109Days108Nights
USD 79,800

Dubai - Miami


Explora I

Cruise Code: EX20290106DXBMIA

Aboard Explora I, sail from dazzling Dubai into endless sea days, where wellness and fine dining lead you to vibrant Miami.

Itinerary
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United Arab Emirates

Dubai

Discover Dubai: a sun-soaked, cosmopolitan city of luxury, innovation, and landmark sights. Ski indoors, watch the fountains, hear opera, ride an abra, admire the Miracle Garden, explore Old Dubai, visit the Dubai Frame, see Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, ride the giant wheel, and dine in the sky. Shimmering like a mirage, Dubai dazzles with its diversity and constant reinvention.
Jan 6, 2029
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United Arab Emirates

Dubai

Discover Dubai: a sun-soaked, cosmopolitan city of luxury, innovation, and landmark sights. Ski indoors, watch the fountains, hear opera, ride an abra, admire the Miracle Garden, explore Old Dubai, visit the Dubai Frame, see Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, ride the giant wheel, and dine in the sky. Shimmering like a mirage, Dubai dazzles with its diversity and constant reinvention.
Jan 7, 2029
Departure18:00
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Oman

Khasab

Explore Oman's remote Musandam Peninsula, a filigreed tip at the Strait of Hormuz. Ride rocky peaks by bike or 4x4, cruise dramatic inlets on converted dhows, and swim with dolphins and tuna near Telegraph Island. Visit Old Town forts, relaxed souks and whitewashed mosques. Pass hidden Bedouin homes, mosques and goats to a vast green oasis, then climb to cooler heights for fossilized fish and sweeping views. A discreet legend rich in surprises.
Jan 8, 2029
Arrival07:00
Departure15:00
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At Sea
Jan 9, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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At Sea
Jan 10, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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India

Mumbai

Shaped by the legacy of trade and empire, Mumbai is effervescent, energetic and one-of-a-kind. Echoes of a bygone era linger in the gothic spires of old Bombay, a UNESCO World Heritage site where the din of conversation fills spice-scented markets and bustling Parsi cafés. Silk Road merchants and seafarers all left their mark, leaving behind a patchwork of cultural quirks and captivating regional flavours; a richness that's celebrated in the sensorial spectacle of the Bollywood film industry.
Jan 11, 2029
Arrival08:00
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India

Mumbai

Shaped by the legacy of trade and empire, Mumbai is effervescent, energetic and one-of-a-kind. Echoes of a bygone era linger in the gothic spires of old Bombay, a UNESCO World Heritage site where the din of conversation fills spice-scented markets and bustling Parsi cafés. Silk Road merchants and seafarers all left their mark, leaving behind a patchwork of cultural quirks and captivating regional flavours; a richness that's celebrated in the sensorial spectacle of the Bollywood film industry.
Jan 12, 2029
Departure17:00
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India

Mormugao

Southern Goa moves at a gentle pace, with lazy days on palm-fringed beaches and quiet coves. Seabirds, fishing nets, and traditional villages line the golden coast, dotted with forts, temples, and Portuguese heritage. In Old Goa, visit elegant white churches and grand basilicas, then linger over Goan fish curry overlooking the serene Arabian Sea.
Jan 13, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure23:00
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At Sea
Jan 14, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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India

Kochi

Kerala blends diverse cultures, scenic beauty, spirituality and spice. Cruise by rickshaw through Fort Cochin's ancient houses, colourful churches and Chinese fishing nets; swap Kochi bustle for birdsong at the Bird Sanctuary; float through Kumarakom's mangrove-lined backwaters; and pause at Athirappilly Falls. Explore wildlife forests and Thommankuthu, visit the world's richest temple and nearby Maharaja treasures, then unwind with Ayurveda, galleries and Cult Modern shopping.
Jan 15, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure23:00
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At Sea
Jan 16, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

12

Maldives

Malé

Romance meets reverie in Malé, doorway to the emerald atolls of the Maldives archipelago. Unscripted days might mean castaway moments on a deserted sandbank, snorkelling through rainbow reefs or sipping cocktails on a private island. Dive deeper in Maldivian identity in Malé itself, where mosques and museums reveal a glimpse of island life before tourism, and vibrant markets celebrate artisan crafts and the rich culinary heritage of the Indian Ocean.
Jan 17, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure21:00
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At Sea
Jan 18, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

