, ask your travel agent or the line whether you can switch to it.
No. The alert shows the fare we captured that night, and the line can change it at any time. Always check the price on the booking site before you pay.
No. We do not sell cruises or take bookings, so there is nothing added to the fare. You book directly with the line or your agent and pay their price; our subscription is the only charge.
Updated 12 Oct 2026 · data refreshed nightly