Dubai To New York

  • 6th January 2029
  • 112 Nights
  • Dubai
  • EXPLORA I
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Your itinerary

  • Dubai
  • Dubai
  • Khasab
  • Mumbai
  • Mumbai
  • Goa (Mormugao)
  • Kochi, India
  • Male
  • Colombo, Sri Lanka
  • Hambantota
  • Phuket
  • Langkawi
  • Singapore
  • Singapore
  • Surabaya, Java
  • Bali
  • Bali
  • Komodo Island
  • Darwin, Australia
  • Port Moresby
  • Alotau, Papua New Guinea
  • Cairns
  • Cairns
  • Airlie Beach
  • Brisbane
  • Sydney, Australia
  • Sydney, Australia
  • Melbourne
  • Hobart
  • Milford Sound
  • Port Chalmers
  • Lyttelton
  • Wellington
  • Napier, New Zealand
  • Tauranga, New Zealand
  • Auckland
  • Auckland
  • Waitangi (Bay of Islands)
  • Lautoka
  • Dravuni Island
  • Suva
  • Nukualofa, Tonga
  • Arutunga, Cook Islands
  • Moorea
  • Bora Bora
  • Huahine, French Polynesia
  • Raiatea
  • Papeete
  • Papeete
  • Fakarava
  • Pitcairn Island
  • Easter Island
  • Valparaíso, Chile
  • Valparaíso, Chile
  • Coquimbo
  • Pisco (General San Martin)
  • Lima (Callao), Peru
  • Lima (Callao), Peru
  • Lima (Callao), Peru
  • Salaverry (Trujllo)
  • Manta
  • Panama City (Amador), Panama
  • Panama City (Amador), Panama
  • Crossing the Panama Canal
  • Crossing the Panama Canal
  • Cartagena, Colombia
  • Willemstad, Cura⌚o
  • Oranjestad, Aruba
  • Miami, United States of America
  • Ocean Cay, Bahamas
  • New York City, United States of America
Day 1

6th Jan '29

Dubai
Seek out a sun-soaked city of luxurious excess, thrilling innovation and impressive landmarks. So cosmopolitan it hurts. Ski through snow, watch choreographed waterworks, listen to ship-shape opera, behold another Lamborghini, sail an abra and gasp at the floral universe. Delve into Old Dubai’s forgotten past, get the picture at the lofty Dubai Frame and head downtown to the iconic Burj Khalifa and uber-extravagant Mall. Rotate on the cosmical wheel and fine dine in the sky. Like a shimmering mirage, Dubai’s diversity lights up Arabian skies with its ability to evolve and astound. More
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7th Jan '29

Dubai
Seek out a sun-soaked city of luxurious excess, thrilling innovation and impressive landmarks. So cosmopolitan it hurts. Ski through snow, watch choreographed waterworks, listen to ship-shape opera, behold another Lamborghini, sail an abra and gasp at the floral universe. Delve into Old Dubai’s forgotten past, get the picture at the lofty Dubai Frame and head downtown to the iconic Burj Khalifa and uber-extravagant Mall. Rotate on the cosmical wheel and fine dine in the sky. Like a shimmering mirage, Dubai’s diversity lights up Arabian skies with its ability to evolve and astound. More
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8th Jan '29

Khasab
Arrive in a remote Omani peninsula at its filigreed fingertip pointing at the Strait of Hormuz. Burn up rocky peaks on bikes and off-road vehicles, cruise through spectacular inlets on converted dhows to explore the landscape and flit beneath warm waves with schools of dolphins and tuna of Telegraph Island. Look into Old Town forts, laid-back souks and whitewashed mosques. Pass hidden Bedouin houses, mosques and goats to reach a vast green oasis, then swing up to the summit for cooler climes, fossilised fish and views to behold. Blink and you might miss the richness of this discreet legend. More
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9th Jan '29

