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This Luxury Cruise Line Is Putting Its Best Ship on a 180-day World Cruise — and It Visits 43 Countries and 81 World Heritage Sites

Oceania Cruises is pulling out all the stops for its newest trip around the world.

Paul Brady is the news director at Travel + Leisure and the brand's expert on cruise travel. He has been covering the travel industry for more than 15 years for outlets including Condé Nast Traveler , Skift , and The Huffington Post .

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The company recently announced its 2026 world cruise, which is scheduled to visit an astonishing 101 ports in 43 countries, over 180 days.

What’s more, Oceania will offer this epic trip aboard its newest ship, Vista , a 1,200-passenger vessel that launched in 2023. That’s a major change for the industry, which typically operates super-long world cruises using older ships.

“It’s a very unconventional idea,” said Oceania president Frank A. Del Rio, in an interview with Travel + Leisure . “We never thought of putting Vista towards a world cruise.”

Del Rio said his perspective changed after talking to guests aboard Vista last year. The ship, which was the line’s first new vessel in more than a decade, is also one of the largest in the Oceania fleet — which in turn means it has more space, more amenities, and even bells and whistles like a pickleball court .

“All of our guests really like this ship,” Del Rio explained. “They said, ‘If you put Vista on a world cruise, maybe we can talk.’”

The result of that informal survey is the 2026 trip, a six-month odyssey that will start in Miami, circumnavigate South America, cross the Pacific Ocean, and spend extended time in Australia and Southeast Asia. The voyage then continues to India and the Middle East — current plans call for visits to Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates — before transiting the Suez Canal. The final few months of the grand voyage take in the Mediterranean Sea and the British Isles, before an Atlantic Ocean crossing brings Vista back to Miami.

“It’s just an awesome itinerary,” Del Rio said, pointing out that the trip takes in an eye-popping 81 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. “We try to mix it up as much as possible.”

While many world cruisers are retirees who have the time — and budget — to make the trip, Del Rio said Oceania has had some early interest from younger guests.

“People are seeing that this is the most effective way to see the world,” explained Del Rio. “You're starting to hear people in their fifties and sixties say, ‘I'm selling everything and I'm going to spend the rest of my life on a cruise.’”

Or, at the very least, 180 days.

Rates for Oceania’s 2026 world cruise start at $58,000 per person.

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Oceania Cruises Reveals Mega 180-Day Around the World Cruise in 2023

By: Sherry Laskin · Published on January 21, 2021

Today Oceania Cruises, the world’s leading culinary- and destination-focused cruise line, unveiled its 2023 Around The World in 180 Days voyage which opens for public sale on January 27 th .

Oceania Around the World Cruise Details

Departing San Francisco on January 15, 2023, the 684-guest Insignia will voyage to 96 fascinating destinations in 33 countries across four continents. Part of the immersive journey will include multi-overnight stays in 20 ports of call. From the continents of South America to Africa and Asia and North America’s incredible Alaska, Insignia will spend three days cruising the bays of Antarctica.

“We now know how irreplaceable these experiences are and cherish the privilege of travel more than ever,” stated Bob Binder, President and Chief Executive Officer of Oceania Cruises. “Travel connects us through shared experiences, creates lifelong bonds, and enriches us in ways we never would have imagined. That was the mindset that guided us in crafting this epic around the world voyage for our guests.”

This 180-day cruise features port calls to visit 60 UNESCO World Heritage sites.

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Oceania Special Events on the World Cruise

Guests on full world voyage will have exclusive participation in five included shoreside events.

An Argentinian Cultural Exposition in Buenos Aires with an equestrian show and tango lessons, fine food and wine, capped off by a grand display of music and dance.
In Capetown, an afternoon at the renowned Boschendal Winery with a stop at a farmer’s market.
An evening at Al Maha Desert Dune in the Arabian Desert near Dubai for a Bedouin experience featuring tribal music and dance, a private falcon show and an amazing dinner under the stars.
A Burmese Monk Donation Ceremony in Yangon, Myanmar. Experience one of the most sacred rituals of Buddhism – the Donation Ceremony, where Oceania will make a special contribution in support of more than 200 robed monks.
A candlelit evening at Vung Duc Cave in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ha Long Bay outside of Hanoi.

