Oceania Cruises: Your World magazine No. 2

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ISSUE NO. 02

CAFÉ CULTURE

A SPACE FOR RITUALS & CONNECTION WORLDWIDE

BEYOND THE BEAUTY

DEEP-ROOTED CULTURAL TRADITIONS OF FRENCH POLYNESIA

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Breathtaking beauty and culture awaits throughout Sydney, including iconic landmarks like the Opera House as well as hidden gems throughout the city’s distinctive neighborhoods.

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PRESIDENT’S LETTER

The Cultural Journey

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elcome to the second issue of Your World magazine.

This edition is an homage to the world’s vibrant and diverse cultures, which provide some of the most powerful reasons for travelers to keep exploring.

Some of my most meaningful travel experiences have unfolded at the intersection of art, food, history and local encounters, and I’m certain many of yours have as well. At Oceania Cruises, we have always been explorers at heart, and our passion is connecting travelers with places and people around the world that provide meaning alongside adventure.

That’s why, in this issue, we’re diving into the deep-rooted traditions of French Polynesia and taking you off the beaten path in Sydney with an insider’s guide to favorite foodie spots and hidden gems. We’ve also uncovered unforgettable island experiences that will connect you to local ways of life in the Caribbean and revealed the best coffee and café culture – one of my favorite topics – across Vietnam, France, Melbourne and beyond. Our city spotlights showcase the best places to dine, sip, shop and explore in some of the most iconic cities in Asia and South America.

I hope you’ll enjoy this issue of Your World as much as we enjoyed putting it together, and that it inspires you to dream bigger, travel farther and explore more deeply in the year ahead. We can’t wait to welcome you aboard one of our small and luxurious ships soon for a cultural journey, where each destination offers not just a new place to discover, but a new way of seeing the world.

Warm regards,

Frank A. Del Rio President, Oceania Cruises

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Contents ISSUE NO. 02

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08 Wanderlust 0 6 — H O N G KO N G

A glittering cityscape provides the backdrop for this vibrant metropolis’ old-world traditions, forward-thinking cuisine and timeless natural beauty.

Written by Katie Lockhart

0 8 — T O K YO

Innovation and tradition meet in the art, cuisine and culture that abound in Japan’s mesmerizing capital.

Written by Laura Studarus

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Written by Lola Méndez

12 — BUENOS AIRES In Argentina’s dynamic capital, local passions – for tango, asado, art and more – run deep and beg to be explored.

Written by Catherine Brown

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Inspiration 1 4 — V OYA G E O F THE SENSES

Explore the inimitable small ship luxury of Oceania Cruises.

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photo, opposite page: charles postiaux

1 0 — RIO DE JANEIRO

Nestled between lush mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, this Brazilian hotspot offers a vibrant and immersive atmosphere.

Cover

A Polynesian man paddles an outrigger canoe, a modern version of a va‘a used by ancient Polynesians, off the island of Taha’a.

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Features

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C A F É C U LT U R E

From Vienna to Melbourne, these café-obsessed cities deserve a place on every coffee lover’s international must-visit list.

Written by Kevin Gray

B E YO N D T H E B E A U T Y

One travel writer shares the sensory experiences that convey mana, the sacred force that gives French Polynesia its unique spirit.

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TOP 10 CARIBBE AN EXPERIENCES

A trip to the Caribbean isn’t complete without at least one of these authentic experiences on the itinerary.

Written by Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon

YO U R C R U I S E , YO U R WAY

A comprehensive guide to traveling with Oceania Cruises.

Written by Jill K. Robinson

AN INSIDER’S G U I D E TO SY D N E Y

A beyond-the-beach exploration of the secret gems unique to Australia’s most iconic city.

PHOTO, OPPOSITE PAGE: CHARLES POSTIAUX

Written by Belinda Luksic

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Café in Paris

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WANDERLUST

CHART A NEW COURSE

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EMBARK ON A JOURNEY TO THESE CULTURALLY RICH CITIES, WHERE LOCAL CHARM AWAITS AROUND EVERY CORNER.

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EXPLORE BEYOND Visiting Japan’s sacred shrines, of which there are several thousand, is just one way to experience the country’s regional beauty and cultural heritage. These unique marvels are among the one-of-a-kind experiences awaiting guests on an Oceania Cruises voyage.

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WANDERLUST HONG KONG

HONG KONG JOURNEY TO HONG KONG, WHERE A CAPTIVATING BLEND OF OLD-WORLD ELEMENTS MEETS MODERN SOPHISTICATION. W R I T T E N B Y : K AT I E L O C K H A RT

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your sights beyond the banks and luxury shopping centers, exploring the city’s cubbyhole coffee shops, buzzing markets and Michelin-starred Cantonese eateries – all of which you’ll find in abundance.

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t once glittering and gritty, Hong Kong unites towering skyscrapers and lush nature in one of the world’s largest financial metropolises.

But there’s plenty of local flavor to enjoy here too. Set

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Victoria Harbour

Mall in Hong Kong

Speedboats along the harbor shore

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EXPLORE Hop aboard the city’s beloved double-deck tram, affectionately known as a “Ding Ding,” and make your way to the top level to watch the city’s colors and commotion whiz by. Once you’ve gotten the lay of the land, wander through Sheung Wan, the city’s trendiest neighborhood, where old and new Hong Kong collide in designer boutiques, galleries and traditional shopping stalls. While you’re there, have your fortune told at Man Mo Temple, one of the oldest on the island. Then take the Peak Tram funicular railway up to The Peak, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline and Victoria Harbour.

DINE Hong Kong is a true food city, with culinary offerings that reflect its international

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population. From Michelin Guide–recommended bowls of rice to 16-course French feasts, there’s something to suit every palate. Book a table for lunch at Man Wah, located inside the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong; it’s known for having some of the city’s best dim sum and char siu (addictive Cantonese barbecued pork) with a view. Noodle lovers can’t miss Mak’s Noodle, which serves up steaming bowls of handmade wonton noodles.

For more far-flung flavors, try a Latin American tasting menu at Michelin-starred Mono or the city’s best meatballs at Pici.

SHOP For unique gifts and souvenirs, head to the storied Central Market, which dates back to 1842. There, inside a historic Bauhaus-style building, tiny shops and kiosks sell food, art, knickknacks, ceramics and more. If you’re looking for Chinese antiques, browse the myriad shops along Hollywood Road. To shop ’til you drop like the locals do, visit one of Hong Kong’s massive malls, like Landmark or Pacific Place, where you’ll find nearly every high-end brand on Earth.

Home to one of Asia’s best cocktail scenes, Hong Kong offers many innovative ways to imbibe. Line up for The Savory Project, where the team behind Asia’s award-winning bar, Coa, crafts unique food-inspired cocktails. For something sweeter, try Tell Camellia, where the cocktail creations are built upon a foundation of teas from around the globe. Should you need a drink during the day, head to Plantation Tea Bar, where true tea lovers can taste some 20 expertly brewed infusions. Don’t leave Hong Kong without trying its signature “silk stocking” milk tea at old standby Lan Fong Yuen, where the secret to a perfect cup is straining the tea through a cloth that resembles pantyhose.

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WANDERLUST TOKYO

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AT ONCE FUTURISTIC AND TRADITIONAL, UNPREDICTABLE AND ORDERLY, JAPAN’S SPRAWLING CAPITAL IS A DELIGHTFUL STUDY IN CONTRASTS. W R I T T E N B Y : L A U R A S T U DA R U S

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from traditional fare to some of the best pizza you’ll taste anywhere in the world (for the latter, don’t miss PST Roppongi). And lush green spaces like Inokashira Park and Rikugien Garden provide a welcome respite from the bustling urban landscape.

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okyo is a city of awe-inspiring juxtapositions. High-speed trains whisk visitors to the city’s estimated 1,450 shrines. A thriving international food scene (which claimed a whopping 263 Michelin stars in 2023) highlights everything

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Chidorigafuchi Park

Torii path

Shinjuku district

Sake barrels

Sensoji Temple

Shiro-Hige’s Cream Puff Factory

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EXPLORE To the uninitiated, Tokyo can seem intimidating. Download the Welcome Suica e-money card on your phone to access the city’s impressive public transit system with a single tap, then take it one neighborhood at a time. Swing by Shinjuku Gyoen, an Edo-period residence turned national garden with a stunning greenhouse.

Explore Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s body of work beyond her iconic Infinity Mirror Rooms at

the Yayoi Kusama Museum. In the quiet neighborhood of Setagaya, celebrate Studio Ghibli’s anime filmmaking at Shiro-Hige’s Cream Puff Factory, a cozy bakery and tea house known for adorable cream puffs shaped like the Ghibli character Totoro. And don’t miss the city’s countless temples. It’s hard to find a site more peaceful and eye-catching than Go-tokuji Temple, which features multiple shrines and many charming manekineko (waving cats).

Tree by Naked offers a dazzling, ¥39,600 multicourse dining experience that combines virtual reality, upscale fusion cuisine and Japanese storytelling. To get your fish fix, head to Sushi Dai at Tsukiji Fish Market, a tiny counter with an omakase menu so good, fans start queuing up for breakfast before sunrise. Don’t discount the power of a convenience-store snack. Lawson sells buns, onigiri and egg-salad sandwiches so good, Anthony Bourdain dubbed them “pillows of love.”

SHOP The five-star Hotel Chinzanso is the perfect place to shop for highend chocolates and silk scarves (a purchase gives you entrée to the hotel’s stunning traditional

Japanese gardens). Plan a stop at a department store like Daimaru Tokyo and Seibu Shibuya, where you’ll find tourist favorites including woodblock prints, dolls and chopsticks. Looking to buy a kimono or yukata (a light cotton summer kimono)? Tansu-ya, a shop with several locations around the city, offers second-hand gowns at competitive prices.

SIP Get educated about Japanese whisky at Hibiya Bar Whisky-S II in Ginza, where highballs are the signature drink. For a sip and a show, visit Bar Centifolia, where it’s not uncommon to see bartenders cutting ice with a sword or setting the bar top on fire.

For an extended night out, head to Golden Gai, a cozy Shinjuku neighborhood known for microbars where locals and visitors mingle.

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WANDERLUST RIO DE JANEIRO

RIO DE JANEIRO EMBARK ON A SENSORY JOURNEY THROUGH RIO DE JANEIRO, WHERE THE CITY’S PULSATING ENERGY CAN BE EXPERIENCED ALONGSIDE ITS NATURAL BEAUTY. W R I T T E N BY: LO L A M É N D E Z

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in English), the vibrant, 560-foot-long artwork depicts five faces from five continents. While exploring Rio, you can also admire colorful Colonial architecture, shop for local handicrafts, enjoy Michelin Guide–recommended restaurants, and sip on Brazil’s national cocktail, the caipirinha.

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here’s more to the coastal city of Rio de Janeiro than legendary nightlife. Here, you’ll find the world’s largest urban rainforest at Tijuca National Park, and the world’s largest spray-painted mural created by a team.

Called “Etnias” (which translates to “Ethnicities”

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Copacabana Beach

Historic Santa Teresa tram

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EXPLORE The best way to see Rio’s iconic Christ the Redeemer statue is from your cruise ship’s deck, but you can also spot the Art Deco–style monument from Bondinho Pão de Açúcar Park as you ride the cable car from the lift station near Vermelha Beach. In Rio’s historic district, visit the former royal residence Paço Imperial; the Real Gabinete Português de Leitura, one of the world’s most beautiful libraries; and Museu Sacro Franciscano, an 18thcentury church shimmering with gilded adornments.

