World Cruises

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   August 15, 2018 ,   Themed Cruises

This is CruiseMapper's World Cruise schedule where you can compare itineraries, departure dates, ports, and destinations. For more detailed information on "Around The World" cruise ships - just follow the ship links from the below table. This page is integrated with our Suez Canal cruise ship transits and Transatlantic cruises (repositioncruises.com).

Vacationers on cruises around the world are able to experience culture-rich opportunities while sightseeing on multiple continents. Combine exciting land tours with leisurely days at sea. Fulfill your dreams and book a world cruise to explore the globe!

You are not alone in your dream to discover what lies there, beyond the horizon... It has been a part of human nature since immemorial time. It was not until 1922 when the first passenger circumnavigation was made by Cunard Line that adventurous souls could follow Magellan's way around the world.

"Around the World Cruise"

"Around The World" cruises are the perfect voyages for those who want it all. This type of cruise vacations is an opportunity to explore beautiful landscapes, diverse cultures, and wildlife on earth. As they last as long as 110 days, dock at upwards of thirty ports, round the world cruises take guests to the globe's most exciting destinations in comfort and style. Another option for travelers who think it's much time at sea is taking just an itinerary section (one of the smaller segments), so as to explore one region only.

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Cruisers who look for stunning landscapes, histories, exotic wildlife, fine beaches, or first-class cuisine are certain to find the ideal destination on round the world itineraries. The main World Voyage attraction is that they allow you to visit far-flung destinations in one package, for example- the Mediterranean & the South Pacific, without the typical travel drawbacks. Go and see exotic locations, and then return to your ship for dinner and entertain yourself. And imagine this goes on and on for so many days... Sounds like perfectly splendid to me!

Around The World voyages itinerary routes

  • Australia - Sydney Harbour; tropical Queensland; the Great Barrier Reef;
  • the Pacific - Pacific islands; the islands of Fiji, French Polynesia & Hawaii;
  • Asia - Vietnam coastline, rich with monuments & temples;
  • the Middle East - heading through the Suez Canal at Egypt - Aqaba, Luxor, Muscat. The alternative route- down Africa's east coast with stops at Cape Town or Mombasa;
  • West America - the cosmopolitan USA cities; the ports of Mexico, with ruins of ancient Mayan cultures.
  • South America - the Brazilian rainforest; the magnificent city of Rio de Janeiro.
  • Europe - Athens- the ancient capital, and the architecturally amazing Barcelona.

Around The World Cruises - CruiseMapper

List of popular cruise ports on Around The World voyages

Round the World voyages usually from some of the world's largest major port cities, such as Southampton, Tilbury-London, NYC New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Sydney Australia. A lot of cruise vacations run from Singapore or Sydney to Pacific islands, west to Europe, and around the Asian ports, either round Africa (via Cape Town) or through the Suez Canal (transition). Some of the lines take guests west, down the USA coast through the Panama Canal (transition), after which- across to Dubai. If you are interested in the subject of the world circumnavigation in general - this is the Wikipedia article about it.

Shorter around the world itineraries (segments) may start in Melbourne Australia, Brisbane Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong China, Cape Town (South Africa).

Is the World Cruise cost worth it?

There are people who really love the endless lazy days at sea with little to do. For others, the joy of cruising is to be able to visit different new places all around the world in a short time.

What about Around The World cruise ship offers, then? Will you survive after experiencing all the long days at sea (for example, an Australia-Southampton sector lasts 40 days)? If your answer is "not sure", better book two shorter voyages instead- thus you'll have more call ports and more new impressions. Just look carefully at the new-issued itineraries before you book a world cruise.

The atmosphere onboard Round The World cruise ships is very different from Mediterranean or Caribbean cruise vacations, so choose the world cruise line very carefully! Lots of people believe that you have to be old enough and retired to set sail on a Grand Voyage. True, and not so true. There are plenty of still working people onboard who have persuaded employers to give some months off. And all of them are mid-class and above, and most of them are really really really affluent.

