2026 All-Inclusive Luxury World Voyage

Easter Island, Chile - Welcome to the mysteries of Rapa Nui, the ‘Navel of the World', more commonly known as Easter Island. Lying 2,294 miles (3,692km) west of the Chilean mainland and 1,200 miles (1,931km) from its nearest neighbour, Pitcairn Island, enigmatic Easter Island is the world's most remote inhabited island, famous for its strange monolithic statues. This vast outdoor museum, home to some of archaeology's most valuable treasures, is part of Rapa Nui National Park, inscripted as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1995.

Auckland, New Zealand - Stretched over a volcanic field on New Zealand's North Island is multicultural Auckland. The country's largest city, this thriving hub offers everything you would expect - enchanting scenery at every turn, fascinating Maori heritage and friendly locals. The urban centre occupies a narrow isthmus between two harbours, while the outer region boasts beautiful beaches, fertile farmlands and rainforest-covered hills. One of the best ways to appreciate Auckland's amazing vistas is from the 328m tall Sky Tower which offers impressive 360-degree views of the city.

Mumbai, India - As one of the wealthiest and most populous regions in Asia, Mumbai (known as Bombay until 1995) has been an inspiring tourist hotspot for years – and with its jaw-dropping architecture, culture and food, it’s easy to see why. Whether you’re in the area for just a few hours or have a couple of days to spare, prepare to be amazed by the sights, smells and experiences this vibrant city has to offer.
 

Cochin, India - Heralded as the ‘Queen of the Arabian Sea’, the city of Cochin is considered the regional centre for the arts, while the historical towns of Fort Cochin and Mattancherry offer a plethora of interesting landmarks. Why not immerse yourself in a regional treat and one of the oldest forms of theatre in the world? Combining high drama, music and elaborate make-up to produce one of the world’s most impressive forms of sacred theatre, the Kathakali dance focuses on themes based on Hindu Mythologies. With such a diverse history and culture, it's no surprise that this serene port has been receiving visitors to its shores for over 600 years.

Singapore - As a city-state, Singapore is both the country and its capital and this immaculately clean region is one of many contrasts. Ultra-modern skyscrapers overlook historic temples, while a tropical rainforest lies a few miles outside the urban buzz of the central Business District. The breathtaking skyline is Marina Bay's main attraction, with towering skyscrapers and futuristic architecture dominating your view. Greenery grows from rooftops to reinforce the island's moniker as the Garden City, while the Gardens by the Bay overflows with flowers, ferns and shrubs. Hop on a boat for a close-up look at the iconic Merlion statue, enjoy panoramic views from the Singapore Flyer or experience the city's unique sights, sounds and lights by night.