14

Sri Lanka

Colombo

Understated and enchanting, Colombo reveals charm layer by layer. A showcase of Geoffrey Bawa's tropical modernism, it's an open-air celebration of architecture and design, with colourful boutiques of crafts and textiles. Watch cricketers and kite-flyers on Galle Face Green, trace 150 years of Ceylon tea heritage in waterfront hotels, and savour spice-laden dishes, tropical produce, and sticky coconut desserts in lively markets and cafes.
Jan 19, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure19:00
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Sri Lanka

Hambantota

Hambantota fans out along Sri Lanka's wild southern shore, where big cats and elephants roam in national parks and Indian Ocean waves crash onto unspoiled beaches. Fishermen cast their nets from precarious perches along the coast, as the road winds between shimmering salt pans and traditional villages. Follow tidal flats to coastal lagoons and paddle through quiet mangroves, sanctuaries for migratory birds whose chorus forms a backdrop to this pristine natural habitat.
Jan 20, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure17:00
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At Sea
Jan 21, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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At Sea
Jan 22, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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Thailand

Phuket

Phuket's soft sands, warm seas and rich culture make it Thailand's crown jewel. Climb Nakkerd Hill to the tranquil Big Buddha for panoramic island views, or wander Phuket Old Town, where colourful Sino-Portuguese architecture and bustling markets reveal a cosmopolitan past. Offshore, Phang Nga Bay stuns with limestone cliffs rising from jade waters, best explored by kayak or boat. Phuket is where beachside bliss and cultural discovery meet beneath tropical skies.
Jan 23, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure21:00
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Malaysia

Langkawi

Langkawi enchants with turquoise seas, lush rainforest and dramatic peaks. Cruise the mangroves of Kilim Geoforest Park, a UNESCO treasure where eagles soar and limestone cliffs rise over emerald waterways. Ride the cable car up Mount Mat Cincang, then walk the Sky Bridge suspended high above the jungle canopy. Down by the waterfront, Eagle Square celebrates the island's spirit of freedom. Langkawi is a natural haven for adventure, photography and serene island living.
Jan 24, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure20:00
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At Sea
Jan 25, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

21

Singapore

Singapore

Singapore is a vision of green innovation and cultural diversity. Stroll beneath towering Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay, then step into heritage districts like Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam. Visit the serene Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO site rich with orchids, or marvel at Marina Bay Sands and its shimmering skyline. From hawker stalls serving Michelin-starred bites to elegant gourmet dining, Singapore is a city that embraces the future while cherishing its roots.
Jan 26, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure18:00
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Singapore

Singapore

Singapore is a vision of green innovation and cultural diversity. Stroll beneath towering Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay, then step into heritage districts like Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam. Visit the serene Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO site rich with orchids, or marvel at Marina Bay Sands and its shimmering skyline. From hawker stalls serving Michelin-starred bites to elegant gourmet dining, Singapore is a city that embraces the future while cherishing its roots.
Jan 26, 2029
Arrival20:00
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Singapore

Singapore

Singapore is a vision of green innovation and cultural diversity. Stroll beneath towering Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay, then step into heritage districts like Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam. Visit the serene Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO site rich with orchids, or marvel at Marina Bay Sands and its shimmering skyline. From hawker stalls serving Michelin-starred bites to elegant gourmet dining, Singapore is a city that embraces the future while cherishing its roots.
Jan 27, 2029
Departure14:00
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At Sea
Jan 28, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

25

Indonesia

Surabaya

Surabaya blends modern energy with centuries of history. Explore the Dutch colonial House of Sampoerna or stroll through Kampung Arab, where lively markets and the Al-Akbar Mosque reflect cultural diversity. Beyond the city, UNESCO-listed Trowulan offers ancient Majapahit ruins and artefacts showcasing Indonesia's classical heritage. Surabaya is a dynamic port where history and innovation meet, making it a vibrant gateway to East Java's volcanic landscapes and rich traditions.
Jan 29, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure20:00
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At Sea
Jan 30, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