Before committing to a World Voyage of three or more months away from home, bear in mind a few things first:

  • World Cruises deals present a great chance to see interesting parts of the globe, but better work out the number of sea days included in cruise deals, first. With more ports of call in your itinerary, you will be swept off your feet by the exotic sites and forget to think about the long days at sea in between.
  • If you don’t have the money and time for sailing all the way around, better book a segment! Companies have an amazing organization - some passengers get off here, others board there.
  • Around-the-world cruises attract older people just because they have the time (and money, of course) to be away for several months. Do you want to show the kids new cultures? Forget about world cruising and book two shorter cruises instead!
  • The irony about "Around The World" voyages is that actually they don't sail fully round the world. On the other hand, it is true that these voyages, lasting from more than seventy, and up to 116 nights, offer vacationers the chance to see diverse cultures wrapped into one single voyage. Even those who cannot commit to a full voyage can participate through the popular "segment" option, ranging from a week to more than one month.
  • Most "world cruise ships" usually start their Grand Voyages in January and the itineraries end in March-April-May. However, after Australia became a hot ship travel vacation destination in 2015, some of the companies offer roundtrip "World Cruise" deals from Sydney Australia. These itineraries often start in May, and even in July.

World Cruises 2024-2025-2026 ships schedule

Note: In the following table, all links are internal (CruiseMapper) redirecting to the ship’s itinerary schedule where you can compare dates and prices per person (double occupancy rates).

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(Company) ShipsWorld Cruise Itineraries (segments, alternative port departures, dates, destinations/countries)

(RCI-Royal Caribbean) Serenade of the Seas

In October 2021, RCI announced the company's first World Cruise, which is also one of the world's longest. The 274-night itinerary (December 10, 2023, thru September 10, 2024) is roundtrip from Miami and visits 150 ports/islands (65 countries, 7 continents).

Itinerary segments include:

  • (Dec 10 - Feb 11) "Round the Horn: Americas and Antarctica Expedition" itinerary visits 36 ports/islands, 3 continents, and destinations in the Caribbean, Central and South America, Cape Horn, Antarctica, Rio de Janeiro (New Year's Eve overnight), Los Angeles (overnight).
  • (Feb 11 - May 9) "Wonders of Asia and the Pacific Expedition" itinerary visits 40 ports/islands, 3 continents, and destinations in North America (Hawaii), Oceania (French Polynesia), New Zealand, Australia, Asia (Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, India, Japan).
  • (May 9 - July 10) "Middle East Treasures and Marvels of the Med Expedition" itinerary visits 44 ports, 3 continents, and destinations in Arabia (Dubai, Jordan), Africa (Egypt), Mediterranean (Turkey, Greece, Italy, France, Spain), Adriatic (Croatia).
  • (July 10 - Sept 10) "Capitals of Culture" itinerary visits 40 ports, 3 continents and destinations in the Mediterranean (Spain, Morocco), Baltic (Russia/St Petersburg, Norway), with the Transatlantic crossing from Europe to the USA (via Iceland and NYC New York) ending in PortMiami.

(AIDA Cruises) AIDAdiva

(November 10, 2025-March 18, 2026) 128-night round-trip from Hamburg Germany. 

  • destinations: 4 continents, 28 countries, 53 ports of call
  • Highlights of the journey include visits to iconic landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty in New York City and the Panama Canal in Colon. Passengers have the opportunity to explore San Francisco, Honolulu, Kyoto, Tokyo, Busan, Mumbai, and Alexandria.
  • The voyage concludes with stops in Malta and Lisbon before returning to Hamburg. 

(Azamara Cruises)

Azamara Onward

(2024, January 5) 155-night round-trip from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades, Florida).

  • destinations: 40+ countries in 6 continents with 22 overnights and 27 late-night stays in port
  • Highlights of the World’s Wonders experiences include the Great Wall of China (3-night land excursion), Great Pyramids of Giza (shore excursion), Chichen Itza (shore excursion), Petra (shore excursion), Taj Mahal (3-night land excursion), Christ the Redeemer (6-night land excursion), Colosseum (shore excursion).
  • Other overnight experiences available on the 2024 World Cruise feature a stay on a Great Barrier Reef island, a journey through Transylvania (Romania), an exploration of the centuries-old rock-cut churches of Cappadocia (Turkey).

(2025, January) 155-night from San Diego CA to Southampton (England UK)

  • destinations: 37 countries, 15 overnights and 31 late-night stays in port
  • Destinations highlighted throughout the itinerary feature Honolulu (Hawaii), Samoa and Tonga, Sydney (NSW Australia), and Stewart Island (Oban, New Zealand).
  • 13 complimentary land events, beginning with a kickoff gala in San Diego. Additional highlights of Azamara's land experiences include Benoa (Bali), Bangkok (Laem Chabang, Thailand), and Semarang (Indonesia).

