Azamara Cruises has announced 85 new itineraries for the 2028–2029 season, with its 4-ship fleet scheduled to visit 81 countries between October 2028 and May 2029. The programme includes 210 ports of call, 94 overnight stays and 200+ late-night departures, providing additional time ashore across several regions.
Azamara Pursuit will return to Australia and Asia for an extended deployment. Its itineraries will include Western Australia’s Kimberley Coast, with an overnight stay in Broome, as well as voyages connecting Sydney and Singapore via the Great Barrier Reef. The ship will subsequently operate in the Far East, including Japan during the spring cherry blossom season. Selected voyages will also cover New Zealand and destinations across Australia.
Azamara Onward will focus on Africa and the Indian Ocean, visiting 27 countries across southern, eastern and western Africa. The programme includes calls at Saint Helena and the Indian Ocean’s Vanilla Islands, including Seychelles, Mauritius, Réunion and Madagascar.
Meanwhile, Azamara Journey will operate in Europe, with itineraries covering the Mediterranean, Iberia and the Canary Islands. Its deployment includes 65 ports in 16 countries, with extended stays such as an overnight call in Marseille on Christmas Eve and another in Çanakkale, Türkiye. Selected voyages will also feature Egypt, including visits to Cairo and Luxor.
Azamara Quest will offer Mediterranean, transatlantic and Caribbean cruises between October 2028 and January 2029 before commencing the company’s 2029 World Cruise.
The new programme also features longer itineraries, including a 13-night voyage aboard Azamara Pursuit from Bali to Perth, with an overnight stay in Broome, and an 18-night sailing from Sydney to Singapore via Australia's east coast, Darwin and Bali. A 31-night extended voyage from Bali to New Zealand will also be available, incorporating Australian ports and a 2-night stay in Sydney over New Year's Eve.
The cruise line is offering an early-booking discount of up to 30% on the newly announced voyages.