27

Indonesia

Benoa

Benoa is the perfect entry to Bali's spiritual and natural wonders. Venture to UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, where emerald fields stretch beneath volcanic peaks, or cross to Nusa Penida Island for dramatic cliffs and pristine beaches. In Ubud, Bali's cultural heart, temples and artisan workshops reveal a deep spiritual soul. Whether snorkelling, temple-hopping or embracing the island's artistic energy, Benoa is your door to Bali's serenity and vibrant culture.
Jan 31, 2029
Arrival09:00
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Indonesia

Benoa

Benoa is the perfect entry to Bali's spiritual and natural wonders. Venture to UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, where emerald fields stretch beneath volcanic peaks, or cross to Nusa Penida Island for dramatic cliffs and pristine beaches. In Ubud, Bali's cultural heart, temples and artisan workshops reveal a deep spiritual soul. Whether snorkelling, temple-hopping or embracing the island's artistic energy, Benoa is your door to Bali's serenity and vibrant culture.
Feb 1, 2029
Departure13:00
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Indonesia

Komodo

Komodo National Park is a prehistoric landscape untouched by man. Explore its trio of islands, from three-metre Komodo dragons in the lowlands to volcanic crags and coves. Hike Padar Hill for sweeping views of emerald islands, deserted coves, and rainbow sands. Snorkel crystal-clear seas to spot dolphins and dugongs, and coral gardens carpeting the seabed.
Feb 2, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure18:00
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At Sea
Feb 3, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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At Sea
Feb 4, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

32

Australia

Darwin

Darwin is a window to Australian heritage, from ancestral traditions and WWII history to sun-kissed cocktails on the buzzing waterfront. Beyond the city lies a timeless landscape of wild waterfalls, Indigenous culture, and untamed beauty. Explore Kakadu National Park, where rock art tells 40,000 years of Aboriginal history and waterfalls thunder down rocky escarpments. The Tiwi Islands offer castaway beaches, Indigenous art, and big-game fishing on the Timor Sea.
Feb 5, 2029
Arrival07:00
Departure17:00
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At Sea
Feb 6, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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At Sea
Feb 7, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

35

Papua New Guinea

Port Moresby

Port Moresby distils Papua New Guinea's wild, tradition-rich spirit. Start at the National Museum & Art Gallery for insight into PNG's cultural identity and its thousands of distinct cultural groups. Escape to the hillside rainforests of Varirata National Park, home to the red-plumed Raggiana bird-of-paradise. Offshore, divers can explore World War II wrecks and colourful reefs in the clear waters of the Timor Sea.
Feb 8, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure15:00
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Papua New Guinea

Alotau

Kundu drums pound a spirited welcome in Alotau, where folklore and WWII memories are woven into the fabric of daily life. Step through the battlefields of Milne Bay and dive for wrecks around wild capes framed by jungle-draped mountains, or snorkel through pristine reefs as seahorses glide through gin-clear shallows. Delve into Papua New Guinea's culture through kava ceremony and craftwork in traditional villages, where stories are shared through song and ritual.
Feb 9, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure18:00
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At Sea
Feb 10, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

38

Australia

Cairns

Tropical Cairns is the gateway to Northern Queensland's natural wonders: scenic flights over the Great Barrier Reef, snorkelling safaris among vivid coral and marine life, ancient Daintree Rainforest giants, lazy rivers and hidden creeks, wildlife-filled riverbanks, and sublime beaches along the coast.
Feb 11, 2029
Arrival08:00
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Australia

Cairns

Tropical Cairns is the gateway to Northern Queensland's natural wonders: scenic flights over the Great Barrier Reef, snorkelling safaris among vivid coral and marine life, ancient Daintree Rainforest giants, lazy rivers and hidden creeks, wildlife-filled riverbanks, and sublime beaches along the coast.
Feb 12, 2029
Departure14:00
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Australia

Airlie Beach

Airlie Beach, on Queensland's coast, is the gateway to the Whitsunday Islands. Ringed by soft sands and the blue Coral Sea, the islands invite slow exploration: sail between emerald isles, snorkel coral gardens, or dive with rays and reefs. From above, the Whitsundays shine in the heart-shaped Heart Reef and the turquoise waters of Whitehaven Beach.
Feb 13, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure19:00
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At Sea
Feb 14, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

