Formula One Grand Prix Cruises
The Formula One Grand Prix is the pinnacle of world motorsports, and the 2025 F1 season promises to be one of the most exciting in a while. Thrilling and immersive, Formula One Grand Prix take place in 24 marvelous cities across the world, with millions of fans tuning in internationally throughout each race weekend. While a fantastic experience, there's nothing quite like being trackside during a Formula One race weekend session – even First Practice on Friday is exciting!
If you're planning on heading to one of the upcoming Grand Prix, what better way to extend your Formula One experience than with an F1 cruise? Whether you're thinking about checking out the Singapore Grand Prix, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, or another one of the races available, our selection of F1 Grand Prix packages will tick all the boxes. It's also a great place to start if you're looking for dream cruises for your 2026 travel wish list.
With something on offer for all budgets and preferences, Formula 1 Cruises are the ultimate way to enjoy this exhilarating event, whilst sailing around a variety of other destinations in an all-in-one trip.
Contents:
- Our Top F1 Cruise Packages
- Where is the Formula One Grand Prix 2025?
- Melbourne Grand Prix 2025
- Monaco F1 Grand Prix 2025
- Canadian Grand Prix 2025
- Barcelona F1 Grand Prix 2025
- Singapore Grand Prix 2025
- Austin Grand Prix 2025
- Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2025
- Formula 1 2025 Schedule
Our Top F1 Cruise Packages
If you want to jump straight to our dedicated Formula One Grand Prix Voyages page, you'll find a whole host of tempting deals right here. Though, we have some highlights below.
Where is the Formula One Grand Prix 2025?
Throughout 2025, Formula One Grand Prix will be held in 24 different locations around the world, including Barcelona (Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya), Singapore (Marina Bay Street Circuit), and Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina Circuit).
Unlike previous seasons, the first Grand Prix will be held in Australia on March 16, 2025, and the season will be ending in Abu Dhabi on December 7, 2025.
Top F1 Grand Prix 2025 Dates
- Melbourne: 14 March - 16 March
- Monaco: 23 May - 25 May
- Barcelona: 30 May - 1 June
- Montreal: 13 June - 15 June
- Singapore: 3 October - 5 October
- Austin: 17 October - 19 October
- Abu Dhabi: 5 December - 7 December
Melbourne Grand Prix 2025
The thrilling Melbourne F1 Grand Prix will start on March 14, 2025, at the Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit. Spanning three exhilarating days, it featured not only the Formula 1 season, but the supporting Formula 2 and Formula 3. With 16 turns, the temporary circuit has hosted 26 Grand Prix races throughout the years, with Michael Schumacher and Lex Davison having the most success on the track, with 4 wins respectively.
Although a lot of the track is public roads, there are several key features of the track designed to provide racers with a thrilling experience. For example, there is a widened section before the penultimate turn, which has created a flowing set of corners, and multiple driving lanes in turn 3, 11 and 13.
A variety of cruise lines offer getaways that stop off in Melbourne during the Grand Prix. Giving you a chance to explore this captivating city prior to or after the race weekend, you'll get the best of both worlds; an unforgettable cruise and an exhilarating F1 experience!
Key race information:
- Circuit Length: 5.278km
- Race Length: 58 laps
- Laps: 58
- Most Wins (Drivers): Lex Davison (4) Michael Schumacher (4)
- Most Wins (Constructors): Ferrari (14)
Sorry, we don't have any Melbourne Grand Prix 2025 cruise information right now. You may have missed out, but check back soon for more details!
Monaco F1 Grand Prix 2025
Monaco may be the world’s second smallest country, but it is definitely the world’s most extravagant. Located on the sunny French Riviera, Monaco is famous for its dazzling harbour, elegant Belle Époque casino, lavish restaurants and its royal monarchy.
The Monaco GP remains the crown jewel of the F1 calendar. Its glitz and glamour, stunning backdrops, renowned history and revered principality make it Formula One's most glamorous event. The excitement of the Grand Prix hits fever pitch when race day in Monaco comes around.