DINE Have lunch in the central courtyard of a 19th-century mansion at Plage Café; seats alongside the reflecting pool offer spectacular views of Christ the Redeemer. After dining, stroll through the surrounding Parque Lage and its beautiful man-made caves. Make a dinner reservation at Michelin Guide pick Aprazível, a restaurant in the trees that overlooks the city and serves traditional Brazilian fare. Share traditional pão de queijo (cheese bread) before enjoying main courses that include roasted pork tenderloin with polenta or grilled duck breast with black rice and apple puree.

SHOP For unique gifts, take a streetcar uphill to the Santa Teresa neighborhood, a creative hotspot in Rio. Browse the multitude of bohemian boutiques selling

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handmade crafts, as well as local art galleries, many of which are located within pastel-hued, Colonial-era mansions. Stroll the cobblestone streets to La Vereda for artisanmade goods including sterlingsilver jewelry and hand-painted clay figurines; Baobá Brasil for colorful Afro-Brazilian clothing in enchanting prints; and Atelier Chamego Bonzolandia for art made from upcycled materials.

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SIP No trip to Brazil is complete without a taste of cachaça.

Made from sugar cane, the local spirit is a key ingredient in the caipirinha, Brazil’s national cocktail.

Traditionally, caipirinhas are made with lime, sugar and cachaça, but these days you can order the drink prepared with an array of fresh fruits. Try a variety of infused cachaças at Academia da Cachaça, or enjoy a sunset caipirinha at a bar with a view, such as Bar dos Descasados in the hills or Gávea Beach Club on Copacabana Beach.

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WANDERLUST BUENOS AIRES

BUENOS AIRES FROM VIBRANT ENTERTAINMENT TO RICH CULTURE AND HISTORY, THIS CAPITAL CITY IS A SOUTH AMERICAN GEM. W R I T T E N B Y : C AT H E R I N E B R O W N

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San Telmo and you might tear up as emotions stir within you. Buenos Aires may be known as the Paris of the South for its wide boulevards and elegant architecture, but it’s residents’ passion for worldly pleasures that leaves the most lasting impact on those who visit.

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he temperament of colorful Buenos Aires is anything but lukewarm. Set foot in the iconic soccer stadiums La Bombonera or Estadio Mâs Monumental and you’ll feel the pulse of electricity from fans whose devotion to the sport is unrivaled. Observe an expertly danced tango in

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In the historical Recoleta neighborhood, stroll past lavish former palaces and through the labyrinthian cemetery where Eva Perón, the former first lady of Argentina, rests before enjoying afternoon tea at L’Orangerie within the Alvear Palace Hotel, which has hosted notable guests ranging from the Emperor of Japan to Sean Connery. Peruse El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookstore, where the stacks are framed by gilded statues, marble columns and ceiling frescoes painted by Nazzareno Orlandi. Then head to the vibrant Palermo neighborhood, where the cutting-edge Malba art museum houses modern Latin American masterpieces from Diego Rivera, Rafael Barradas and Xul Solar. Breathe easy at the verdant 865-acre Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve in Puerto Madero before ending the evening at Rojo Tango for a tango show so intimate, you can sometimes feel a breeze from the dancers’ movements.

Oenophiles seeking a high-quality by-the-glass menu should head straight to Hache Almacén, where Argentine varietals pair perfectly with a picada, a charcuterie board piled with local meats and cheeses. If cocktails are more your style, visit Presidente, a Recoleta watering hole with opulent chandeliers, sky-high ceilings and a library-esque private bar in the back. The stylish spot is known for Negronis but is also a great place to try a refreshing Branca Smash, which adds pineapple, lemon and fresh mint to FernetBranca, a bitter liqueur that’s a favorite among Argentinians.

El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookstore

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The Palace Nacional

PHOTOS, OPPOSITE PAGE: IULIIA KOTIK, HENRIQUE SOSA, ALAIN BONNARDEAUX.

DINE Don Julio steakhouse may receive all the hype, but those in the know plan well in advance for an evening at Fogón, where a ninecourse, fireside culinary journey elevates the Argentine asado (barbecue) to fine dining. For a more casual asado experience that doesn’t compromise on quality, spend an afternoon with Frank Almeida, the charismatic owner of Asado Adventure Food Tours. On his signature tour, you’ll tag along on a visit to his local butcher and wine shop before heading to his personal home, where you’ll learn to grill like an Argentine — and feast on the mouth-watering results.

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SHOP There’s plenty of retail therapy to be had in Buenos Aires’ captivating local boutiques. For home goods, visit Facón, where owner and art director Martín Bustamante empowers rural communities through his sales of their artisanal pottery, rugs, gaucho knives, textiles and more.

Another must-see is Fueguia 1833, where master perfumer Julian Bedel artfully blends scents from the Argentine countryside.

If antiques are what you seek, shopping along the cobblestone streets of bohemian San Telmo could keep you happily treasure hunting for days.

Tango in the streets

Caminito in La Boca neighborhood

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INSPIRATION VOYAGE OF THE SENSES

VOYAGE OF THE SENSES EMBARK ON YOUR JOURNEY TO BE INSPIRED BY AN UNPARALLELED SENSE OF POSSIBILITY AND ADVENTURE ON BOARD AND IN THE COVETED DESTINATIONS YOU CAN EXPLORE.

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WORLD-CLASS COMFORT EACH SUITE AND STATEROOM INVITES RELAXATION WITH A CAREFULLY CURATED ARRAY OF LUXURIOUS DETAILS ENHANCED BY FINE FABRICS, LUXE LIGHTING AND THE ULTIMATE IN SERVICE, AS WELL AS OUR FAMOUS AND EXCLUSIVE TRANQUILITY BED.

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ur well-appointed suites and staterooms offer generous dimensions and thoughtful features to make you feel at home. Our newest additions, Vista and Allura, continue evolving our signature home-at-sea experience with their fresh residential-style luxury and all-veranda accommodations.

Our Staterooms fleetwide exude a refined elegance with sumptuous furnishings for the ultimate sanctuary at sea. Decorated in a rejuvenating and restful palette, these retreats offer idyllic solace with comfortable seating areas, vanity desks, refrigerated mini-bars, ample storage and luxurious marble- and granite-clad bathrooms. Staterooms are a private world designed with your comfort as the chief priority.

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THE CONCIERGE EXPERIENCE

PINNACLE OF PERFECTION

Concierge Level Veranda Staterooms offer an unrivaled combination of luxury, prestige and value. Elevating the experience to the sublime are a wealth of amenities and a host of exclusive benefits, including an expanded room service menu from The Grand Dining Room, free laundry services and unlimited access to the Aquamar Spa Terrace. On board Marina, Riviera, Vista and Allura, you’ll also enjoy exclusive card-only access to the private Concierge Lounge staffed with a dedicated concierge. Located in the most desirable of locations, each Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom is much more than an accommodation. It’s an experience.

Guests who desire only the best of the best need look no further than the crème de la crème of accommodations, our coveted Owner’s and Vista Suites, luxurious Oceania Suites and astounding Penthouse Suites. Their remarkable grandeur and spaciousness affirm their status as the very apex of opulence.

Simply ring the butler for exclusive services that include garment pressing and in-suite dinner service. Pamper yourself with luxury bath amenities.

Relax on your private teak veranda.

Revel in the fact that the Oceania Cruises suite experience has no peer.

RESIDENTIAL-STYLE LUXURY OCEANIA CRUISES BOASTS SPACIOUS SUITES AND STATEROOMS, ALL OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL SERVICES AND AMENITIES FOR YOU TO ENJOY.

01 | HOME AT SEA Every suite and stateroom features the famous, heavenly Tranquility Bed, an Oceania Cruises exclusive. Additional complimentary indulgences include soft drinks replenished daily in your refrigerated mini-bar, still and sparkling Vero Water®, signature gourmet chocolates with nightly turndown service, luxury bath amenities, 24-hour room service and unlimited WiFi.

02 | BUTLER SERVICE When you book a suite, be prepared for pampering and an unparalleled level of creature comforts. From 24-hour butler service to in-suite dining from all of our restaurants to unlimited access to the Aquamar Spa Terrace, you’ll enjoy a carefree experience from the moment you come aboard.

GOURMET IN-SUITE DINING As a suite guest, enjoy the luxury and leisure of course-by-course in-suite dining with personal butler service. Take advantage of ordering in from any of our specialty restaurants as well, a privilege reserved exclusively for our suite guests.

03 | THE SUITE LIFE As a suite guest, you’ll enjoy an array of exclusive services and extras that creates the ultimate luxury experience. Afternoon canapés and card-only access to the private Executive Lounge on Marina, Riviera, Vista and Allura are just a few of the noteworthy amenities.

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ALL ABOARD YOU WILL BE AMAZED BY HOW MUCH THERE IS TO EXPERIENCE ON BOARD. RELAX ON A SHADED POOLSIDE DAYBED, ENGAGE IN A GAME, OR ENJOY A DAZZLING CABARET PERFORMANCE. Each day on our ships is an adventure, with rousing deck games, spirited wine tastings and evenings at our atmospheric casino.

For those seeking more cerebral pursuits, there are engaging talks by passionate guest speakers, chef-led demonstrations and hands-on cooking classes, creative workshops and lively team trivia sessions.

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DURING THE DAY Relax in the luxury of a shaded poolside daybed on the beautiful teak lido deck until you’re ready for a refreshing swim. Take in stunning views of the sea while practicing your swing on the 18-hole putting green. Or challenge friends to an entertaining game of shuffleboard high atop the ship, and on several of our ships, enjoy paddle tennis, bocce and croquet as well.

IN THE KITCHEN The Culinary Center feels like a lavish entertainment kitchen where a fabulous dinner party might break out at any moment. Thanks to the passion and enthusiasm of your Chef Instructors, each class does feel like a party. At a fully equipped workstation in this state-of-the-art teaching kitchen, you actually prepare each dish yourself. You might learn the secrets of traditional French cuisine, the fundamentals of cooking seafood, or how to make fresh pasta.

JOURNEY INTO WELLNESS On a voyage with Oceania Cruises, you’ll not only chart a new course to alluring ports of call, but also discover new paths to wellness. You’ll naturally enhance your wellbeing while on board and during explorations ashore because the entire experience nurtures your health and vitality. Our Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center takes it a step further with a range of holistic programs and classes, medi-spa services and enrichment experiences. Healthy menu choices and personal training consultations boost physical fitness. Rejuvenating treatments, like our Nourishing Coconut Poultice Massage and Caviar Firm and Lift Facial, instill a radiant glow. Taken as a whole, our journey into wellness translates to an elevated quality of life during your voyage and beyond.

LET US INSPIRE YOU A BEVY OF EVER-CHANGING ACTIVITIES AWAITS YOU ON BOARD.

01 | SHOWTIME

02 | WELL-READ

03 | PLAYTIME

High-energy cabaret shows and critically acclaimed musicians and entertainers will dazzle you each evening.

Our signature library space is warm and inviting, with a tranquil atmosphere for pausing, relaxing and reading.

In our Artist Loft, workshops ranging from painting and drawing to sculpture and photography are led by talented Artists in Residence.

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GREAT TASTE THE FINEST CUISINE AT SEA® AWAITS YOU, PREPARED WITH AN UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO SOURCING ONLY THE FINEST AND FRESHEST INGREDIENTS WORLDWIDE. DELIGHT IN A VAST ARRAY OF SUPERB CULINARY EXPERIENCES ON BOARD.

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ith two Master Chefs of France — Executive Culinary Directors Alexis Quaretti and Eric Barale — at the helm of our exquisite culinary program, The Finest Cuisine at Sea is our north star and guides everything we do. Half of the ship’s staff and crew is dedicated to the culinary experience, which is unmatched among cruise lines.