42

Australia

Brisbane

Urban yet unhurried, life in Brisbane flows around the folds of its river. Uncover northeast Australia's cultural heritage and Aboriginal perspectives at Queensland Art Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art, then delve into the region's flora in tropical gardens. Tap into the soul of the city by kayaking along the river and climbing the giddy heights of Story Bridge or tune into the easy rhythms of beach life in the lush, laid-back surrounds of Noosa or Gold Coast.
Feb 15, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure20:00
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At Sea
Feb 16, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

44

Australia

Sydney

Sydney blends urban elegance and natural beauty: the Opera House and Harbour Bridge frame harbourside strolls, paddles, and open-air dining. Beyond the city, the Blue Mountains offer misty forest walks, Hunter Valley invites Shiraz tastings and countryside dining, and the region's famous beaches await.
Feb 17, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure18:00
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Australia

Sydney

Sydney blends urban elegance and natural beauty: the Opera House and Harbour Bridge frame harbourside strolls, paddles, and open-air dining. Beyond the city, the Blue Mountains offer misty forest walks, Hunter Valley invites Shiraz tastings and countryside dining, and the region's famous beaches await.
Feb 18, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure18:00
46
At Sea
Feb 19, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

47

Australia

Melbourne

Melbourne's energy shines in its laneways, with street art, coffee houses, and restaurants showcasing Victoria's creativity. Museums and markets reflect the region's heritage, while Yarra Valley vineyards offer family-run wine experiences among sunlit vines. The Great Ocean Road delivers big skies and sweeping views, with the 12 Apostles rising from the Southern Ocean as limestone monoliths shaped by time and tide.
Feb 20, 2029
Arrival07:00
Departure21:00
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At Sea
Feb 21, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

49

Australia

Hobart

Hobart's frontier spirit sits between Sullivans Cove and Mount Wellington, on the edge of the wilderness. Step into history in museums, see Tasmanian devils in sanctuaries, or visit convict sites at Port Arthur. Hike and bike the Tasman Peninsula, with waterfalls and rock arches on the Southern Ocean coast. For a slower pace, enjoy fresh seafood on Bruny Island, where restaurants reflect the local season and place.
Feb 22, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure18:00
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At Sea
Feb 23, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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At Sea
Feb 24, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

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At Sea
Feb 25, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

53

New Zealand

Port Chalmers

A refuge in Otago Bay, Port Chalmers channels a sense of the sublime. Step into its pioneer history at the Maritime Museum and delve into the legacy of Antarctic exploration, or spend an afternoon exploring the region's Scottish roots behind the walls of Larnach Castle in Dunedin, self-styled 'Edinburgh of the South'. Sea lions lounge on the windswept beaches of Otago Peninsula, a hiking paradise where little blue penguins nest and Albatross wheel above the lighthouse at Taiaroa Head.
Feb 26, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure20:00
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New Zealand

Lyttelton

Lyttelton, between Banks Peninsula and Christchurch, blends edge-of-wilderness adventure with great food. Hike an ancient caldera or explore Arthur's Pass National Park's wide-open landscapes and film locations. Waipara Valley offers world-class Riesling and Pinot at boutique wineries. In French-heritage Akaroa, enjoy fresh seafood by the water and watch Hector's dolphins in milky blue waves.
Feb 27, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure19:00
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New Zealand

Wellington

Wellington is a window into Aotearoa's past, present and future. Māori culture and heritage are told at Te Papa, while contemporary creativity fills Hannah's Laneway and Wētā Workshop, which brought Tolkien's worlds to life. In Martinborough, earthy Pinot Noir shines in wineries, tasting rooms and rural restaurants celebrating sun, soil and seasonality.
Feb 28, 2029
Arrival07:00
Departure18:00
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New Zealand

Napier

Napier's story is one of rebirth and renewal, set to a backdrop of outstanding natural beauty. Days here start early: wander through the pines of Marine Parade and stop for a coffee among the breezy palms of the city centre, rebuilt as an ode to Art Deco architecture in the 1930s. Watch gannets plunge towards the Pacific from the emerald clifftops of Cape Kidnappers or pedal between the lush wineries of Hawke's Bay, where family run cellar doors share 150 years of winemaking heritage.
Mar 1, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure14:30
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New Zealand