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10th Jan '29

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11th Jan '29

Mumbai
Marvel at this colourful commercial, fashion and cinematic capital to scope architectural frills, Bollywood sets and fragrant gastronomy. Hop on a rickshaw through swarms of traffic, sip chai, watch the dhobi wallahs in action, visit ancient monuments out on Elephant Island or linger longer to witness perfection at the Taj Mahal. Escape the heat in cool galleries, take a tour through Indian history at museums, get lost in ancient temples and get your vogue on with a bejewelled custom sari. Meditate in golden Global Pagoda then, as the sun sinks low, watch the raw energy of this mind-boggling metropolis from the imperial, proud-standing, sea-facing Gateway of India. More
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Day 7

12th Jan '29

Mumbai
Marvel at this colourful commercial, fashion and cinematic capital to scope architectural frills, Bollywood sets and fragrant gastronomy. Hop on a rickshaw through swarms of traffic, sip chai, watch the dhobi wallahs in action, visit ancient monuments out on Elephant Island or linger longer to witness perfection at the Taj Mahal. Escape the heat in cool galleries, take a tour through Indian history at museums, get lost in ancient temples and get your vogue on with a bejewelled custom sari. Meditate in golden Global Pagoda then, as the sun sinks low, watch the raw energy of this mind-boggling metropolis from the imperial, proud-standing, sea-facing Gateway of India. More
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Day 8

13th Jan '29

Goa (Mormugao)
Trip into India’s sultry south with a Portuguese-tinged past and rich Goan culture. Gallivant around colourful townhouses and Hindu temples in Old Goa, step back in time on fort walks and UNESCO church crawls, or pop into Panaji for a private guided tour of the Rembrandt of the East. Set off to spice plantations, India’s most beautiful beaches and jungles where tumbling waterfalls beg to be explored. Cast lines with expert anglers in fishermen’s paradise, haggle for earthenware in must-see flea markets and bend into bona fide yoga. Former hippie crowds may have trailed off, but the tropical peace and love remain. More
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14th Jan '29

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15th Jan '29

Kochi, India
Lose your heart to Kerala’s melting pot of diverse cultures, scenic splendour, spirituality and spices. Cruise by rickshaw for a time warp past ancient houses, colourful churches and Chinese fishing nets in Fort Cochin. Replace Kochi bustle with tranquil birdsong at the Bird Sanctuary, float through a web mangroves and monkeys on the remote Kumarakom backwaters and have a moment at the dramatic Athirappilly Falls. Dip into palm-lined sands for some R&R and venture inland to hike through lush wildlife filled forests to thundering Thommankuthu, gawp at spellbinding gems in the world’s richest temple and marvel at nearby Maharaja treasures. Indulge in Ayurveda to enhance body and mind, galleries to admire artworks and Cult Modern for some threads. Descend on colonial bars for thirst quenching cocktails and treat yourself to spicy seafood and curries under punkah fans. Sense-jolting Kerala seduces with spicy Southern Indian culture. More
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16th Jan '29

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17th Jan '29

Male
Exhale into the definition of paradise with a swoon-worthy backdrop of aquamarine waters, teeming reefs, flawless skies and lofty palms. Hit the urban capital streets for sightseeing and shopping. Whisk over to other islands by dhoni or speedboat to snorkel alongside Picasso and Rabbit fish, surf the Maldives’ most famous break or gear up to dive through bright coloured corals. Greet lurking octopus on an aquatic safari, get up close with turtles in rehab, try a spot of fishing or windsurfing and paddle towards ocean-filled horizons in glass-bottom kayaks. Catch a seaplane to UNESCO Biosphere Reserve which boasts the world’s largest mass of manta ray and or simply stake out your own slice of heaven on a private island for a blissful day of sand-dune dining. It appears fantasy island perfection does exist after all. More
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18th Jan '29

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19th Jan '29

Colombo, Sri Lanka
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20th Jan '29

Hambantota
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21st Jan '29

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22nd Jan '29

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23rd Jan '29

Phuket
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24th Jan '29

Langkawi
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25th Jan '29

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26th Jan '29

Singapore
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27th Jan '29

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28th Jan '29

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29th Jan '29

Surabaya, Java
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30th Jan '29

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31st Jan '29

Bali
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1st Feb '29

Bali
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2nd Feb '29

Komodo Island
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3rd Feb '29

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4th Feb '29

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5th Feb '29

Darwin, Australia
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6th Feb '29