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PERFECT PAIRINGS

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DINING IN STYLE

Evoking the approachable spirit of a boutique Sonoma winery, our wine-pairing experiences center on menus of inventive dishes paired with premium, and often rare, vintages curated by our talented chefs and sommeliers.

Choose from a range of inspired delights, from sommelier-led lunches to one-of-a-kind sixcourse Champagne dinners and more.

Our marquee venue for intimate culinary celebrations on board Marina, Riviera, Vista and Allura, Privée may be reserved for an evening for parties of up to 10 guests. Diners can choose from several different gourmet menus to create a one-of-a-kind experience in an exclusive custom-designed setting as your party enjoys the coastal landscapes.

Our extensive variety of superb restaurants, from gourmet to casual, not only serves delicious fare, but also has its own special ambience. Reminiscent of a Napa or Sonoma tasting room, Ember offers a farm-to-table experience showcasing American classics with a modern twist. For a taste of Tuscany, guests can dine at Toscana, where elevated Italian dishes, from osso buco alla Milanese to hand-rolled gnocchi with pesto, are made from the finest ingredients. From the elegant marquee Grand Dining Room serving Jacques Pépin’s signature dishes to bold Pan-Asian delights at Red Ginger, every restaurant on board is complimentary and offers open seating so you may dine at the time and place that suits your schedule and taste.

Food, Wine and Joie de Vivre

A Private Party

Culinary Masterpieces

AQUAMAR KITCHEN Wellness-Inspired Indulgence

Available aboard Vista, Allura and Marina, Aquamar Kitchen offers a variety of culinary indulgences for those on the pursuit of wellness.

Breakfast selections range from cold-pressed raw juices and super-food smoothies to avocado toast and banana pancakes, while the lunch menu features yellowfin tacos and delectable Lebanese bowls. Whether you are a flexitarian or a die-hard foodie, Aquamar Kitchen boasts an abundance of nourishing wellness-minded options.

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FEATURES

UNLOCK THE WORLD WHETHER YOU’RE DRAWN TO THE CAFÉS OF INTERNATIONAL CITIES, THE CULTURAL HISTORY OF FRENCH POLYNESIA, THE LOCAL SECRETS OF SYDNEY OR UNIQUE CARIBBEAN EXPERIENCES, WE’VE UNLOCKED YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE.

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MORE TO EXPLORE Cultural immersion awaits you at every destination, such as uncovering the rich tapestry of French Polynesia. The deeprooted traditions of these islands permeate modern life, offering a truly unforgettable experience.

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Café Culture A visit to one of these five international locales isn’t complete without an exploration of its neighborhood cafés and coffee rituals.

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t’s impossible to overstate coffee’s impact. The mighty bean and resulting liquid have influenced global commerce and daily life since farmers first began cultivating the crop centuries ago in Africa and the Arabian peninsula. Coffee has since spread to all corners of the world, establishing itself as a ubiquitous drink in homes and cafés. But just like we’ve seen with wine or whiskey, coffee walks a fine line between commoditization and personalization — sure it’s everywhere, but its availability and appeal have allowed countries, cultures and individuals to put their own unique stamps on this beloved beverage and the spaces that serve it.

Some cafés act as utility-first purveyors of food and drinks, while others play an outsized role in a destination’s social fabric, providing locals and visitors with gathering spaces to meet, talk and relax. These five café-obsessed cities should be on every coffee lover’s list.

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Since the 17th century, cafés in Vienna have served as gathering points for locals, first drawing intellectuals, artists, musicians and politicians before eventually attracting a broader clientele encompassing people from all walks of life.

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Vienna’s café culture is an integral part of the city’s identity — so much so that in 2011, UNESCO added Vienna’s cafés to its national inventory of intangible cultural heritage.

Since the 17 th century, cafés here have served as gathering points for locals, first drawing intellectuals, artists, musicians and politicians before eventually attracting a broader clientele encompassing people from all walks of life.

More than just a place to sip coffee, cafés were where the Viennese met to discuss the major events of the day. Centuries later, they remain popular bases for locals and tourists to socialize and relax.

One iconic go-to is Café Central. Located in the heart of Vienna and open since 1876, it’s known as much for its elegant architecture and ornate interiors as for its coffee and pastries. At Café Sacher, which also opened in 1876, you can indulge in a sachertorte, the famed Viennese chocolate cake, or tuck into an apfelstrudel (apple strudel) with your coffee. Modern cafés abound in Vienna, but it’s historic establishments like these that offer the greatest sensory rewards.

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Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam is the world’s second largest coffee producer after Brazil, but its relationship with coffee isn’t export-only, as cafés have proliferated across the country. That’s especially evident in Ho Chi Minh City (also called Saigon), which has a booming café scene.

Options include French-influenced cafés and modern shops with sleek espresso machines and latte-laced menus.

Some of the best experiences can be had at the numerous no-frills, garage-like shops throughout the city. Most rely on a phin — the traditional device used to brew and filter Vietnamese coffee — and sweeten the robusta bean brews with condensed milk. Start at Hummingbird Café & Roastery. Located in a small District 3 alley, it approaches coffee with a contemporary sensibility, turning singleorigin beans into lattes, piccolos, Americanos and more. 96B Café & Roastery in District 1 is part café, part instruction lab. Try one of their signature drinks, like the salted cream latte or a cold brew spiked with pineapple and mint, then join one of its workshops. Sensory training classes educate attendees on how to taste and evaluate coffee like a pro, while other hands-on workshops teach proper phin use and how to make a traditional egg coffee with whipped egg yolks, condensed milk and sugar.

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Paris Parisian café culture is easy to spot, with bistros and coffee shops spilling out onto the streets at seemingly every corner. These are vital social hubs where locals and tourists chat with friends or simply pass the time and watch the world go by; it’s common for patio chairs to face the street, giving patrons a better view of the action. Grab-and-go coffee shops exist, but in Paris, stopping for an espresso and a croissant is more about savoring the moment. No one else is rushed, including your server, so feel free to sit and stay awhile.

The options are endless in Paris, and some of the best experiences come from unplanned stops at the nearest street-side café. But when you require a really good cup of coffee, you can’t go wrong at Ten Belles. Now with multiple locations across the city, it’s a reliable favorite for house-roasted beans and fresh-baked sourdough and pastries. At Coutume Café, a pioneer of Paris’ third-wave coffee – a movement elevating coffee to a specialty product like wine or craft beer – skilled baristas make espresso shots and slowextraction filtered coffees. Stop into Le Peloton Café for coffee and a dose of cycling culture, or check out 11th arrondissement hot spot Passager, a sunny respite offering caffeine, egg dishes and other sweet and savory bites.

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Melbourne Melbourne is widely regarded as the coffee capital of Australia — some call it the coffee capital of the world — and for good reason. The city’s love affair with coffee is relatively recent, having picked up steam in the mid-20th century when Italian and Greek immigrants brought their traditions and espresso machines to the city. It has been riding the coffee wave ever since, and today, Melbourne is teeming with coffee shops. Chains have a presence, but the city is particularly known for its independent shops and local roasters. Most offer a variety of beans, and skilled baristas treat coffee with care, serving pour-overs, flat whites, cappuccinos and other drinks with precision.

Cafés are an integral part of Melbourne’s social scene, providing comfortable places for people to meet friends, work remotely or stop for a quick caffeine fix before going into the office or out for the evening. Pellegrini’s Espresso Bar, a family-run icon dating back to 1954, is a popular stop on any self-guided café tour. More modern operations can be found at Seven Seeds, a Melbourne University district micro-roaster known for its variety of singleorigin beans and blends, and Patricia Coffee Brewers, a centrally located favorite serving house espresso blends and filter coffees in a bustling, standing-room-only space.

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Buenos Aires Cafés comprise the beating heart of Buenos Aires. More than 70 of the city’s most historic cafés, dubbed bares notables, are recognized by the government for their cultural importance as community anchors and meeting places for prominent writers, artists, musicians and politicians. These historic cafés — some dating back more than a century—are like time capsules brimming with period decor and old-world grandeur. Favorites include Café Margot and La Flor de Barracas, both serving good coffee, aperitivos and snacks.

Modern coffee shops also abound, and Buenos Aires’ acceptance of third-wave coffee is evident in places like Full City Coffee House in the Palermo Soho neighborhood. The coffee house and roastery sells filtered coffees, espressos and lattes alongside pastries and desserts.

Lattente is another go-to pick; with several locations across the city, it offers multiple opportunities to stop in and linger over high-quality coffees created with a variety of brewing methods. Pro tip: When you’re in Buenos Aires and want a break from coffee, follow the locals’ lead and sip on mate, a popular tea-like drink made from the leaves of the yerba mate plant that’s enjoyed throughout Argentina.

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Beyond the Beauty Discover the deep-rooted cultural traditions of French Polynesia.

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aking a deep breath of air once my feet are firmly on the ground in Pape‘ete has become a ritual. The sweet scent of salt, earth and vegetation mixed with the petrichor of recent rain erases any lingering ill effects from a long-haul flight to the capital city of French Polynesia (commonly known as the Islands of Tahiti) and sets me at ease.

It can be easy to miss this sensory moment in the excitement of arrival, but I’ve always considered it an important first encounter with mana of Tahiti — the vital force that lives in and links all things, past and present, to the deep spirit of this place.

In this region of 118 islands and atolls, nature is front and center. The feeling of being one small creature amid the deep emerald landscape and the intense azure hues of the ocean is elemental, as if I’ve been woven into it all like a fiber in the ubiquitous pandanus-leaf baskets, hats and mats of French Polynesia. It’s impossible to avoid being guided by your senses here, and

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the intoxicating fragrance of monoï oil — a blend of coconut oil and tiare flower that’s a staple in Tahitian beauty practices — permeates the islands.

The mana of nature, people and Tahitian culture isn’t merely a scent that lingers on the breeze. As I learned the traditional way of making monoï, I could feel it when grating a fresh coconut and pressing out the milk, adding fragrant tiare flowers and letting the mixture steep in the warm sun. Such everyday activities, simple and without fanfare, can be the nature of mana. It’s tangible and intangible, revealing and mysterious.

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Throughout the islands of Tahiti, marae (traditional temples) are the most visible remains of ancient Tahitian culture. These open-air places of worship have long hosted celebrations of births and deaths, village meetings and seasonal ceremonies and — perhaps most notably at Ra‘iatea island’s marae complex and UNESCO World Heritage site known as Taputapua- tea — have influenced the whole of Polynesia. Walking among the black stones at Taputapua- tea, I feel more than the sun’s warm rays. When I hear other visitors speak in hushed tones, it’s clear to me that I’m not the only one who notices.

Mana, the energy that pulses through all things, seems almost palpable.

The ancient Polynesians used the stars, waves and wind to navigate as they migrated by va‘a, or canoe, throughout the Pacific and voyaged to Taputapua- tea for regular gatherings of chiefs, priests and warriors.

Today, modern versions of those sailing vessels, Polynesian outrigger canoes, can be seen everywhere among the islands as children learn to sail in the wake of their ancestors. The soundtrack of waves splashing, wind whistling through a canoe’s rigging, and the snap of the sail connects Polynesians across time.

Also indelibly etched into this culture is the tradition of tattooing, which persists throughout the Polynesian triangle, though specific practices can vary by archipelago and family lineage. The uniqueness of each tattoo is reflective of the individual and their place in the world —where they’re from, who’s in

their family and the accomplishments they’ve achieved. Whether a person’s tattoo is created with the traditional tool of sharpened bone with a wooden handle or the more modern machine, it’s their life and mana that gives the design meaning.

