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We've got five ships in our fleet, offering everything from family-friendly to adults-only cruises. Whichever one you go for, you'll find the same high standards across the board. There's plenty of top class cuisine and the entertainment's right on the money, too. Plus we pride ourselves on great service that takes care of every detail.

If you're looking for a holiday that offers you luxury, variety and unbeatable value for money, then maybe you should be thinking of a Thomson Cruise.

Cruise Holidays enable you to island hop without any hassle. You can explore several different countries during the same holiday using the ship as your floating hotel. With Staff on hand to pamper you from the moment you arrive, it means you're free to relax and enjoy the first-class cuisine and entertainment.

Special Needs
Wheelchairs: We regret the number of passengers using wheelchairs on our vessels is restricted. Therefore you must call our Special Assistance Team on 0871 231 4908 before booking your holiday. Calls cost 10p per minute at all times from BT landlines. Other operator networks may vary. Failure to comply with this may result in you being refused boarding either on the aircraft or on arrival at the ship. Passengers who need to use a wheelchair onboard must reserve one of the designated cabins. Thomson Celebration, Island Escape and Thomson Spirit have four, whilst Thomson Destiny has two as shown on the deck plans. These cabins have private facilities adapted for wheelchair users and have special access. Only standard size collapsible wheelchairs can be accepted. Due to narrow corridors and ledges it is particularly difficult to move around The Calypso in a wheelchair. We regret that battery operated wheelchairs or scooters cannot be accepted onboard any vessel. There are no cabins aboard The Calypso with facilities adapted for wheelchair users. Passengers confined to wheelchairs will not be able to go ashore in ports where a tender to shore is necessary. Depending on the port and tidal levels, it may not always be possible for these passengers to leave the ship at all due to gangway access. Passengers using a wheelchair onboard must be accompanied by a fit and able companion able to assist them. If you are unable to use coach transfers or require assistance at the airport, assistance and taxis can be pre-booked at a charge. Our Special Assistance Team can arrange this for you; proof of need will be required at the time of booking, such as your registered disabled number or a letter from your doctor.