World Cruise

Bright, breezy, and full of Caribbean charm, Oranjestad blends Dutch colonial flair with island fun. Browse colourful boutiques, relax on Eagle Beach, or explore desert landscapes in Arikok National Park. Snorkelling, shipwreck dives, and sunset sails complete the perfect day.

Colorful, quirky, and full of character, Willemstad is a feast for the senses. Stroll past its iconic pastel buildings, explore lively markets, or dive into crystal-clear waters. History, culture, and Caribbean charm come together in this vibrant port city.

Step into history with its vibrant colonial walls, lively plazas, and bustling markets. Explore cobblestone streets, soak up Caribbean vibes, or unwind at nearby beaches, all perfect for a day ashore.

Step into history with its vibrant colonial walls, lively plazas, and bustling markets. Explore cobblestone streets, soak up Caribbean vibes, or unwind at nearby beaches, all perfect for a day ashore.

Located along Panama’s Caribbean shoreline, Colón offers easy access to the world-famous Panama Canal and the region’s vibrant tropical scenery. Visitors can see the impressive Gatun Locks in action, explore dense rainforests filled with exotic wildlife, or visit historic forts that once protected the Spanish trade routes.

Everyone should sail through the Panama Canal at least once. It is a remarkable experience and a moving one when you know the mixture of tragedy and triumph, French farce and financial meltdown which went into its building. The French spent 20 fruitless years trying to build a canal - Suez-style - straight through the land. Then the Americans tried a lock-based canal and, between 1903 and 1914, completed the waterway that stands today. Look out for memorial plaques to the thousands who died in its creation, mainly of diseases rife in the forests and swamps through which the canal was forged. It is 50 miles long and, from the Caribbean side, your ship will be lifted 85ft by the Gatun Locks into Gatun Lake. She then negotiates the narrow Gaillard Cut to the Pedro Miguel and Miraflores locks which lower her back down to the level of the Pacific, which you first see stretching out on the other side of the towering Bridge of the Americas.

Peppered with classic French and Spanish architecture, you can roam as far as your eyes can see in decadent Fuerte Amador.

Manta sits almost directly on the equator, around halfway up Ecuador's Pacific shore. The setting was inhabited by at least seven different civilisations before the Spanish conquered the area in 1534. Set along Ecuador’s sun-drenched coast, Manta invites visitors to enjoy relaxed beaches, sample freshly caught seafood, and explore the rich traditions of the Manabí region. It’s a welcoming gateway to authentic coastal life.

Callao is a bustling port city near Lima, known for its rich maritime history and vibrant culture. Visit the historic Callao Fortress, explore the colorful streets of the historic district, or relax at the nearby beaches. With its lively atmosphere, rich heritage, and proximity to Lima, Callao offers a unique glimpse into Peru’s coastal life.

Callao is a bustling port city near Lima, known for its rich maritime history and vibrant culture. Visit the historic Callao Fortress, explore the colorful streets of the historic district, or relax at the nearby beaches. With its lively atmosphere, rich heritage, and proximity to Lima, Callao offers a unique glimpse into Peru’s coastal life.

Remote and mysterious, Easter Island is a Polynesian gem in the southeastern Pacific, famed for its iconic Moai statues. Spend your day uncovering ancient archaeological sites, wandering volcanic landscapes, and soaking in the island’s rich Rapa Nui culture and legends, an unforgettable journey to one of the world’s most intriguing places.

Remote and mysterious, Easter Island is a Polynesian gem in the southeastern Pacific, famed for its iconic Moai statues. Spend your day uncovering ancient archaeological sites, wandering volcanic landscapes, and soaking in the island’s rich Rapa Nui culture and legends, an unforgettable journey to one of the world’s most intriguing places.

Situated thousands of miles from the nearest continent, Pitcairn Island is among the world’s most isolated inhabited destinations. Best known as the place where the famous Bounty mutineers settled, the island offers a fascinating glimpse into its maritime past, with the remains of the legendary ship still resting beneath its remarkably clear surrounding waters.

Fakarava, part of the remote Tuamotu archipelago, is a paradise of coral atolls, crystal-clear lagoons, and pink-sand beaches. A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, its vibrant underwater world draws snorkelers and divers from around the globe. Visit a pearl farm, explore coral-built churches in Tetamanu, or simply relax on the blushing sands of Les Sables Roses.