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7th Feb '29

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8th Feb '29

Port Moresby
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9th Feb '29

Alotau, Papua New Guinea
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10th Feb '29

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11th Feb '29

Cairns
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12th Feb '29

Cairns
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13th Feb '29

Airlie Beach
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14th Feb '29

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15th Feb '29

Brisbane
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16th Feb '29

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17th Feb '29

Sydney, Australia
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18th Feb '29

Sydney, Australia
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19th Feb '29

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20th Feb '29

Melbourne
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21st Feb '29

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22nd Feb '29

Hobart
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23rd Feb '29

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25th Feb '29

Milford Sound
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26th Feb '29

Port Chalmers
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27th Feb '29

Lyttelton
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28th Feb '29

Wellington
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Day 55

1st Mar '29

Napier, New Zealand
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2nd Mar '29

Tauranga, New Zealand
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3rd Mar '29

Auckland
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4th Mar '29

Auckland
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5th Mar '29

Waitangi (Bay of Islands)
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6th Mar '29

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7th Mar '29

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8th Mar '29

Lautoka
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9th Mar '29

Dravuni Island
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10th Mar '29

Suva
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11th Mar '29

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12th Mar '29

Nukualofa, Tonga
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13th Mar '29

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14th Mar '29

Arutunga, Cook Islands
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15th Mar '29

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16th Mar '29

Moorea
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17th Mar '29

Bora Bora
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18th Mar '29

Huahine, French Polynesia
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19th Mar '29

Raiatea
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20th Mar '29

Papeete
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21st Mar '29

Papeete
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22nd Mar '29

Fakarava
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23rd Mar '29

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24th Mar '29

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25th Mar '29

Pitcairn Island
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26th Mar '29

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27th Mar '29

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28th Mar '29

Easter Island
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29th Mar '29

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1st Apr '29

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Day 87

2nd Apr '29

Valparaíso, Chile
Cheerfully painted houses that cling to cliffs, and a maze of cobbled alleyways adorned with murals that emote love, life and optimism dazzle in the Valley of Paradise, Valparaiso. Spread over 42 steep hills connected by funicular, the World Monuments Fund crowned this curious system of lifts one of the world’s 100 most-endangered historical treasures. Artists, writers and musicians have long made the city their home. Now, a UNESCO-protected city of urban creativity where avant-garde culture, and a growing art and music scene keep the city future-focused. Progressive and positively picturesque, you will enjoy explorations before or after your journey to sensational Santiago, where you can visit the vineyards of Maipo Valley and Vina del Mar or trek to remote Easter Island, the primordial Galapagos Islands, or mythical Machu Picchu. More
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3rd Apr '29

Valparaíso, Chile
Cheerfully painted houses that cling to cliffs, and a maze of cobbled alleyways adorned with murals that emote love, life and optimism dazzle in the Valley of Paradise, Valparaiso. Spread over 42 steep hills connected by funicular, the World Monuments Fund crowned this curious system of lifts one of the world’s 100 most-endangered historical treasures. Artists, writers and musicians have long made the city their home. Now, a UNESCO-protected city of urban creativity where avant-garde culture, and a growing art and music scene keep the city future-focused. Progressive and positively picturesque, you will enjoy explorations before or after your journey to sensational Santiago, where you can visit the vineyards of Maipo Valley and Vina del Mar or trek to remote Easter Island, the primordial Galapagos Islands, or mythical Machu Picchu. More
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4th Apr '29

Coquimbo
Sunbathers and surfers seek Coquimbo’s sunny climate and snow-white beaches but its endlessly clear skies makes this one of Chile’s top 10 places to view the Milky Way and solar phenomenon, notably, the Cerro Tololo Observatory is the 6th largest in the Southern Hemisphere. The region’s history also is most intriguing. Erosion from sea level changes revealed numerous dinosaurs and 4,000-year-old petroglyphs. It also created the fertile Elqui Valley which today produces world-class wines and brandy, the secret ingredient in Chile’s infamous pisco sour. Let your spirit fly at a mixology class then toast the heavenly skies. More
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5th Apr '29