The thrilling action on the track is matched by the exciting party atmosphere taking place around it. The Monaco GP has been a fixture on the calendar since 1929. The street circuit takes six weeks to set up prior to the race weekend, and is set along the Principality's famous streets that exude timeless charm.
A narrow course with elevation changes and tight corners, overtaking is difficult-enough here without the challenge the tunnel represents. The contrast of light to dark presents challenges that are not faced on other tracks as the drivers have to adjust their vision as they emerge from the tunnel at the fastest point on the track and brake for the chicane in the daylight.
This makes it one of the most demanding tracks in Formula One. The circuit is famed for its narrow unforgiving track and the difficulty of overtaking. Race goers can expect a thrilling race which every driver dreams of winning. Past winners of this race include: Moss, Hill, Senna, Schumacher and Hamilton.
Similarly to the Melbourne F1 Grand Prix, there's a selection of cruise lines that offer cruise holidays that stop off in this bustling city during the Grand Prix season. Giving you the flexibility to spend a night or two in Monaco, you'll get to explore the glamorous streets and enjoy the races in the same getaway!
Key race information
- Circuit Length: 3.337km (2.074 miles)
- Race Length: 260.286km (161.734 miles)
- Laps: 78
- Most Wins (Drivers): Ayrton Senna - 6
- Most Wins (Constructors): McLaren - 15
Below, you'll find a selection of upcoming Monaco Formula One Grand Prix cruise packages:
- At the Heart of Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2025, Riviera Dreams & the Blessed Balearics (20 nights) - 13 May 2025, Explora II
- Duomo Domes to the Heart of Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2025 (13 nights) - 13 May 2025, Explora II
- At the Heart of Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2025 (5 nights) - 21 May 2025, Explora II
One of our staff members, Laurianne got to experience this captivating race in the past. Here's what she had to say about it:
"The best part of the Formula 1 Monaco cruise experience was sitting in the Grandstand and having an amazing view of the pits because of our amazing package perks. My top tip is to stay in Nice, it's only 25 minutes on the train to Monaco and considerably cheaper. You also get a chance to explore the city the day before!"
Canadian Grand Prix 2025
The Canadian Grand Prix has been held at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, Canada since 1978. With a rich history in F1, dating back to 1967 (with the country hosting the World Championship), this extraordinary race is held in some of the most picturesque surroundings, residing on Ile Notre Dame, an artificial island on the St Lawrence River.
The layout of the track features long, fast straights and tight thrilling hairpins. Said to have one of the most challenging pit exits, with concrete walls and a tight curve, it’s well regarded for its smooth surfaces. Throughout the year, it’s a multi-purpose venue, hosting cycling, inline skating, running and para-cycle events enthusiasts who are training for other events.
Montreal isn't only a extraordinary destination for the Grand Prix; it's also a impressive city with huge skyscrapers, quaint parks and numerous attractions. To discover this city in all of its glory, alongside enjoying the Grand Prix, opt for one of the spectacular Canadian Grand Prix cruises that are on offer.
Key race information
- Circuit Length: 4.361km
- Race Length: 305.270km
- Laps: 68
- Most Wins (Drivers): Michael Schumacher (7), Lewis Hamilton (7)
- Most Wins (Constructors): Ferrari (14)
Sorry, we don't have any Canadian Grand Prix 2025 cruise information right now. You may have missed out, but check back soon for more details!
Barcelona F1 Grand Prix 2025
Barcelona is a delightful Mediterranean city and the capital of Catalonia. The city boasts one of the world's most instantly recognizable skylines, and is filled with boundless culture, historical treasures, sun kissed beaches and world famous cuisine.
The Spanish Grand Prix is the traditional curtain-raiser to kick off the European race season, and it does so in style. The race has become a staple in the F1 calendar, with the first race being held over a century ago in 1913. The F1 Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is located in Montmelo, and has been home to the Spanish F1 Grand Prix since 1991.
