All aboard Oceania Cruises’ Grand Voyages’ excursion set to complete the 79-day adventure in Cape Town!
Oceania Cruises, the Miami based cruise line, recently released its Around The World in 180 Days global experience that will see the little and luxurious Insignia grace the shores of 34 countries and 96 vibrant destinations. Some of these include the Polynesian islands, New Zealand, Australia and Europe’s travel-worn cities.
Mouth-watering cuisine while you cruise, top-tier entertainment and the lap of luxury sailing toward adventure, what could be more enchanting?
As for the journey to Cape Town, this shorter global trip by sea forms part of its own experience separate from the Around The World adventure. It falls part of the “specially curated” four new Grand Voyages. X marks the spot at the Mother City’s docks after the 79-day trip dubbed the Ultimate Exotic Traveller Voyage.
This voyage will set sail on February 19 2024 from Papeete. The Nautica will take passengers from Papeete to the heart chakra of Africa (Cape Town). See the enriching sights of French Polynesia’s turquoise lagoons, Bora Bora, Fiji the Seychelles, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Australia and Bali. 15 countries in total are on the deck of cards to be explored!
As per Oceania Cruises, some of the trips highlights include:
- Gorgeous attractions include the lagoons of Moorea, the geothermal scenes of Rotorua, the Sydney Opera House, the Komodo National Park and SA game reserve stops.
- Island adventures with extended stays to experience them – from Bora Bora to the Seychelles.
- “Enchantingly untrodden destinations”, including Nuku Hiva and the French Comoros – something new for those well-travelled.
All of this could form part of your next voyage for a starting price of around R330 000. If that sounds like pocket money to you, prices go all the way up to R1.15 million for an ‘Owner’s Suite’ as per Business Insider.
But who knows, maybe by 2024 the suite life won’t seem so far away.
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