Day by Day
To learn more about each port of call and our included as well as optional excursions, click on the individual days below.
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Ft. Lauderdale, Florida |
Ft. Lauderdale offers stretches of picturesque white-sand beaches and a network of canals. |
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Scenic Sailing: Gulf of Mexico |
The Gulf of Mexico has borne witness to much of North and Central American history. |
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Cozumel, Mexico |
Cozumel is home to archaeological sites, colonial riches and coral reef preserves. |
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Sail the Caribbean Sea |
The Caribbean Sea is a paradise of turquoise waters and emerald islands. |
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Cartagena, Colombia |
With its remarkably preserved colonial city, seaside Cartagena is a cultural treasure. |
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Colón, Panama |
Panama’s “second city,” culture-rich Colón lies near the Panama Canal’s Atlantic entrance. |
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Scenic Sailing: Panama Canal |
The Panama Canal is composed of massive locks, a forest-lined waterway and a tranquil lake. |
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Sail the Pacific Ocean |
The first European to see the Pacific Ocean was Vasco Núñez de Balboa, who crossed the Isthmus of Panama in 1513. |
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Puntarenas, Costa Rica |
Puntarenas was once Costa Rica’s coffee-exporting gateway to the Pacific and beyond. |
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11 |
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León (Corinto), Nicaragua |
León boasts incredibly preserved Spanish colonial architecture, exuding a timeless atmosphere. |
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12-14 |
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Sail the Pacific Ocean |
The warm waters of the Pacific are teeming with marine life. |
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Cabo San Lucas, Mexico |
With azure waters and a dramatic rocky coast, Cabo San Lucas is a top Mexican destination. |
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16-17 |
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Sail the Pacific Ocean |
Spain ruled the Pacific during the late 16th century, trading between Mexico and the Philippines. |
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Los Angeles, California |
Known as the “City of Angels,” Los Angeles is home to a glamorous entertainment culture. |
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Santa Barbara, California |
Nestled between mountains and sea, Santa Barbara boasts historic architecture in a charming downtown setting. |
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20-24 |
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Sail the Pacific Ocean |
The Pacific Ocean, twice the size of the Atlantic, covers around one-third of the planet’s surface. |
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Oahu, Hawaii |
Equal parts Polynesian and American, Honolulu and the island of Oahu are lush with breathtaking natural beauty. |
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Kauai (Nawiliwili), Hawaii |
The lush vegetation and wildflowers of tropical Kauai have earned it the nickname “The Garden Island.” |
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27-31 |
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Sail the South Pacific Ocean |
In 1947, Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl crossed the Pacific Ocean on a balsa raft he built himself. |
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Bora Bora, French Polynesia |
Magnificent, lushly forested Bora Bora is the gem of the Society Islands. |
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Moorea, French Polynesia |
One of the most magnificent of the Society Islands, Moorea boasts white-sand beaches, jagged peaks and primeval landscapes. |
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Papeete, French Polynesia |
Tahiti is one of the world’s most visually stunning and romantic destinations. |
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35-37 |
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Sail the South Pacific Ocean |
The Pacific Ocean is home to most of the world’s islands; they total about 25,000. |
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Cross the International Date Line |
Crossing the International Date Line is a time-honored travel milestone long marked by ceremony. |
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39 |
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Sail the South Pacific Ocean |
The waters of the South Pacific have been traversed by explorers for millennia. |
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Bay of Islands, New Zealand |
Gateway to the more than 150 islands that comprise the Bay of Islands, Waitangi holds a central role in the history of New Zealand. |
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Auckland, New Zealand |
Rich in heritage, Auckland is the cultural capital of New Zealand’s North Island. |
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Auckland, New Zealand |
Set between two glistening harbors, Auckland is known as the “City of Sails.” |
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Auckland, New Zealand |
Nestled between the Waitematā and Manukau Harbors, Auckland enjoys a rich boating culture. |
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44 |
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Rotorua, New Zealand |
Tauranga occupies a stunning setting between a sweeping bay and Mt. Maunganui. |
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Napier, New Zealand |
Napier is a rich cultural center and gateway to a thriving wine-growing region. |
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Wellington, New Zealand |
New Zealand’s capital of Wellington is splendidly set between mountains and sea. |
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Sail the Pacific Ocean |
When Ferdinand Magellan crossed the Pacific Ocean, he dubbed it Mar Pacífico, meaning “peaceful sea.” |
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48 |
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Scenic Sailing: Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound |
The Milford and Doubtful Sounds are considered Fiordland National Park’s most magnificent fjords. |
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49-50 |
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Sail the Tasman Sea |
The legendary Tasman Sea lies between New Zealand and Australia. |
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Tasmania, Australia |
Tasmania is known as the “Apple Isle,” as it is one of the most prominent apple-growing areas in the world. |
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Phillip Island, Australia |
Phillip Island is home to the world’s smallest penguins, which parade back to shore each evening. |
