Cruise Nation sells cruise holidays bundled with flights and hotel stays — "Smart Packages" across 200+ destinations and all the major cruise lines, from budget-friendly sailings to ultra-luxury suites.
It suits anyone who wants a ready-packaged cruise without juggling flights and hotels separately — use our Cruise Nation discount codes to cut the price further.
Cruise Nation is offering cruises for up to 70% less than typical package holiday prices, with no code needed to unlock it. Book direct through their site or UK call centre and see the saving applied straight away. With 200+ destinations and every major cruise line on offer, this is one of the simplest ways to cut the cost of your next sailing.
On a cruise where the package price would be £1,000pp, a 70% saving brings the cost down to around £300pp – a saving of £700pp.
Anyone can use it – new and existing customers booking a qualifying cruise through Cruise Nation’s website or UK call centre.
No. This saving is applied automatically when you book a qualifying cruise – no code required.
It’s based on the difference between Cruise Nation’s direct booking price and the equivalent package holiday price for the same cruise.
No end date has been set for this offer, but availability and pricing can change by sailing date, so it’s worth booking while your preferred cabin is available.
Yes. Cruise Nation’s UK call centre on 0333 455 8500 can book the same discounted prices shown online.
Cruise Nation doesn’t run a separate NHS or Blue Light Card scheme on this deal, but NHS staff and other key workers can still take advantage of the 70% saving against package prices like any other customer. For more NHS-specific routes, see our full Cruise Nation discount codes page.
There’s no dedicated student or membership discount tied to this 70% deal – it’s open to everyone booking direct. Students and loyalty members can still combine it with Cruise Nation’s low deposit options to spread the cost further, and our full Cruise Nation discount codes page has more ways to save.
