Mein Schiff

Profile facts

The key facts about Mein Schiff at a glance.

Segment

Premium · feel-good

Onboard language

Consistently German

Fleet

9 ships

Operator

TUI Cruises

Style

Calm, high-quality, relaxed

Ideal for

Couples, foodies, premium entry

• Premium instead of club ship

  Less party focus than AIDA, more room for relaxation, dining and a calmer onboard life – with German language and clear organisation throughout.

• All-inclusive character

  Many services are already priced in. That makes costs more predictable and reduces constant add-ons onboard.

• InTUItion newbuilds

  Mein Schiff Relax and Flow stand for the new XL generation: larger, LNG-capable and with an evolved comfort concept.

Fleet & live position

All current ships – with links to the ship page and VesselFinder map.

Fleet table

Technical specs at a glance – passenger counts and decks are approximate.

Mein Schiff topics

Drinks & inclusions, fares, cabins, family travel and seasonal entry points around TUI Cruises.

• Mein Schiff drinks & inclusionsMein Schiff markets a strong all-inclusive character: many drinks and services are already in the cruise fare. It sti…Open →
• Mein Schiff fares explainedMein Schiff mainly sells a premium comfort promise: calmer onboard life, German language and a high inclusion share.…Open →
• Mein Schiff with childrenMein Schiff is family-friendly but calmer than classic club ships. Nest, Kids Club and teens lounge cover the age gro…Open →
• Mein Schiff cabinsCabin choice shapes the cruise experience more than many extras. On Mein Schiff the range runs from compact insides t…Open →
• Mein Schiff restaurantsDining is a core Mein Schiff promise: generous buffets, rotating specialties and a calmer restaurant experience than…Open →
• Mein Schiff destinationsThe Mein Schiff fleet mainly serves classics of the German-speaking market: Mediterranean, Norway/Northern Europe, Ca…Open →
• Mein Schiff last minuteLast minute on Mein Schiff can cut the cruise fare – often at the expense of cabin choice or flexibility. Spontaneous…Open →
• Mein Schiff early birdBooking early on Mein Schiff mainly means: better cabin location, preferred dates and often attractive advance prices…Open →
• Mein Schiff ChristmasChristmas on Mein Schiff means festive décor, German-speaking holidays and often mild destinations such as the Canari…Open →
• Mein Schiff New Year’s EveNew Year’s Eve cruises with Mein Schiff combine premium ambience with a festive programme. Spaces are sought-after –…Open →
• Mein Schiff short cruisesShort cruises are the uncomplicated entry to Mein Schiff: few nights, manageable cost, a first feel for premium comfo…Open →

Typical destinations

The programme changes by season – these regions are especially typical for Mein Schiff.

• Mediterranean

  Classics from the Balearics to the Adriatic – often with departures from the western and central Mediterranean.

• Northern Europe & fjords

  Norway, North Cape and Scandinavian ports – popular in the summer season.

• Canaries & Orient

  Winter sun in the Canaries plus selected Orient and Atlantic itineraries depending on the seasonal programme.

All travel regions →

Frequently asked questions

• Mein Schiff or AIDA?

  AIDA is livelier, more family-strong and more entertainment-focused. Mein Schiff feels calmer, more premium and more strongly all-inclusive. Both are consistently German-speaking – atmosphere decides.

• Is Mein Schiff luxury?

  No. Mein Schiff is premium/feel-good. True ultra-luxury with small guest numbers is more Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, Regent or Silversea.

• Are children welcome?

  Yes. There is Nest, Kids Club and a teens lounge. The focus remains more comfort-oriented and calmer than classic club ships.

• Which ships are the newest?

  Mein Schiff Relax (2025) and Mein Schiff Flow (2026) form the InTUItion class. Mein Schiff 7 (2024) is the newest ship of the previous generation.