(2026, January 6) 155-night from PortMiami Florida

  • destinations: 35 countries, 55 late nights and overnights, 60 extended destination days, 3 exclusive World Cruise events, and 10 AzAmazing events
  • overnight experiences at iconic Seven Wonders such as Chichen Itza, Christ the Redeemer, Taj Mahal, Machu Picchu, Colosseum, The Great Wall of China, and Petra.

(Cunard) Queen Anne

(2025, January 9) 107-night round-trip from Southampton

  • destinations: 5 continents, 30+ ports, 9 overnights in destinations like Honolulu, Hong Kong, Dubai, and Sydney, as well as 3 late-evening departures.

Crystal Serenity

(2024, January 18) 141-night from Miami FL, visiting 70 ports of call in 35 different countries.

  • destinations: The cruise traverses through the Panama Canal before crossing the Pacific Ocean to visit destinations such as French Polynesia, Australia, and New Zealand. The voyage then continues through the Indian Ocean and includes stops at ports in the Eastern Mediterranean, Italy, and France, before crossing the Atlantic and concluding in Miami. Alternatively, guests also have the option to embark and disembark from San Diego CA.
  • Highlights include a wide range of destinations including Israel, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, France, Egypt, and India, with opportunities to explore iconic landmarks such as the Bosphorus Strait and Istanbul, Luxor's Valley of Kings in Egypt, and the Taj Mahal in Agra, India. 

(2025, January 7) 123-night from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades, Florida) to Barcelona (Spain), including 17 overnight stays.

  • destinations: the journey explores Mexico, Belize, Honduras, and Colombia. Subsequently, the ship sails along the western coastline of South America, making stops at Guayaquil, Lima, and Pisco. Following an exploration of the Chilean fjords, the ship travels north along the South American coast, offering travelers the opportunity to partake in the Rio Carnival. Furthermore, guests have the occasion to uncover the coastlines of Namibia and South Africa.

(2026, January 11) 135-night from Los Angeles (California USA) to Civitavecchia-Rome (Italy)

  • destinations: 72 destinations across 27 countries
  • Crystal Serenity navigates the Pacific, showcasing the landscapes of the Marquesas Islands, Bora Bora, and New Zealand.
  • The itinerary continues with visits to iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House in Australia and the vibrant streets of Hong Kong. Guests can immerse themselves in the rich history of Mumbai and admire the architectural marvels of Dubai. From the sun-drenched beaches of Bali to the cultural richness of Athens, the voyage traverses the Mediterranean, including a stop in Monaco just in time for the Grand Prix, before concluding in the historic marvel of Rome on May 26.

Fred Olsen Borealis

(2024, January 5) 103-night round-trip from Southampton UK

  • Ports of call include: Kings Wharf, Charleston (overnight), Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale, Key West, Cruising Panama Canal, Golfito, Puerto Caldera, Acapulco, Honolulu, Lahaina, Hilo, Raiatea, Papeete, Bora Bora, Crossing International Date Line, Auckland (overnight), Picton, Cruising Marlborough Sounds, Dusky Sound, Doubtful Sound, Milford Sound, Sydney (overnight), Newcastle, Cairns, Alotau, Komodo Island, Celukan Bawang, Singapore, Phuket, Kochi, Mormugao, Mumbai, Dubai (overnight), Khasab, Muscat, Aqaba, Cruising Suez Canal, Haifa, Limassol, Rhodes, Valletta, Cartagena.

segments: 

  • 18-night ‘The Americas with the Panama Canal’ from Southampton on (January 7, 2024)
  • 51-night ‘Florida, Hawaii and Oceania’ from Southampton on (January 7, 2024)
  • 61-night ‘Hawaii, Oceania and The Far East’ from Puerto Caldera (January 25, 2024)
  • 50-night ‘Australia, Far East and the Mediterranean’ from Sydney (February 27, 2024)
  • 28-night ‘Exploring Australia and the Far East’ from Sydney on (February 27, 2024)
  • 22-night ‘Emirates to the Med via the Suez Canal’ from Dubai (March 26, 2024). 

