Most consecutive day at sea

Only 14 for me, when I retired, would love to do more than 40 consecutive day at sea (will also have to use the gym this time) ;)

What is yours?

Do you mean length of cruise or true sea days, when no port call is made? Because I have never heard of a cruise where the number of consecutive sea days went into double digits, not even the world tours.

The longest cruise I've taken is a 14-day transatlantic. It was a northern route that should have had no more than two consecutive sea days, but weather rerouted us and turned it I to four in a row with a missed port call.

I've also never heard of 14 sea days in a row, let alone 40. I've had 4 in a row once and there are 5 in a row planned for my next cruise which is a transatlantic.

I've also never heard of 14 sea days in a row, let alone 40. I've had 4 in a row once and there are 5 in a row planned for my next cruise which is a transatlantic.

Unless you are on a U S Navy ship.:D

I think the OP means the most consecutive days sailing (at sea). It is 39 for us.

Longest for us was this past spring on a B2B on the Millennium for 27 nights. I loved the time on board and hated to have to get off when we were done. Now a 7 night cruise feels much too short.

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Longest for us was this past spring on a B2B on the Millennium for 27 nights. I loved the time on board and hated to have to get off when we were done. Now a 7 night cruise feels much too short.

 

 

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That's the problem with longer cruises you want the next to be longer still :D

Longest for us was this past spring on a B2B on the Millennium for 27 nights. I loved the time on board and hated to have to get off when we were done. Now a 7 night cruise feels much too short.

 

 

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My husband calls a 7 night cruise a "pretend cruise" We are looking forward to our longest cruise next year on the Solstice from January 27 to March 22. Can't wait to enjoy Australia New Zealand and New Caledonia.:)

A B2B2B for us totaling 29 nights. We loved it. Have one planned for next year a B2B 30 nights. can't wait

64 days in the Pacific.

Last year we did B2B2B from Sydney, Au to Seattle. It was 38 days. Our retirement present to ourselves.

My longest is 32 days, San Diego to Rome. Second longest was 26 days, Star Princess Inaugural, Singapore to LA. On that one, we had nine days in a row at sea, Osaka to Honolulu. EM

42 days for me

There is a frequent cruiser here on Cruise Critic who's Cruise Critic ID is ~Cruisenut~ who spends a good part of their fall and winter cruising each year. They posted a while back that they were heading out on a 58 night cruise this fall: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2105207

I don't know how long their typical stretches are but if they follow their usual pattern they'll be heading out on a second long stretch later in the winter as well.

I think there are a couple of others who cruise like them here on Cruise Critic and we're only familiar with those who frequent Celebrity.

I think the OP means the most consecutive days sailing (at sea). It is 39 for us.

What he said :)

There is a frequent cruiser here on Cruise Critic who's Cruise Critic ID is ~Cruisenut~ who spends a good part of their fall and winter cruising each year. They posted a while back that they were heading out on a 58 night cruise this fall: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2105207

 

I don't know how long their typical stretches are but if they follow their usual pattern they'll be heading out on a second long stretch later in the winter as well.

 

I think there are a couple of others who cruise like them here on Cruise Critic and we're only familiar with those who frequent Celebrity.

Indeed, the nickname fits hahaha

Look at the World Ship Condo, people buy condos on a cruise ship as their residence.

You can also set up a yearly cabin on board Cunard.

Look at any online cruise search and you will find many world cruises where people will sail 100 days or more.

Any of those sites will give you an idea of how many consecutive days people are on a cruise.

Happy cruisng 🌊🚢🇺🇸🌅

In a few weeks we will be spending 38 nights on the Constellation on a B2B2B. It will be our longest 'cruise', breaking our current record of 27 nights on a B2B.

In terms of sea days, we did a fall TA on the Wind Surf, from Lisbon to Barbados. It was 14 nights, no ports. We loved it, seas were incredibly calm. Now Wind Star offers 22 nights, Tahiti to Costa Rica, again with no ports. We may get to that one eventually. With no cruise director, no nightly shows, you need to be able to entertain yourself. But, with the smaller sized ship, you do get to meet most other passengers.

We did a 15 day transatlantic this year. I have a 16 day booked for next year. That's about the limit for the amount of time I can get off at once. I would like to do longer vacations when I retire, but that's a long way away.

Check out the HAL line threads. Many of those folks have 100+ days at a crack.

Have a 14 night TransAtlantic in the Spring. Eight sea days, six are consecutive after departing Ft Lauderdale.

We have done a few TA's with a BTB and they all run around 30 days. The cruise we have booked for 2015 is a BTBTB and will be 45 days.

Spend over 90 days in the Red Sea in 1978 on the USS Truett (Navy Frigate) with only brief stops for fuel...

Dennis

My longest cruise was 49 days sailing from Ft. Lauderdale to San Francisco via Cape Horn on the Carnival Splendor in 2009.

Check out the HAL line threads. Many of those folks have 100+ days at a crack.

Another HAL cruiser boarded the Amsterdam on Sunday for a 7 month voyage. He posts more pictures than words on his blog but very enjoyable to go along for the ride!

I have trouble with links but if you're interested you can search for Jeff Farschman blog and it will come up.