🚢 Gluten-free cruise lines

How each major cruise line handles gluten-free and celiac requests, in their own words, plus what travellers report. Start with the cruise GF guide.

Always confirm with the cruise line before booking and again on board. Policies, ships and menus change. Reports below are individual experiences, not guarantees and not medical advice.

Royal Caribbean

Ocean
7 public mentions

Carnival Cruise Line

Ocean
7 public mentions

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL)

Ocean
6 public mentions

MSC Cruises

Ocean
5 public mentions

Princess Cruises

Ocean
2 public mentions

Celebrity Cruises

Ocean
5 public mentions

Holland America Line

Ocean
1 public mention

Disney Cruise Line

Ocean
5 public mentions

Viking

River
3 public mentions

Costa Cruises

Ocean
1 public mention

Cunard

Ocean
3 public mentions

P&O Cruises

Ocean
2 public mentions

Oceania Cruises

Luxury
2 public mentions

Virgin Voyages

Ocean
1 public mention

AmaWaterways

River
1 public mention

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Luxury
1 public mention

Dedicated celiac group sailings

Celiac Cruise is a travel agency, not a cruise line: it books group sailings on Royal Caribbean and AmaWaterways with a dedicated gluten-free main dining room. Travellers in the Reddit threads we read describe it very positively, while noting that on big ships only certain venues are gluten-free.

Related guides:Gluten-free on a cruise: what to askGF meals on cruisesGluten-free hotels and resorts

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