Pitcairn Islands Cruises: Sailings, Embarkations & Ports of Call
7 ships from 6 cruise lines
Pitcairn Islands cruises at a glance
Waterways Cruise lists 27 upcoming sailings on 7 ships from 6 cruise lines visiting Pitcairn Islands, calling at 1 place. Cruises visit Pitcairn Islands as a port of call and do not start or end here. More South Pacific & Australia cruises.
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About Pitcairn Islands
The British Overseas Territories are not a single country but a constellation of island territories with deep British heritage and strikingly different geography. For cruise travelers, the practical choices are Bermuda's pink-sand Atlantic charm, Grand Cayman's coral reefs and Stingray City, the British Virgin Islands' sailing waters, Turks & Caicos' beaches, Gibraltar's Rock, and the sub-Antarctic wilderness of the Falklands and South Georgia. Because the territories are scattered, the key is to choose a route family first: the Caribbean/Atlantic sunbelt, or the Southern Ocean/European gateway.
Typical routes
- Caribbean & Atlantic island sunbelt
- Southern Ocean & European gateway
Ports overview
Cruise calls to British Overseas Territories are divided by geography and ship style. Bermuda is an Atlantic island reached from the US East Coast; Grand Cayman, Road Town, and Grand Turk are Caribbean sun-belt ports; Gibraltar is a Mediterranean/Atlantic gateway; Stanley and Grytviken are expedition stops in the Southern Ocean.
Cruise season
Bermuda: April–October for warmest weather; Caribbean territories: November–April; Gibraltar: March–October for sightseeing, year-round calls; Falklands/South Georgia: November–March only.
Find your Pitcairn Islands sailing
Upcoming sailings calling at Pitcairn Islands, earliest departure first.
16 Days One-Way from Callao-Lima to Papeete
Visits Pitcairn Islands. Also visits Peru, Chile, French Polynesia
Crystal Symphony
19 Days One-Way from Valparaiso-Santiago to Papeete
Visits Pitcairn Islands. Also visits Chile, French Polynesia
Scenic Eclipse 2
31 Days One-Way from Valparaiso-Santiago to Lautoka
Visits Pitcairn Islands. Also visits Chile, French Polynesia, Society Islands French Polynesia
Scenic Eclipse 2
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Where Pitcairn Islands cruises start and end
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No cruises start here.
Disembarkation ports (0)
No cruises end here.
Ships by type: 6 ocean 1 expedition · a ship that visits several places here is counted once; an expedition ship that also sails as an ocean ship appears under both types.
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Pitcairn Islands cruise port guide
Cruise ports, what to see, history and practical advice.
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Frequently asked questions about Pitcairn Islands cruises
How many places do cruises visit in Pitcairn Islands?
1 Pitcairn Islands place are visited by 7 ships from 6 cruise lines.
When is the best time to take a Pitcairn Islands cruise?
Bermuda: April–October for warmest weather; Caribbean territories: November–April; Gibraltar: March–October for sightseeing, year-round calls; Falklands/South Georgia: November–March only.
Sources and further reading
Background on Pitcairn Islands draws on these references. Sailing, fare and port data come from cruise line itineraries and are refreshed regularly.
- UK Government: British Overseas Territories
- CIA World Factbook: Bermuda
- CIA World Factbook: Cayman Islands
- CIA World Factbook: British Virgin Islands
- CIA World Factbook: Turks and Caicos Islands
- CIA World Factbook: Gibraltar
Created by the Waterways Cruise content team and reviewed and fact-checked by J. Richard, Sr. Cruise Travel Agent and Founder of Waterways Cruise.
Published September 9, 2026 · Last updated October 17, 2026
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