Festive occasions in French Polynesia call for yet another deep-rooted tradition, in which ma‘a Tahiti (Tahitian food) is cooked in an earth oven called an ‘ahima‘a. The day before the meal, a large hole is dug and filled with coconut husks, twigs and volcanic stones, then set on fire. By morning, the stones are hot enough to cook food wrapped in banana leaves. When the steamed contents are ready, the sealed oven is opened and the fragrance of fresh fish, pork, breadfruit, taro, fe-‘i bananas and sweet potatoes fills the air. There’s nothing quite like this slightly smoky, succulent meal that Polynesians have made for generations, and the effort and patience required to prepare it is more than worthwhile.

Your own island encounter with mana may happen over such a meal, or when a sunset’s dreamy hues shift from tangerine to lavender, when you duck beneath the surface of the water to spy colorful marine life, or when you simply forget about the responsibilities awaiting you back home. Mana seems palpable on the Islands of Tahiti, but it’s portable too.

Your own mana introduces you before you can do so in words. Tending that energy source requires attention, but that first encounter in French Polynesia will influence your ability to recognize mana everywhere you go.

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t’s not hard to fall in love with Sydney. The cosmopolitan city is postcardworthy, with its Opera House and sparkling harbor – best viewed during a BridgeClimb excursion to the top of the Harbour Bridge – providing one of the most iconic views you’ll find anywhere in the world. From the hikeable, 50-mile-long Bondi to Manly Walk, the views are just as glorious, encompassing white sand beaches, hidden swimming coves and sundappled rock pools splashed with surf.

But Sydney is a place of beauty and substance. Venture away from the rockstar beaches and you’ll discover culture, dining and shopping scenes with a distinctly Australian flavor.

Urban Excursions The Sydney Opera House is an obvious must-see – watch at sunset as the eastern sails are lit by Badu Gili: Celestial, an exquisite, animated light show featuring the work of Meriam artist Gail Mabo and international First Nations artist Nikau Hindin – but the White Rabbit Gallery might well be Sydney’s best-kept art secret. Located on a leafy backstreet in Chippendale, this privately owned gallery is home to a large and exciting collection of Chinese contemporary art. Take the elevator to the top floor and explore rooms splashed with video art, installations and other eye-catching works, then end your visit with handmade dumplings and oolong tea at the street-level Tea House.

More world-class exhibitions await at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The oncesmall museum overlooking the harbor was recently transformed into two buildings linked by a public art garden. The new North Building showcases art from around the world in its series of glass pavilions and outdoor terraces. Among the highlights is a massive, decommissioned World War II oil tank that has been reimagined as a spectacular subterranean art space. Apocalyptic, dark and dramatic, it totally steals the show.

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Culinary Delights No visit to Sydney is complete without a waterfront dining experience, and Promenade Bondi Beach provides a quintessential one. Located just steps from Bondi’s golden sands, this local haunt tempts diners with its oceanfront terrace and seafood-centric menu that champions Australian produce and Asian flavors.

To get even closer to the waves, hop aboard a water taxi and zip across Middle Harbour for lunch at Ormeggio at the Spit. With its prime marina location and colored umbrellas, the seafood-only Italian restaurant would look right at home on the Amalfi Coast. Its menus travel the boot with such fun riffs on Italian cuisine as the swordfish “cotoletta,” or cutlet.

For dishes that trade in fire and smoke, visit Ester, a Chippendale neighborhood restaurant that quickly gained a broad and loyal following. Order the blood sausage sanga, a twist on Australia’s “democracy sausage” (a sausage wrapped in a slice of bread, often sold and enjoyed at polling places on election days) and a menu staple since this hotspot’s 2013 debut.

Bar Vincent flies under the radar by contrast, but inside the Darlinghurst gem, the tables are busy, the vibe buzzy and the Italian-influenced fare elevated. Flavorful dishes ranging from delicate flounder to rich wild boar ragu are best paired with the

natural wines for which this establishment is known.

Sydney’s Thai cuisine rivals steamy Bangkok’s best street food – for evidence, try Long Chim’s barramundi and green mango salad. Or, venture to the edge of Chinatown, where 30-seat Porkfat packs a flavorsome punch with Thai dishes that eschew oil for, you guessed it, pork fat. The ingredient is a game-changer that elevates everything from the grilled pork jowl to the Queensland tiger prawns. Order both – you won’t be sorry.

Cocktail Discoveries As the sun dips toward the horizon, Sydneysiders welcome happy hour. A favorite spot to celebrate the tradition in the central business district is Restaurant Hubert’s Pincer Bar, where Dubonnet highballs, or Negronis, pair beautifully with a side of saucisson sec and duck liver mousse parfait. Near Circular Quay, there’s Maybe Sammy, a 1950s-themed, high-end cocktail bar that’s ranked No. 15 by The World’s 50 Best Bars. Arrive at 4:30 p.m. for mini martini hour, then stay for lobster rolls, truffled toasted cheese sandwiches, oysters and more.

Sydney’s love affair with wine bars arguably began with the opening of Love, Tilly Devine.

Tucked down a Darlinghurst alleyway, this hidden charmer seats only 40 guests, but don’t let its size fool you. Its wine list includes some 300 selections, including an array of Australian wines by the glass.

Sydney’s central business district is home to the city’s longest bar and best vinyl collection, both of which can be found at the speakeasystyle Caterpillar Club. There, red leather banquettes, dim lighting and a soundtrack of disco, funk, R&B and jazz provide a sexy backdrop for a well-curated mix of house cocktails, wines, beers and bar bites.

Retail Therapy The Paddington neighborhood’s jacarandalined streets are a haven for high-end designers and artists. The Intersection, on the corner of Oxford Street and Glenmore Road, is its hottest shopping district. There, you’ll find Scanlan Theodore’s flagship store showcasing elegant women’s apparel crafted from fine fabrics, plus the latest collections from Dion Lee, Sass & Bide, Bassike and resort wear go-to Zimmermann.

Paddington is also home to Dinosaur Designs, a studio that’s been crafting resin homewares and chunky jewelry since 1985.

Designed by co-founders Louise Olsen and Stephen Ormandy, the works are timeless and speak of the sea, sand, sun, sky and Australian bush.

Double Bay is another can’t-miss destination for designer shopping. Join the well-heeled for a stroll along Bay, Knox and Cross Streets, making sure to browse Jan Logan’s exquisite designer jewelry and Mud Australia’s bold yet functional porcelain homewares.

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Top 10 Caribbean Experiences A trip to the Caribbean isn’t complete without adding one of these authentic adventures to your list.

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Cruise a river in Dominica Known as the “nature island,” Dominica has 365 rivers and streams. One of the most scenic is Indian River, where you can board a brightly painted boat for a leisurely cruise through waters lined by tangled mangroves. Keep an eye out for the “Love Zone,” where trees on each bank grow toward one another, converging in a lush canopy. At the turnaround point, Cobra’s Bush Bar awaits.

The water’s-edge oasis is the perfect place to crack open a frosty, island-brewed Kubuli beer, relax and watch the water.

02 Among the things this French Caribbean Island is known for - posh villas, idyllic sandy scallops and a loyal celebrity clientele – add a cocktail you might not have heard of. While the rest of the Caribbean is famous for its diverse iterations of rum punch, St. Barts is home to an equally delicious libation you’ll encounter only here, la piscine. The recipe for this tropical refresher is simple: a generous pour of champagne over ice and served in a stemmed glass. Designed to be enjoyed poolside (piscine is French for pool), it’s equally tasty sur la plage (on the beach) or from the comfort of an ocean-view perch.

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03 Explore Kohunlich Mayan ruins in Costa Maya For a glimpse into Mayan civilization, Kohunlich is a must-visit. The well-preserved ruins – many of which were constructed during the early Classic period – include Temple of the Masks, the Acropolis, the Plaza of the Stelae and a ball court. Discovered by archaeologist Raymond Merwin in 1912, the site is most noted for Temple of the Masks, a pyramid featuring a central stairway decorated with large-scale stucco masks depicting the sun god Kinich Ahau. Kohunlich is believed to have been an important hub for trade and culture, as evidenced by the varying Mayan architectural styles seen throughout.

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Ride the rails in St. Kitts Hop aboard the St. Kitts Scenic Railway, affectionately called the “sugar train” by islanders in reference to the original locomotives that carried sugar cane from rural estates to a processing station in capital city Basseterre from 1926 until 2005. These days, the double-decker railcars (air-conditioned on the bottom, open air up top) follow a ’round-the-island route (two hours by rail and 45 minutes by bus), offering riders sweeping views of the Caribbean coast. A tour director narrates the journey, an a cappella trio sings Kittitian folk songs and the complimentary refreshments – including rum punch – flow freely.

The view from the St. Kitts Scenic Railway

Taste a fish cutter in Barbados In Barbados, a sandwich is a “cutter,” and the classic fish cutter comes from Cuz’s Fish Shack on Bridgetown’s Pebbles Beach. Run by the same family for more than 70 years – Cuzz and his father before him – the stand serves up a winning combination of pan-fried marlin filets nestled on a pillowy salt-bread bun, topped with lettuce and a slice of cheddar cheese. Dress yours with a mustardy Bajan hot sauce like the locals do, then wander over to the sand and enjoy it with an ocean view.

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06 Sip cactus liqueur in Bonaire Drinking from a cactus would be a prickly affair. But you can enjoy the flavor of Bonaire’s kadushi cactus – minus the pain – at the Cadushy Distillery, a tiny facility in the town of Rincón. During the brief-but-informative distillery tour, you’ll learn how the unique Cadushy of Bonaire liqueur is made – a process that once involved drying strips of cactus on the dashboard of a pickup truck! The 80-proof alcohol eventually becomes an aromatic, neon-green elixir that is simultaneously sweet, herbal and floral.

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Bathe in a waterfall in Grenada

The Caribbean’s “spice island” is blessed with more than a dozen waterfalls, and Concord Falls is one of its finest. Here, you can treat your shoulders to the ultimate massage beneath a cascade that has tumbled over a rock wall for centuries, smoothing each stone to a high sheen as it flows. If you’re lucky, you might see a daredevil diver scamper up to the falls’ head and somersault into the water, piercing its glassy surface with practiced ease.

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Stroll pink sand beaches in Barbuda Yes, the sand on two of Barbuda’s beaches really is pink. The lovely hue comes from tiny marine organisms whose delicate crushed shells form a rosy rug over the white sand – one that begs to be immortalized on your Instagram feed. The intensity of the pink varies with the weather (the shells are deposited by surging waves), but if you time your visit right, you’ll see the splendor for yourself.

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Go rafting in Jamaica Gliding on a handmade bamboo raft past the tropical forests that line Portland parish’s Rio Grande is a uniquely Jamaican experience that was popularized by 1950s actor (and once-part-time resident) Errol Flynn. Today, the approximately two-hour trip through the river valley – bordered by mountains cloaked in tangles of wild orchids and heliconia – is an opportunity to see the island at its tranquil best. Tip: Jamaica’s primordial beauty is best enjoyed with a Red Stripe beer or coconut water in hand, so make sure to purchase one from a riverside vendor along the way.

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Snag a sculpture in St. Lucia Frequent visitors to St. Lucia wouldn’t dream of leaving the island without an original work from Zaka (named after the Haitian God of earth, trees and fields). The artist, formerly known as Simon Gajadhar, turns discarded telephone poles into brightly hued masks and fanciful sculptures. The one-time shipwright and carpenter moved to St. Lucia from his native London more than 20 years ago and has since made a name for himself crafting sustainable sculptures that are regarded as classic St. Lucia mementos. The sustainable souvenirs are sure to add a burst of Caribbean color to any home. Find yours at fine gift shops across the island.