World Cruise Highlights

Continents visited: 4
Countries visited: 33
Time zones crossed: 24
Islands visited: 27
Ports visited: 96
UNESCO World Heritage sites accessible: 61
Overnight stays (including two-night stays): 20
Oceans cruised: 3
Seas cruised: 14
Number of times equator crossed: 4
Largest population: Tokyo, Japan
Smallest population: Puerto Chacabuco, Chile

All guests on the Around the World in 180 Days voyage can choose either 64 FREE shore excursions, or a FREE beverage package, or a FREE $6,400 shipboard credit.

All guests will receive Oceania Cruises’ Exclusive Prestige Package which includes:

Free first-class roundtrip airfare from more than two dozen select North American air gateways
Free pre-paid gratuities – a value up to $8,200
Free onboard medical care
Free unlimited internet
Free laundry services
Free exclusive shoreside events
Free visa package
Free luggage delivery for guests from the U.S. and Canada
Free 1-night pre-cruise luxury hotel stay in the port of embarkation
Free roundtrip transfers for all guests and for residents within 50 miles from the cruise departure port

Cruise Even Longer than 180 Days

For guests who wish to extend their travels, Oceania Cruises offers travelers the ability to extend their Around The World experience up to a total of 218 days.

January 15, 2023 – 180 Days – San Francisco to San Francisco

January 15, 2023 – 200 Days – San Francisco to New York

December 28, 2022 – 198 Days – Miami to San Francisco

December 28, 2022 – 214 Days – Miami to Miami

December 28, 2022 – 218 Days – Miami to New York

From the looks of the extra add-on days, the Miami to Miami extension would be super convenient for those in South Florida.

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This 180-day global cruise is at least $41,600 a person and sold out in one day — see what it will be like on board

Oceania Cruises' "Around the World in 180 Days" 2023 sailing just sold out in one day.
Bob Binder, Oceania Cruises' president and CEO, attributes its quick sale time to "pent-up demand."
Prices range from $41,600 to $155,600 for the cruise that hits 33 countries.
Visit the Business section of Insider for more stories .

On January 27, Oceania Cruises opened bookings for its 180-day long cruise set for 2023. The trip then sold out within a day.

The COVID-19 pandemic may have halted cruise sailings in the US , but that's not stopping people from booking future trips, even if the voyages are almost two years out. This includes people who have never sailed with Oceania before: 33% of the bookings were made by new guests instead of experienced Oceania travelers.

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"Despite the challenges the world faces today , travelers are clearly bullish on the future and are embracing these new opportunities to travel the world and create lifelong memories," Bob Binder, president and CEO of Oceania Cruises, said in a statement.

The number of new guests on the 180-day cruise and the speed at which it sold out reflects "tremendous pent-up demand," Binder said in a statement on the news release.

And apparently, 180 days out at sea isn't enough for some of its guests.

According to the cruise line, 20% of its world cruise guests have decided to lengthen the voyage to 218 days.

The sold out trip will span from January 15, 2023 to July 13, 2023 ...

... and will start and end in San Francisco.

The "Around the World in 180 Days" cruise hits 96 ports in 33 countries …

… including Namibia, Argentina, the United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, and Thailand.

The trip also includes three days in Antarctica and 61 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

These sites include the Great Wall of China, the Valongo Wharf Archaeological Site in Brazil, the Itsukushima Shinto Shrine in Japan …

… the volcanoes of Kamchatka in Russia, the Singapore Botanic Garden, and Glacier Bay National Park in the US.

In total, the cruise will cross 24 time zones across four continents.

Guests will be spending their 180 days at sea on Oceania's "Insignia" ship.

The Insignia includes four restaurants, eight bars, and 342 suites ...

... accommodating a total of 684 guests.

And what would be a global cruise without cuisine inspired by the worldwide destinations?

There's even plant-based options for the vegetarian and vegan cruisers.

Spending half of the year on a ship may seem like a lot, but the Insignia has a variety of options to keep you entertained while you're out at sea …

… including a spa, gym, art area, putting green, and casino.

There's even the obligatory cruise pool deck.

Prices for the 180-day journey started at $41,600 for a stay in the inside stateroom.

This cost then jumped up to $155,600 for the owner's suite.

These prices can go up even further for those looking to cruise over 180 days.

The inside stateroom sits at 160 square-feet, while the owner's suite spans almost 1,000 square-feet.

"The response to our epic 2023 around the world voyage clearly illustrates the enthusiasm that experienced travelers have for immersive and memorable travel experiences," Binder said in a statement.

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Oceania cruises unveils its 2024 around the world in 180 days and four distinct grand voyage itineraries.