Fred Olsen Bolette

(2025, January 6) 106-night round-trip from Southampton UK

  • Ports of call include: Funchal, Mindelo, Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Punta Arenas, Castro, Valparaiso, Robinson Crusoe Island, Hanga Roa (Easter Island), Papeete, Bora Bora, Rarotonga, Nuku’alofa, Sydney, Hobart, Melbourne, Albany, Fremantle (Perth), Port Louis, Port Reunion, Gqeberha, Cape Town, Walvis Bay, Jamestown, Dakar, Arrecife, Lisbon.

Holland America ms Zuiderdam

(2025, January 4) 124-night Grand World Voyage round-trip from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)

  • 46 ports in 32 different countries across 6 continents.
  • 9 overnight calls: Callao (2 nights), Easter Island, Papeete, Sydney, Singapore, Cape Town, Mombasa, Safaga, and Barcelona.
  • 7 late-night departures: Manta, Seychelles, Cape Town, Durban, Aqaba, Civitavecchia (Rome), and Gibraltar, U.K.
  • The ship travels through the Panama Canal and heads towards Easter Island, and then goes across the South Pacific to reach Australia. During the journey towards Indonesia and Sri Lanka, it also explores the Great Barrier Reef, and then sails southwards to Cape Town, South Africa, passing through Seychelles and the eastern coast of Africa. Finally, the ship goes through the Suez Canal to reach Portugal before crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
  • Memorable Moments include passing through the Panama Canal, spending two nights at Callao to visit Machu Picchu, exploring Easter Island, enjoying scenic views while cruising through the Great Barrier Reef, spending two entire days in Cape Town, and having the chance to visit Petra in Jordan and experience Luxor from Safaga.

Holland America ms Volendam

(2025, January 25) 133-night Grand Voyage: Pole-to-Pole round-trip from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)

  • 68 ports across 5 continents and 28 different countries.
  • 8 overnight calls: Fuerte Amador (Panama City), Callao (Lima), Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Barcelona, Lisbon, and Reykjavik.
  • The route takes a south-north-south course through the Panama Canal, along the west coast of South America to Antarctica, then up to Argentina and Brazil and into the heart of the Amazon River. Afterward, the ship crosses the Atlantic Ocean to Africa, then sails north to Europe, up to the North Cape (Nordkapp), and west across the northern Atlantic Ocean via Iceland and Greenland before heading down the eastern shores of North America. 
  • Memorable Moments: Panama Canal transit, Cape Horn, Antarctica, the Falklands, exploring the Strait of Gibraltar, Amazon River, North Cape, Norwegian fjords, Iceland, and Greenland.

 

(2026, January 4) 132-night Grand World Voyage round-trip from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)

  • 47 ports across 7 continents and 39 different countries.
  • 9 overnight calls and 5 late-night departures
  • ventures south along the East Coast of South America, crosses the equator to Antarctica, explores Easter Island and the South Pacific islands, traverses Australia, and meanders through the Mediterranean and northern Europe before an Atlantic Ocean crossing
  • Memorable moments such as the 4-day Antarctic Experience, scenic cruising of Chilean fjords, visits to Easter Island and Pitcairn Island, and cruising the Gironde Estuary paired with a visit to Bordeaux.

MSC Magnifica

(2025, January 4) 116-night from Rome Italy. Also embarking from Genoa, Marseille and Barcelona

  • destinations: 50 destinations in a total of 21 countries, with 7 overnights, featuring 22 destinations that have never been featured on an MSC World Cruise before.
  • The 3-month long cruise brings vacationers to 5 continents, crossing 3 of the world’s largest oceans, and sailing 30,000+ nautical miles. 
  • Highlights include Casablanca, Morocco; Rio de Janeiro; Ushuaia, Argentina; Hanga Roa, Chile; Christchurch, New Zealand; Milford Sound, New Zealand; Penneshaw, Australia; Benoa, Indonesia.

(2026, January 4) 119-night from Rome Italy. Also embarking from Genoa, Marseille and Barcelona

  • destinations: 36,000 nautical miles (66,672 km), encompassing 47 captivating destinations across 32 countries, 7 overnight stays.

MSC Poesia

(2024, January 4) 121-night from Civitavecchia-Rome. Also embarking from Genoa Italy

  • destinations: 52 destinations in 31 countries. From the Mediterranean to the Red Sea via the Suez (Egypt), Africa, South America, the Caribbean, the US, and Canada, prior to returning to Europe via Greenland & Iceland, the new itinerary includes the exploration of Brazil & Amazonia along the Amazon River.
  • The world cruise features some of the most attractive destinations like Luxor (Egypt), Aqaba (Petra, Jordan), Zanzibar (Tanzania), Mahe Island (Victoria, Seychelles), Cape Town (South Africa), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), New York City (USA), Quebec (Canada), Reykjavik (Iceland), and more. 

