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Expect a magnificent adventure
aboard our majestic flagship
Southampton
New York
Rome
Lisbon
Nagasaki
Tokyo
Port Said
Shanghai
Fort Lauderdale
Dubai
Hong Kong
Safaga
Muscat
Mumbai Guam
Barbados
Bangkok
Phuket Ho Chi
Penang
Minh City
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Rabaul
St.Helena
Mauritius
Rio de Janeiro
Durban
Whitsunday Islands
Cape Town
Perth
Adelaide Sydney
Bay of Islands
Auckland
W
hen our extravagant flagship undertakes her third global
adventure, she shall make two notable firsts. Firstly she shall she
follow an epic route roundtrip from Southampton, while this vast thrilling
circuit also entices her not westward, but to the east.
Two alluring European capitals, Lisbon and Rome, shall greet you first en route
to Egypt’s ancient icons and the Suez Canal. Around the Arabian Peninsula,
Bedouin traditions are woven around sensational modern buildings, while Asia
bombards the senses in countless ways: glowing incense infuses the air amidst
garish neon, while the modern hustle and bustle remains intriguingly tinged
with centuries-old superstition.
Sweeping south, touch shore at two fascinating Pacific calls, in Guam and Rabaul,
before Australasia reveals its sensational landscapes, wondrous wildlife and the
warmest, friendliest welcome. Span the Indian Ocean once again, before comparing
two cities defined by their dramatic natural setting and separated by the vast Atlantic:
Cape Town and Rio. Soon enough, Barbados casts its laid-back spell, New York enchants
with its absorbing energy and a second idyllic Atlantic crossing entices you home.
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