Affinity & alumni groups
Your people, one deck.
The college crew, the club, the unit. A group trip that runs itself — while you take the credit.
How it works
Gather the core. We handle the rest.
Gather the core
Eight cabins is typically where group amenities begin. Bring the core group; the mechanics start there.
We hold the space
One booking, group terms, cabins held under the group. Your people book under it when they’re ready.
The group grows
A simple link goes out to the members — alumni list, club chat, the unit’s group thread. Each cabin books and pays its own way.
Shared moments
A private reception on night one, group dining, the annual photo. The traditions happen on purpose.
Questions
Group trips, explained.
Typically 8 cabins is where group amenities begin. Fewer than that, we still plan the trip — just as a well-organized group of friends rather than a contracted group.
At group size, lines often extend a private reception or dedicated dining. We confirm exactly what the ship provides before the group commits.
No. Each cabin pays its own way — its own deposit, its own final payment. The organizer never becomes the bank.
They book their own cabin like everyone else. No awkwardness, no subsidy — just a member of the group with their own space.
Plan the group trip
Tell us about your people.
A proposal with the sailing, the group mechanics, and the per-cabin picture — within one business day.