MIAMI , Feb. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Oceania Cruises , the world's leading culinary- and destination-focused cruise line, has announced its highly anticipated 2024 Around the World in 180 Days itinerary in addition to four distinct Grand Voyages of 72 to 82 days in length. Featuring 96 destinations in 34 countries, the world cruise aboard the luxurious 684-guest Insignia departs Los Angeles for New York on January 14, crossing three oceans and 15 seas from the South Pacific to the coasts of Europe.

"Incredibly, last year our 2023 world cruise sold out in just one day, so for 2024 we are providing guests more extended voyage options to deeply and meaningfully rediscover the world," said Howard Sherman, President and CEO of Oceania Cruises. "While a globe-circling journey is the pinnacle of life-changing travel experiences, we have specially curated a set of Grand Voyages for seasoned and time-rich travelers to navigate storied seas, straits and oceans that boldly connect diverse and exotic corners of the globe."

Around the World in 180 Days The 2024 Around the World journey weaves together a lineup of destinations into a brilliant kaleidoscope of world wonders, marvelous attractions and exceptional encounters. Commencing an intriguing westward route, Insignia sails across the Pacific to legendary beauties in the Hawaiian Islands, French Polynesia and the Samoan Islands. She continues south toward the dramatic fjords of New Zealand and on to adventures Down Under. Navigating the most thrilling corners of Asia, guests will have the chance to immerse themselves in everything from the spiritual haven of Bali and the Japanese culinary powerhouses of Tokyo and Kyoto to the dramatic landscape of Ha Long Bay and a true feast for the senses, Yangon. More revelatory explorations await on the exotic shores of India and the Arabian Peninsula, followed by experiences in jewel-box destinations across the Mediterranean and the northern reaches of Europe before crossing the Atlantic to crown the journey on the Eastern Seaboard with her final call in New York.

This epic voyage features over 100 UNESCO World Heritage sites across 96 destinations, with 24 overnight stays and a series of curated complimentary special onshore events and optional multi-day overland programs. Starting at $48,499 per person, the world cruise boasts free first-class roundtrip airfare, an array of included amenities with the Exclusive Prestige Package such as free laundry services, a free visa package, free Internet, free pre-paid gratuities, free luggage delivery, plus Oceania Cruises' inclusive OLife Choice amenities.

Four New Grand Voyages In addition to Insignia 's Around the World itinerary, Oceania Cruises' four new Grand Voyages range from 72 to 82 days and feature extended evening port stays plus meaningful excursions ashore that connect guests to the place, culture and people visited. Whether choosing a Grand Voyage that reveals the colorful and varied countries and cultures within the vast expanse of the Eastern world or a journey that links multiple distinct regions together, such as the South Pacific, Australia, Southeast Asia and Africa, guests will experience the beauty of leisurely global travel with more time to indulge in the luxury and comfort of Oceania Cruises.

Grand Pacific Expedition from Los Angeles to Sydney : This 77-day voyage departs Oct. 4, 2023, on Regatta and visits 12 countries with 10 overnights in iconic ports such as Kyoto, Shanghai, Bali and Perth. From $15,199 per person.
Odyssey of Discoveries from Abu Dhabi to Tokyo: This 82-day voyage departs Dec. 29, 2023, on Riviera and visits 18 countries with an array of discoveries across the Arabian Peninsula, India and Asia, plus calls at less-trodden corners such as Sri Lanka and the secluded paradise of the Maldives. From $21,199 per person.
Epic Eastern Explorer from Mumbai to Tokyo: This 72-day journey departing Jan. 8, 2024, on Riviera visits 15 countries with calls in the Maldives, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Bangkok and Seoul while also exploring Myanmar's monasteries, contrasting rural and city life in Vietnam, experiencing revered culinary traditions in Japan and more. From $19,599 per person.
Ultimate Exotic Traveler from Papeete to Cape Town: This 79-day voyage departs Feb. 19, 2024, on Nautica with a 15-country itinerary featuring a remarkable array of top attractions such as the gorgeous lagoons of Moorea, the unique geothermal landscapes of Rotorua, the iconic Sydney Opera House, the UNESCO-protected Komodo National Park and the renowned game reserves of South Africa. From $19,999 per person.

These Grand Voyages feature extraordinary value with amenities such as free business-class airfare, free airport transfers, free pre-paid gratuities, free luggage delivery and Oceania Cruises' inclusive OLife Choice amenities like the choice of either free shore excursions, a beverage package or shipboard credit.