Fueled with action at every corner, this track is famed for producing spectacular races and nail biting finishes. You can expect all drivers to be battling to win the coveted crown to be champion of Spain.
The Barcelona-Catalunya race circuit is located approximately 30 minutes outside of the bustling city centre in Montmelo, and is accessible via train, bus transfer or hire car from the city centre. The city is easy and convenient to explore. Its proximity to Barcelona also makes it convenient for those on a cruise that stops off in this awe-inspiring city; with many cruises offering one or two night stays, giving you a chance to enjoy the Barcelona Grand Prix and a cruise either side of it.
Two Spanish drivers have won the Spanish Grand Prix:
- Carlos de Salamanca in 1913
- Fernando Alonso in 2006 and 2013
Key race information
- Circuit Length: 4.675km (2.905 miles)
- Race Length: 308.424km (191.645 miles)
- Laps: 66
- Most Wins (Drivers): Michael Schumacher - 6
- Lewis Hamilton - 6
- Most Wins (Constructors): Ferrari - 12
Sorry, we don't have any Barcelona Grand Prix 2025 cruise information right now. You may have missed out, but check back soon for more details!
Singapore Grand Prix 2025
Singapore is a tropical island city state, located off the southern tip of Malaysia. This eclectic city is famed for its style, cuisine and spectacular skylines that bring the country to life.
Singapore’s introduction into the Formula 1 calendar made history in 2008, when it became the first Grand Prix to take place at night. As this circuit continues to thrill audiences around the world and test drivers to the limit, this spectacular night race is here to stay.
The Singapore Grand Prix is held on a street circuit that rivals the very best, with the city's famous skyline providing a truly amazing backdrop. Singapore has swiftly established itself as one of the most dramatic and atmospheric races on the calendar. With its wide, twisty and notoriously bumpy roads, racers have to be good or very bold and challenge for the lead.
The event is labelled as more than just a motor race, but a national festival. This is true in every essence; you must come and see this great spectacle for yourself. And if you want to extend or begin your Singapore adventure, why not opt for a cruise alongside it?
Key race information
- Circuit Length: 5.063km (3.146 miles)
- Race Length: 308.706km (191.821 miles)
- Laps: 61
- Most Wins (Drivers): Sebastian Vettel - 5
- Most Wins (Constructors): Ferrari - 5
Sorry, we don't have any Singapore Grand Prix 2025 cruise information right now. You may have missed out, but check back soon for more details!
Austin Grand Prix 2025
A three day “celebration of speed and sound” the Austin Grand Prix 2025 will be held in the impressive Circuit of the Americas (COTA). Starting on the 17th October, this action-packed experience takes place on one of the newest circuits, which opened in 2012. Purposely built to host the Grand Prix, it can accommodate an impressive 14,000 people and is a multi-purpose venue that hosts other events throughout the year - including music concerts.
The circuit itself features 3.4 miles of track, 20 spine-chilling turns (11 left and 9 right) and a clockwise configuration. The first in the US to be purposely built to host Formula 1, the layout was designed by Tavo Hellmund, Kevin Schwantz and Hermann Tilke. Since its opening in 2012, it’s hosted 11 Grand Prix races.
Key race information
- Circuit Length: 5.513km
- Race Length: 308.728km
- Laps: 56
- Most Wins (Drivers): Lewis Hamilton (5) Max Verstappen (2) Sebastian Vettel (1)
- Most Wins (Constructors): Ferrari (11)
Whilst you can't sail directly to Austin, you can begin your cruise or opt for a cruise that stops off in Galveston. From there, you can get a transfer to Austin, which will take just over 3 hours.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2025
Abu Dhabi is the lavish cutting-edge capital city of the UAE, situated on an Island in the Persian Gulf. The brand new Yas Marina Circuit is an amazing spectacle, and a world class destination for the ultimate F1 experience. The introduction of Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina circuit has launched the location on to a global sporting stage. The breath-taking architecture and state-of-the-art facilities are truly a sight to behold.
