When cruise holidays began in the mid-19th century there were first, second and even third-class cabins.
But in the more egalitarian post-Second World War period, ‘classes’ were largely dropped – until now.
Cruise lines have been bringing in exclusive sections where only customers who pay extra are allowed access to perks such as private pools, lounges, restaurants and butler service.
So, here’s our guide to the new ‘ship-within-a-ship’ world.
Cruise lines have increasingly been introducing exclusive sections for the highest paying customers. Here’s our guide to this ultra-exclusive world
Norwegian Cruise Line: The Haven
An infinity pool to the aft
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