Tauranga

Māori roots run deep in Tauranga, anchored in the Bay of Plenty by Mount Maunganui. Ancestral stories shape the land, from Rotorua's volcanic valleys and geysers to Whale Island (Moutohorā), a sanctuary of endemic species, hot springs, and rock formations. Hike native forest lookouts, paddle Lake Rotoiti, feast on fresh seafood, and spot orcas and dolphins off North Island's sacred coast.
Mar 2, 2029
Arrival10:00
Departure21:00
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New Zealand

Auckland

Known as the City of Sails, Auckland is a beachy urban haven beside New Zealand's blue-green North Island waters. Explore Rangitoto's volcanic trails or Waiheke's vineyards and beaches. In town, two harbours invite waterfront strolls, sea air, and Harbour Bridge views. Meet artisans and farmers at Matakana, then visit Auckland War Memorial Museum for Māori heritage. Capping it all is the Sky Tower soaring above the city.
Mar 3, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure18:00
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New Zealand

Auckland

Known as the City of Sails, Auckland is a beachy urban haven beside New Zealand's blue-green North Island waters. Explore Rangitoto's volcanic trails or Waiheke's vineyards and beaches. In town, two harbours invite waterfront strolls, sea air, and Harbour Bridge views. Meet artisans and farmers at Matakana, then visit Auckland War Memorial Museum for Māori heritage. Capping it all is the Sky Tower soaring above the city.
Mar 4, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure22:00
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New Zealand

Waitangi

Waitangi, in the Bay of Islands, is rich in history and culture: the 1840 Treaty preserved Māori sovereignty under Crown governance. Visit Haruru Falls, hike native bush and ancient forest trails, or sail to Motukōkako (Piercy Island) and the Hole in the Rock. Watch dolphins, seabirds, and seals along this iconic coastline.
Mar 5, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure16:00
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At Sea
Mar 6, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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At Sea
Mar 7, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

63

Fiji

Lautoka

Lautoka, Fiji's "Sugar City" on Viti Levu's western coast, offers an authentic glimpse of everyday Fijian life. Browse markets filled with tropical fruit, visit vibrant Hindu temples, and sample Indo-Fijian curries. Soak at Sabeto Hot Springs and natural mud pools, or explore Viseisei Village, the legendary birthplace of Fijian settlement. Warm, welcoming, and real, Lautoka reveals the heart of Fiji.
Mar 8, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure18:00
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Fiji

Dravuni Island

Dainty Dravuni Island, atop Astrolabe Reef, is a celebrated marine haven. Powdery white sands and turquoise lagoons invite easy swims, superb snorkelling over vibrant corals, and secluded sunbathing. Ashore, enjoy fresh seafood, hike the highest peak for panoramic views, and visit the village for children's songs and a traditional kava ceremony. A tiny island that lingers in memory.
Mar 9, 2029
Arrival07:00
Departure18:00
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Fiji

Suva

Suva sits just west of the International Date Line, where yesterday meets tomorrow. A cosmopolitan capital, it surprises with architecture as diverse as its culture. Linger among orchids in the shady Victorian oasis of Thurston Gardens, home to the Fiji Museum's striking clock tower. Explore waterfalls, hiking trails, and birdsong at Colo-Suva Forest Park, or glide up the pristine Navua River in a traditional longboat through forest and welcoming villages.
Mar 10, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure21:00
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At Sea
Mar 11, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

67

Tonga

Nukuʻalofa

Royal and culturally rich, Nuku'alofa is Tonga's monarchical capital and the South Pacific's "last true kingdom." A peaceful beach destination, its name means "home of love." Visit Talamahu Market, join a traditional kava ceremony, explore corals and sea life, or glimpse the Royal Palace, guardian of Tonga's monarchy since 1865. Tranquillity and tradition explain why Captain Cook called Tonga the "Friendly Islands."
Mar 12, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure18:00
68
At Sea
Mar 13, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

69

Cook Islands

Arutunga

A paradisiacal islet far flung in the Cook Islands, where everything is perfect. Picture turquoise waters, powdery white sands, vibrant coral gardens, and hammocks swaying beneath palms. Whether you crave laid-back relaxation, cultural enrichment, or adrenaline-fuelled adventure, nothing satisfies wanderlust like One Foot Island-one of the world's most pristine beaches-or a soul-stirring walk up Maungapu Hill, the island's highest point. In Arutunga, remoteness becomes the ultimate luxury.
Mar 14, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure18:00
70
At Sea
Mar 15, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