Off the track, the excitement and entertainment continues in Abu Dhabi. Expect the glamour of Monaco but with a unique Arabian backdrop. The race venue offers unparalleled facilities. Explore the Yas Marina harbour, home to super yachts, the new Ferrari World theme park and a five-star hotel which lights up and changes colour at night.
Key race information
- Circuit Length: 5.281km (3.281 miles)
- Race Length: 306.183km (190.253 miles)
- Laps: 58
- Most Wins (Drivers): Lewis Hamilton - 5
- Most Wins (Constructors): Red Bull Racing - 7
Sorry, we don't have any Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2025 cruise information right now. You may have missed out, but check back soon for more details!
The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is the penultimate race of the F1 calendar, so spectators can expect a magnificent finale event full of action with drivers aiming to impress, and enjoy their last race of the season. Read about our experience at the Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix.
Formula 1 2025 Schedule
Exciting news! Formula 1 and the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile sports federation) have just announced the schedule for the 2025 Formula One World Championship.
Marking the championship's 75th anniversary, the exhilarating race season will start with the Australian Grand Prix, that takes place between March 14th - 16th and will end with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December 5th - 7th.
The Formula One 2025 Calendar will be as follows:
- Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix 2025 (14 March - 16 March)
- Formula 1 Heineken Chinese Grand Prix (21 March - 23 March)
- Formula 1 Lenovo Japanese Grand Prix (4 April - 6 April)
- Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix (11 April - 13 April)
- Formula 1 STC Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2025 (18 April - 20 April)
- Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix 2025 (2 May - 4 May)
- Formula 1 AWS Gran Premio Del Made in Italy E Dell'Emilia-Romagna 2025 (16 May - 18 May)
- Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2025 (23 May - 25 May)
- Formula 1 Aramco Gran Premio de Espana 2025 (30 May - 1 June)
- Formula 1 Pirelli Grand Prix du Canada 2025 (13 June - 15 June)
- Formula 1 MSC Cruises Austrian Grand Prix 2025 (27 June - 29 June)
- Formula 1 Qatar Airways British Grand Prix 2025 (4 July - 6 July)
- Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2025 (25 July - 27 July)
- Formula 1 Lenovo Hungarian Grand Prix 2025 (1 August - 3 August)
- Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix 2025 (29 August - 31 August)
- Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio D'Italia 2025 (5 September - 7 September)
- Formula 1 Qatar Airways Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2025 (19 September - 21 September)
- Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025 (3 October - 5 October)
- Formula 1 MSC Cruises United States Grand Prix (17 October - 19 October)
- Formula 1 Gran Premio de la Ciudad de Mexico 2025 (24 October - 26 October)
- Formula 1 MSC Cruises Grande Premio de Sao Paulo 2025 (7 November -9 November)
- Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025 (20 November - 22 November)
- Formula 1 Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix 2025 (28 November - 30 November)
- Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2025 (5 December - 7 December)
Hear from our previous Grand Prix attendees:
"The whole package was excellent from the start to the finish. The hotel in Abu Dhabi was great, we had superb Grand Prix seats and the cruise and ports were amazing. A wonderful holiday and one to put in the memory book!"
"We have recently returned from a cruise to the Monaco Grand Prix. We had never been on a cruise before and were adamant that we never would!!! However, this seemed the ideal way to get to the Grand Prix... it was all brilliant! The staff were all without exception... friendly and helpful. The food was AMAZING. Iglu’s organisation was faultless. We will certainly consider a cruise on Azamara again and will definitely book through Iglu! Thank you so much!"
Book Your Formula 1 Cruise Today!
To make it an unforgettable experience, opt for one of our exclusive Formula One Grand Prix voyages, giving you the chance to indulge in a relaxing cruise, explore several destinations and enjoy an exhilarating race all in one!
Whether you’ve always dreamed about seeing the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix or the Singapore F1 Grand Prix has been on your bucket list, Grand Prix cruises are a unique way of seeing the races. From Formula 1 MSC Cruises to F1 Celestyal cruises and beyond, you'll be spoilt for choice!