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Singapore, Singapore At Sea Ko Samui, Thailand Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand Sihanoukville, Cambodia At Sea Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Nha Trang, Vietnam Hue (Chan May), Vietnam Hanoi (Ha Long Bay), Vietnam Hanoi (Ha Long Bay), Vietnam At Sea Hong Kong, China Hong Kong, China

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Hanoi (Ha Long Bay), Vietnam Entering the gates of Hanoi’s Temple of Literature, you will be transported back in time hundreds of years as you explore rare, beautifully preserved examples of traditional Vietnamese architecture dating from the temple's construction in 1070.

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ASIA & AFRICA

RIO DE JANEIRO TO CAPE TOWN Embark on an amazing Atlantic adventure that takes you from the lush shores of South America to the exotic West Coast of Africa. With overnight stays in Buenos Aires, Walvis Bay and Cape Town, you’re sure to marvel at your world’s dramatic contrasts.

Walvis Bay

Exotic Atlantic Shores

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil At Sea Montevideo, Uruguay Buenos Aires, Argentina Buenos Aires, Argentina Punta del Este, Uruguay At Sea Edinburgh of the Seven Seas, Tristan da Cunha At Sea Walvis Bay, Namibia Walvis Bay, Namibia Luderitz, Namibia At Sea Cape Town, South Africa

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Walvis Bay, Namibia You will want binoculars and a camera for your exploration of Walvis Bay Lagoon, one of the most important coastal lagoons in southern Africa, to get a good look at some of the world’s largest flocks of greater and lesser flamingos.

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ASIA & AFRICA

HONG KONG TO TOKYO Witness East Asia’s refined beauty and dignified customs, where stunning architecture plays host to enchanting tea rituals, sumptuous ancient artifacts and illuminating history.

Explore further with overnight stays in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Kyoto and Tokyo.

Tokyo

Eternal Eastern Empires

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Hong Kong, China Hong Kong, China Kaohsiung, Taiwan Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan Ishigaki, Japan Okinawa (Naha), Japan At Sea Shanghai, China Shanghai, China At Sea Nagasaki, Japan Busan, South Korea Hiroshima, Japan Kochi, Japan Kyoto (Kobe), Japan Kyoto (Kobe), Japan Nagoya, Japan Tokyo, Japan

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Tokyo, Japan

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Kochi, Japan Kochi Castle, a 17th-century structure, is a remarkable example of Japanese architecture and is one of Japan’s 12 original surviving castles. The accompanying museum is well worth a visit too – it offers spectacular castle views and engaging historical exhibits.

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ASIA & AFRICA

TOKYO TO SINGAPORE Range throughout the Far East, exploring a striking array of destinations such as dazzling Boracay Island, the enigmatic Sultanate of Brunei and unspoiled Borneo, with indulgent overnight stays in bustling Tokyo and Jakarta as well as exquisite Bali.

Boracay Island

Tropics of the Far East

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Tokyo, Japan Tokyo, Japan Shimizu, Japan At Sea Kagoshima, Japan At Sea Ishigaki, Japan At Sea Manila, Philippines Boracay Island, Philippines Puerto Princesa, Philippines Kota Kinabalu (Borneo), Malaysia Muara, Brunei At Sea Semarang (Java), Indonesia Surabaya (Java), Indonesia Bali (Benoa), Indonesia Bali (Benoa), Indonesia Bali (Celukan Bawang), Indonesia At Sea Jakarta (Java), Indonesia Jakarta (Java), Indonesia At Sea

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Kota Kinabalu (Borneo), Malaysia Verdant ferns and mossy trees line the trails at Kinabalu National Park northeast of Kota Kinabalu. Trek through the gorgeous jungle at this UNESCO World Heritage site before stopping to view majestic Mount Kinabalu in the distance.

Jakarta (Java), Indonesia A visit to Jakarta’s Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is like a whirlwind tour of the entire country. As you stroll this outdoor attraction organized by region, observe how the architecture, food, clothing and customs take on unique styles.

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ASIA & AFRICA

SINGAPORE TO HONG KONG With overnight stays in Singapore and Hong Kong, you’ll enjoy ample time to explore these vibrant metropolises. Round out your voyage with visits to enticing Asian gems including extravagant Brunei, electric Taiwan and the inviting Philippines.

Hong Kong

Palms & Pagodas

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Singapore, Singapore Singapore, Singapore At Sea Muara, Brunei Kota Kinabalu (Borneo), Malaysia Puerto Princesa, Philippines Boracay Island, Philippines Manila, Philippines At Sea Kaohsiung, Taiwan Hong Kong, China

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Hong Kong, China

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Puerto Princesa, Philippines At the UNESCO-listed Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, board a canoe for a two-mile float on an underground river through cavernous caves with stunning rock formations that have been sculpted over millions of years.

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HONG KONG TO TOKYO Marvel at Japan’s delightful rhythms of life, where innovation melds seamlessly with age-old traditions. In addition to overnight stays in Osaka and Tokyo, discover more of the Far East in equally entrancing Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea.

Osaka

Far Eastern Fascination

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Hong Kong, China At Sea Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan At Sea Busan, South Korea Nagasaki, Japan Beppu, Japan Osaka, Japan Osaka, Japan Nagoya, Japan Tokyo (Yokohama), Japan

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Tokyo (Yokohama), Japan

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Osaka, Japan Food critics have referred to Osaka as the food capital of the world. Arguably the most famous dish is okonomiyaki, a Japanese pancake with savory toppings.

You also shouldn’t miss the bitesized octopus fritters, takoyaki.

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SINGAPORE TO TAIPEI Contemplate the rich historical heritage of East Asia, where ornate temples, inspired local cuisines and fascinating echoes of wars past are but some of the alluring highlights.

In Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City and Shanghai, relish generous overnight stays.

Shanghai

Revered Pagodas

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Singapore, Singapore At Sea Ko Samui, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Sihanoukville, Cambodia At Sea Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Nha Trang, Vietnam Hue (Chan May), Vietnam At Sea Hong Kong, China At Sea Shanghai, China Shanghai, China At Sea Nagasaki, Japan Kagoshima, Japan At Sea Ishigaki, Japan

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Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan

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Shanghai, China Towering skyscrapers peaking over the historic Chinese architecture of Shanghai’s Old City are an occasional reminder of the modern world as you wander through ancient temples and gardens and sip tea at the city’s oldest teahouse.

Bangkok, Thailand Over 150 feet long, the gold reclining Buddha at Wat Pho will take your breath away. A few baht will get you 108 coins that you can drop into 108 bowls near the Buddha for good karma.

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ASIA & AFRICA

SINGAPORE TO TAIPEI Delve into mystical Eastern lands dotted with magnificent temples, thriving marketplaces and serene tropical retreats. You’ll enjoying lavish overnight stays in bustling Bangkok, poignant Ho Chi Minh City and glittering Hong Kong.

Bangkok

Gilded Eastern Kingdoms

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Singapore, Singapore At Sea Ko Samui, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Sihanoukville, Cambodia At Sea Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Nha Trang, Vietnam At Sea Hong Kong, China Hong Kong, China At Sea Hualien, Taiwan

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Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan

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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Thousands of years of culture unfold on a tour of Ho Chi Minh City’s Museum of Vietnamese History, starting with coins and spears from the Bronze Age Dong Son culture to the dazzling robes worn by 19th- and 20th-century emperors.

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ASIA & AFRICA

TOKYO TO TOKYO Set sail on a comprehensive exploration of Japan, a fascinating land of revered traditions and ancient cultures where you’ll discover cities that perfectly blend historic and modern as well as off-the-beaten-path gems such as Shimizu and Kochi.

Kyoto

Revelations of Japan

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Tokyo, Japan Nagoya, Japan Kochi, Japan Kagoshima, Japan Nagasaki, Japan Busan, South Korea Hiroshima, Japan Matsuyama, Japan Tokushima, Japan Kyoto (Kobe), Japan Kyoto (Kobe), Japan Shimizu, Japan

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Tokyo (Yokohama), Japan

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Kyoto (Kobe), Japan Pass under hundreds of vermilion torii gates on a visit to picturesque Fushimi Inari Taisha, a Shinto shrine in Kyoto. Take it easy with a gentle stroll around the main grounds or get more exercise by taking the path up Mount Inari.

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ASIA & AFRICA

TAIPEI TO PERTH Embark on a compelling voyage of contrasts that begins in futuristic Taiwan and meanders adventurously throughout Australasia’s famed islands, including Borneo, Java, Komodo and Bali, before concluding along Australia’s stunning northern shores.

Semarang

Australasian Adventure 20 Days | Apr 14, 2025 | Insignia

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Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan 2 Kaohsiung, Taiwan 3 At Sea 4 Manila, Philippines 5 At Sea 6 Kota Kinabalu (Borneo), Malaysia 7 Muara, Brunei 8-9 At Sea 10 Semarang (Java), Indonesia 11 Surabaya (Java), Indonesia 12 Bali (Celukan Bawang), Indonesia 13 Bali (Benoa), Indonesia 14 Bali (Benoa), Indonesia 15 Komodo, Indonesia 16 At Sea 17 Broome, Australia 18-19 At Sea 20 Geraldton, Australia 1

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Muara, Brunei A study in contrasts, cruising the Brunei River takes you from the sultan’s palace – featuring five swimming pools, over 550 chandeliers and a 110-car garage – to a centuries-old village where everything is built on stilts over the water, including homes, restaurants, mosques and hospitals.

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SINGAPORE to CAPE TOWN Absorb an extraordinary tapestry of cultures as you make your way from alluring Indochina to untamed South Africa, with countless highlights including Malaysia’s amazing temples, the Seychelles’ pristine sands and Africa’s wild savannas.

Indian Ocean Treasures

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Singapore, Singapore Melaka, Malaysia Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia Penang, Malaysia Langkawi, Malaysia Phuket, Thailand Phuket, Thailand At Sea Hambantota, Sri Lanka Colombo, Sri Lanka Colombo, Sri Lanka Cochin (Kochi), India Mangalore, India Goa (Mormugao), India At Sea Malé, Maldives

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At Sea Praslin, Seychelles Mahé, Seychelles Mahé, Seychelles At Sea Nosy Be, Madagascar Mayotte, French Comoros At Sea Maputo, Mozambique Richards Bay, South Africa Richards Bay, South Africa Durban, South Africa At Sea Mossel Bay, South Africa Cape Town, South Africa

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Cape Town, South Africa

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FEATURED PORT HIGHLIGHTS

Colombo, Sri Lanka Pass through plumes of incense as you explore Colombo’s Gangaramaya Temple to see a sacred bo tree, a chamber filled with gold and stone relics, and a museum that is bursting with beautiful carvings, curios and statues.

Mahé, Seychelles Seychellois have been buying and selling in Mahé’s Victoria Market since 1840, so you will get a genuine feel for the people and the culture as you shop for local produce, the day’s fresh catch, spices, handcrafts and other souvenirs.

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TAIPEI TO KYOTO Rejoice in spring’s arrival amid the grandeur of Asia’s ancient empires, from the tiered fortresses of exquisite Japan to the sprawling palaces of dynastic China. Enjoy extra time for discovery with overnight stays in Shanghai, Beijing and Kyoto.