French Polynesia is made up of some 118 islands, of which Tahiti is the best known. Just 12 miles across the lagoon from Tahiti lies Moorea, the former haunt of Tahitian nobility. Many believe this stunning island to be the inspiration for James Michener's mythical island of Bali Hai - and it's easy to see why. Picture-postcard lagoons are framed by white sand beaches and six verdant mountains that loom over the island.

French Polynesia is made up of some 118 islands, of which Tahiti is the best known. Just 12 miles across the lagoon from Tahiti lies Moorea, the former haunt of Tahitian nobility. Many believe this stunning island to be the inspiration for James Michener's mythical island of Bali Hai - and it's easy to see why. Picture-postcard lagoons are framed by white sand beaches and six verdant mountains that loom over the island.

Discover Papeete, a bustling place by South Pacific standards. With its white sands and aquamarine lagoons, this Polynesian Eden holds much the same allure today that it had in the past. Visit the museum of one of Tahiti's most famous expatriates, painter Paul Gauguin.

Discover Papeete, a bustling place by South Pacific standards. With its white sands and aquamarine lagoons, this Polynesian Eden holds much the same allure today that it had in the past. Visit the museum of one of Tahiti's most famous expatriates, painter Paul Gauguin.

Prepare for a breathtaking vision of South Pacific beauty. The dark green silhouette of Mount Otemanu presides proudly over flawless beaches, all set in a lagoon swirled with luminous shades of green and blue. Stand in crystalline waters where graceful manta rays flock, or browse local stores for the region's famed black pearls.

Prepare for a breathtaking vision of South Pacific beauty. The dark green silhouette of Mount Otemanu presides proudly over flawless beaches, all set in a lagoon swirled with luminous shades of green and blue. Stand in crystalline waters where graceful manta rays flock, or browse local stores for the region's famed black pearls.

There’s no experience quite like crossing the International Date Line on an ocean voyage. This imaginary line stretches around the world, and the date changes along the line. Crossing the International Date Line is a time-honoured travel milestone. Heading east across this imaginary line sets the clock back 24 hours, effectively gaining a day. Raise a glass to the event!

North of Auckland along the narrow Northland peninsula lies the shady cathedral, created by some of the largest trees in the world: the giant kauri trees which can stand up to 170 feet tall and are over 1,200 years old. Here the captivating Bay of Islands shelters 150 islands, enchanting wetlands of birdlife, fish, seals, dolphins, and even whales.

In a nation where stunning scenery is taken for granted, this water wonderland sparkles like a freshly polished jewel. Over 48 extinct volcanoes cloaked in wild mountainous scenery encircle the City of Sails. An undulating succession of bays and inlets stretch along its endless shores. Even the downtown area with its expansive, farm-like parks exudes a sense of spacious beauty.

Tauranga is the largest and most populated port in the Bay of Plenty region. This is an appropriate name due to the abundant beaches, rolling white waters, hot mineral springs and even kiwi orchards. From here visit the thermal wonders of Rotorua, where geysers spout, mud boils and steam escapes through cracks in the pavement. Maori people have used the healing hot springs since the 14th century.

Napier is New Zealand's art deco city. Following a massive earthquake in 1931, large swathes were reconstructed in the flamboyant style of the day with a superb collection of Deco, Spanish mission, and classical Revival buildings.

New Zealand's capital and cruise port Wellington, is blessed with a wonderful setting, overlooking a glittering harbour filled with bobbing sailing boats. Behind the gleaming modern skyscrapers of its centre, you will find the city's history well preserved in some outstanding old buildings. Visit the second-largest wooden building in the world, the old Government Building which was built in 1876. To see New Zealand's story brought most vividly to life, visit the Te Papa Museum, a multi-level extravaganza of hands-on learning where you can explore a Maori meeting house, take a virtual reality bungee jump or even experience an earthquake.

Picton, nestled at the head of Queen Charlotte Sound, welcomes you with stunning New Zealand scenery. It’s your gateway to Marlborough’s famed wineries and offers plenty of outdoor adventures, kayaking, fishing, hiking, and cycling, amid breathtaking coastal landscapes.

Nestling on the lower slopes of a steep sided extinct volcano, the historic port town of Lyttelton is overflowing with trendy cafés and quirky shops. It’s also the gateway to nearby Christchurch.

Dunedin is the second-largest city in the South of New Zealand and the principal of the region of Otago. In 1865 it became one of the largest cities for the influx of new settlers from Ireland, Italy, France, Germany and China due to the discovery of Gold. Sites not to be missed are the outstanding Dunedin Railway Station and a ride on the world famous Taieri Gorge Train.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Milford Sound in the south-west tip of New Zealand with scenic cruises through New Zealand’s iconic fjord. Enjoy towering waterfalls, lush rainforests, and dramatic cliffs—all from the comfort of our modern vessels. An unforgettable journey into nature’s masterpiece.

