FULL WORLD VOYAGE 2028

Perched on seven hills overlooking the Tagus River, Lisbon is a city of golden light, grand plazas, and nostalgic charm. Ride a vintage tram through its winding streets, admire the intricate azulejos, and take in sweeping views from Sao Jorge Castle. From the soulful sounds of fado to the delicious pasteis de nata, Lisbon captivates at every turn.

Beloved for its beaches, Tenerife also offers a feast for the eyes - in its numerous art galleries and museums or an incredibly panoramic cable car ascent of Mount Teide. Your ears will appreciate the sounds of the timple, a distinctive element of Canarian folk music. Perhaps even catch a recital at the striking wave-shaped Auditorio, home to the acclaimed Tenerife Symphony Orchestra.

Secluded and tranquil, the Cape Verde Islands are among the most off-the-beaten-path destinations. The island of St. Vincent boasts fascinating markets and great bars, while the local community reflects the islands' history as a former slave trade hub. Mindelo is a picturesque port-city consisting of a mixture of cobbled streets and brightly coloured colonial buildings, with the majestic Mount Verde overseeing all. Home to nearly all of the island's population, the city is hailed as the cultural hub of Cape Verde.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Réunion offers a little taste of French culture on a tropical island whose setting has more in common with Hawaii than Paris. Officially an overseas French department the island is full of cultural Creole buildings as well as an incredible range geographical diversity, from beaches to flourishing forests. Réunion's rugged scenic roads and dusty plains could lead you up to see the incredible 'Piton de la Fournaise' or 'Peak of the Furnace', one of the most active volcanoes in the world today.

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.

Penang is an alluring combination of golden beaches and cultural gems. Along the north coast, Penang's most famous beach is lined with luxury Asian hotels while Malay kampongs sprinkle across a countryside scented with cloves and nutmeg. Admire the giant reclining Buddha and the 1,000 gilded statues of Kek Lok Si Temple. See the elaborate clan house of the Chinese Khoo Kongsi.

Port Kelang is the port for Malaysia’s modern and bustling Kuala Lumpur, a city fusing Malayan, Chinese and Indian cultures. Fans of retail therapy are in luck, the shopping is some of Asia's finest. Malaysia’s dynamic capital is a melting pot of skyscrapers, Islamic architecture and British Colonial buildings offering a futuristic cityscape with an enduring nod to yesteryear. Home to some of Asia’s most opulent shopping malls, Kuala Lumpur’s skyline is dominated by the famous Petronas and Menara Kuala Lumpur Towers, while the hip Bukit Bintang district pulses with lively markets and street food vendors.

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!

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!

South Korea's second largest city after Seoul, Busan likes its attractions to be gargantuan! Head to the world's largest department store, Centum City, or spend the day relaxing on Haeundae Beach Korea's largest. If a more cultural experience beckons, admire the pagodas, gates, temple halls, and shrines of Beomeosa Temple.

On Nagasaki cruises you can look forward to rich cosmopolitan atmosphere and the beautiful seaside scenery.Standing over the Nakashima River is Japans first Chinese-style stone bridge, the Spectacle Bridge, which reflects as ovals on the surface of the water. It is said that bridges here were only built on roads that led to temples, ornate structures that still adorn many of the streets.Etched in the memory of Nagasaki is the 1945 atomic bomb that destroyed much of the city. Today it still lingers in poignant reminders, such as Peace Park and the A-Bomb Museum, all part of our Nagasaki cruise shore excursions.

Located on the southern tip of Kyushu, Kagoshima provides spectacular scenery - from rugged mountains and rivers to bubbling hot springs, as well as a wide variety of flora and fauna. Mount Sakurajima dominates the skyline above Kagoshima City and is said to change its colours seven times during the course of a day. A 15 minute ferry ride will take you to Sakurajima Island where you can view the volcano’s vast lava fields that were caused by three major past eruptions. The most violent eruption occurred in 1914 when a lava flow of over three billion tonnes destroyed numerous villages.

Yokohama is an exciting city filled with Japanese charm and culture, and is less than 30 minutes’ train ride from Tokyo, so there’s an opportunity to sample two of Japan’s greatest urban centres. Located directly south of the capital Tokyo and set beside the waters of Tokyo Bay, Japan’s second city is enveloped in the modern and forward-thinking ideology of the country, proving to be a fantastic base for those who wish to immerse themselves in the diverse identity of Japan. There is no better way of capturing the culture of a new city than sampling the cuisine. A number of small and cosy seafood eateries, with kaki furai, or deep-fried oysters, being a particular favourite. Shabu-shabu restaurants are all-you-can-eat establishments allowing you to sample a vast array of Japanese food – perfect if you are unfamiliar with the local cuisine and would like to try lots of dishes. A number of fantastic sushi bars serve the very best of Japan’s most iconic culinary treat.