Oceania Insignia

(2024, January 14) "Around the World in 180 Days" from Los Angeles CA to New York. Around The World cruise highlights include: 3 oceans cruised, 15 seas cruised, 96 destinations in 34 different countries, 100+ UNESCO World Heritage sites, 24 overnight stays.

(2025, January 5, 2025 – July 3, 2025) "Around the World in 180 Days" from PortMiami FL. Around The World cruise highlights include 5 continents, 32 countries, and 89 ports.

Oceania Vista

(2026, January 6) 180-night Around the World voyage from PortMiami FL (plus a 120-day voyage from San Diego to Miami, and World Odyssey, a 197-day cruise from Los Angeles to Miami)

  • destinations: 101 ports across 43 countries, 3 oceans and 18 seas
  • 80+ UNESCO World Heritage sites across 101 destinations
  • 11 overnight stays

Island Princess

(2024, January 4) 111-night roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale, CA; 97-day from LA to Fort Lauderdale

  • destinations: 51 destinations across 27 different countries and 6 continents, including Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, South America & North America.
  • Island Princess is scheduled to sail 33,000+ nautical miles in 111 days.
  • 12 Maiden World Cruise port calls to Benoa (Bali Indonesia), Heraklion (Crete Greece), Haifa (Tel Aviv-Nazareth, Israel), Mykonos Island (Greece), Genoa (Milan, Italy), Naples (for Capri & Pompeii, Italy), Livorno (Florence-Pisa, Italy), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Nice, France Riviera), Lisbon (Portugal), Agadir (Morocco), Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canary Islands), Bermuda.
  • Visits to 25 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, The Port Fortress of Cartagena, the ancient Greek city of Ephesus (Kusadasi, Turkey), The Acropolis in Athens (Piraeus).
  • The World Cruise crosses the Equator twice.
  • The cruise offers an overnight visit to Dubai and 11 “More Ashore” late-night calls in Abu Dhabi (UAE), Auckland (New Zealand), Sydney (NSW Australia).
  • Countries visited include Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Spain, Morocco, Greece, Canary Islands, Costa Rica, and more.

(2025, January 5) 116-night roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale FL (from Los Angeles CA on January 20)

  • destinations: 51 destinations across 6 continents, including Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, South America & North America.
  • first-time visits to Bar, Montenegro, and Taranto, Italy, as well as the Greek Island of Patmos and Volos, for the Monasteries of Meteora.
  • access to 27 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Alexandria for historic Cairo and the pyramids, the Singapore Botanical Gardens, the Old City of Dubrovnik, The Ancient Greek City of Ephesus, and The Monastery of St. John and the Cave of the Apocalypse.
  • an overnight stay in Dubai and 11 late-night calls to explore popular destinations like Cartagena, Casablanca, and Sydney.
  • Optional shore excursions include the Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni, Malta’s oldest underground temple and necropolis, walking in the footsteps of ancient Romans in Cartagena, Spain, and viewing Leonardo da Vinci’s magnificent The Last Supper in Milan (Genoa), Italy.

Coral Princess

(2024, April 30) 110-night roundtrip from Sydney; Brisbane (May 2), visiting 32 countries.

  • Departures are also offered from Melbourne, Perth (Fremantle), Adelaide, Auckland.
  • Extended More Ashore stays are available in various destinations including overnights in Papeete (Tahiti) and Cairns, along with late-night stays in Auckland, Honolulu, Hong Kong, Tahiti (Papeete), San Francisco, and Vancouver BC.
  • Access to 14+ UNESCO World Heritage Sites including the Greater Blue Mountains (from Sydney), the Tasmanian Wilderness (from Burnie), and the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia (from Port Douglas).

RSSC-Regent Seven Seas Mariner

(2024, January 6) 132-night round-trip from Miami FL

  • destinations: 31 countries on 4 continents, 66 ports of call, sailing 34,500 nautical miles, exploring Central America, the U.S. West Coast, Hawaii, South Pacific Islands, Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent, Bermuda, and the Mediterranean.
  • The voyage spans ~5 months and offers 442 free shore excursions, 12 in-port overnights, and transits of both the Panama and Suez canals.
  • 61 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the most the line has ever visited on a global voyage. Australia's Gondwana Rainforests, the Churches and Convents of Goa, Tuscany’s Medici Villas and Gardens are among the iconic sites to be explored.

