Eastern Caribbean
from$1,150Seven nights round trip from Miami through Nassau, St. Thomas and St. Maarten. Beach days, duty-free islands and two full days at sea to do nothing at all.
Set sail from Lagos.
Cruise itineraries with the flights, transfers and hotel nights around them handled by the same team that has been planning tailormade travel from Lagos since 2010. Browse the sailings below, then send us the cabin you want.
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Sailings
Sailings
Choose your waters.
Twelve routes, filterable by region and by season. Every fare is per person, twin share, and covers your cabin, full board and port taxes — flights from Lagos, transfers and hotel nights are added when we quote.
Greek Isles & Turkey
from$1,290Seven nights from Athens calling at Mykonos, Kusadasi, Patmos and Santorini — whitewashed harbours, ancient ruins and dinner on deck as the sun goes down.
Western Mediterranean
from$1,740Ten nights Barcelona to Rome, calling at Marseille, Genoa, Florence's port and Naples. The longest itinerary on this page and the hardest one to beat.
Dubai & The Gulf
from$890Five nights from Dubai with Abu Dhabi and Doha on the way. Desert, skyscrapers and warm water — the shortest hop on this page and the easiest to reach from Lagos.
Japan Spring Cruise
from$2,180Nine nights from Yokohama with Kyoto, Hiroshima and Nagasaki ashore. Cherry blossom season, temple mornings and the best food at sea.
Hong Kong & Taiwan
from$1,690Eight nights from Hong Kong to Taipei and Kaohsiung, with a night in the city before you sail. Neon streets, night markets and a harbour you will not forget.
Seychelles Island Hopping
from$1,240Six nights between Mahé, Praslin and La Digue — granite boulders, clear water and beaches you will have almost to yourself.
Mauritius & Réunion
from$1,360Seven nights round trip from Port Louis with a day on Réunion. Le Morne in the background, warm Indian Ocean water and resort-standard service on board.
Maldives Atoll Cruise
from$1,980Six nights hopping the atolls: snorkelling stops, sandbank picnics and evenings anchored in water so clear it looks lit from below.
Nile Discovery
from$1,420Eight nights Luxor to Aswan with Abu Simbel by road — the classic Nile sailing. Temples at dawn and a cabin that moves while you sleep.
Zanzibar & The Swahili Coast
from$1,180Seven nights from Dar es Salaam to Zanzibar and the islands beyond — reef days, spice markets and Stone Town after dark.
Cape Town Coastal
from$1,050Six nights round trip from the V&A Waterfront with Mossel Bay and Port Elizabeth — Table Mountain from the water and the Garden Route by sea.
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Cabins
Cabins
Four ways to sleep at sea.
The same ship, four very different weeks. Fares below are per person on the cheapest sailing in each category — your cabin and date are quoted properly once you send the form.
From $890 per person
Interior
The quietest, darkest sleep on board: around 160 sq ft, a full bathroom and a bed that turns down while you are at dinner. Best if you plan to be ashore all day anyway.
From $1,090 per person
Ocean View
Around 180 sq ft with a window or porthole over the water, and somewhere to sit and watch the port slide past while you drink your coffee.
From $1,390 per person
Balcony
200 sq ft inside plus a 45 sq ft balcony of your own: sunrise coffee, dinner outside, and somewhere to hang a wet swimsuit that is not the bathroom.
From $2,180 per person
Suite
From 300 sq ft with a separate living area, a bigger balcony, priority boarding and disembarkation, and the ship's best restaurants included in the fare.
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Day by day
Day by day
What a week actually looks like.
The Eastern Caribbean, seven nights, as an example. Every sailing we quote arrives with the same treatment: ports, transfers and sea days spelled out before you pay a naira.
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Day 1 — Miami, embarkation
Drop your bags from midday, explore the ship, and sail at 4:30pm with the skyline behind you. Dinner is at seven, or whenever you feel like showing up.
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Day 2 — At sea
A full day to learn the ship: pool decks, the spa, the shows, and which chair in the sun is yours by right. Nothing to do, on purpose.
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Day 3 — Nassau, Bahamas
Tender in after breakfast. The Straw Market, the bridge to Paradise Island, or a beach cabana — all within walking distance of the dock.
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Day 4 — At sea
Second sea day. By now you know which chair is yours, and the crew know your coffee order.
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Day 5 — Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
One of the prettiest harbours in the Caribbean. Magens Bay for a swim, or the cable car up Paradise Point for the view back down to the ship.
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Day 6 — Philipsburg, St. Maarten
The Dutch side for Front Street and Maho Beach, where the planes land over the sand — or a short taxi ride to the French side for lunch.
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Day 7 — At sea
The last full day at sea. Pack tonight, sleep in tomorrow, and take the long way to breakfast.
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Day 8 — Miami, disembarkation
Breakfast from 6:00 and ashore by 9:00, with your transfer to the airport arranged if you are flying home the same day.
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How it works
How it works
From this page to the gangway.
No payment is taken on this website. Four steps, every deadline in writing, one team from the first message to the flight home.
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You pick a sailing
Choose a route and a cabin below, or tell us roughly where and when. A WhatsApp message is enough to start.
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We hold it for 48 hours
We check availability with the cruise line and hold your cabin while you decide. Nothing is paid at this stage.
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You confirm with a deposit
A deposit secures the fare — typically 20 to 25 per cent. The balance is due 90 days before sailing, and every deadline is written down.
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We carry the rest
Flights from Lagos, transfers, hotel nights before you board, visas and travel insurance, all on one itinerary.
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Book your cabin
Book your cabin
Tell us which sailing.
Send the form and our cruise desk replies within one business day with availability, the exact fare and everything it includes. Nothing is charged here.
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Questions
Questions
The things people ask us first.
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What is included in a cruise fare?
Your cabin, all meals in the main dining rooms and buffet, entertainment, the pool decks and port taxes. Drinks, speciality restaurants, WiFi, shore excursions and gratuities are usually extra — we will tell you exactly what your fare covers before you pay.
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Can you add flights from Lagos?
Yes. We book your return flights from Lagos to the embarkation city, plus a hotel night before the cruise and the transfers between airport, hotel and port — all on the same itinerary.
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Do I need a visa?
It depends on your passport and the ports of call. We check the visa requirement for every itinerary and handle applications and eVisas where they are needed.
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How much is the deposit?
Typically 20 to 25 per cent of the total fare to secure the cabin, with the balance due 90 days before sailing. Every deadline comes to you in writing before any money changes hands.
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Is travel insurance included?
Not by default, but we can arrange comprehensive cover alongside your booking, including the cruise-specific policies that regular travel insurance does not always include.
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Can children and large groups sail?
Yes. Cabins sleep two to five, interconnecting cabins are available for families, and we handle group blocks of nine cabins or more with negotiated fares and a single point of contact.
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What if I need to cancel?
Cancellation terms follow the cruise line's schedule and get stricter closer to departure. We send you the exact terms with your quote, before any payment is made.
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How do I reach you?
Call or WhatsApp +234 813 1622 558, e-mail info@sweetoursholidays.com, or use the form above. Our studio is at 1, Olu Oyedeji Street, Ikorodu, Lagos, open Monday to Saturday.
Still deciding
Not sure which ocean?
Tell us your dates, your budget and who is coming. We will come back with two or three sailings that fit — and the flights from Lagos to match.