
Crystal Endeavor: Expedition voyages, ranging from 12 to 22 nights, will focus on the polar regions, Russian Far East, Northeast Passage, South Pacific, and beyond.

Scarlet Lady: April brings the much-anticipated debut of Virgin Voyages' flagship, the 2,770-passenger Scarlet Lady -- the first of four planned Virgin vessels.

Mardi Gras: The Carnival Cruise ship will be the first ship sailing North America to be powered by LNG -- liquefied natural gas for greener energy.

Evrima: This sleek, 298-passenger ship by Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection rolls out in June.

Celebrity Apex: Touting next-level contemporary design, with an emphasis on bringing the outside in, guests aboard the 2,910-passenger ship have a bevy of options before them.

Odyssey of the Seas: The ship's action-packed top deck includes a bilevel pool deck, kids' aqua park, North Star observation pod, skydiving simulator and bungee trampoline.

Iona: The P&O Cruise ship boasts 19 decks of diversion -- including the glass-enclosed SkyDome.

Seven Seas Splendor: The 750-passenger ship features only the swankiest amenities in a luxe setting.

MSC Virtuosa: The ship will offer an inaugural season of four- to seven-night itineraries in the Mediterranean.

Enchanted Princess: Passengers can expect new and enhanced public spaces, including a brand-new French bistro (conceived by Michelin-starred chef Emmanuel Renaut), a jazz club and a gastropub.