Wave goodbye to any preconceptions you may have of Australia, as you say hello to wonderful Hobart on the southeastern coast of Tasmania. Revel in the capital's splendid heritage, scenery and culture. Hobart has a distinctly European look and feel, and a unique local character. Capital of Australia’s Island State, with Mt. Wellington as its backdrop, it has plenty to offer the adventurous and the inquisitive.

Wave goodbye to any preconceptions you may have of Australia, as you say hello to wonderful Hobart on the southeastern coast of Tasmania. Revel in the capital's splendid heritage, scenery and culture. Hobart has a distinctly European look and feel, and a unique local character. Capital of Australia’s Island State, with Mt. Wellington as its backdrop, it has plenty to offer the adventurous and the inquisitive.

This picturesque town near the border of New South Wales and Victoria was the site of a thriving shore-based whaling industry that depended on the cooperation of orcas, which herded baleen whales into Twofold Bay. Learn about it at the small but informative Killer Whale Museum.

Australia’s oldest and largest city was born in 1788 with the arrival of the "First Fleet" that transported 760 British convicts. Gold and sheep breeding propelled Sydney’s development; today it is the largest port in the entire South Pacific. Mark Twain called it “the wonder of the world”. James Michener wrote, “It is a thing of beauty, a fairy-tale body of water”.

Australia’s oldest and largest city was born in 1788 with the arrival of the "First Fleet" that transported 760 British convicts. Gold and sheep breeding propelled Sydney’s development; today it is the largest port in the entire South Pacific. Mark Twain called it “the wonder of the world”. James Michener wrote, “It is a thing of beauty, a fairy-tale body of water”.

Newcastle is the second oldest city in Australia and welcomes you with a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere, providing the incredible beaches and surfing culture that Australia is famous for. Primarily known in the past for its coal exportation this reputation is now being quickly overtaken by its eclectic and pioneering arts scene.

Located on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, Mooloolaba is a lively coastal destination known for its beautiful beaches and relaxed atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy exceptional dining, explore scenic waterfalls, experience thrilling shark dives, or take a trip to the renowned Australia Zoo.

Australia cruises showcase rainforests in the north and stunning beaches and cosmopolitan cities in the south, which give way to a vast interior and huge ranches. New Zealand boasts towering mountains and verdant valleys, washed by tumbling waterfalls. Certain cruises extend out into the sparkling Pacific to reveal idyllic South Seas islands.

Laid-back Cairns is your gateway to the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef, a spectacular location for snorkelling and diving among kaleidoscopic marine life and coral. Follow Foreshore Promenade around the lagoon filled with pleasure craft or take a scenic railway ride to the tranquil mountain village of Kuranda.

Laid-back Cairns is your gateway to the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef, a spectacular location for snorkelling and diving among kaleidoscopic marine life and coral. Follow Foreshore Promenade around the lagoon filled with pleasure craft or take a scenic railway ride to the tranquil mountain village of Kuranda.

Tropical and multicultural, Darwin is the vibrant capital of Australia’s Northern Territory and a gateway to the wild Top End. Known for its rich Aboriginal heritage, lively markets, and dramatic sunsets over the Timor Sea, Darwin offers a mix of adventure and culture. From crocodile encounters to nearby national parks like Kakadu, it’s a dynamic port city with a laid-back charm.

Tropical and multicultural, Darwin is the vibrant capital of Australia’s Northern Territory and a gateway to the wild Top End. Known for its rich Aboriginal heritage, lively markets, and dramatic sunsets over the Timor Sea, Darwin offers a mix of adventure and culture. From crocodile encounters to nearby national parks like Kakadu, it’s a dynamic port city with a laid-back charm.

Nestled on Java's tranquil shores, this lush tropical port and the vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life that surround it, make this bay a haven for underwater exploration. Prepare to be captivated by the enchanting allure of Komodo, where a realm of rare beauty and untamed wilderness awaits.

Located on the southeastern coast of Bali is the small village of Tanjung Benoa. Still considered a fishing village, Benoa has developed over the past 20 years into a major player in the tourism sector. The calm waters and the beautiful white sand beaches have made Benoa the prime water sport area of Bali. Being a peninsula that is only accessible from one direction, Tanjung Benoa is still relatively quiet with a more relaxed feeling.

