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Cruises in June
Set sail this summer on an all-inclusive cruise in June. Our June cruises from the UK offer a range of departures and destinations on sun-soaked boutique ships in 2025. Choose from ocean cruise destinations such as the Mediterranean or the picturesque British Isles and Ireland, each offering unforgettable experiences both on board and ashore.
Cruises in June 2025
Top Cruise Destinations in June
Discover the destinations to visit on a June cruise.
Portofino, Italy
This elegant coastal town is known for its attractive harbour surrounded by pastel-coloured houses, luxurious yachts and exclusive boutiques. Visit Catello Brown for a splendid panoramic view or experience La Dolce Vita with a relaxing drink at a waterfront bar.
Find out moreLivorno, Italy
Along with Venetian-style canals, Livorno offers a gateway to Tuscany – home to sweeping views of the Tuscan countryside and Pisa’s iconic leaning tower. Livorno’s port boasts the 16th-century Fortezza Vecchia, whilst the indoor Central Market showcases the local culture.
Find out moreLa Rochelle, France
Renowned for its well-preserved medieval towers guarding the old port, La Rochelle has a rich maritime history and a lively atmosphere. Stroll along the bustling quays or observe thousands of marine creatures in the local Aquarium, proud of their connection to the Atlantic and marine conservation.
Find out moreMarseille, France
As France’s oldest city, Marseille blends over 2500 years of history with a modern vibrancy, and a must-try hearty signature stew (Bouillabaisse). Wander through Le Panier district to see the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde, or head to La Friche la Belle de Mai: a former tobacco factory, transformed into a creative hub for art and music.
Find out moreLisbon, Portugal
Lisbon’s iconic skyline encapsulates the Jeronimos Monastery and Belem Tower, while Castelo de Sao Jorge sits atop one of Lisbon’s seven hills. Delve into Portugal’s past with a visit to the historic Alfama district with its decorative, azulejos tiles and colourful buildings. The neoclassical Baixa district showcases its boulevards and elegant squares for a more modern twist.
Find out moreOporto, Portugal
The birthplace of port wine, Oporto is an ideal destination for both culture and culinary enthusiasts. Tour its atmospheric Ribeira district with its maze of cobbled streets, visit the opulent Livraria Lello bookshop and sample local port wine in the nearby Douro Valley.
Find out moreLa Coruna, Spain
This Galician gem has some unique treasures including an artistic Sculpture Park and the oldest Roman lighthouse still in use. More highlights include the Church of Santiago and the Plaza de Maria Pita, both nestled in the quaint square of the Old Town. Paseo Maritimo is one of Europe’s longest urban promenades, ideal for admiring the sea view.
Find out moreBarcelona, Spain
Barcelona is a city where history and creativity meet. Explore the Sagrada Familia basilica and the multicoloured mosaics of Park Güell – another of Gaudi’s masterpieces. This lively gem is also home to La Rambla: a lively street lined with cafes, street performers and markets.
Find out moreCartagena, Spain
Located on Spain’s southeastern coast in the Murcia region, this vibrant port city boasts a rich tapestry of history stretching back over 2000 years. Cartagena has many Roman ruins, medieval fortresses and modernist architecture. Also, with plenty of beaches, this destination is great for those seeking authentic Spanish culture.
Find out moreBelfast, Northern Ireland
Whether you are tracing the city’s Titanic legacy or exploring its lively streets, Belfast captivates visitors with its historical charm. Titanic Belfast, The Peace Walls and Murals and the Belfast Castle are just a few of the many architectural wonders on offer. Alternatively, perhaps enjoy the live music and crafts of St George’s Market or head to the UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway.
Find out moreIsles of Scilly, UK
This archipelago is located near the Cornish coast, offering white sandy beaches such as Tresco’s Pentle Bay and miles of coastal paths where you may spot seals basking on rocks. In this tropical retreat, pay a visit to The Garrison Walls to learn about local history, or wander through the Tresco Abbey Garden to see thousands of exotic plants.
Find out moreSt Peter Port, Guernsey, UK
Explore this gem of the Channel Islands – taking in the seafront promenade lined by bobbing boats and independent shops. Explore literary history at Hauteville House, visit 800-year-old Castle Cornet, learn about the World War Two occupation at the Underground German Hospital or hop on a boat to the nearby island of Herm.
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