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Tour architectural marvels like the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge, view life below the surface from Sydney Aquarium's....

While at sea, take the time to recharge before the next adventure. Lounge by the pool, be spoiled at the spa, taste delicacies or explore the venues on-board, until we arrive at the next amazing destination.

Known for its friendly residents and beautiful landscape, Lifou is located off the French island of New Caledonia.

Located on the southern most point of the Vanuatu archipelago, this little jewel of the South Pacific is completely uninhabited.

During a cruise to Fiji, receive a warm welcome and see a traditional meke (dance) in the peaceful village of Lauwaki, on Viti Levu. Although the Fijian archipelago has more than 330 islands, most of the 920,000 locals live on just two, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu. Despite Fiji's exotic image—white beaches, turquoise waters, friendly smiles—the island paradise enjoys one of the most developed economies in the South Pacific.

On your cruise to Suva, capital of Fiji, you'll discover a mix of 21st-century architecture, Art Deco gems, and 19th-century British colonial buildings. Although Suva is built on a peninsula, surrounded by ocean, this part of Viti Levu, one of more than 330 Fijian islands, is more mangrove than beach. 

Perched on a beautiful natural harbor, Samoa’s capital merges traditional Samoan culture and a rich colonial history in a modern tropical hub of shopping, business, and endless aquatic adventure.

This imaginary line runs roughly parallel to the 180° longitudinal line.

This tropical destination will delight you with its magnificent mountain ridges, wonderfully peaceful bays, tranquil villages and some of the world’s most remote and utterly beautiful reefs and beaches.

Cruise to Lahaina on the island of Maui and explore the amazing natural wonders from a helicopter soaring over the dormant Haleakalā volcano and peer down on the spectacular Manawainui Valley waterfalls. Play 18 panoramic holes of golf from 1,100 feet up a mountain slope overlooking the Pacific. A stop in Maui allows you to do some whale watching for acrobatic 40-ton humpbacks. Spot wild spinner, bottlenose, and spotted dolphins from a catamaran off the Maui coast at sunset, or jump in among the dolphins as they do their flips and leaps on a snorkel adventure off the coast of Lanai.

Home to most of Oahu’s population, the port city of Honolulu extends across the southern shores of the island and offers multiple fascinating attractions.