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Cruises in July
Make the most of summer with a cruise in July 2025 from the UK. Whether you are chasing the midnight sun in Iceland, admiring the fjords of Norway, or soaking up the vibrant culture of Spain, our July cruises offer a variety of experiences and ocean destinations.
For a serene adventure along Europe’s scenic waterways, our river cruises in July also offer a wide range of itineraries for 2025.
Cruises in July 2025
Best cruise destinations in July
Discover the destinations to visit on a July cruise.
Bergen, Norway
Step onto Bergen’s historic wharf and take in the colourful, wooden Hanseatic buildings dating back to the 14th century. Among the cobbled alleys and the Hanseatic Museum, there is more to discover in Bergen. Why not head to the summit of Mount Floyen for a panoramic fjord view or see the best catch at the fish market?
Find out moreFlam, Norway
Explore this picturesque village nestled in the heart of the Aurlandsfjord. Take a ride on the Flamsbana – a train ride winding past the fjord’s majestic mountains, waterfalls and valleys. For a different perspective, enjoy the scenery from the Stegastein Viewpoint or embark on one of the wildlife hiking trails.
Find out moreTangier, Morocco
Standing at the crossroads of Europe and Africa, this city has inspired artists with its melting pot of Moroccan, Spanish and French influences. Lose yourself in Tangier’s winding medina and lively souks. And marvel at the grandeur of the Kasbah and the view across the Strait of Gibraltar.
Find out moreTarragona, Spain
Step back to ancient Rome in Tarragona and discover well-preserved ruins including the Roman amphitheatre, perched dramatically above the Mediterranean Sea. Gothic and Romanesque architecture is scattered throughout the Old Town – home to the 12th-century Tarragona Cathedral.
Find out moreStockholm, Sweden
This Swedish capital is spread across 14 islands including Djurgarden which houses ever-popular attractions like the ABBA and Vasa museums. In the Gamla Stan (Old Town), stroll the cobbled streets to enjoy the Royal Palace, or head to Stockholm’s hipster haven with vintage shops and indie boutiques. In Skansen, you will find the world’s first open-air museum!
Find out moreTallinn, Estonia
Estonia’s well-preserved Old Town invites visitors to explore its UNESCO-listed attractions including the cobbled streets, fairytale towers and ancient city walls. You can enjoy more of the warm Baltic hospitality in one of the many cafes overlooking the Gulf of Finland. Or investigate vibrant neighbourhoods such as Telliskivi Creative City to soak up Tallinn’s contemporary side.
Find out moreSkagen, Denmark
This coastal town is a haven of natural beauty and has been a source of inspiration for generations of painters. With its wide beaches, sand dunes and quaint yellow houses topped with red-tiled roofs, many of the area’s landscapes captivated famous artists – now with their inspiration showcased in the local galleries.
Find out moreRiga, Latvia
The Gothic spires of St Peter’s Church and Riga Cathedral dominate the Latvian capital’s skyline. Nearby, the ornate facade of the House of the Blackheads stands out prominently in the Town Hall Square with its intricate details. Hosted in five former Zeppelin hangars, you will find one of Europe’s largest markets with a mix of smoked fish and traditional Latvian treats.
Find out moreAkureyri, Iceland
Known as Iceland’s “Capital of the North”, Akureyri is surrounded by mountains, hot springs and fjords. Godafoss Waterfall offers a peaceful contrast to the excitement of wildlife spotting around the Eyjafjord – a prime spot for whale watching. Meanwhile, Akureyri Botanical Garden reveals the diversity of plant life that can thrive in the Arctic climate.
Find out moreReykjavik, Iceland
From the Harpa Concert Hall adorned in colourful glass, to Reykjavik Art Museum and Laugavegur shopping street, there are various ways to get to know this culturally rich Icelandic capital. The basalt columns of Hallgrimskirkja Church resemble the Icelandic landscapes, from which you can admire at the tower viewpoint.
Find out moreMelrakkaey Island, Iceland
This small island rests off the coast of Iceland and is abundant in wildlife – especially famous for its large population of puffins during the summer. These large colonies of seabirds lay their eggs here, creating a great spot for birdwatching enthusiasts. As an uninhabited island, Melrakkaey provides a secluded escape, capturing dramatic cliffside views and the beauty of the Arctic.
Find out moreIs July a good time to go on a cruise?
We recommend you board a cruise ship in July as this is a great time to set sail. Along with great July cruise deals, this month offers a blend of warm weather, longer days and the chance to enjoy some great summer destinations.
Whether visiting Norway, Spain, Scandinavia, or elsewhere, July’s average high temperatures create ideal conditions for outdoor activities and sightseeing. The beaches are at their best with comfortable sea temperatures, perfect for swimming and relaxing.
Learn more about July cruises
Embark on a July cruise in 2025 to discover unique experiences, from Iceland’s geothermal landscapes to the iconic Norwegian fjords and the scenic archipelago of Scandinavia. For more information and tips on these destinations, check out these dedicated blogs to help plan your journey.
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