(2025, January 7) 150-night round-trip from Miami FL

  • destinations: 25 countries on 4 continents, 97 ports of call, sailing 36,295 nautical miles
  • 48 UNESCO World Heritage sites from Singapore’s Botanic Gardens and Sydney Opera House to Ha Long Bay (Vietnam) and Komodo National Park (Indonesia).
  • The journey makes calls at 2 new ports of call for the line, including the remote Robinson Crusoe Island off the Chilean coast and Muroran, a city on the northernmost island of Hokkaido, Japan.

(2026, January 10) 154-night The Sense of Adventure round-trip from Miami FL

  • destinations: 41 countries on 6 continents, 77 ports of call, sailing 39,722 nautical miles
  • 47 UNESCO World Heritage sites, such as the Monastery of Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve from Praslin, Seychelles; the Great Barrier Reef from Cairns, Australia; and Robben Island from Cape Town, South Africa.
  • 3 new ports of call to the line: Lifou Island, and Mare of the Loyalty Islands in New Caledonia, and Waingapu (Sumba), Indonesia
  • 431 free shore trips and 16 in-port overnights

Seabourn Sojourn

(2026, January 6) 129-day ‘2026 World Cruise – Ring of Fire: Hidden Gems’ from Los Angeles to Vancouver. 

  • destinations: 63 destinations in 14 countries, spanning ~28,000 nautical miles (51,856 km).
  • The itinerary explores the South Pacific's volcanic islands, Australia's coasts, and Japan's captivating islands before crossing the North Pacific to Glacier Bay National Park and continuing through Alaskan waters.
  • The cruise introduces 5 maiden calls, 7 overnights, and extended stays in 7 ports.

Silversea Silver Shadow

(2024, January 15) 132-night ‘Far East-West' round-trip from San Francisco CA encompassing most of the Pacific Rim, from Hawaii and Pacific isles, to Australia & New Zealand, through Southeast Asia, Japan, China, and the Russian Far East, then back across the Pacific to Alaska, Canada, California.

  • 65 destinations across 14 different countries, including 40 brand new destinations for a Silversea World Cruise
  • 23 overnights
  • The remote Russian Far East and America’s wildly Alaska feature for the first time on a Silversea World Voyage.

Silversea Silver Dawn

(2025, January 13-May 29) 136-day ‘Controtempo World Cruise' from Tokyo (Yokohama, Japan) to New York City

  • destinations: 3 continents, 59 destinations
  • 19 maiden calls and 7 “exclusive” events, of which a photo exhibition in Stockholm (Sweden), a Bollywood production in Mumbai (Bombay, India), and a gala dinner in Cairo (Egypt).
  • special events in Hong Kong, Istanbul (Turkey, Galataport), Lisbon (Portugal), Naples (Italy), Reykjavik (Iceland), and Singapore.

 

(2026, January 6-May 27) 140-day ‘The Curious and the Sea' from Fort Lauderdale FL to Lisbon, Portugal

  • destinations: 70 destinations across 37 countries, marking the highest number ever visited on a Silversea World Cruise. The itinerary includes 26 calls that have either never been part of a Silversea World Cruise before or haven't been visited since 2020, along with 9 overnight stays.

Viking Sky

(2024, December 19-2025, June 17) 180-day "2024-2025 Viking World Cruise" from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades, Florida) to New York City visiting 37 different countries and 85 ports.

  • A shorter 163-day segment of the voyage departs from Los Angeles (California) on January 5th, 2025, and visits 29 different countries and 78 ports before ending in NY. 
  • A 138-day option covers the trip from Fort Lauderdale to Greenwich (London UK), while a 121-day portion covers LA to London.
  • The full circumnavigation features overnights in 13 ports, including Sydney (NSW Australia), Haifa (Tel Aviv, Israel), Singapore, and Istanbul (Turkey), and double overnights in Auckland NZ, Bali (Indonesia), Bergen (Norway), Ho Chi Minh (Saigon, Vietnam), Mumbai (Bombay, India), and Yangon (Rangoon, Myanmar).

At the following tag-link are listed all CruiseMapper's news related to world voyages.