Our community

Nomads who were strangers now feel like family

For over a decade, we have organised 19 cruises and have brought 2,600+ nomads from 80+ countries together. Additional to the cruise, we also run reunion events where you can co-live and co-work for a week or a month with other like-minded nomads.

Become a part

Meet new friends, launch a startup, expand your client base, or find your life partner. Make the connections you most and least expect!

Our community in numbers

10 yearsof adventures
2,600+Participants
80+Nationalities
30–45Median age
61%Solo travellers
47%Women
6%LGBTQ+
40%Newbies

Find out what makes the Nomad Cruise experience unique

Curious what it's like onboard? Watch these short videos and experience Nomad Cruise through the lens and stories of past participants.

Reunions

Your journey doesn't end when the ship lands.

With our reunions on land and active online community, you always have a group of friends somewhere in the world.

Extended until 15 November

Help shape our 2027 journeys

New routes are on the table. Tell us where and when you want to sail: five minutes, every question optional. The giveaway is extended until 15 November, with 10 more vouchers: among everyone who takes part, 25 win €200 toward a future cruise.

See where the Nomad Cruise journey has taken our members

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Got questions about the cruise?

We highly encourage you to join if you’re on your own as you’ll feel more open to connect with others who are in the same boat (pun intended).

You don’t have to worry about those 20-meter waves you might have seen on social media. Cruise ships are equipped with incredible stabiliser systems and go through calm passages, constantly monitoring the weather. You’ll barely feel the ship move, except on our cruise to Antarctica where we’ll pass the famous Drake Passage that’s usually quite rough. But that’s part of the Antarctica experience.

You mean with all the workshops, talks, meet-ups, masterminds, acrobatics, meals together, chilling by the pool, meditating in the sunrise, listening to impromptu jam sessions, starting new businesses, exploring islands? Well…No! Time goes by too quickly on the cruise!

You’ll barely feel the ship sway. If you do tend to get seasick or this is your first time at sea, we recommend you to bring motion sickness medication, just in case.

More questions?

Cabins, visas, Wi-Fi, what to pack: the help centre has the long answers.