Together Let’s Build Memories to Treasure
Cruise Styles and Destinations — and How Daria Matches the Perfect Trip
Ocean and Luxury Cruises
Who they’re for: Travelers who want smooth sailing, refined service, elegant dining, spacious staterooms, and high-end amenities.
Typical ships: Large ocean liners and yacht-like luxury vessels.
Destinations: Transatlantic crossings, Mediterranean ports, Alaska, Northern Europe, Caribbean, Tahiti, South Pacific.
Highlights: Multiple onboard dining venues, enrichment programs, spas, butler service (on some lines), longer overnight port stays for deeper exploration.
River Cruises
Who they’re for: People who want an intimate, immersive cultural experience with easy access to inland towns and scenic waterways.
Typical ships: Smaller, low-profile vessels with shallow drafts that dock in town centers.
Destinations: Europe’s Danube, Rhine, Seine; Douro in Portugal; Mekong, Irrawaddy, Nile; Mississippi.
Highlights: Walking access to historic towns, themed itineraries (wine, history), included excursions, fewer passengers, relaxed pace.
Small-Ship and Expedition Cruises
Who they’re for: Adventurers and nature lovers who prioritize remote destinations, wildlife encounters, and active shore excursions.
Typical ships: Polar-class or expedition ships, rigid-inflatable boats (zodiacs) for landings.
Destinations: Antarctica, Arctic, Galápagos, Patagonia, Svalbard, remote Pacific islands.
Highlights: Expert guides, shore landings, zodiac excursions, lecture programs, rugged but safe experiences.
Family and Resort-Style Cruises
Who they’re for: Families and multigenerational groups seeking entertainment, kid’s programs, water parks, and broad activity options.
Typical ships: Large, activity-focused ships with suites and family cabins.
Destinations: Caribbean, Bahamas, Mediterranean, Alaska.
Highlights: Family cabins, kids’ clubs, shows, shore excursions