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7th Apr '29

Pisco (General San Martin)
Known for the grape brandy that bears its name, Pisco sits on the western coast of Peru’s lowlands. Its position at water’s edge and proximity to the Andes, made a strategic home for the ancient Paracas people. Aptly named ‘bird’, in their Quechua language, for the amazing array of bird species still seen on the rocky outcroppings nearby. Well-preserved is the area’s natural history including ancient vineyards in operation since 1684 and elegant tasting rooms for some of Chile’s best-known wine varietals. Pisco also is where many adventurers take the opportunity of a scenic flight over the Nazca Lines pictographs etched in the desert some 2,000 years ago. History’s treasures preserved in nature. More
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8th Apr '29

Lima (Callao), Peru
Named in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro to commemorate its founding on the Catholic holiday of Three Kings Day, Lima is majestically sophisticated on a gorgeous oceanfront. A mix of cultures, climates, and architecture, Lima seamlessly blends its 500 years of history – pre-Columbian, colonial, Spanish, and Asian – into a contemporary recipe that consistently earns it the title of “world’s capital of cuisine”. Savour its soul in lime-marinated ceviche, lomo saltado, and potent pisco sours. Stroll flower-line boulevards in the colonial quarter, which was declared a “Cultural Heritage of Humankind”. Picture yourself in the Barranco amongst the artistic and bohemian. Listen to the stomping boots of the Changing of the Guards at Government Palace. Venture further afield into the magnificent wetlands for a moment of mindfulness. Saddle a high-stepping Caballo de Paso, a horse breed unique to Peru. Or answer the call of the wild in nearby Torres del Paine National Park to trek through forests, fjords and glaciers. More
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9th Apr '29

Lima (Callao), Peru
Named in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro to commemorate its founding on the Catholic holiday of Three Kings Day, Lima is majestically sophisticated on a gorgeous oceanfront. A mix of cultures, climates, and architecture, Lima seamlessly blends its 500 years of history – pre-Columbian, colonial, Spanish, and Asian – into a contemporary recipe that consistently earns it the title of “world’s capital of cuisine”. Savour its soul in lime-marinated ceviche, lomo saltado, and potent pisco sours. Stroll flower-line boulevards in the colonial quarter, which was declared a “Cultural Heritage of Humankind”. Picture yourself in the Barranco amongst the artistic and bohemian. Listen to the stomping boots of the Changing of the Guards at Government Palace. Venture further afield into the magnificent wetlands for a moment of mindfulness. Saddle a high-stepping Caballo de Paso, a horse breed unique to Peru. Or answer the call of the wild in nearby Torres del Paine National Park to trek through forests, fjords and glaciers. More
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Day 95

10th Apr '29

Lima (Callao), Peru
Named in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro to commemorate its founding on the Catholic holiday of Three Kings Day, Lima is majestically sophisticated on a gorgeous oceanfront. A mix of cultures, climates, and architecture, Lima seamlessly blends its 500 years of history – pre-Columbian, colonial, Spanish, and Asian – into a contemporary recipe that consistently earns it the title of “world’s capital of cuisine”. Savour its soul in lime-marinated ceviche, lomo saltado, and potent pisco sours. Stroll flower-line boulevards in the colonial quarter, which was declared a “Cultural Heritage of Humankind”. Picture yourself in the Barranco amongst the artistic and bohemian. Listen to the stomping boots of the Changing of the Guards at Government Palace. Venture further afield into the magnificent wetlands for a moment of mindfulness. Saddle a high-stepping Caballo de Paso, a horse breed unique to Peru. Or answer the call of the wild in nearby Torres del Paine National Park to trek through forests, fjords and glaciers. More
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11th Apr '29

Salaverry (Trujllo)
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12th Apr '29

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13th Apr '29

Manta
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14th Apr '29

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15th Apr '29

Panama City (Amador), Panama
Framed by two oceans connected by the singular Panama Canal (the 7th Wonder of the Modern World) this vibrant and dynamic urban centre is truly a city on the world’s stage of commerce and ecology. Sleek skyscrapers are surrounded by pristine nature. Soberanía National Park protects a bounty of flora and fauna minutes from downtown. Casco Antiguo, the cobblestoned colonial centre, is a lovely labyrinth of churches, palaces, and plazas lined with cafes and the best champagne rooftop bars in the city. A UNESCO creative hub for gastronomy, it is home to a vibrant and diverse food scene led by world-class chefs. An incredible cultural crossroads sure to connect you to the uncommon. More
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16th Apr '29

