Embarking from Southampton England UK on Sunday, January 7th, Fred Olsen's ship Borealis charts a course destined for Bermuda by January 14, initiating an extraordinary journey along Florida's coastline with notable stops at landmarks such as the Kennedy Space Station.
Spanning 101 nights, passengers aboard this maritime odyssey will traverse the enchanting rainforests of Costa Rica, delve into the vibrant cultures and volcanic panoramas of Hawaii, and bask in the allure of the paradise islands of French Polynesia. New Zealand beckons with its diverse landscapes, renowned vineyards, and scenic waterways, while Australia showcases its iconic landmarks and natural wonders, including the awe-inspiring Great Barrier Reef.
The Asian segment of the cruise promises exploration of seldom-visited locales such as Alotau in Papua New Guinea, the laid-back charm of Bali, and the mystique of Komodo Island, home to the world's largest lizard.
Martin Lister, the Head of Itinerary Planning and Destination Experience at Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, expressed enthusiasm for this exceptional journey, marking the return to Australia after a hiatus since 2020. Meticulously curated, the itinerary aims to provide guests with unparalleled experiences, such as witnessing the annual migratory trip of humpback whales in Hawaii.
The comprehensive itinerary for Borealis' 101-night World Cruise encompasses a diverse array of destinations, including Southampton UK; Bermuda; various ports along the USA's east coast; Panama; Costa Rica; Mexico; French Polynesia; New Zealand; Australia; Papua New Guinea; Indonesia; Singapore; Thailand; India; United Arab Emirates; Oman; Jordan; Egypt; Cyprus; Greece; Malta; and Spain.