Located on the southeastern coast of Bali is the small village of Tanjung Benoa. Still considered a fishing village, Benoa has developed over the past 20 years into a major player in the tourism sector. The calm waters and the beautiful white sand beaches have made Benoa the prime water sport area of Bali. Being a peninsula that is only accessible from one direction, Tanjung Benoa is still relatively quiet with a more relaxed feeling.

Located on the northern shores of Bali, Celukan Bawang is a peaceful port surrounded by tropical scenery and authentic Balinese traditions. Guests can unwind along quiet beaches, browse lively local markets, and discover the island’s rich cultural heritage while enjoying the natural beauty of Indonesia’s famed “Island of the Gods.”

Sandakan combines coastal charm, colonial history, and tropical landscapes. As a gateway to Borneo’s rainforests, visitors can discover incredible wildlife and see rescued orangutans at the renowned Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre.

Located on Palawan Island in the western Philippines, Puerto Princesa brings an enchanting blend of tropical beauty and energetic city life. White beaches peppered with palm trees, colourful colonial buildings, and the unique Subterranean River National Park are just a handful of the attractions that keep visitors returning to Puerto Princesa. Known for its scenic beauty and varied wildlife, Puerto Princesa is truly one of gems of the Philippines. Stretch out and relax on miles of soft sand, explore centuries of history, and discover an array of captivating creatures from fireflies to dolphins.

Coron is the largest town on Busuanga island in the province of Palawan. The town and the islands just offshore are a magnet for visitors seeking crystal-clear waters, fascinating sea life and no fewer than ten well-preserved shipwrecks from WWII. Coron Island is a popular choice, with numerous spectacular snorkeling sites, including Siete Pecados, the Twin Lagoons and Atuwayan Beach.

Discover Manila, the Philippines’ bustling capital, where diverse heritage meets modern energy. Explore historic Intramuros, visit iconic landmarks, and stroll through lively markets. Don’t miss the street food—try lumpia, a delicious mix of meat, veggies, and tangy sauce. Manila is a feast for the senses!

Discover Manila, the Philippines’ bustling capital, where diverse heritage meets modern energy. Explore historic Intramuros, visit iconic landmarks, and stroll through lively markets. Don’t miss the street food—try lumpia, a delicious mix of meat, veggies, and tangy sauce. Manila is a feast for the senses!

Hong Kong’s vibrant energy and rich culture make it unforgettable. Explore bustling streets, shop for everything from antiques to electronics, and ride the iconic Star Ferry between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Don’t miss the tram to Victoria Peak for breathtaking views of this dynamic city!

Hong Kong’s vibrant energy and rich culture make it unforgettable. Explore bustling streets, shop for everything from antiques to electronics, and ride the iconic Star Ferry between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Don’t miss the tram to Victoria Peak for breathtaking views of this dynamic city!

A stretch of coastline quite unlike any other in the South China Sea. Passing coastal sand dunes, beautiful green hills and paddy fields, you sail to the historic Vietnamese cities of Hue and Da Nang. A port call to Chan May offers the chance to experience white sand beaches, historic tombs and one of Vietnam’s most famous waterways: the Perfume River. Whether you choose to travel to Hue or Da Nang you’ll be met with a wealth of sights to see, not to mention scenes of indescribable beauty. Both cities are the gateways to some of Vietnam’s most illustrious treasures; from the Ancient Emperor tombs outside of Hue to the spectacular cave labyrinth of Da Nang’s Marble Mountains. Prepare to find your senses piqued, your soul nourished and your heart captivated by otherworldly sights and spellbinding scenery.

Welcome to Vietnam's culinary centre where there is plenty on the menu. The port of Phu My (pronounced "Foo Me") is the gateway to Ho Chi Minh City and the seaside resort of Vung Tau. Still fondly known as Saigon, the city is a thrilling, chaotic whirl played out against a French colonial backdrop as the aroma of noodle stalls, the sight of orange-garbed monks and the incessant buzz of scooters create a vivid snapshot of daily life.

Welcome to Vietnam's culinary centre where there is plenty on the menu. The port of Phu My (pronounced "Foo Me") is the gateway to Ho Chi Minh City and the seaside resort of Vung Tau. Still fondly known as Saigon, the city is a thrilling, chaotic whirl played out against a French colonial backdrop as the aroma of noodle stalls, the sight of orange-garbed monks and the incessant buzz of scooters create a vivid snapshot of daily life.