Detailed brochures for Oceania Cruises' 2024 Around the World in 180 Days cruise may be found here and for the 2023-2024 Grand Voyages here. For additional information on Oceania Cruises' small-ship luxury product, exquisitely crafted cuisine, and expertly curated travel experiences, visit OceaniaCruises.com, call 855-OCEANIA, or speak with a professional travel advisor.

About Oceania Cruises Oceania Cruises is the world's leading culinary- and destination-focused cruise line. The line's seven small, luxurious ships carry no more than 1,250 guests and feature the finest cuisine at sea and destination-rich itineraries that span the globe. Expertly curated travel experiences aboard the designer-inspired, small ships call on more than 450 marquee and boutique ports across Europe, Alaska, Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, New England-Canada, Bermuda, the Caribbean, the Panama Canal, Tahiti and the South Pacific in addition to the epic 180-day Around the World Voyages. The brand has an additional 1,200-guest Allura Class ship on order for delivery in 2025. With headquarters in Miami, Oceania Cruises is owned by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd., a diversified cruise operator of leading global cruise brands which include Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

About Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: NCLH) is a leading global cruise company which operates the Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises brands. With a combined fleet of 28 ships with nearly 60,000 berths, these brands offer itineraries to more than 490 destinations worldwide. The Company has nine additional ships scheduled for delivery through 2027, comprising of approximately 24,000 berths.

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Released February 22, 2022

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Oceania introduces 180-day 2023 World Cruise aboard Insignia

Oceania Cruises introduced its 2023 Around The World in 180 Days voyage . Bookings open for the general public on January 27.

Departing from San Francisco CA on January 15, 2023, world travellers can enjoy the 684-passenger liner Insignia to visit a total of 96 ports/destinations in 33 countries across 4 continents.

Vacationers will have in-depth experiences with overnight stays in 20 ports (South America, Africa, Asia, Alaska) as well as the opportunity to witness Antarctica with 3 full days scenic cruising in Half Moon Island , Admiralty Bay ( King George Island / South Shetland Islands ) and Paradise Harbor (Graham Land).

The itinerary provides access to 60+ UNESCO sites and vacationers sailing the full world cruise have the opportunity to take part in 5 included shoreside events.

All passengers on Oceania's World Cruise 2023 receive 64 free shore excursions or a free USD 6400 shipboard credit, or a free beverage package.

In addition to those inclusions, guests receive Oceania Cruises' Exclusive Prestige Package featuring the free perks, including first-class roundtrip airfare from over two dozen North American air gateways, pre-paid gratuities (up to USD 8200), onboard medical care, unlimited internet, laundry services, shoreside events, visa package, luggage delivery for passengers from Canada and the U.S., 1-night pre-cruise luxury hotel stay in the embarkation port, roundtrip transfers for all passengers and for residents within 50 miles from the departure port.

For passengers who want to extend their travel, Oceania offers the ability to extend the Around The World experience up to 218 days.

January 15, 2023 – 180-day roundtrip from San Francisco
January 15, 2023 – 200-day from San Francisco to NYC New York
December 28, 2022 – 198-day from Miami to San Francisco
December 28, 2022 – 214-day roundtrip from Miami
December 28, 2022 – 218-day from Miami to NYC

Oceania's "Around the World in 180 Days"

"The most beautiful thing in the world is, of course, the world itself." - Wallace Stevens

Now is your chance to experience the world in comfort and casual elegance as you embark upon travel's ultimate voyage in 2022 with Oceania Cruises on their epic world cruise.

Oceania's "Around the World" cruise is a one-of-a-kind 180-day adventure that crosses four oceans and 19 seas to explore more than 90 different ports of call in 44 countries on six different continents.

Itinerary Highlights

Although the 180-day voyage from Los Angeles to New York on January 6, 2022 is Oceania's centerpiece journey, there is also an attractive 196-day Epic World Quest departing from Miami on December 21, 2021. Either option will provide an unmatched global experience that will enrich, enlighten and energize you.

From Los Angeles, Insignia crosses the Pacific to the gorgeous Hawaiian Islands and French Polynesia and then continues her course south towards the dramatic fjords of New Zealand and famed reefs and capital cities of Australia.

Navigating the most intriguing corners of Asia, you’ll have the chance to experience everything from the sought-after spiritual haven of Bali and Kyoto’s mystical bamboo forests to the stunning juxtaposition of new and ancient in cities such as Hong Kong, Shanghai and Yangon.