Yokohama is an exciting city filled with Japanese charm and culture, and is less than 30 minutes’ train ride from Tokyo, so there’s an opportunity to sample two of Japan’s greatest urban centres. Located directly south of the capital Tokyo and set beside the waters of Tokyo Bay, Japan’s second city is enveloped in the modern and forward-thinking ideology of the country, proving to be a fantastic base for those who wish to immerse themselves in the diverse identity of Japan. There is no better way of capturing the culture of a new city than sampling the cuisine. A number of small and cosy seafood eateries, with kaki furai, or deep-fried oysters, being a particular favourite. Shabu-shabu restaurants are all-you-can-eat establishments allowing you to sample a vast array of Japanese food – perfect if you are unfamiliar with the local cuisine and would like to try lots of dishes. A number of fantastic sushi bars serve the very best of Japan’s most iconic culinary treat.

Nestled on the island of New Britain, Rabaul boasts a dramatic volcanic landscape, rich World War II history, and vibrant local culture. Explore lush rainforests, colorful markets, and the haunting beauty of its volcanic caldera.

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.

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.

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”.

In nearly 250 years since Captain Cook named then the Friendly Islands, little has changed. It remains the last kingdom in the South Pacific, colourful coral gardens are still untouched and the pleasure of sipping cool coconut milk fresh from the shell is as strong as it ever was.

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!

Aloha Honolulu. Synonymous with lilting music and magnificent beaches, the vibrant capital of Hawaii is also brimming with shops, restaurants, and a multitude of historic, cultural and scenic attractions. From the iconic beaches of Waikiki to historic Pearl Harbour and lush mountain trails, it offers sun-soaked adventures. The wider island, Oahu, is a Pacific crossroads and a rich mosaic of cultures, blending Polynesian warmth, Oriental mystique, and American pragmatism.

Aloha Honolulu. Synonymous with lilting music and magnificent beaches, the vibrant capital of Hawaii is also brimming with shops, restaurants, and a multitude of historic, cultural and scenic attractions. From the iconic beaches of Waikiki to historic Pearl Harbour and lush mountain trails, it offers sun-soaked adventures. The wider island, Oahu, is a Pacific crossroads and a rich mosaic of cultures, blending Polynesian warmth, Oriental mystique, and American pragmatism.

This spectacular tropical paradise is blanketed in diverse and beautiful scenery, including breathtaking waterfalls and exotic gardens. Travel to 4,300 feet above sea level and visit the unique Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and discover the active volcanoes Kilauea and Mauna Loa. In Hilo itself, you'll find excellent shopping and first class restaurants.

Alive with glitz and glamour, Los Angeles the City of Angels - is all about fulfilling the American Dream all the way from Hollywood and the original Disneyland to swish Beverly Hills, Malibu and then Hollywood Hills where the stars love to live out that dream in their spectacular mansions.This starry lifestyle is fun for visitors, too, though. Watch the surfers at the fabulous surfing beaches of Santa Monica, give those cards a hammering at Rodeo Drive's exclusive shops, or be impressed by the high quality of the exhibits at the smart Downtown museums and art galleries.The filmmaking capital of the world exudes style and offbeat artistic expression. Check out all the movie star hand and foot imprints on the sidewalk outside the famous Mann's Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard or stroll the boardwalk at bohemian Venice Beach with its wacky street artists, musicians, roller skaters, cyclists and the outdoor weightlifting at Muscle Beach.

While growing as a popular tourist destination, Cabo still retains an uncrowded feel with warm hospitality to match the sunshine. Nestled on the Southern tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, it is famous for its casual atmosphere, exciting nightlife and stunning beaches and scenery.

Puntarenas boasts diverse landscapes, ranging from lush rainforests and towering mountains to its elongated coastline. National parks, volcanoes, pristine beaches, and exotic wildlife are the natural wonders worth exploring. Taste nature’s bounty at one of the plantations producing the country’s famously rich coffee.

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.

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.

Electric and eclectic, Miami dazzles with sun-soaked beaches, Art Deco vibes, and vibrant nightlife. Stroll South Beach, explore the colorful Wynwood Walls, or cruise Biscayne Bay. From world-class dining to lively music scenes, Miami pulses with nonstop energy.

Port Canaveral is a gateway to some fantastic Florida highlights, including the world-famous Kennedy Space Centre.

Nestled in the heart of the Azores, Ponta Delgada charms with its volcanic landscapes, vibrant gardens, and historic architecture. Stroll along the picturesque harbor, sample local delicacies, and explore nearby crater lakes and hot springs in this lush Atlantic island escape.

Southampton, the UK’s top cruise port, is a vibrant waterfront city blending rich maritime heritage with modern charm. Discover the Titanic legacy at the Sea City Museum, explore the Cultural Quarter, or stroll through the medieval Old Town. Beyond the city, explore the beauty of The New Forest, Stonehenge, and the Isle of Wight. With a thriving craft beer and food scene, Southampton offers endless delights to explore!