Panama City (Amador), Panama
Framed by two oceans connected by the singular Panama Canal (the 7th Wonder of the Modern World) this vibrant and dynamic urban centre is truly a city on the world’s stage of commerce and ecology. Sleek skyscrapers are surrounded by pristine nature. Soberanía National Park protects a bounty of flora and fauna minutes from downtown. Casco Antiguo, the cobblestoned colonial centre, is a lovely labyrinth of churches, palaces, and plazas lined with cafes and the best champagne rooftop bars in the city. A UNESCO creative hub for gastronomy, it is home to a vibrant and diverse food scene led by world-class chefs. An incredible cultural crossroads sure to connect you to the uncommon. More
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16th Apr '29

Crossing the Panama Canal
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16th Apr '29

Crossing the Panama Canal
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17th Apr '29

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18th Apr '29

Cartagena, Colombia
Sparkle in this jewel of the Caribbean; the cultured and very colourful Cartagena. Saunter or ride by Segway through a maze of cobbled streets for historic architecture, bougainvillea-dripping plazas, old churches and chic eateries where you’ll discover a blend of Caribbean cool and Colombian sophistication. Learn new cooking techniques with a personal chef, birdwatch at the National Aviary, visit botanical gardens, take a cycle tour or head to Turbaco. Roam offshore to Islas Del Rosario for magnificent beaches and snorkelling through colourful coral reefs. And as the sun sets over the ancient city walls, prepare for an intoxicating nightlife scene – in no time you’ll be sipping moreish mojitos, nodding to reggaeton and – once really in the spirit – gyrating to the salsa. More
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19th Apr '29

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20th Apr '29

Willemstad, Cura⌚o
Embrace a slice of Europe immersed in Caribbean heat. Wander through Scharlooweg’s pastel colonial architecture, delightful museums and a thriving art scene. Roam glorious beaches with hidden caves, snorkel with turtles and dive through spectacular reefs. Learn how to cook Creole cuisine, walk the town’s sun-kissed waterways, explore the prickly Hato Plains and then re-hydrate in ripe aloe plantations. As the heat of the day subsides, drop into trendy eclectic lounges, where friendly locals welcome and the legendary blue curacao cocktail awaits. More
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21st Apr '29

Oranjestad, Aruba
Walk into a techo-colour dream of sorbet-hued buildings in Oranjestad, where a Papiamento Indian past mingles with the trendy Dutch present. Slide into a submarine and descend along coral-crusted walls to see the magnificence of the ocean depths. Marvel at a landscape rugged and wild with wind-bent Divi Divi trees, kilometres of powder-white beaches and sandy deserts where cacti thrive under a luminescent sun. And don’t miss the Natural Bridge, formed by waves crashing on coral rock. Aruba is an island blessed. More
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22nd Apr '29

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23rd Apr '29

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24th Apr '29

Miami, United States of America
Welcome to Miami and the sweep of South Beach – backdrop to every iconic Miami movie, and forefront of Latin American culture. Stroll through pastel-hued geometric buildings in the art deco district, to graffiti mural masterpieces at Wynwood Walls. Watch Latino life unfold in Little Havana – the heartbeat of this great city – where walk-up windows sell café cortadito, sweet sugarcane juice, hatuey beer and guava ice-cream. Watch passionate locals discuss politics, play dominoes and smoke cigars. Shimmy at a salsa class, shop designer boutiques and race marlin and sharks by speedboat. Then slow your pace to uncover rare and endangered species at the Everglades National Park outdoor oasis. You’ll find the Miami dream is real – and it’s not just Cuban heels that will give you a spring in your step. More
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25th Apr '29

