All Inclusive Fly Cruises 2028

All inclusive fly cruises departing throughout 2028 cover some of the most rewarding itineraries available — Japan and Southeast Asia lead the way, followed by the western Mediterranean, the Caribbean and South America, with sailings ranging from 6 to 43 nights. Every fare here includes a flight, so the cruise really is the centrepiece of a complete holiday, and Cruise1st can add hotels, transfers and tours around it.

Where Do All Inclusive Fly Cruises Go in 2028?

The 2028 sailings reach destinations across the globe, from the temples and cities of Japan to the beaches of the Caribbean and the historic harbours of the Mediterranean. Below is where the cruising is concentrated, organised by part of the world.

Japan and Southeast Asia: the Year’s Biggest Draw

Japan leads all regions in 2028, and it is easy to see why. Sailings call at Tokyo (Yokohama) and explore the country’s coastline in depth, with itineraries that regularly run to two weeks or longer. Japan cruises in 2028 attract serious demand from UK travellers, and the all inclusive fly format suits them particularly well — a long-haul flight is involved regardless, so bundling it with the cruise and a hotel either side simply makes sense.

Southeast Asia sits close behind, with Singapore appearing regularly as both an embarkation and disembarkation port. These are longer sailings — the median is 14 nights — and the all inclusive fare tier means drinks, dining and often shore excursion credits are taken care of before you board. Our Southeast Asia 2028 cruises page has the full selection if you want to filter by this region specifically, and our Asia fly 2028 cruises page covers the broader region.

If you are also considering Princess Cruises sailings to Japan and Southeast Asia in 2027–2028, those itineraries overlap neatly with what is on offer here.

The Mediterranean: Western Ports and Beyond

The Western Mediterranean is well represented, with Rome (Civitavecchia) and Barcelona among the most active embarkation and disembarkation points. Rome (Civitavecchia) and Barcelona both handle significant volumes of departures and arrivals, so flights from UK airports connect straightforwardly in either direction.

Broader Mediterranean itineraries extend the reach further, taking in both western and eastern waters. If you want to narrow your search to this region, our Mediterranean cruises 2028 page and our Mediterranean 2028 fly cruises page both give a focused view. For those who have been weighing up 2027 instead, Mediterranean cruises in 2027 are still available and worth comparing.

The Caribbean, South America and Further Afield

The Caribbean and South America both feature solidly in 2028. Caribbean sailings frequently use Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) as their home port. It is worth noting that Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) and Miami are about half an hour apart, so a Florida trip can sail from either — worth checking both for dates and prices.

Our all inclusive fly Caribbean 2028 cruises page filters this region specifically if the islands are your focus. For all inclusive Caribbean fly cruises from 2027, last year’s Caribbean all inclusive fly selection is still searchable for comparison.

Alaska, Australia, New Zealand and Central America all appear in the mix too. Alaska 2028 cruises and Australia and New Zealand 2028 cruises have dedicated pages if either of those calls to you. The Australia fly 2028 cruises page covers that region with flights included.

Buenos Aires and Hong Kong are among the disembarkation ports featured across the programme, reflecting how frequently these 2028 itineraries end somewhere different from where they begin — so a flight home is built into the planning from the start, and we handle that as part of the booking.

Which Cruise Lines Are Sailing in 2028?

Celebrity Cruises leads the selection, with more all inclusive fly sailings than any other line. Azamara and Regent Seven Seas Cruises follow, both specialising in the kind of longer, destination-focused itineraries that suit the all inclusive fly format particularly well. Norwegian Cruise Line brings its own flavour of flexible all inclusive faring, while MSC Cruises rounds out the mainstream options with broad global coverage — see our MSC fly 2028 cruises page for a direct view of their 2028 availability.

Cruise1st Packages are also — these are itineraries where we have put together the cruise, flights, hotel stays and transfers as a single bookable product, which removes the need to coordinate each component separately.

For a broader look at what each line offers in 2028, see our pages for Norwegian Cruise Line 2028 cruises, Princess Cruises 2028 and Celebrity 2028 cruises. If you are browsing the full 2028 picture without a line in mind, our cruises 2028 hub covers everything.

Costa Cruises also sails, with their all inclusive fare bundling full board and unlimited premium drinks — a good option for travellers who want a straightforward, everything-covered price. The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection appears at the luxury end, offering a very different scale of intimacy and service for those looking beyond the mainstream lines.

Ships to Know for 2028

Several ships stand out across the 2028 all inclusive fly programme, either because of what they offer on board or because of how they approach itinerary design.

Azamara Pursuit and Azamara Onward

Azamara Pursuit carries just 777 guests and is built around the idea that longer time ashore — through overnight stays and late-night port calls — changes the character of a cruise completely. Exclusive private cultural events (AzAmazing Evenings) are included in the fare, and specialty dining at Prime C and Aqualina comes at no extra charge. For cabin options, the Azamara Pursuit cabins and deck plans page has the full breakdown. Key grades include:

• Inside cabin (09): 14.7 m², sleeps 2 — a quiet, dark retreat at the entry price point
• Ocean-view cabin (04): 13.3 m², sleeps 3 — a large window brings natural daylight and sea views into the cabin
• Veranda Plus Ocean-view cabin (P1): 16.3 m², sleeps 3 — your own private balcony with direct outdoor access and sea views
• Club World Owner’s Suite (CW): 52 m², sleeps 3 — the largest cabin on board, more than three times the size of a standard veranda cabin

Azamara Onward holds around 692 guests and can dock at 167 ports that larger ships simply cannot reach — a real advantage on itineraries designed around discovery rather than beach time. Prime C Steakhouse, Aqualina Italian and a Caviar & Champagne Bar are all included. See the Azamara Onward cabins and deck plans for grade details. Cabin grades run:

• Inside cabin (09): 14.7 m², sleeps 2 — the most spacious interior grade on board
• Sea-view cabin (04): 13.3 m², sleeps 3 — natural daylight and a sea view through the cabin window
• Balcony cabin (P1): 16.3 m², sleeps 3 — private balcony with outdoor space and sea views
• Club World Owner’s Suite (CW): 52 m², sleeps 3 — the largest suite on board, 11 m² more than the Ocean Suite

Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest also sail the 2028 programme, both sharing Azamara’s signature approach to destination depth. Cabin and deck plan details for each are available on the Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest cabins pages.

Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Infinity

Celebrity Solstice was comprehensively renewed in 2026, gaining Trattoria Rossa, Fine Cut Steakhouse, a Sunset Park terrace and refreshed Retreat suites. It carries a genuine half-acre of real grass on deck — the Lawn Club — which hosts live Hot Glass Show demonstrations and outdoor cinema. Suite guests have access to The Retreat: a private pool sundeck, Luminae restaurant with menus by Daniel Boulud, and butler service. For a closer look at what is available on board, see the Celebrity Solstice cabins and deck plans.

Celebrity Infinity was refurbished in 2024, bringing this 2,170-guest Millennium-class ship to a fresh contemporary standard. Tuscan Grille serves modern Italian cuisine, while Le Petit Chef runs a unique 3D table-top dinner experience. The Retreat offers suite guests a private sundeck, exclusive Luminae restaurant and 24/7 butler and concierge service. Cabin details are on the Celebrity Infinity cabins and deck plans page.

Also sailing under Celebrity: Celebrity Xcel and Celebrity Edge. Deck plans and cabin grades for both are on the Celebrity Xcel cabins page and Celebrity Edge cabins page.

Seven Seas Grandeur

Seven Seas Grandeur sails for Regent Seven Seas Cruises and positions itself firmly in the luxury all inclusive tier. Space per guest is a headline figure — the Regent Suite alone runs to 352.7 m² of living space plus a 120 m² private terrace, which is more outdoor space than many apartments ashore. The Seven Seas Grandeur cabins and deck plans page covers the full range of suites available. Norwegian Joy also sails — cabin details are on the Norwegian Joy cabins and deck plans page.

What Do the Fares Include?

Every sailing includes a flight, but what is covered beyond that varies by cruise line and fare tier. Here is a plain-English summary of the main options.

Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity offers a tiered fare structure. The entry-level rate covers the cruise itself, letting you add extras later. The mid-tier bundles a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi in a single price — a straightforward way to lock in your outgoings before you sail. The Retreat tier is built around suite accommodation and layers premium drinks, premium Wi-Fi, exclusive lounge access and a private restaurant with Daniel Boulud menus on top. Our advisers can walk you through which tier suits your trip.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian’s base fare is cruise-only. Step up and both guests receive beverage and dining packages alongside a Wi-Fi package and shore excursion credits per port. The premium tier extends that to the full party on the reservation and broadens the dining entitlement across Norwegian’s specialty restaurants. Fare types such as last-minute offers and promotional packages appear regularly — worth asking our team what is current when you call.

Costa Cruises

Costa’s all inclusive fare covers full board — breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks — plus unlimited premium drinks, entertainment and a reserved table each evening. Their Comfort Plus tier adds room service around the clock. A flash-sale fare also appears from time to time, offering the core all inclusive benefits at a reduced price.

Are There Any Discounts on 2028 All Inclusive Fly Cruises?

Reduced-price sailings do appear across the 2028 all inclusive fly selection. Discounts are measured against the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing — not a brochure rate or any other external reference. The maximum reduction seen is up to 38%, though that applies to a single departure; most reduced sailings sit closer to 5% off. It is worth checking regularly or asking our team, as availability on reduced cabins moves quickly.

How Do I Book Flights and Hotels Around My Cruise?

Every sailing here already includes a flight, but a long-haul itinerary often calls for more than just the air ticket. A night in a hotel before you board, transfers from the airport to the port, a tour on a port day, or travel insurance — all of these can be added through Cruise1st as part of a single booking. You do not need to piece it together yourself.

Our fly cruises page covers the broader all inclusive fly-cruise selection if you want to browse without year or destination filters. The all inclusive cruises hub covers the full all inclusive range. And if you want to explore non-fly all inclusive options, the main cruises search covers everything we sell.

For the complete picture of what we can build around your cruise, the Cruise1st Packages page shows how we put flights, hotels and transfers together as one holiday. We’re cruise specialists — that is all we do, and it is the difference between booking a cruise and booking a cruise holiday.

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Looking at Other 2028 Cruises?

If all inclusive fly is not quite the filter you need, there is plenty more to explore. All 2028 cruises opens the full year without restrictions. P&O 2028 cruises covers one of the UK’s most popular lines for 2028 departures. 2028 cruises from Liverpool is worth a look if you prefer a northern departure point. 2028 Christmas cruises covers the festive period specifically.

For the same all inclusive fly format in 2027, our all inclusive fly 2027 cruises page is still active. Caribbean-focused travellers may also want to look at Caribbean fly cruises in 2027 and Caribbean 2027 cruises with New York stays. The all inclusive cruises with flights hub covers the format across all years if you are flexible on timing. For 2027 Mediterranean fly cruises, our Mediterranean 2027 fly cruises page has the options.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.