Beijing

Springtime in Asia

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Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan Miyakojima (Hirara), Japan Okinawa (Naha), Japan At Sea Shanghai, China Shanghai, China At Sea Beijing (Tianjin), China Beijing (Tianjin), China Dalian, China At Sea Kitakyushu, Japan Takamatsu, Japan Kyoto (Kobe), Japan

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Kyoto (Kobe), Japan

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Beijing (Tianjin), China At Beijing’s magnificent Forbidden City, behold the dazzling golden throne in the Hall of Supreme Harmony and the compound’s largest carving, a marble relief featuring nine dragons that ascends to the Hall of Preserved Harmony.

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ASIA & AFRICA

CAPE TOWN TO BARCELONA Sail the seas less traveled along Africa’s mysterious West Coast, where mesmerizing deserts, dense jungles and charismatic cultures offer indelible memories. In Spain and Morocco, cherish Mediterranean chic with a dash of intriguing Moorish heritage.

Walvis Bay

Africa Navigator

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Cape Town, South Africa At Sea Walvis Bay, Namibia Walvis Bay, Namibia At Sea Luanda, Angola At Sea São Tomé, São Tomé & Principe At Sea Lomé, Togo Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana Abidjan, Ivory Coast At Sea Dakar, Senegal At Sea Mindelo (São Vicente), Cape Verde At Sea Santa Cruz de la Palma, Canary Islands Puerto del Rosario (Fuerteventura), Canary Islands Agadir, Morocco At Sea Granada (Motril), Spain Alicante, Spain

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Barcelona, Spain

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Lomé, Togo Though only on the outskirts of Lomé, you will feel like you’ve entered another time and place in authentic Togolese villages where you can see locals carry on the customs of their ancestors, whether fishing, worshipping or farming.

Mindelo (São Vicente), Cape Verde Hop on the ferry that shuttles across Mindelo Bay to explore Santo Antão, a lush tropical island where you can take in stunning views of forested valleys from dramatic mountain peaks and wander through charming colonial villages.

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Our South Pacific cruises bring you the chance to discover some of the most remote and gorgeous islands in the world, filling your days with blue lagoons, coral atolls, ukulele rhythms and lingering sunsets.

Meanwhile, incredible voyages to Australia and New Zealand not only introduce you to the cosmopolitan centers of Sydney, Auckland and Melbourne, but also navigate the seascapes of Milford Sound, explore lush valleys blanketed in vineyards and firsthand encounters with the wilds of Tasmania and the heritage of the Maori. What are you waiting for?

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LOS ANGELES TO PAPEETE Bask in the vibrant spirit of Hawaii and French Polynesia, where verdant peaks provide the dramatic backdrop to soft-sand beaches and aquamarine lagoons. You’ll appreciate generous overnight stays in enchanting Papeete and Bora Bora.

Honolulu

Tahitian & Hawaiian Hues

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Los Angeles, California At Sea Lahaina, Maui Honolulu, Oahu Hilo, Hawaii At Sea Raiatea, French Polynesia Bora Bora, French Polynesia Bora Bora, French Polynesia Moorea, French Polynesia Papeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia

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Honolulu, Oahu Take in the scene at Honolulu’s legendary Waikiki Beach, once a playground of Hawaiian royalty.

Shop the boutiques on Kalakaua Avenue, go for a swim, watch the surfers, and snap photos with the statue of surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku.

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SYDNEY TO SYDNEY Fill a treasure chest of memories while exploring extraordinary New Zealand, realm of soaring peaks, verdant meadows and convivial seaside towns and cities. In Australia, spirited Melbourne begs for exploration during an overnight stay.

Bay of Islands

Treasures of Captain Cook

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Sydney, Australia At Sea Bay of Islands, New Zealand Auckland, New Zealand Rotorua (Tauranga), New Zealand Napier, New Zealand Picton, New Zealand Akaroa, New Zealand Dunedin, New Zealand Cruising the Fjords of Milford Sound At Sea Melbourne, Australia Melbourne, Australia At Sea

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Picton, New Zealand Picton is the gateway to Marlborough, New Zealand’s premier wine region. Visit wineries in the spectacular countryside to sample celebrated sauvignon blancs as well as exquisite pinot noirs.

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PAPEETE TO PAPEETE In the South Pacific, there is a legend that after the gods created the earth, they created the islands of the South Pacific to be their home. Discover heaven on earth on this incredible exploration of paradise that features an overnight stay in Papeete.

Bora Bora

Tahitian Legends 10 Days | Jan 26, Feb 5, Feb 15▲ & Feb 25▲, 2025 | Nautica Aug 16, Aug 26 & Sep 5, 2025 | Regatta

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Papeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia Papeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia Moorea, French Polynesia Fakarava, French Polynesia At Sea Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia At Sea Rangiroa, French Polynesia Bora Bora, French Polynesia Bora Bora, French Polynesia Raiatea, French Polynesia

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Papeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia

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Raiatea, French Polynesia Stand on the stone platform, close your eyes and feel the energy of 1,000 years of ceremony and culture at the Taputapuatea marae on Raiatea, a temple complex considered to be one of the most sacred places in all of Polynesia.

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SYDNEY TO AUCKLAND In Australia, view jolly kangaroos bounding about, and in New Zealand, see gentle ewes grazing against a background of snowcapped peaks. In gregarious coastal towns and cities, cherish the warmth and humor of the Aussie and Kiwi people.

Milford Sound

Great Southern Lands

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Sydney, Australia At Sea Melbourne, Australia Burnie (Tasmania), Australia Hobart (Tasmania), Australia At Sea Cruising the Fjords of Milford Sound Timaru, New Zealand Christchurch (Lyttelton), New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand Napier, New Zealand Gisborne, New Zealand Rotorua (Tauranga), New Zealand

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Auckland, New Zealand

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14 Days | Feb 10, 2025 | Regatta

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Burnie (Tasmania), Australia Icy streams cascade from snowcapped mountains, pine trees tower over glassy glacial lakes, and unusual creatures like Tasmanian devils, quolls and monotremes add to the unique natural beauty of your escape to Cradle Mountain.

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AUCKLAND TO SYDNEY Amid the Maori ancestral lands, appreciate the majesty of revered natural sites, from the breathtaking geysers of Rotorua to the jagged New Zealand fjords. You’ll also enjoy a taste of Australia that includes an overnight stay in lively Melbourne.

Melbourne

Kiwi & Kangaroo Coasts

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Auckland, New Zealand Rotorua (Tauranga), New Zealand Gisborne, New Zealand Napier, New Zealand Picton, New Zealand Christchurch (Lyttelton), New Zealand Dunedin, New Zealand Cruising the Fjords of Milford Sound At Sea Melbourne, Australia Melbourne, Australia Burnie (Tasmania), Australia At Sea

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Melbourne, Australia Join locals and visitors as they shop for some of Melbourne’s tastiest produce at the bustling Queen Victoria Market. In addition to excellent cheeses, olives and smoked meats, you will find unique handcrafts made by local artisans.

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PAPEETE TO AUCKLAND Experience the easygoing South Pacific on this wide-ranging island exploration, with visits to legendary jewels such as Bora Bora as well as rare treasures like Lifou Island, crowning your journey with an overnight stay in cosmopolitan Auckland.

Apia

Indulgent South Pacific 18 Days | Mar 7, 2025 | Nautica

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Papeete, French Polynesia 2 Huahine, French Polynesia 3 Bora Bora, French Polynesia 4-5 At Sea 6 Pago Pago, American Samoa 7 Cross the International Date Line 8 Apia, Samoa 9 At Sea 10 Suva, Fiji 11 Lautoka, Fiji 12 At Sea 13 Port Vila (Efate), Vanuatu 14 Lifou Island, New Caledonia 15 Nouméa, New Caledonia 16-17 At Sea 18 Whangarei, New Zealand 19 Auckland, New Zealand 1

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Pago Pago, American Samoa Beneath the green blanketing the mountains of Pago Pago lies a rainbow of orchids, forest birds and exotic wildlife. Get tips from local rangers in Pago Pago and then venture into the incredibly scenic National Park of American Samoa.

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SYDNEY TO SINGAPORE Combine Australia’s beguiling British influences with Southeast Asia’s wild jungles and dynamic cities, where ornate temples might be inhabited by playful monkeys. Enrich your visits with overnight stays in bountiful Bali and electric Singapore.

Brisbane

Down Under to Indonesia

DAY

PORT

Sydney, Australia At Sea 3 Brisbane, Australia 4 At Sea 5 Whitsunday Island (Airlie Beach), Australia 6 Cairns, Australia 7 At Sea 8 Alotau, Papua New Guinea 9 Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea 10-11 At Sea 12 Darwin, Australia 13 At Sea 14 Komodo, Indonesia 15 Bali (Benoa), Indonesia 16 Bali (Benoa), Indonesia 17 Surabaya (Java), Indonesia 18 Semarang (Java), Indonesia 19 At Sea 20 Singapore, Singapore 1 2

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Brisbane, Australia Learn about the history of Australia’s indigenous cultures through archaeological artifacts at Brisbane’s Queensland Museum, home to a vast collection that documents and preserves the natural and cultural heritage of the region.

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SOUTH PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

AUCKLAND TO SINGAPORE Begin amid the highlights of New Zealand’s stunning North Island before roaming Australia’s spectacular eastern shores, home to the dazzling Great Barrier Reef. In beguiling Southeast Asia, relish overnight stays in exotic Bali and tony Singapore.

Bali

Oceania to Indonesia

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Auckland, New Zealand Bay of Islands, New Zealand At Sea Sydney, Australia At Sea Townsville, Australia Cairns, Australia At Sea Thursday Island, Australia At Sea Darwin, Australia At Sea Kupang (West Timor), Indonesia Waingapu (Sumba), Indonesia Bali (Benoa), Indonesia Bali (Benoa), Indonesia At Sea Jakarta (Java), Indonesia At Sea Singapore, Singapore

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Thursday Island, Australia Arriving on Badu Island from Thursday Island, you will be greeted by native islanders who proudly share their culture through authentic arts and crafts, traditional dances, and seafood cooked in an underground steam oven.

Bali (Benoa), Indonesia Smell the melted wax and guess how the different colors of dye will turn out on the finished fabric as you watch a batik demonstration in Tohpati. This village is known for its exceptional textile artisans.

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SOUTH PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

PERTH TO AUCKLAND Delve into the bountiful beauty of Oceania, exploring frontier towns where Aboriginal and Maori cultures thrive, cosmopolitan cities are brimming with energy, and kangaroos, wallabies and koalas roam free.

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Perth (Fremantle), Australia 2 Busselton, Australia 3 Albany, Australia 4 Esperance, Australia 5-6 At Sea 7 Adelaide, Australia 8 Adelaide, Australia 9 Penneshaw (Kangaroo Island), Australia 10 Portland, Australia 11 Melbourne, Australia 12 Geelong, Australia 13 Burnie (Tasmania), Australia 14 At Sea 15 Eden, Australia 16 Sydney, Australia 17 Sydney, Australia 18-20 At Sea 21 Picton, New Zealand 1

22

Wellington, New Zealand

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Napier, New Zealand Rotorua (Tauranga), New Zealand

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FEATURED PORT HIGHLIGHT

Adelaide, Australia A walking tour is an excellent way to appreciate Adelaide’s architectural heritage, including the 19th-century Beehive Corner, the State Treasury building built in 1839 and the Holy Trinity Church, one of the city’s oldest structures.

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SOUTH AMERICA

thrilling

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mazonian villages, Patagonian wilderness, Chilean fjords, Brazilian samba, Uruguayan parrillada – it’s all possible on our

South America voyages. Discover why Buenos Aires is considered the “Paris of the South” in the elegant neighborhood of La Recoleta and learn how to tango. Take in Rio de Janeiro’s famed Copacabana Beach and the towering Christ the Redeemer statue atop Mount Corcovado.