71

French Polynesia

Moʻorea

Encircled by a translucent lagoon, verdant valleys, and bamboo forests, Mo'orea is French Polynesia's most cinematic outpost. Home to the mythical "Bali Ha'i" of James Michener's Tales of the South Pacific, it lives on in literary legend. Swim with rays and fish in the Lagoonarium, hike to Belvédère for a sweeping Pacific view, or trek Three Coconuts Pass through emerald greenery. Heart-shaped Mo'orea is a paradise for nature lovers.
Mar 16, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure19:00
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French Polynesia

Bora Bora

Bora Bora ignites painters, poets, and romantics. Its ancient Tahitian name, Pora Pora mai te Pora, means "created by the gods." Deities seem to dwell on Mount Otemanu, a jagged emerald chapel above powdery white sands and an indigo lagoon where manta rays drift like silent butterflies and reef fish ride calm currents. Is there a place more perfectly poised between heaven and earth?
Mar 17, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure22:00
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French Polynesia

Huahine

Huahine, a wild "mountain island" of mystical beauty, rises in emerald peaks above calm lagoons. Legend says the god Hiro split it into Huahine Nui and Iti. Remote and culturally rich, it holds ancient marae, sacred blue-eyed eels near Faie, vanilla fields, and bright pareos. Kayak valleys, snorkel coral gardens, or relax on secluded motu beaches-a hidden Polynesian gem.
Mar 18, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure22:00
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French Polynesia

Raiatea

Raiatea, the spiritual heart of ancient Polynesia, feels close to the ancestors. Visit Taputapuātea Marae, a UNESCO site from which voyagers once set out for Hawaii and New Zealand. Encircled by reef, the island has Polynesia's only navigable river. Cruise the inlet past steep tree cliffs, or take a day trip to Taha'a for Vanilla Valley, hidden history, and snorkeling in a pristine coral lagoon.
Mar 19, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure18:00
75

French Polynesia

Papeete

"La ora na," and warm Tahitian smiles welcome you to Papeete, the lively capital of French Polynesia. Relax on Point Venus's velvet-black sands, named by Captain Cook, or head to the surfing shores of the 2024 Olympics. Explore basalt cliffs, lush waterfalls, and turquoise waters. Visit Le Marché for black pearls and crafts, and discover the vivid island colours that inspired Paul Gauguin, who called them the true "language of dreams".
Mar 20, 2029
Arrival07:00
Departure18:00
76

French Polynesia

Papeete

"La ora na," and warm Tahitian smiles welcome you to Papeete, the lively capital of French Polynesia. Relax on Point Venus's velvet-black sands, named by Captain Cook, or head to the surfing shores of the 2024 Olympics. Explore basalt cliffs, lush waterfalls, and turquoise waters. Visit Le Marché for black pearls and crafts, and discover the vivid island colours that inspired Paul Gauguin, who called them the true "language of dreams".
Mar 20, 2029
Arrival20:00
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French Polynesia

Papeete

"La ora na," and warm Tahitian smiles welcome you to Papeete, the lively capital of French Polynesia. Relax on Point Venus's velvet-black sands, named by Captain Cook, or head to the surfing shores of the 2024 Olympics. Explore basalt cliffs, lush waterfalls, and turquoise waters. Visit Le Marché for black pearls and crafts, and discover the vivid island colours that inspired Paul Gauguin, who called them the true "language of dreams".
Mar 21, 2029
Departure16:00
78

French Polynesia

Fakarava

Fakarava, a sleepy Tuamotu atoll, is the pearl of the archipelago. Sandbanks and shallow lagoons mirror the sky, blurring sea and horizon. A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, its underwater world teems with black-tip sharks, eagle rays, and corals, making it a top snorkel and dive site. Protected lagoons support eco-conscious Tahitian pearl farms, while coconut groves and pink sands add to its charm.
Mar 22, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure17:00
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At Sea
Mar 23, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

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Mar 24, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

