The Best All Inclusive Cruises, Line by Line
What each line publishes about its fares, grouped by type.
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There is no single list of the best all inclusive cruises, because “best” depends on what you want included. Here is what several lines publish about their fares, grouped by type, so you can match the inclusions to how you travel.
Inclusions change. Lines revise what their fares include, sometimes by market and fare type. We describe what each line publishes at the time of writing; always confirm the inclusions on your own quote before you book.
Luxury All-Inclusive Lines
| Line | What the line says is included | Notable extras |
|---|---|---|
| Regent Seven Seas | Unlimited shore excursions, specialty dining, beverages, Wi-Fi and prepaid gratuities; a higher fare type adds flights | Some premium tours and items |
| Silversea | Butler service in every suite, drinks, Wi-Fi and onboard gratuities | Shore excursions depend on the fare and voyage |
| Seabourn | Fine wines and premium spirits, Wi-Fi and all dining venues; tipping neither required nor expected | Shore excursions; spa gratuity |
| Explora Journeys | Gratuities, Wi-Fi and most beverages | A reserve wine list, some dining experiences and its Destination Experiences ashore |
Premium Lines With Generous Inclusions
| Line | What the line says is included |
|---|---|
| Oceania Cruises | Under its current program, specialty dining, unlimited Wi-Fi and shipboard gratuities; for bookings from mid-September 2025, a choice of a shore excursion credit or wine and beer at lunch and dinner |
| Viking | On its ocean ships, a shore excursion in each port, beer, wine and soft drinks with lunch and dinner, Wi-Fi and its alternative restaurants |
| Virgin Voyages | All its restaurants, Wi-Fi, group fitness classes and basic drinks such as soda, drip coffee, tea and water |
Mainstream Lines With Bundled Fares
Some large lines offer a bundled fare alongside the standard one. Celebrity Cruises sells an “All Included” fare that bundles a classic drinks package and Wi-Fi; whether tips are part of it has varied by market and date, so check your quote. Norwegian Cruise Line’s More At Sea bundles an open bar package, specialty dining meals, Wi-Fi time and shore excursion credit, with amounts that depend on the length of the sailing. Other mainstream lines sell drinks, Wi-Fi and dining as separate packages.
Choosing the Best One for You
- If you want everything settled before you board, look at the luxury lines.
- If you want a stylish, adult ship with most dining included, compare the premium lines.
- If you want big-ship fun with the drinks question answered, compare bundled fares with buying packages separately.
- If the experience matters more than the inclusions, our sister site Cruising First Class explores luxury cruising in depth.
Best All-Inclusive Cruises: Questions
Which line is the most all-inclusive?
Among the lines here, Regent Seven Seas includes the widest range in its standard fare, adding unlimited shore excursions to drinks, dining, Wi-Fi and gratuities. Whether it is “best” depends on whether you want that range.
Is there an all-inclusive cruise for families?
Most luxury all-inclusive lines are aimed at adults. Families usually do better with a mainstream line and selected packages, or a bundled fare where available.
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