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Melbourne, Australia |
Capital of the state of Victoria, Melbourne is a vibrant cultural center. |
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Sail the Tasman Sea |
The Tasman Sea was named for the Dutchman who set foot on Tasmania in the 1640s. |
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Eden, Australia |
Eden is the third-deepest natural harbor in the Southern Hemisphere. |
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Sydney, Australia |
Spectacular Sydney is celebrated for its magnificent harbor and iconic Opera House. |
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Sydney, Australia |
A major cultural center of Australia, Sydney is beloved for its free-spirited nature. |
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Sail the Australian Coast |
Australia’s East Coast lures surfers and beach lovers with its picturesque shores and dramatic waves. |
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Brisbane, Australia |
Set on scenic Moreton Bay, Brisbane is a vibrant center for Australian arts and design. |
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60 |
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Sail the Coral Sea |
The Coral Sea, a paradise for divers, is pure pleasure to cruise. |
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Whitsunday Islands, Australia |
Pure-white sands meet cerulean waters in the Whitsundays, an island paradise. |
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Cairns, Australia |
The seaside resort of Cairns is Australia’s gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. |
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Sail the Coral Sea |
Allied forces intercepted the Japanese during the Battle of the Coral Sea in May 1942. |
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Thursday Island, Australia |
Picturesque Thursday Island was once home to a thriving pearl fishing industry. |
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65-66 |
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Sail the Arafura Sea |
The Arafura’s seabed, once a dry land bridge between continents, allowed early human migrations. |
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67 |
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Sail the Timor Sea |
The shallow Timor Sea has long been traveled by Indonesia’s indigenous people. |
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Komodo, Indonesia |
A magnificent menagerie, Komodo Island is home to its namesake dragon. |
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Bali, Indonesia |
Bali is known for its scenic beauty, volcanic landscapes and stunning coral reefs. |
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Bali, Indonesia |
A thriving arts scene complements Bali’s lush beauty and magnificent seaside vistas. |
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Bali, Indonesia |
Some of Bali’s revered temples are carved from white coral harvested from the sea. |
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Sail the Java Sea |
The body of water north of Bali and south of Kangean Island is rich in coral and marine life. |
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Semarang, Indonesia |
Outside Semarang, the massive pyramidal Borobudur temple attracts countless pilgrims. |
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Sail the Java Sea |
The waters of the Java Sea played an important role in the Allies’ naval defense during World War II. |
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75-76 |
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Sail the South China Sea |
The South China Sea was once called the Sea of Cham after the maritime kingdom of Champa that ruled Southeast Asia before the 16th century. |
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |
Ho Chi Minh City exudes a heady mix of French and Vietnamese cultures. |
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |
Ho Chi Minh City’s wide boulevards, lined with architectural gems, are reminiscent of Paris. |
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |
Ho Chi Minh City’s Old Saigon area blends French colonial and Vietnamese architecture. |
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Sail the South China Sea |
The storied South China Sea has carried both emperors and traders. |
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Koh Samui, Thailand |
Koh Samui is a paradise of coconut trees, coral reefs and long sandy beaches. |
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Scenic Sailing: Gulf of Thailand |
Sail the Gulf of Thailand, set amid mountains and home to Chinese white dolphins. |
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Singapore, Singapore |
The world’s only island city-state, Singapore is a sophisticated metropolis. |
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Singapore, Singapore |
A 63-island archipelago, Singapore boasts diverse traditions and varied cultural cuisine. |
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Scenic Sailing: Strait of Malacca |
The narrow Strait of Malacca is dotted with alluring emerald-green pulau, or islands. |
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Phuket, Thailand |
Thailand’s largest island, Phuket, is noted for its mountainous landscapes and pristine beaches. |
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Sail the Andaman Sea |
The mangroves along the shoreline of the Andaman Sea provide shelter and homes for its marine life. |
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Yangon, Myanmar |
Vibrant Yangon boasts a lively Downtown district and stunning colonial architecture. |
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Yangon, Myanmar |
The Buddhist Shwedagon Pagoda is a sacred shrine adorned with gold leaf and precious gemstones. |
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Yangon, Myanmar |
The Temples of Bagan are one of Asia’s most impressive archaeological sites. |
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Scenic Sailing: Bay of Bengal |
Sail the Bay of Bengal, the world’s largest bay, considered sacred by many Hindus. |
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Colombo, Sri Lanka |
This island nation has long been renowned for its cinnamon and spice trade. |
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Colombo, Sri Lanka |
Brimming with old-world British charms, Colombo is the cultural hub of Sri Lanka. |
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Sail the Laccadive Sea |
The Laccadive Sea is one of the world’s richest marine environments. |
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Cochin, India |
Multicultural Cochin’s spice trade changed the face of Europe. |
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Sail the Arabian Sea |
The Arabian Sea has long been an important trade route between India and the West. |
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Goa, India |
Portuguese-influenced Goa is home to magnificent colonial-era architecture. |
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Mumbai, India |
