Every cruise sailing out of Toronto, ON in the next 120 days, priced honestly. We currently track 2 bookable departures from Toronto, ON. Each one is checked against its own 60-day price history: green means the fare is at least 10% below its median, amber means it sits within 10%, and red means it is running above. Sailings with less than a week of history are marked new — we do not guess. The base fare is the number the cruise line advertises; the all-in price is what you actually pay per person once gratuities, port fees, and taxes are added. The cheapest all-in fare starts at $5,713 per person. Lines sailing from Toronto, ON right now: Princess. Most-served destination: Canada / New England. Use the live map to filter by month, budget, cabin, and deal score.
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Current Toronto, ON departures (2 tracked)
| Ship / line | Departs | Nts | Cabin | Base pp | All-in pp | Verdict | Porto score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Sapphire Princess Princess · Canada / New England |
19 | Interior | $5,319 | $5,713 | fair (+1.7% vs median) | 21 Wait | Book → | |
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Sapphire Princess Princess · Canada / New England |
15 | Interior | $5,870 | $6,200 | new | 21 Wait | Book → |
FAQs about cruises from Toronto, ON
What is the cheapest cruise from Toronto, ON right now?
As of our latest price cache, the cheapest all-in fare is $5,713 per person on Sapphire Princess (Princess), a 19-night sailing departing Oct 18, 2026. All-in means gratuities, port fees, and taxes are already included — the base fare ($5,319) is what the cruise line advertises.
Which cruise lines sail from Toronto, ON?
Right now we track departures from Toronto, ON on Princess (2 sailings). The mix changes as the feed refreshes — the live table on this page always shows the current set.
How much does a cruise from Toronto, ON really cost?
Across the 2 departures we track from Toronto, ON, all-in per-person prices currently run from $5,713 to $6,200 depending on ship, date, and cabin. The advertised base fare excludes gratuities, port fees, and taxes; the all-in number on this page adds them back, so it is the figure to budget against.
How do I know a fare is genuinely a good deal?
Every sailing here is compared against its own 60-day price history. Green means the current fare is at least 10% below that sailing's median, amber means within 10% either way, and red means more than 10% above. Sailings with under a week of history are marked new instead of being given a verdict we can't support.