Pair rugged adventures in Torres del Paine National Park while in Punta Arenas with the cosmopolitan delights of Montevideo. Marvel at penguins in their natural habitats on the Falkland Islands and then enjoy the extraordinary experience of sailing the Antarctic Peninsula.

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BUENOS AIRES TO RIO DE JANEIRO Heed the tuneful temptations of Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil, joyous lands where life is lived to the fullest in both remote coves and cosmopolitan hubs such as Buenos Aires, Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro, with overnight stays in all three cities.

Buenos Aires

Tango & Samba Celebration

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12

Buenos Aires, Argentina Buenos Aires, Argentina Montevideo, Uruguay Montevideo, Uruguay At Sea Itajai, Brazil São Francisco do Sul, Brazil São Paulo (Santos), Brazil Parati, Brazil Ilha Grande, Brazil Buzios, Brazil Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Montevideo, Uruguay For a survey of some of the best works of art produced by 19th- and 20th-century Uruguayan artists – from Juan Manuel Blanes to Joaquín Torres-García – spend some time exploring the National Museum of Visual Arts, set in Montevideo’s sprawling Parque Rodó.

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SOUTH AMERICA

RIO DE JANEIRO TO BUENOS AIRES From languid coastal retreats to cosmopolitan cities to stunning landscapes that will leave you awestruck, discover the allure of Brazil, Argentina and beyond. Plus, enjoy overnight stays in Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires and edge-of-the-world Ushuaia.

Ushuaia

Radiant Brazil & Argentina

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PORT

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Ilha Grande, Brazil Parati, Brazil Ilhabela, Brazil São Paulo (Santos), Brazil Balneario Camboriu, Brazil At Sea Punta del Este, Uruguay At Sea Puerto Madryn, Argentina At Sea Ushuaia, Argentina Ushuaia, Argentina Cruising Around Cape Horn At Sea Montevideo, Uruguay Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Ilhabela, Brazil After cooling off in waterfalls and freshwater pools at Ilhabela’s Cachoeira da Toca, stop at the old mill to sample island-made cachaça and learn how this main ingredient of the caipirinha, Brazil’s national drink, is processed.

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SOUTH AMERICA

BUENOS AIRES TO SANTIAGO DE CHILE Make the exceptional the norm on this journey to South America’s most remote destinations and the surreal seascapes of Antarctica. An overnight stay in Punta Arenas affords more time to explore surrounding wonders.

Port Stanley

Penguins’ Passage

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PORT

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Buenos Aires, Argentina At Sea Port Stanley, Falkland Islands At Sea Cruising the Antarctic Peninsula Cruising the Drake Passage Punta Arenas, Chile Punta Arenas, Chile Cruising the Chilean Fjords Laguna San Rafael, Chile Puerto Chacabuco, Chile Castro (Chiloé Island), Chile Puerto Montt, Chile At Sea

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Punta Arenas, Chile Take a speedboat north of Punta Arenas to Magdalena Island to visit a colony that is home to about 150,000 Magellanic penguins. Observe these delightful creatures as they go about their daily lives, preening, waddling and squawking.

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SOUTH AMERICA

SANTIAGO DE CHILE TO BUENOS AIRES Cross several items off your bucket list as you wind among the awe-inspiring Chilean Fjords, cruise around far-flung Cape Horn, visit the Falkland Islands’ tuxedoed penguins and try out the tango in Buenos Aires, where you’ll enjoy an overnight stay.

Puerto Varas, available from Puerto Montt

Cape Horn Encounter

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Santiago de Chile (San Antonio), Chile At Sea Puerto Montt, Chile Puerto Chacabuco, Chile Laguna San Rafael, Chile Cruising the Chilean Fjords Punta Arenas, Chile Cruising Around Cape Horn Ushuaia, Argentina At Sea Port Stanley, Falkland Islands At Sea Puerto Madryn, Argentina At Sea Punta del Este, Uruguay Montevideo, Uruguay Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Puerto Montt, Chile Depart Puerto Montt to see some of the highlights of Chile’s stunning Lake District: the aquamarine beauty of Petrohué Falls, magnificent Osorno Volcano and Puerto Varas, a resort town on Lake Llanquihue with a quaint craft market.

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BUENOS AIRES TO RIO DE JANEIRO Relish an overnight stay in lively Buenos Aires before setting off for inviting Uruguay and exuberant Brazil, where you’ll delight in pristine havens like Ilha Grande and bustling cities such as Rio de Janeiro, another overnight stay.

Rio de Janeiro

Beautiful Brazil & Beyond

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Buenos Aires, Argentina Buenos Aires, Argentina Montevideo, Uruguay Punta del Este, Uruguay At Sea Balneario Camboriu, Brazil São Francisco do Sul, Brazil São Paulo (Santos), Brazil Parati, Brazil Ilha Grande, Brazil Buzios, Brazil Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Not far from the world-famous beaches of Rio de Janeiro in the bohemian neighborhood of Lapa, climb the Selarón Steps, a staircase turned art project decorated with thousands of brightly colored tiles by local artist Jorge Selarón.

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SOUTH AMERICA

RIO DE JANEIRO TO SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE As gold- and silver-laden galleons did in centuries past, roam the treasured coasts of Brazil before crossing the Atlantic en route to the Old World. Visit exotic Cape Verde and Senegal before alighting in the otherworldly volcanic Canary Islands.

Recife

Sumptuous South Atlantic 16 Days | Apr 5, 2025 | Marina

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2 Buzios, Brazil 3 At Sea 4 Salvador, Brazil 5 Maceió, Brazil 6 Recife, Brazil 7-10 At Sea 11 Mindelo (São Vicente), Cape Verde 12 At Sea 13 Dakar, Senegal 14-15 At Sea 1

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FEATURED PORT HIGHLIGHT

Recife, Brazil Recife’s Oficina Cerâmica Francisco Brennand is a ceramics wonderland created by and named for Brazil’s greatest ceramicist. Wander through a surreal world of gardens and showrooms decorated with paintings, mosaics and sculptures.

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CARIBBEAN, PANAMA CANAL & MEXICO

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ur Caribbean voyages invite you to discover the uncommon Caribbean, charting lesser-known coastlines and bringing you

to more boutique ports and off-the-beaten-path islands. Uncover

blissful escapes on delightfully less-traveled Caribbean islands such as St. Vincent, Bonaire, Guadeloupe and Dominica as well as coveted attractions such as St. Lucia’s Pitons, Grand Cayman’s stunning Seven Mile Beach, the blue cobblestone streets of Old San Juan and ancient sacred ruins like Chacchoben and Kohunlich from Costa Maya.

Or enjoy a daylight journey through the Panama Canal and visit some of Central America’s most enticing destinations. Whether you want to soak up the sun and seas, delve into island culture or explore lush rainforests, our Caribbean cruises offer a unique tropical getaway.

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Gustavia

NEW YORK TO ORANJESTAD Island Anthology

ORANJESTAD TO BRIDGETOWN Antillean Delights

14 Days | Nov 8, 2024 | Insignia

15 Days | Nov 27, 2024 | Insignia

FEATURED PORT HIGHLIGHT

Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe Sip on a rum cocktail while you browse the beachfront market in Sainte-Anne, east of Pointe-à-Pitre.

This fishing town is a delightful place to while away a few hours on the beach, in a restaurant or by enjoying a little of both.

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NEW YORK TO MIAMI Island Voyager

MIAMI TO MIAMI Hidden Caribbean Coves

MIAMI TO CARTAGENA Western Caribbean Bliss

15 Days | Nov 19, 2024 | Sirena

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CARIBBEAN, PANAMA CANAL & MEXICO

MIAMI TO MIAMI Tropical Retreats

BRIDGETOWN TO MIAMI Caribbean Chorus

7 Days | Dec 4, 2024 | Sirena Mar 2▲ & Mar 20, 2025 | Vista

10 Days | Dec 12, 2024 | Insignia

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CARTAGENA TO MIAMI Caribbean Chic

MIAMI TO MIAMI Tropical Connoisseur

FEATURED PORT HIGHLIGHT

10 Days | Dec 13, 2024 | Nautica

12 Days | Dec 5, 2024 | Vista

Costa Maya, Mexico From the top of the 5th-century Cormoranes Pyramid – the largest temple at Dzibanché and the funerary pyramid of a Kaan dynasty king – you’ll have awe-inspiring views of this ancient Mayan city nestled in the jungles near Costa Maya.

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MIAMI TO MIAMI Shimmering Strands

MIAMI TO BRIDGETOWN Mangroves of the Maya

MIAMI TO MIAMI Festive Caribbean

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14 Days | Dec 21, 2024 | Sirena

14 Days | Dec 22, 2024 | Insignia

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MIAMI to LOS ANGELES Beyond the Panama Canal

BRIDGETOWN to BRIDGETOWN Windward Island Escape

MIAMI to MIAMI Sunlit Seascapes

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7 Days | Jan 22, 2025 | Sirena

10 Days | Feb 9, 2025 | Vista

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MIAMI to MIAMI Radiant New Year

BRIDGETOWN to MIAMI Steel Drum Serenade

PANAMA CIT Y to MIAMI Classic Panama Canal

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10 Days | Jan 29, 2025 | Sirena

11 Days | Feb 18, 2025 | Sirena

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MIAMI to PANAMA CIT Y Panama Potpourri

MIAMI to MIAMI Idyllic West Indies

16 Days | Jan 8 & Jan 24♦, 2025 | Vista

10 Days | Feb 8 & Mar 23▲, 2025 | Sirena

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PANAMA CIT Y TO MIAMI Captivating Panama Canal

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10 Days | Apr 2, 2025 | Sirena

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CARTAGENA TO MIAMI Calypso Sands

MIAMI TO SAN JUAN Rhythms of the Caribbean

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10 Days | Apr 12, 2025 | Sirena

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Willemstad, Curaçao

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Cross Willemstad’s iconic Queen Emma Bridge to Otrobanda, where you’ll find the Caribbean’s finest Dutch Colonial architecture as well as Dutch-inspired cuisine like keshi yena, a favorite local dish of cheese stuffed with spiced meat.

Basseterre, St. Kitts

MIAMI TO MIAMI Antillean Adventure

MIAMI TO MIAMI Atlantic Seafarer

12 Days | Mar 27, 2025 | Vista

12 Days | Apr 19, 2025 | Vista

From the ramparts of UNESCOprotected Brimstone Hill Fortress, an extraordinary example of 17th- and 18th-century military architecture, marvelous views of St. Kitts’ coastline unfold below you and Sint Eustatius and Saba islands rise to the north.

San Juan, Puerto Rico Brush up on influential Puerto Rican artists from the 17th to the 21st centuries at San Juan’s Art Museum of Puerto Rico. Afterward, take a peaceful stroll through the beautiful sculpture garden.

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GRAND voyages

S

pecially curated for time-rich travelers, our collection of Grand Voyages is the perfect answer to your global wanderlust. Whether exploring

a region in depth or embarking on a sweeping adventure across multiple oceans and continents, these sailings invite you to delve deeper, linger longer and explore more. Discover the ancient traditions and exotic allure of the Far East during a far-reaching voyage through the region or relish a comprehensive survey of diverse South America. Perhaps combine an exploration of Asia with visits to the stunning islands of the South Pacific and Australia, set sail from Lisbon and discover less-traveled ports along the western coast of Africa before making your way across the Indian Ocean toward Bangkok, or delight in sun-filled adventures as you enjoy more than three weeks sailing the Caribbean Sea. From Singapore to Seattle, Miami to Athens and more, embark on a grand adventure and savor the joys of extended global travel.