Historic Mumbai enjoys a magnificent seaside setting on the Arabian Sea. |
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Mumbai, India |
Spread over seven islands, Mumbai preserves the cultural splendor of Old Bombay. |
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Mumbai, India |
Mumbai is the heart of India’s Bollywood film industry. |
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103-104 |
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Sail the Arabian Sea |
Traverse the Arabian Sea, originally named after the mythic King Erythras of ancient Greece. |
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105 |
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Salālah, Oman |
A crossroads on the historic Frankincense Route, Salālah holds a rich history. |
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106-109 |
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Sail the Red Sea |
Sail the Red Sea, rich in history and legend, from the ancient Egyptians to Napoleon. |
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110 |
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Aqaba, Jordan |
Jordan’s only coastal city, scenic Aqaba is set amid bleached-out desert hills. |
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111 |
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Luxor, Egypt |
Unearth the mysteries of Luxor, Egypt’s timeless city on the Nile River. |
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112 |
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Sail the Gulf of Suez |
The Gulf of Suez embodies the northwestern arm of the Red Sea between Africa and the Sinai Peninsula. |
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113 |
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Scenic Sailing: Suez Canal |
Sail the Suez Canal, an engineering marvel surrounded by desert sands that stretch into Egypt. |
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114 |
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Haifa, Israel |
Seaside Haifa is one of Israel’s most important and beautiful cities. |
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Haifa, Israel |
In Haifa, Bahá’í pilgrims flock to the hanging gardens that adorn Mt. Carmel’s slopes. |
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116 |
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Sail the Mediterranean Sea |
The Mediterranean Sea has borne innumerable legends and histories on storied shores. |
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Rhodes, Greece |
The lush, fertile island of Rhodes is home to Europe’s largest active medieval town. |
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118 |
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Ephesus (Kuşadasi), Turkey |
Rich in biblical history, remarkably preserved Ephesus offers an unparalleled look into the lives of the ancients. |
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Istanbul, Turkey |
Long a significant center of trade, Istanbul was a major cultural crossroads along the world-famous Silk Route. |
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120 |
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Istanbul, Turkey |
Long a significant center of trade, Istanbul was a major cultural crossroads along the world-famous Silk Route. |
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Sail the Aegean Sea |
An arm of the Mediterranean Sea, the Aegean Sea is located between the Greek peninsula on the west and Asia Minor on the east. |
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Athens, Greece |
The legacy of ancient Greece looms large atop Athens’s Acropolis Hill. |
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Sail the Mediterranean Sea |
The Mediterranean Sea has borne innumerable legends and histories on its storied shores. |
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Sicily, Italy |
Two miles from mainland Italy, Sicilian Messina is a historic cultural crossroads. |
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125 |
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Naples, Italy |
The legacy of the kingdom of Naples is visible in its grand architecture. |
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126 |
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Rome, Italy |
More than 2,500 years of history live in the storied streets of Rome. |
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127 |
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Monte Carlo, Monaco |
Monte Carlo exudes chic, from the Prince’s Palace to the renowned Casino. |
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128 |
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Sail the Balearic Sea |
The Balearic Sea lies between the eastern coast of Spain, the southern coast of France and the islands of Corsica and Sardinia. |
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129 |
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Barcelona, Spain |
Adorned with Gaudí’s surreal architecture, Barcelona is alive with color and whimsy. |
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130 |
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Murcia, Spain |
Murcia is celebrated for its farmland and its huertas, fertile market gardens. |
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131 |
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Sail the Strait of Gibraltar |
The storied Strait of Gibraltar is one of Europe’s most significant waterways. |
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Lisbon, Portugal |
With its stunning setting on the Atlantic, Lisbon has inspired explorers for centuries. |
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Sail the Atlantic Ocean |
Once a divider of continents, the Atlantic Ocean today brings nations together. |
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134 |
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Scenic Sailing: English Channel |
The famed English Channel separates southern England from northern France. |
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135 |
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Paris (Le Havre), France |
The elegance of Paris is legendary, from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre. |
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Dover, England |
Dover faces France across the Straits of Dover, the narrowest part of the English Channel. |
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London (Greenwich), England |
Upriver from maritime Greenwich, London bustles with lively culture and royal glamour. |
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London (Greenwich), England |
Maritime Greenwich is a gateway to historic London, seat of the British monarchy. |
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Pre & Post Cruise Extensions
More days means more to discover, with extension packages you can add before or after your Viking cruise or cruisetour. Enjoy additional days to explore your embarkation or disembarkation city, or see a new destination altogether with a choice of exciting cities.
Pre & Post Cruise Extensions vary by itinerary and are subject to change.
