Azamara Cruises announces longest ever world cruise for 2027
Small ship line Azamara Cruises’2027 World Cruise aboard Azamara Quest will be its most ambitious yet.
It has opened reservations for the world voyage which spans more than six months, 37 countries, 103 destinations, and 5 continents.
The 188-night journey visits iconic cities including Sydney, Hong Kong, Tokyo, New York, Amsterdam, and Stockholm, departing from San Francisco on 5 January 2027.
The World Cruise will first head to Hawaii before turning south to the South Pacific (Bora Bora, Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga, Fiji), New Zealand, Tasmania and the southern coast of Australia.
Azamara Quest will then cruise to Bali, Indonesia, beginning a two-month exploration of Asia including calls in Thailand, Vietnam, China, Japan and more.
Azamara Quest will then cross the Pacific Ocean to Alaska before circumnavigating North America (via the Panama Canal) to St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada.
Finally, Azamara Quest will sail the transatlantic voyage to Northern Europe, visiting Ireland, Germany, Latvia, Estonia, Sweden, and concludes in Copenhagen, Denmark on 12 July.
“World cruises are a true bucket list experience,” said David Duff, MD of Azamara Cruises.
“We’re therefore delighted to announce our 2027 World Cruise which is our biggest adventure yet. With 65 late nights and overnights, there’s also ample time to explore the cultures and communities we visit in depth.”
The world cruise will feature 12 exclusive AzAmazing Evenings.
The ship’s small size allows for transiting the Kiel Canal in Germany and sailing right into the herat of Shanghai, docking at The Bund.
Guests who book the full 2027 World Cruise will receive various complimentary offerings valued at over $40,000 per stateroom, including an $8,500 onboard credit, 15 exclusive events and pre-cruise benefits such as airfare credit, one-night hotel stay, transfers, and $500 luggage shipping reimbursement.
Reservations for Azamara Cruises’ 2027 World Cruise are now open.
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