Croc Farms/Cruise

What are the biggest cruise lines in Europe?
Carnival
Within Europe, just four cruise companies make up most of the market share. Of these, Carnival is by far the leading cruise company in Europe, accounting for 45 per cent of the total market in 2021. Carnival owns and operates numerous brands, including Costa, AIDA, and P&O Cruises.
Fred Olsen
Expect a true British cruising experience aboard comfortable, intimate and inviting vessels. Enjoy traditional formal dining or a more relaxed experience in the buffet restaurant. Stay active at the fitness centre, lounge by the pool or work on your golf game. Along with afternoon tea, an internet cafe and evening cabaret productions are just some of the highlights onboard.
P&O Cruises
P&O Cruises is one of the most recognizable names in European cruising. As the oldest cruise line in the world, P&O has established a presence in European destinations that include Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Estonia, the British Isles, Italy, Spain, Norway, and — of course — England.
Viking Ocean Cruises
Viking is already well-known for their European river cruises, so they are a shoo-in for being a fantastic ocean-going choice in the region too. The cosy, Scandinavian-style ships are perfect for visiting historic and beautiful cities in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, and the line has a particular focus on voyages through Scandinavia and the eastern Mediterranean.
Azamara Club Cruises
When it comes to cruising the Meditteranean, Azamara offers among the best top-notch luxury sailings complete with fully immersive experiences in the region. The line sails to Mediterranean regions including the Greek Isles, Amalfi Coast, French Riviera, the Adriatic, and more.