| Adonia |
P&O Cruises |
1998 |
77000 |
Transferred back to Princess Cruises fleet in 2005 as Sea Princess. |
| Adventures of the Seas |
Royal Caribbean International |
2001 |
138,000 |
Operating |
| Aegean Odyssey |
Voyages to Antiquity |
1973 |
11,563 |
Formerly Narcis, Aegean Dolphin and Aegean I. Operating |
| Aida |
AIDA Cruises |
1999 |
38,531 |
Now named AIDAcara |
| AIDAaura |
AIDA Cruises |
2003 |
42,289 |
Operating |
| Alexandr Pushkin |
Baltic Shipping Company |
1965 |
19,860 |
Ended service in 1990. Currently operating as Marco Polo for Orient Lines |
| Allure of the Seas |
Royal Caribbean International |
2010 |
225,000 |
Starts service in December 2010 |
| Amadea |
Phoenix Reisen |
2006 |
28,717 |
Operating. Ex-Asuka |
| Amant |
Phoenix Voyages (Vietnam) |
2010 |
|
Built in 2010 by a local Vietnamese shipyard (Vuotsong), L'Amant operates on the Mekong River in Vietnam, and is without any doubt the most well constructed vessel sailing in Vietnam. |
| Amerikanis |
Chandris Cruises / Costa Cruises |
1967 |
17,041 |
Originally Union-Castle Line ship Kenya Castle. Laid up in 1996 and scrapped in 2001 |
| Andes |
Royal Mail Lines |
1959 |
27,000 |
Was liner, became cruise ship in 1959. |
| Anna Nery |
Companhia de Navegacao Costeira |
1962 |
|
Ended service in 1978. Currently operating as Salamis Glory |
| Apollo |
Direct Cruises |
1999 |
|
Laid up in 2000. Later operated as Apollon |
| Apollon |
Epirotiki |
1993 |
|
Ended service in 1999. Later operated as Apollon |
| Aquamarine |
Louis Cruise Lines |
2005 |
23,149 GT |
Operating. Sailed as Arielle 2006-2008. Former Carousel built as Nordic Prince. |
| Arkadia |
various |
1985 |
18,853 |
Ex-Astor. Since 2001 sailing for Transocean Tours. Renamed Astoria 2002. |
| Artemis |
P&O Cruises |
2005 |
44,348 GRT |
Operating |
| Awani Dream II |
Awani Cruises |
1996 |
|
Now operating with Royal Olympic, as Olympic Countess |
| Azamara Journey |
Azamara Cruises |
2007 |
30,277 |
Formerly R6 for Renaissance Cruises until 2000, Blue Dream for Pullmantur Cruises until 2005. |