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| Above, adults and children at the pool area on the Norwegian Sky. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Taking a cruise should be a relaxing and tranquil experience.
However, some cruise lines that allow children may be a source of annoyance, particularly if they are unruly brats.
I have been on three cruises and I never had any bad experiences with kids on board. That doesn't mean that other travelers were so lucky. Some cruise lines are now offering adults only cruises.
According to Travel Tomorrow:
“Adults only” is about to take on a very literal meaning in 2026, with another major cruise line ensuring that not a single child steps aboard. This is in a bid to preserve “peace and calm for its passengers” and provide them with a “relaxed atmosphere of genuine hospitality and meaningful connection.”
Miami-based Oceania Cruises has announced that, from January 2026, it will only welcome guests aged 18 and over across its entire fleet of eight luxury ships. The company, which operates worldwide, visiting destinations such as Alaska, the Caribbean, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia, is joining a growing number of operators who are responding to what they describe as a “clear traveller preference for tranquillity over child-friendly activities.”
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