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VOYAGE CALENDAR

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ur 2025 voyages take you around the globe to iconic cities as well

as to off-the-beaten-path ports of call

where you'll discover the places you never knew you wanted to visit.

COLOR LEGEND Alaska Asia & Africa Bermuda Canada & New England Caribbean, Panama Canal & Mexico Mediterranean Scandinavia & Northern Europe South America South Pacific, Australia & New Zealand Transoceanic Around the World

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JANUARY

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FEBRUARY

MARCH

Perth to Sydney Jan 11 | 14 days

Sydney to Auckland Feb 10 | 14 days

Sydney to Singapore Mar 10 | 20 days

Sydney to Sydney Jan 25 | 16 days

Auckland to Sydney Feb 24 | 14 days

Around the World | Jan 5 180 days | Miami to San Diego 196 days | Miami to Miami 200 days | Miami to New York

Cape Town to Singapore Feb 18 | 33 days

Singapore to Taipei Mar 23 | 22 days

Los Angeles to Papeete Jan 8 | 18 days

Papeete to Papeete Feb 5 | 10 days

Papeete to Auckland Mar 7 | 18 days

Papeete to Papeete Jan 26 | 10 days

Papeete to Papeete Feb 15 | 10 days

Auckland to Singapore Mar 26 | 22 days

Miami to Rio de Janeiro Jan 5 | 22 days Rio de Janeiro to Cape Town Jan 27 | 22 days

NAUTICA

Papeete to Papeete Feb 25 | 10 days

SIRENA

Bridgetown to Bridgetown Jan 4 | 18 days

Miami to Panama City Feb 8 | 10 days

Miami to Cartagena Mar 1 | 10 days

Bridgetown to Bridgetown Jan 22 | 7 days

Panama City to Miami Feb 18 | 11 days

Cartagena to Miami Mar 11 | 12 days

Bridgetown to Miami Jan 29 | 10 days

MARINA

Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro Jan 14 | 12 days

Miami to Panama City Mar 23 | 10 days

Buenos Aires to Santiago de Chile Feb 16 | 18 days

Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires Jan 26 | 21 days

RIVIERA

Singapore to Hong Kong Jan 12 | 15 days

Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro Mar 24 | 12 days

Tokyo to Singapore Feb 14 | 24 days

Hong Kong to Tokyo Jan 27 | 18 days

2025 Voyage Calendar See the following pages for the complete 2025 voyage calendar — an easy-to-use, color-coded regional guide of where our fleet will be sailing year-round.

VISTA

Santiago de Chile to Buenos Aires Mar 6 | 18 days

Singapore to Hong Kong Mar 10 | 11 days Hong Kong to Tokyo Mar 21 | 11 days

Miami to Los Angeles Jan 8 | 16 days

Miami to Miami Feb 9 | 10 days

Miami to Miami Mar 2 | 7 days

Los Angeles to Miami Jan 24 | 16 days

Miami to Miami Feb 19 | 11 days

Miami to Miami Mar 9 | 11 days Miami to Miami Mar 20 | 7 days Miami to Miami Mar 27 | 12 days

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APRIL

MAY

JUNE

Singapore to Singapore Apr 3 | 6 days

Kyoto to Tokyo May 8 | 14 days

Hong Kong to Bali Jun 3 | 20 days

Singapore to Taipei Apr 9 | 15 days

Tokyo to Hong Kong May 22 | 12 days

Bali to Papeete Jun 23 | 25 days

JULY

Papeete to Honolulu Jul 17 | 15 days

Honolulu to Papeete Aug 1 | 15 days Papeete to Papeete Aug 16 | 10 days

Taipei to Kyoto Apr 24 | 14 days

Taipei to Perth Apr 14 | 20 days

AUGUST

Papeete to Papeete Aug 26 | 10 days

Perth to Auckland May 4 | 24 days

Papeete to San Diego Jun 16 | 17 days

Auckland to Papeete May 28 | 20 days

San Diego to New York Jul 3 | 20 days

New York to Reykjavik Aug 6 | 19 days

New York to New York Jul 23 | 7 days

Reykjavik to New York Aug 25 | 19 days

New York to New York Jul 30 | 7 days

Singapore to Cape Town Apr 17 | 35 days

Cape Town to Barcelona May 22 | 26 days

Barcelona to Monte Carlo Jun 17 | 10 days

Rome to Venice Jul 7 | 10 days

Athens to Rome Aug 8 | 14 days

Monte Carlo to Rome Jun 27 | 10 days

Venice to Istanbul Jul 17 | 10 days

Rome to Venice Aug 22 | 10 days

Istanbul to Athens Jul 27 | 12 days

Panama City to Miami Apr 2 | 10 days

Barcelona to Rome May 6 | 7 days

Dublin to Copenhagen Jun 3 | 11 days

Kiel to Copenhagen Jul 8 | 12 days

Reykjavik to Edinburgh Aug 11 | 14 days

Miami to San Juan Apr 12 | 10 days

Barcelona to Dublin May 20 | 14 days

Copenhagen to Stockholm Jun 14 | 12 days

Copenhagen to Reykjavik Jul 20 | 11 days

Edinburgh to Amsterdam Aug 25 | 18 days

Stockholm to Kiel Jun 26 | 12 days

Reykjavik to Reykjavik Jul 31 | 11 days

Lisbon to Barcelona May 1 | 7 days

Athens to Barcelona Jun 9 | 7 days

Reykjavik to Montreal Jul 11 | 16 days

Reykjavik to London Aug 12 | 12 days

Barcelona to Rome May 8 | 10 days

Barcelona to London Jun 16 | 14 days

Montreal to Reykjavik Jul 27 | 16 days

London to London Aug 24 | 10 days

Rome to Barcelona May 18 | 8 days

London to Reykjavik Jun 30 | 11 days

San Juan to Barcelona Apr 22 | 14 days

Rio de Janeiro to Santa Cruz de Tenerife Apr 5 | 16 days Santa Cruz de Tenerife to Lisbon Apr 21 | 10 days

Barcelona to Athens May 26 | 9 days

Tokyo to Tokyo Apr 1 | 12 days

Vancouver to Whittier May 13 | 8 days

Whittier to Vancouver Jun 10 | 7 days

Seattle to Seattle Jul 8 | 9 days

Seattle to Seattle Aug 8 | 10 days

Tokyo to Tokyo Apr 13 | 12 days

Whittier to Vancouver May 21 | 8 days

Vancouver to Seattle Jun 17 | 9 days

Seattle to Seattle Jul 17 | 12 days

Seattle to Seattle Aug 18 | 10 days

Tokyo to Vancouver Apr 25 | 19 days

Vancouver to Whittier May 29 | 12 days

Seattle to Seattle Jun 26 | 12 days

Seattle to Seattle Jul 29 | 10 days

Seattle to Seattle Aug 28 | 12 days

Miami to Miami Apr 8 | 11 days

Miami to Lisbon May 1 | 12 days

London to London Jun 3 | 12 days

Stockholm to London Jul 9 | 12 days

London to London Aug 4 | 11 days

Miami to Miami Apr 19 | 12 days

Lisbon to London May 13 | 10 days

London to Oslo Jun 15 | 14 days

London to London Jul 21 | 14 days

London to London Aug 15 | 10 days

London to London May 23 | 11 days

Oslo to Stockholm Jun 29 | 10 days

London to Bilbao Aug 25 | 10 days

Trieste to Athens Jul 18 | 6 days

Monte Carlo to Athens Aug 5 | 10 days

Athens to Monte Carlo Jul 24 | 12 days

Athens to Rome Aug 15 | 12 days Rome to Monte Carlo Aug 27 | 10 days

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SEPTEMBER

Papeete to Papeete Sep 5 | 10 days

OCTOBER

Papeete to Los Angeles Oct 15 | 18 days

NOVEMBER

Los Angeles to Colón Nov 2 | 12 days

Papeete to Honolulu Sep 15 | 15 days

Colón to Los Angeles Nov 14 | 12 days

Honolulu to Papeete Sep 30 | 15 days

Los Angeles to Papeete Nov 26 | 21 days

Miami to Miami Nov 12 | 25 days

2025

DECEMBER

Papeete to Bali Dec 17 | 24 days

REGATTA

Miami to Miami Dec 7 | 12 days

INSIGNIA

New York to Montreal Sep 13 | 11 days

Boston to Montreal Oct 5 | 11 days

Montreal to Boston Sep 24 | 11 days

Montreal to Boston Oct 16 | 11 days

Miami to Miami Dec 19 | 10 days

Boston to Miami Oct 27 | 16 days

Miami to Miami Dec 29 | 10 days

Venice to Athens Sep 1 | 10 days

Málaga to Lisbon Oct 7 | 10 days

Barcelona to Istanbul Nov 8 | 12 days

Dubai to Dubai Dec 10 | 10 days

Athens to Valletta Sep 11 | 14 days

Lisbon to Rome Oct 17 | 12 days

Istanbul to Dubai Nov 20 | 20 days

Dubai to Cape Town Dec 20 | 30 days

Valletta to Málaga Sep 25 | 12 days

Rome to Barcelona Oct 29 | 10 days

Amsterdam to Antwerp Sep 12 | 10 days

Lisbon to Rome Oct 4 | 14 days

Lisbon to Cape Town Nov 7 | 25 days

Cape Town to Singapore Dec 2 | 24 days

Antwerp to Lisbon Sep 22 | 12 days

Rome to Barcelona Oct 18 | 10 days

NAUTICA

SIRENA

Singapore to Bangkok Dec 26 | 10 days

Barcelona to Lisbon Oct 28 | 10 days

London to Barcelona Sep 3 | 12 days

Rome to Istanbul Oct 4 | 12 days

Barcelona to Athens Sep 15 | 12 days

Istanbul to Athens Oct 16 | 11 days Athens to Barcelona Oct 27 | 11 days

Barcelona to Santa Cruz de Tenerife Nov 7 | 10 days

Santiago de Chile to Buenos Aires Dec 21 | 20 days

MARINA

Sydney to Papeete Dec 10 | 19 days

RIVIERA

VISTA

Santa Cruz de Tenerife to Miami Nov 17 | 12 days Miami to Santiago de Chile Nov 29 | 22 days

Seattle to Seattle Sep 9 | 9 days

Tokyo to Hong Kong Oct 8 | 14 days

Bangkok to Singapore Nov 6 | 12 days

Seattle to Tokyo Sep 18 | 19 days

Hong Kong to Bangkok Oct 22 | 15 days

Singapore to Sydney Nov 18 | 22 days

Bilbao to Barcelona Sep 4 | 10 days

Athens to Monte Carlo Oct 3 | 10 days

Istanbul to Barcelona Nov 9 | 10 days

Miami to Los Angeles Dec 3 | 17 days

Barcelona to Istanbul Sep 14 | 12 days

Monte Carlo to Trieste Oct 13 | 10 days

Barcelona to Miami Nov 19 | 14 days

Los Angeles to Miami Dec 20 | 17 days

Istanbul to Athens Sep 26 | 7 days

Rome to Istanbul Oct 29 | 11 days

Monte Carlo to Lisbon Sep 6 | 10 days

New York to New York Oct 4 | 14 days

Miami to Miami Nov 16 | 12 days

Miami to Miami Dec 10 | 11 days

Lisbon to New York Sep 16 | 14 days

New York to Montreal Oct 18 | 11 days

Miami to Miami Nov 28 | 7 days

Miami to Miami Dec 21 | 14 days

New York to New York Sep 30 | 4 days

Montreal to Miami Oct 29 | 14 days

Around the World Los Angeles to Miami Dec 20 | 197 days

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