Bangkok's glorious golden temples and palaces, the royal barges and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, carved from a single block of jade, are must-sees for any visitor. The riverside Temple of Dawn is also stunning and worth seeing. The Royal Palace, a massive complex of carved and gilded buildings, is familiar to many as the setting of the true story of Anna and the King of Siam - and is still used by the royal family today.

Bangkok's glorious golden temples and palaces, the royal barges and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, carved from a single block of jade, are must-sees for any visitor. The riverside Temple of Dawn is also stunning and worth seeing. The Royal Palace, a massive complex of carved and gilded buildings, is familiar to many as the setting of the true story of Anna and the King of Siam - and is still used by the royal family today.

Bangkok's glorious golden temples and palaces, the royal barges and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, carved from a single block of jade, are must-sees for any visitor. The riverside Temple of Dawn is also stunning and worth seeing. The Royal Palace, a massive complex of carved and gilded buildings, is familiar to many as the setting of the true story of Anna and the King of Siam - and is still used by the royal family today.

Feel like Thai royalty as you ride an elephant then see these clever animals show their work skills. Ko Samui is an idyllic, forested island with pristine sandy beaches, but venture inland and see majestic cascading waterfalls or a plantation where monkeys harvest coconuts

Singapore: Where Heritage Meets Modernity Experience Singapore’s rich heritage, vibrant culture, and cutting-edge attractions. Visit iconic landmarks like the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands, and Gardens by the Bay. Explore the diverse charm of Chinatown and Little India, savor a classic Singapore Sling at Raffles Hotel, and enjoy world-class shopping. Singapore is a city like no other!

Singapore: Where Heritage Meets Modernity Experience Singapore’s rich heritage, vibrant culture, and cutting-edge attractions. Visit iconic landmarks like the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands, and Gardens by the Bay. Explore the diverse charm of Chinatown and Little India, savor a classic Singapore Sling at Raffles Hotel, and enjoy world-class shopping. Singapore is a city like no other!

Port Kelang is the port for Malaysia's modern and bustling city of Kuala Lumpur, with its fusion of Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures. Savour the intriguing jumble of Moorish architecture and stately parks, then train your camera lens on soaring Petronas Towers, the fabulous twin emblems of modern Kuala Lumpur.

Discover Sabang, a charming fishing town where Dutch colonial heritage meets pristine beaches and untouched tropical beauty. Soak up the laid-back atmosphere, explore the stunning coastline, and experience the warm hospitality that makes Sabang truly unforgettable.

Sri Lanka’s southern coast offers an unspoiled escape, with pristine beaches, charming villages, and authentic local life. With its growing reputation as a must-visit destination, now is the perfect time to discover this beautiful corner of the island.

A landscape draped in greenery, stunning beaches, great wildlife refuges and the ruins of an ancient civilisation beckon visitors to Sri Lanka, an island inhabited by man for perhaps half a billion years. The sights of Colombo are many, a combination of British colonial architecture, historical museums, fine restaurants and shopping especially for sapphires and rubies.

Set out on the Malabar coast amid small islands and narrow inlets, this fascinating port, once a major stop along the Spice Route, features a history that dates back to Roman times. Walk along winding streets with 15th-century Portuguese houses. Visit the Mattancheri Palace with its exquisite murals. Step into the ancient synagogue Cochin's Jewish community goes back over 2,000 years.

Set out on the Malabar coast amid small islands and narrow inlets, this fascinating port, once a major stop along the Spice Route, features a history that dates back to Roman times. Walk along winding streets with 15th-century Portuguese houses. Visit the Mattancheri Palace with its exquisite murals. Step into the ancient synagogue Cochin's Jewish community goes back over 2,000 years.

Male, the vibrant capital of the Maldives, offers a fascinating blend of local culture, colorful markets, historic landmarks, and easy access to the country’s stunning tropical islands and turquoise waters.

The beating heart of Mauritius is Port Louis, its capital city. Combining a rich array of cultures, languages and influences, Port Louis is a truly fascinating place to sit and watch the world go by. Port Louis offers shopping bargains at the old-fashioned central market. Go bird watching at Casela Bird Park. Or set out on a catamaran to admire the sun-drenched beauty of the island, landing on dazzling white beaches and snorkeling amongst shoals brimming with kaleidoscopic fish.

The beating heart of Mauritius is Port Louis, its capital city. Combining a rich array of cultures, languages and influences, Port Louis is a truly fascinating place to sit and watch the world go by. Port Louis offers shopping bargains at the old-fashioned central market. Go bird watching at Casela Bird Park. Or set out on a catamaran to admire the sun-drenched beauty of the island, landing on dazzling white beaches and snorkeling amongst shoals brimming with kaleidoscopic fish.