81

Pitcairn

Bounty Bay

Idyllic isolation defines Pitcairn, thousands of kilometres from the nearest continent and accessible only by sea. This far-flung refuge of the HMS Bounty mutineers invites exploration of its rugged bay and perhaps encountering descendants of forefathers who famously declared "mutiny"! Today, conservation reigns supreme as scholars study the vast marine reserve and dark-sky sanctuary, while eco trails lead to dramatic rock formations and caves.
Mar 25, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure14:00
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At Sea
Mar 26, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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At Sea
Mar 27, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

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Chile

Easter Island

Shrouded in mystery, Easter Island, is a hauntingly beautiful cultural landscape that defies imagination. Dubbed "the navel of the world" by Polynesians, it was named by a Dutch explorer who arrived on Easter Sunday, 1722. Marvel at the angular faces of Moai at the dais of Ahu Tongariki and Ahu Tahai. Puzzle the unfinished giants at Rano Raraku Quarry, hike to Orongo Ceremonial Village, and witness Birdman petroglyphs, still you will find yourself wondering: what happened here?
Mar 28, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure18:00
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Mar 29, 2029
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Mar 30, 2029
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Mar 31, 2029
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Apr 1, 2029
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Chile

Valparaíso

Get caught up in the youthful energy of this colourful coastal city with its eclectic mix of World-Heritage-listed architecture and lively art scene. Ride a funicular up and down some of the 45 hills that give Valparaíso its unique geography. Pause at the house of Pablo Neruda, Chile's greatest writer, and sip a new vintage during a vineyard tour of the wineries of the Casablanca Valley.
Apr 2, 2029
Arrival17:00
Departure18:00
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Chile

Valparaíso

Get caught up in the youthful energy of this colourful coastal city with its eclectic mix of World-Heritage-listed architecture and lively art scene. Ride a funicular up and down some of the 45 hills that give Valparaíso its unique geography. Pause at the house of Pablo Neruda, Chile's greatest writer, and sip a new vintage during a vineyard tour of the wineries of the Casablanca Valley.
Apr 3, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure19:00
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Chile

Coquimbo

Coquimbo has a sunny climate cooled by the Pacific and Andes, with the fertile Elqui Valley producing iconic pisco varietals and 4,000-year-old petroglyphs. Stroll the harbour and historic centre, enjoy fresh seafood in cafés, and admire Barrio Inglés' 19th-century architecture. Nearby La Serena offers Spanish heritage and cobblestone charm. Once praised by Darwin for its "extreme quietness," the port now attracts scientists for its pristine skies and travellers for its easy elegance.
Apr 4, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure18:00
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Apr 5, 2029
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Apr 6, 2029
Arrival00:00
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Peru

Paracas Peninsula

Gateway to greatness, Pisco is Peru's lowland cradle of grape brandy. Its waterfront perch and Andean proximity preserve rich natural history: ancient vineyards from 1684, home to humble Humboldt penguins and flamingos and the Ballestas Islands, the "Peruvian Galápagos". Race dune buggies across the vast Paracas Peninsula dunes or buckle in for a scenic flight over the Nazca Lines-mysterious geoglyphs etched 2,000 years ago. History's treasures, eternally preserved in nature.
Apr 7, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure19:00
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Peru

Callao

Lima, UNESCO Cultural Heritage of Humankind, blends 500 years of cultures, traditions, and aesthetics. A global gastronomy hub, it offers lime-marinated ceviche, local markets, flower-lined colonial boulevards, and the upscale charm of Miraflores and Barranco. Extend your journey with an optional overland trip to Cusco and Machu Picchu.
Apr 8, 2029
Arrival09:00
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Peru

Callao

Lima, UNESCO Cultural Heritage of Humankind, blends 500 years of cultures, traditions, and aesthetics. A global gastronomy hub, it offers lime-marinated ceviche, local markets, flower-lined colonial boulevards, and the upscale charm of Miraflores and Barranco. Extend your journey with an optional overland trip to Cusco and Machu Picchu.
Apr 9, 2029
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Peru

Callao

Lima, UNESCO Cultural Heritage of Humankind, blends 500 years of cultures, traditions, and aesthetics. A global gastronomy hub, it offers lime-marinated ceviche, local markets, flower-lined colonial boulevards, and the upscale charm of Miraflores and Barranco. Extend your journey with an optional overland trip to Cusco and Machu Picchu.
Apr 10, 2029
Departure16:00
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Peru