Ocean Cay, Bahamas
Wander into the reality of a serene Bahamian dream. Alluring, exclusive and eco-friendly, an escape to this island marine reserve is possibly the world’s most coveted invite. Slowly snorkel, gently paddle board or glide over aquamarine waters by boat. Wonder at marine life and nature in its natural habitat, visit the marina, lighthouse, lagoon and pastel-hued buildings. Recline for a beachside massage, settle into a lazy lunch, sip endless rum cocktails and sink into powdery white sands cooled by the soothing sways of palm leaves. If paradise was packaged, this island might be the finest gift. More
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26th Apr '29

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27th Apr '29

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28th Apr '29

New York City, United States of America
Wake up to be part of a city that never sleeps. Fly by helicopter over the Manhattan Skyline for flawless images of the Statue of Liberty, neon-lit Times Square, sprawling Central Park, the skyscraping Empire State Building and Brooklyn Bridge. Explore Picasso, Pollock and others at the Museum of Modern Art. Then create your own kitsch masterpiece from a blank canvas at a painting party in Havana’s emporium. Pay your respects and honour gallant heroes at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum mission. Listen to backstage stories in the Broadway theatre district, shop in the East Village, eat streetside hotdogs, sip cocktails in elegant bars, take in a show. And as evening falls, take a walk with your loved one over Brooklyn Bridge. Big, bold and brash – there’s a lot to bite off in the Big Apple. More
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Your ship - The EXPLORA I

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EXPLORA I, the first of four luxury best-in-class ships, will set sail in 2023, with the remaining ships ready to set sail in 2024, 2025 and 2026. Exquisitely designed with the guest and relaxed, ho...like comfort in mind – and in partnership with the world’s foremost superyacht and luxury hospitality designers – the innovative ship will seamlessly blend elegant Swiss precision with modern European craftsmanship and vibrant design. With 461 oceanfront suites, penthouses and residences, guests will enjoy feeling closer to the sea and in port thanks to their floor-to-ceiling windows and personal private terrace. Suites will start at 35 sqm (377 sq ft) which makes them among the most spacious for the luxury cruise category. Fourteen decks will provide ample indoor public space, maximising guest choice and create areas of quiet seclusion and privacy. Generous outdoor decks will boast more than 2,500 sqm (26,909 sq ft) delivering stunning views of the sea, with 64 private cabanas across 3 outdoor pools. A fourth pool, with a retractable glass roof, will allow swimming and poolside relaxation in any weather. Combined with various indoor and outdoor whirlpools on the ship’s promenade deck, the ship has been designed with water as a real focal point of the onboard experience – helping our guests discover their ocean state of mind. Tailored to suit personal preferences, flexible dining times at nine distinct restaurants will provide unrivalled variety at sea. Each venue will celebrate global culinary talents, with a focus on provenance and wholesome ingredients sustainably sourced from local partners. To make sure guests are spoilt for choice, several indoor and outdoor bars and lounges will also be in place to unwind and relax. The wellbeing experience onboard was inspired by our love for the sea, with a spacious indoor/outdoor spa and fitness area on board. From treatment rooms to state-of-the-art fitness equipment, group workout classes to personal training appointments, tailor-made programmes make keeping well while on holiday effortless and enjoyable. Bespoke wellness experiences at each destination will make relaxation and rejuvenation easily accessible both onboard and ashore. More Less
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For a true sense of being at home at sea, experience the sweeping decks and effortlessly elegant sp ... aces of our Ocean Residences. Enjoy perfect views of the oceans from your terrace’s dining area and private outdoor whirlpool, and make the most of our dedicated butler service. “FEATURES Private butler services Oversized floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the sea Separate living, dining and sleeping areas Spacious lounge area Dining table for 6 guests Spacious work desk area Private refrigerated mini-bar, replenished according to the guests’ preferences Espresso machine and tea maker with a complimentary selection of coffee and teas Laptop-size safe OUTDOOR Panoramic oceanfront terrace with private outdoor whirlpool, a dining table and sun loungers BEDROOM Bespoke king-sized bed sleep system Large double sofa bed Down duvets and pillows Extensive pillow selection Oversized walk-in wardrobe with vanity area BATHROOM Luxurious marble bathroom with a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower room Plush bathrobes and slippers Custom bath toiletries and amenities Hairdryer and illuminated make-up/shaving mirror “

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