With its lush rainforests and beaches bordering coral reefs, Pointe des Galets, Réunion will dazzle you with its natural splendor. This island in the Indian Ocean is a French department and is known for Piton de la Fournaise, a climbable active volcano that rises to 8,635 ft.

Discover Taolagnaro, a scenic coastal gem where golden beaches meet lush mountains and wild landscapes. Explore unique wildlife at nearby nature reserves, uncover traces of Madagascar’s colonial past, and enjoy the warm hospitality of this captivating seaside town.

Situated on the deepest natural harbour in the Southern Hemisphere, Richards Bay will thrill both nature and culture seekers. Spend the day walking through the Umlalazi Nature Reserve where you might see one of the rarest birds of pray in South Africa, the Palm-Nut vulture or catch some sun or some waves at Aklantstrand Beach.

Durban offers a stunning blend of beach, culture, and adventure. With its long, golden beachfront and modern skyline, it overlooks the Indian Ocean, while inland, the Valley of a Thousand Hills awaits. Experience Zulu culture, explore wildlife, or relax on the sunny shores. Durban is South Africa’s subtropical gem, perfect for both relaxation and adventure.

Vast, vibrant Port Elizabeth stretches along Algoa Bay in the Eastern Cape. Discover the city's rich architectural heritage in Market Square, enjoy the beautiful local beaches, or look for the 'Big Five' (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhinoceros) at Shamwari Game Reserve.

Not only is Cape Town one of the most beautiful cities in the world, but it is also surrounded by magnificent beaches, rugged mountains and bucolic vineyards. On a fine day savour an awe inspiring cable car ride up Table Mountain. Perhaps make the poignant tour of Robben Island or take a cultural trip to Stellenbosch and its surrounding wine lands.

Not only is Cape Town one of the most beautiful cities in the world, but it is also surrounded by magnificent beaches, rugged mountains and bucolic vineyards. On a fine day savour an awe inspiring cable car ride up Table Mountain. Perhaps make the poignant tour of Robben Island or take a cultural trip to Stellenbosch and its surrounding wine lands.

Lüderitz is a fascinating coastal town where German colonial heritage meets Namibia’s stark desert beauty. Expect colourful architecture, dramatic Atlantic scenery and access to the hauntingly beautiful ghost town of Kolmanskop.

The 'Diamond of Africa' is a country of stark beauty and contrasting landscapes. It is home to the world’s oldest desert, the world’s highest sand dunes, and a diversity of people that have created an intriguing blend of cultures and traditions. Found between the sand dunes of the Namib Desert and the Atlantic Ocean, the large natural lagoon of Walvis Bays is home to prolific birdlife.

The 'Diamond of Africa' is a country of stark beauty and contrasting landscapes. It is home to the world’s oldest desert, the world’s highest sand dunes, and a diversity of people that have created an intriguing blend of cultures and traditions. Found between the sand dunes of the Namib Desert and the Atlantic Ocean, the large natural lagoon of Walvis Bays is home to prolific birdlife.

Discover St. Helena, a remote South Atlantic island filled with dramatic scenery, fascinating history, and welcoming local culture. Explore its centuries-old heritage and learn about its connection to Napoleon Bonaparte, who spent his final years in exile here.

Praia, the vibrant capital of Cape Verde on the island of Santiago, offers a captivating blend of African and Portuguese influences. Stroll through colourful markets and colonial squares, soak up the rhythms of Creole culture, and enjoy scenic coastal views framed by golden beaches and volcanic landscapes.

The Canary Islands have some of the most striking and diverse scenery of any islands on earth: dry volcanic deserts, a snow-capped mountain, lush fields with banana and pineapple plantations, plus spectacular beaches! Only 70 miles from the coast of Africa, the Canaries were a way station for Spanish galleons and Las Palmas was the provisioning stop for Columbus on all four of his voyages.

Lanzarote captivates with its dramatic volcanic landscapes, whitewashed villages and year-round sunshine. Discover striking natural wonders shaped by lava flows, relax on golden beaches, and experience the island’s unique blend of art, architecture and Canarian charm.

Agadir is a relaxed Moroccan coastal city known for its golden beaches, palm-lined promenades and year-round sunshine. Explore colourful souks, savour authentic Moroccan flavours, and enjoy a gateway to the rich culture and landscapes of southern Morocco. Take a walk on the promenade, pick up a slice from one of the city's many delicious pizzerias, relax on the beach, and get a taste of the Moroccan street scene-all in one port.