Salaverry

Trujillo is Peru's quiet powerhouse of pre-Inca history. Head to the Moche temples - Huaca del Sol and Huaca de la Luna-massive adobe pyramids with murals so vivid they still pop after 1,500 years. Then Chan Chan: the biggest adobe city ever built, sprawling over 20 square kilometres of palaces and carved walls from the Chimú era. Lesser-travelled and just right for wanderlust during a day that feels like stepping straight into the past.
Apr 11, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure19:00
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Apr 12, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

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Ecuador

Manta

Manta, Ecuador's lively Pacific port, blends coastal energy with inland charm. Nearby Montecristi, birthplace of the Panama hat, offers artisan workshops where centuries-old weaving creates superfine hats. Pacoche Wildlife Refuge adds rainforest trails, howler monkeys, and exotic birds. Back at the harbor, Manta's "Tuna Capital of the World" title shines with citrusy ceviche and locally brewed drinks.
Apr 13, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure18:00
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Apr 14, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

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Panama

Amador

Framed by two oceans linked by the Panama Canal, this vibrant city stands at the crossroads of commerce and ecology. Sleek skyscrapers rise beside pristine nature, with Soberanía National Park protecting rich flora and fauna just minutes from downtown. Casco Antiguo, the cobblestoned colonial heart, offers churches, palaces, plazas, cafes, and rooftop bars. A UNESCO creative hub for gastronomy, it boasts a diverse, world-class food scene and a rich cultural crossroads.
Apr 15, 2029
Arrival09:00
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Panama

Amador

Framed by two oceans linked by the Panama Canal, this vibrant city stands at the crossroads of commerce and ecology. Sleek skyscrapers rise beside pristine nature, with Soberanía National Park protecting rich flora and fauna just minutes from downtown. Casco Antiguo, the cobblestoned colonial heart, offers churches, palaces, plazas, cafes, and rooftop bars. A UNESCO creative hub for gastronomy, it boasts a diverse, world-class food scene and a rich cultural crossroads.
Apr 16, 2029
Departure02:00
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Apr 16, 2029
Arrival00:00
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Apr 16, 2029
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Apr 17, 2029
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Colombia

Cartagena

Discover cultured, colourful Cartagena, the jewel of the Caribbean. Wander or Segway through cobbled streets, bougainvillea-filled plazas, old churches and stylish eateries, blending Caribbean cool with Colombian sophistication. Try cooking with a personal chef, birdwatch at the National Aviary, visit botanical gardens, cycle to Turbaco, or head to Islas del Rosario for beaches and coral-snorkelling. As sunset falls over the city walls, enjoy mojitos, reggaeton and salsa-filled nightlife.
Apr 18, 2029
Arrival07:00
Departure22:00
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Apr 19, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

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Curaçao

Willemstad

Experience a slice of Europe in the Caribbean: stroll Scharlooweg's pastel colonial streets, museums, and art scene; relax on beaches with hidden caves, snorkel with turtles, and dive vibrant reefs; learn Creole cooking, explore the Hato Plains and aloe plantations, then end the day in eclectic lounges with friendly locals and a blue curaçao cocktail.
Apr 20, 2029
Arrival09:00
Departure22:00
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Aruba

Oranjestad

Step into Oranjestad's technicolour dream of sorbet-hued buildings, where a Papiamento Indian past meets a trendy Dutch present. Dive by submarine along coral-crusted walls, then explore a rugged island of wind-bent Divi Divi trees, powder-white beaches, cactus-dotted desert, and the Natural Bridge carved by waves. Aruba is truly blessed.
Apr 21, 2029
Arrival08:00
Departure17:00
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Apr 22, 2029
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

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Apr 23, 2029
Arrival00:00
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United States

Miami

Miami and South Beach blend iconic movie backdrops with Latin American culture: Art Deco streets, Wynwood's murals, and Little Havana's café cortadito, sugarcane juice, beer, ice cream, dominoes, cigars, and politics. Add salsa, designer shopping, speedboats, and the Everglades for rare wildlife.
Apr 24, 2029
Arrival08:00

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