Azamara Announces Massive Global Itinerary

• Azamara’s 2028 World Cruise spans 175 nights, visiting 40 nations and 91 ports aboard the Azamara Onward.
• Cape City, South Africa, is positioned as a key central turnaround port, serving as each an embarkation and disembarkation level.
• The intensive itinerary is split into 14 bookable segments, permitting friends to hitch for shorter regional cruises.
• The voyage consists of elective multi-day overland experiences to international landmarks and safari lodge extensions in South Africa.

Azamara Cruises has launched the main points for its 2028 World Cruise, a complete 175-night journey set aboard the Azamara Onward. This intensive voyage will span from January to June 2028, encompassing visits to 40 nations and 91 ports of name throughout the globe. A major characteristic of this itinerary is the positioning of Cape City, South Africa, as a key central hub, serving as each an embarkation and disembarkation level for friends.

The whole world voyage is structured into 14 separate bookable segments, offering vacationers with the flexibleness to hitch for shorter parts of the itinerary. Two of those segments particularly start and finish in Cape City, which elevates town’s function in Azamara’s long-haul planning. This association additionally affords South African passengers the handy choice of beginning or ending their cruise regionally, eliminating the necessity for worldwide journey to ports in Europe or North America.

The journey commences in Miami on January 5, 2028, crusing via the southern Caribbean and Latin America, with calls in Aruba, Colombia, and a transit via the Panama Canal, earlier than reaching Ecuador and Peru. The ship then crosses the Pacific, making in a single day stops in Tahiti and Bora Bora earlier than persevering with to New Zealand and Australia. The itinerary proceeds via Asia, together with ports in Indonesia, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore.

After crossing the Indian Ocean, the ship will name at Sri Lanka, the Maldives, and Mauritius earlier than reaching Southern Africa. Phase 9 concludes in Cape City after a 14-night cruise. Phase 10 then departs Cape City, crusing north alongside the Atlantic coast with stops in Namibia, St Helena, and Cape Verde. This twin function as a turnaround port enhances Cape City’s potential for elevated tourism, together with prolonged pre- and post-cruise stays and better demand for native companies.

The latter a part of the itinerary entails calls in Europe, together with the Canary Islands, Morocco, Barcelona, the French Riviera, and Italy. Subsequent ports embrace Rome, the Amalfi Coast, Sicily, and cruises via Croatia, the Greek Isles, and Turkey. The world cruise is scheduled to conclude in Athens on June 29, 2028. Moreover, the cruise will provide elective multi-day overland experiences to iconic websites just like the Nice Wall of China, the Taj Mahal, and safari lodges in South Africa.