Fun Cruises You Can Still Book for 2020

It's not too late to get onboard with a cruise in 2020. There are still a number of opportunities, whether it be sailing around the world on a long, 200-day-plus adventure or a weeklong getaway to the Caribbean. These cruises are sure to put the wind in your sails.

Set sail on the first Quantum Class ship in 2020. The Odyssey of the Seas is coming to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, next fall. Book the inaugural cruise, a four-night journey to the Bahamas and Perfect Day at CocoCay.

Paul Gauguin specializes in the South Pacific and travelers can book the exotic, sixteen-night Fiji to Bali itinerary sailing from Lautoka, Fiji, and calling in Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu; Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands; Samarai Island, Papua New Guinea; Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea; Thursday Island, Australia; Dili, Timor-Leste; Komodo Island, Indonesia; and Benoa, Bali, Indonesia.

Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours' just launched its stunning luxury expedition ship, the 228-passenger Scenic Eclipse in New York City. The vessel will sail to 68 ports in its inaugural season, including several UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Get on board with a Mediterranean cruise from Venice to Budapest in June of next year.

Disney Cruise Line is sailing to Hawaii in 2020. The cruise line is returning to the Islands with nine- and 10-night itineraries that call on the Big Island, Maui, Kauai and Oahu, starting in either Honolulu or Vancouver.

Travelers can save on Uniworld's newest itinerary for 2020, Rhine, Moselle & Blissful Baden-Baden, a 12-day trip from Germany's picturesque spa town of Baden-Baden to Frankfurt from $3,499.

Sail the Med next year with MSC on a winter cruise. Depart in November and enjoy five days and four nights onboard the MSC Virtuosa for just $259 per person. Guests depart from Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy, and disembark in Genoa while sailing to France and Spain.

Sail onboard Costa Cruises newest ship the Costa Smeralda next year. Start 2020 off right with a cruise through the Mediterranean from Savona to Marseille, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca and Civitavecchia (Rome) and La Spezia on an eight-day cruise.

Set sail onboard the first hybrid cruise ship. Hurtigruten's Roald Amundsen made her electrifying debut in September and, in the summer of 2020, travelers will find her plying the waters of Alaska. Choose from five different itineraries departing in May and June of next year.

Explore the Mexican Riviera with Holland America Line this spring. The seven-day cruise departs April 18 from San Diego and is perfect for spring break. Calls include Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta. Prices start at $649.

Next year, AmaWaterways will be expanding its wellness program and bringing it to passengers traveling with the cruise line in Southeast Asia. Guests can experience morning stretching, core strengthening, resistance band classes, wellness walks, yoga and more.

Experience the Riches of the Mekong from Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh city on a seven-night cruise onboard the AmaDara on January 13, 2020.

The Norwegian Escape, Norwegian Dawn, Norwegian Getaway, and Norwegian Epic will be sailing around Europe in the summer of 2020. In fact, the Norwegian Escape will make her European debut in the Baltic on May 29 with a nine-day cruise from Copenhagen, Denmark with calls to Warnemunde, Germany; Tallinn, Estonia, Helsinki, Finland; Stockholm (Nynashamn), Sweden and an overnight in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

The Carnival Victory will transform into the Carnival Radiance with all the latest bars and pubs, sports activities, spa amenities and dining spots onboard in 2020. The ship will start the season sailing from Galveston, Texas, with five-day Western Caribbean cruises calling in Cozumel and the Yucatan.

Go all out with a river cruise on Emerald Waterways' Splendours of Europe itinerary. The 15-day journey begins in Amsterdam and ends in Budapest with stops in Cologne, the Rhine Gorge, Rudesheim, Miltenberg, Wertheim, Wurzburg, Bamberg, Nuremberg, Passau, Durnstein, Vienna and more. Twenty-twenty sailings begin in April and run through October.

Have no plans for the coming year? Why not sail around the world with Seabourn? The 146-day World Cruise sets sail January 4, 2020, from Miami to San Francisco, circumnavigating the globe and calling in South America, the Western Coast of Africa, Southeast Asia, Australia, the South Pacific, Hawaii, and more before returning to Miami.

Explore Australia and New Zealand onboard Silversea's Silver Muse in 2020. The ship will spend more than four months in the region and will take passengers to Australia's Great Barrier Reef and to New Zealand's majestic fjords.

Windstar will be taking part in the Sail Amsterdam Celebration in 2020. The cruise line will also sail two 60-plus-day itineraries, including the Star Collector: Comprehensive Europe Flagship Sailing which includes 48 total ports in 20 countries over 62 days.

Experience an iconic trans-Atlantic crossing on the Queen Mary 2 onboard Cunard Line. Spend a week relaxing onboard, sailing from New York City to Southampton, England.

American Cruise Line will debut the American Jazz in late August. The vessel will begin sailing Mississippi cruises.

The cruise line has also formulated an all-new Alaskan itinerary for 2020: the eleven-day Alaskan Explorer Cruise.

Travelers will have their first chance to sail on the Scarlet Lady when Virgin Voyages makes its debut in April of next year. The inaugural season will offer cruises to the Riviera Maya, the Bahamas, the Dominican Republic, Key West and more.

Make 2020 a year to remember and go around the world with Oceania Cruises. The Global Quest is a 200-day circumnavigation of the globe onboard the Insignia. Passengers sail from Miami to New York stopping just about everywhere in between, including Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Ushuaia Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, Thailand, Japan, Alaska and more.

In 2020, Regent Seven Seas Cruises will introduce four new Grand Voyages, including the 91-Night Grand Arctic Discovery. Onboard the Seven Seas Navigator, passengers sail for 74 nights from New York to Barcelona, departing June 15, 2020.

Experience Europe in the summer on a Riviera River Cruises' new Vienna, Bohemia & Treasures of the Danube River Cruise. The eight-day sailing includes Vienna, Krems, Passau, Regensberg, Linz, Cesky Krumlov and more.

Crystal on Broadway theme cruises set sail in 2020. Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity will each offer 10 sailings that welcome Broadway stars to their stages.

Combine a river and ocean cruise with Viking Cruises. The Rhine & Viking Shores & Fjords is a 15-day, immersive journey that visits key areas of Scandinavia and Europe, starting in Bergen, Norway, and concluding in Basel, Switzerland.

Azamara will be calling in the African Continent for the first time in 2020. These new South Africa will include pre-and post-cruise packages from Micato Safaris. The 10-night South Africa Intensive Voyage departs January 31, 2020, on the Azamara Quest.

Princess Cruises is offering guests up to 40 percent off select voyages from February 2020 through May 2020. The sale includes cruises all around the globe.

Golden Princess is sailing a new season of 14-day Inside Passage voyages roundtrip from Los Angeles with a visit to Hubbard Glacier.

Experience Tauck's newest river ship, purpose-built for the Douro in Portugal. Tauck is offering three Douro River itineraries aboard the Andorinha in 2020.

Start the New Year off with an adventure. The Celebrity Constellation will set sail on its Best of India & Southeast Asia itinerary one January 2, 2020.

Experience the Amazon with Avalon Waterways in 2020. From the Inca Empire to the Peruvian Amazon takes guests on an 11-day roundtrip journey from Lima that includes a visit to Machu Picchu and a cruise onboard the Delfin III on the Amazon River.