Casablanca is a bustling city where vibrant markets, grand architecture, and the Atlantic coastline come together. Visit the stunning Hassan II Mosque, stroll the art deco streets, or explore the lively medina for local crafts and spices. With a mix of history, culture, and modern flair, Casablanca offers a dynamic Moroccan experience.

Dominated by the iconic Rock, Gibraltar is a unique blend of British charm and Mediterranean flair. Explore its dramatic caves, meet the famous Barbary macaques, and enjoy stunning views where Europe meets Africa across the sparkling Strait of Gibraltar.

Nestled on Spain’s Costa del Sol, Malaga offers sun-soaked beaches, vibrant markets, and centuries of history. Explore the stunning Alcazaba fortress, wander through Picasso’s birthplace, or enjoy tapas in the lively Plaza de la Constitución. With its rich cultural heritage and Mediterranean charm, Malaga is a perfect blend of relaxation and discovery.

Colorful, creative, and full of life, Barcelona offers stunning architecture, buzzing markets, and sunny Mediterranean charm. From Gaudí’s Sagrada Família to seaside tapas, this city always makes a lasting impression.

Marseille, the heart of Provence, is a lively coastal city with rich history and Mediterranean charm. Visit the stunning Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde, explore the vibrant Old Port, or wander the colorful markets. With its blend of cultures, beautiful beaches, and nearby Calanques National Park, Marseille offers a perfect mix of urban energy and natural beauty.

Sun, sea, and style collide! Wander the Old Town, sip café au lait by the shore, and soak up the Riviera vibes.

A hidden gem on the Ligurian coast, Portovenere enchants with its colorful waterfront, medieval streets, and dramatic sea views. Visit the striking Church of St. Peter perched on a rocky cliff, explore the Doria Castle, or take a boat to the nearby Cinque Terre. Charming, historic, and breathtakingly scenic.

From Livorno, journey inland to explore Florence’s artistic treasures, Michelangelo’s David, the Duomo, and the romantic Ponte Vecchio, or visit Pisa to see the world-famous Leaning Tower. Whether you're drawn to Florence’s Renaissance grandeur or Pisa’s striking landmarks, both cities offer unforgettable moments. In just one day, experience the heart of Tuscany’s culture, beauty, and history.

From Livorno, journey inland to explore Florence’s artistic treasures, Michelangelo’s David, the Duomo, and the romantic Ponte Vecchio, or visit Pisa to see the world-famous Leaning Tower. Whether you're drawn to Florence’s Renaissance grandeur or Pisa’s striking landmarks, both cities offer unforgettable moments. In just one day, experience the heart of Tuscany’s culture, beauty, and history.

Porto Santo Stefano is nestled among Monte Argentario’s rugged landscapes, this Tuscan gem charms with cobbled streets, terracotta rooftops, and a bustling old port. Explore waterfront eateries, spot flamingos at Orbetello Lagoon, or sail to the tranquil islands of Giglio and Giannutri for a taste of untouched beauty.

From the port of Civitavecchia, journey to Rome, Italy’s timeless capital. Walk in the footsteps of emperors at the Colosseum, toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain, and marvel at the Vatican’s treasures. A day here is a dive into living history.

Sorrento is a charming town perched on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, offering breathtaking views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Wander through the picturesque streets, visit the historic Piazza Tasso, or relax at the seaside cafés. With its scenic beauty, lively atmosphere, and proximity to Pompeii, Sorrento is a perfect Mediterranean getaway.

Nestled along the stunning Amalfi Coast, Amalfi is a picturesque town known for its dramatic cliffs and Mediterranean charm. Explore the historic Amalfi Cathedral, stroll through narrow streets lined with whitewashed buildings, or relax by the crystal-clear waters. With its stunning views and vibrant atmosphere, Amalfi is a must-visit gem on the coast.

Immerse yourself in Sicily’s rich blend of history, nature, and flavour. Explore ancient ruins, Greek temples, and vineyard-covered slopes near Mount Etna. Discover Baroque Sciacca, sip Etna Rosso wines, and savour olive oil–drenched pasta for a true taste of the island’s golden charm.

Step ashore into Malta’s historic capital, where golden limestone streets, grand Baroque architecture and spectacular harbour views await. Explore the UNESCO-listed city, discover the magnificent St John’s Co-Cathedral and its Caravaggio masterpieces, and enjoy panoramic views from the Upper Barrakka Gardens. With historic sights, charming streets, cafés and shops all within easy reach, Valletta is ideal for a day of exploration.

Kotor is a lesser-known gem on a beautiful fjord-like gulf of the same name in Montenegro. It's a fairy-tale setting, where medieval spires rise dreamily over orange rooftops beside mountainous scenery. The landscapes grow ever more dramatic inland, not least in the Durmitor National Park, draped around the majestic Balkan Mountains.

Šibenik is a historic coastal town known for its medieval architecture and stunning Adriatic views. Wander through its stone-paved streets, visit the UNESCO-listed St. James Cathedral, or explore nearby Krka National Park and its waterfalls. With its rich heritage and natural beauty, Šibenik is a captivating Croatian gem.

Discover Piran, Slovenia’s dazzling Adriatic gem, where winding cobbled streets, colourful squares, and sparkling sea views create an unforgettable escape. Savour fresh local seafood, explore centuries of history, and soak up the enchanting charm of this beautiful medieval coastal town.

Can any city match up to the romance of Venice? As the warm sunset casts its balmy glow over the charming canals it's hard to imagine it possible. Explore the maze of markets and cafés by gondola before heading to Harry's Bar to sip its famous Bellini cocktail. It won't take long on one of Venice' peaceful canals, beneath a beautiful bridge, for you to fall for this extraordinary city's spell.

Can any city match up to the romance of Venice? As the warm sunset casts its balmy glow over the charming canals it's hard to imagine it possible. Explore the maze of markets and cafés by gondola before heading to Harry's Bar to sip its famous Bellini cocktail. It won't take long on one of Venice' peaceful canals, beneath a beautiful bridge, for you to fall for this extraordinary city's spell.

A coastal gem on the Istrian Peninsula, Rovinj charms with its pastel-hued buildings, cobbled streets, and vibrant harbor. Climb to St. Euphemia’s Church for panoramic views, browse local art galleries, or relax at a seaside café. With its romantic old town and crystal-clear waters, Rovinj is a picture-perfect escape.

Known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik dazzles with its ancient city walls, terracotta rooftops, and sparkling sea views. Walk the historic streets of the Old Town, explore imposing forts, and savor breathtaking panoramas from the city walls. This iconic city blends medieval charm with stunning coastal beauty.

A lush island paradise where Venetian architecture meets turquoise waters. Wander through Corfu Town’s charming streets, relax on sun-kissed beaches, and savor the blend of Greek, Italian, and British influences that give this island its unique character and warm hospitality.

Argostólion is the charming capital of Kefalonia, where colourful waterfront promenades, lively cafés, and rich Greek heritage create a warm island welcome. Explore picturesque squares, discover nearby beaches with crystal-clear waters, or simply soak up the relaxed Ionian atmosphere while enjoying fresh local cuisine.

Monemvasia is a stunning medieval town perched on a rocky island connected to the mainland by a causeway. Explore its cobblestone streets, visit the Byzantine Castle, or enjoy breathtaking views from the top of the fortifications. With its rich history, scenic beauty, and tranquil atmosphere, Monemvasia is a unique and captivating destination.

When you arrive by sea, there is no confusing the island of Santorini. Few islands have the power to captivate the way Santorini does. Gorgeous and cosmopolitan, it’s famous for that classic Greek island look with white painted houses clustered along narrow winding lanes, perched atop reddish-black volcanic cliffs that tumble down more than a thousand feet to the wide caldera.

Step into the medieval Old Town of Rhodes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with cobbled streets, knights’ castles, and centuries of history. Relax on sun-drenched beaches or explore ancient ruins like the Acropolis of Lindos. With its rich past and stunning scenery, Rhodes offers a perfect mix of culture and coastal charm in one unforgettable day.

Bodrum is a stunning blend of ancient history, modern luxury, and vibrant nightlife. Explore the impressive Bodrum Castle, relax on pristine beaches, or wander through the lively marina lined with restaurants and boutiques. With its rich culture and cosmopolitan atmosphere, Bodrum is a must-visit destination on the Turkish Riviera.

Syros is a captivating island where vibrant culture, charming architecture, and sun-drenched harbors come together, inviting you to wander its lively streets, sip coffee by the sea, and experience authentic island life.

Piraeus is the bustling port gateway to Athens, one of the world’s oldest and most historic cities. Explore iconic sites like the Acropolis and Parthenon, stroll through the lively Plaka district, or visit world-class museums. With its rich heritage and vibrant culture, Athens is a must-visit for history lovers and city explorers alike.