More adventures await at African game reserves, the acclaimed vineyards dotting the Cape Winelands, the otherworldly volcanic landscapes of the Canary Islands and the Golden Age canals of Amsterdam.

The 2022 itinerary allows you to delight in the most expansive and in-depth exploration of Australia and New Zealand yet, explore lesser-known corners of Japan, and discover the many personalities of Africa as Insignia completes a comprehensive navigation around the continent, from the remote Seychelles and wildlife-abundant grasslands of the eastern coast to the tiny vibrant nations lining the western coast.

You'll also visit 68 UNESCO World Heritage Sites as well across the planet - highlights include:

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Exclusive shoreside events.

Gain insight into the culture, history and cuisine of the fascinating ports of call you will visit, with exclusive shoreside events included your fare.

Additional events, excursions and tour packages can be designed and tailored to your personal preferences for a fee, in which you can experience each destination to the fullest, but the included events are:

Magical Night at Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park | Bali, Indonesia

A Night In W0nderland | Shanghai, China

The Unique Animals of Australia | Melbourne, Australia

A Royal Evening at Hue Citadel | Hue (Chan May), Vietnam

A Night at the National Maritime Museum | Amsterdam, Netherlands

Along with these included excursions, Oceania is offering a variety of optional overland tours including experiences in Bora Bora, Tauranga (New Zealand), the Great Barrier Reef (Australia), Beijing & Shanghai, Angkor Wat (Vietnam), Mount Everest, Taj Mahal (India), Victoria Falls & Safari (Africa) and many more of the world's top destinations!

A Reimagined Ship

The re-inspired ambiance, luxurious amenities and The Finest Cuisine at Sea™️ aboard the better-than-new Insignia will create the perfect complement to your fulfilling days of adventure ashore. A genial staff, exquisite dining and better-than-ever accommodations makes Insignia tailor-made for this once-in-a-lifetime voyage.

Whether you choose to unwind at the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center, gather with newfound friends over a bottle of wine or channel your inner creative spirit at Artist Loft, Insignia will be your luxurious home at sea as you sail from one spectacular destination to the next.

Learn more about the reimagined Oceania Insignia.

The Finest Cuisine At Sea™️

Sailing around the globe offers the chance to sample some of the finest cuisine in the world at the very best shoreside restaurants. A world voyage with Oceania Cruises means you will savor exquisite global cuisine while on board Insignia . Inspired by the legendary Master Chef Jacques Pépin, the talented chefs on board create culinary masterpieces.

From Continental classics, Aquamar Vitality Cuisine and plant-based dishes at The Grand Dining Room to authentic Italian cuisine at Toscana to perfectly prepared steaks and seafood at Polo Grill, the options are nearly endless.

Of course, a voyage of this scale must take full advantage of the opportunity to celebrate world cuisines, so an array of special events will highlight authentic local fare. Enjoy delicious Polynesian specialties such as poisson cru and smoked trout rillettes at Terrace Café while sailing the South Pacific or a colorful Bollywood night as you cruise the Laccadive Sea. Regardless of the region, an endless array of gourmet culinary experiences awaits you.

Get Up to $7,500 in Extra Amenities!

A globe-circling journey is the pinnacle of sought-after travel experiences, and Oceania's 2022 world cruise weaves together diverse and compelling destinations into a brilliant wayfaring masterpiece that will leave you changed.

With CruisInsider, you'll get special fares, extra perks and exclusive amenities worth up to $7,500 - an offer you can't get anywhere else!

Staterooms fill up fast and this deal won't last long - so don't delay - speak to a CruiseInsider advisor now at 1 (877) 734-6858 to learn more about the "Around the World in 180 Days" cruise and to reserve your cabin.

Fulfill your travel dreams on this voyage of a lifetime – at last, the ultimate answer to your insatiable wanderlust.

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Oceania Insignia Embarks on 180-Days ‘Around the World Cruise 2024’

Today, Oceania Cruises’ Insignia embarks on its 2024 Around the World Cruise, setting sail from San Francisco. This ambitious 180-day journey will take guests on a comprehensive global tour.

After departing from California, Insignia heads towards the Hawaiian Islands, French Polynesia, and the Samoan Islands, eventually reaching New Zealand and Australia. The ship’s route then encompasses various Asian ports, including Bali, Tokyo, Kyoto, and Yangon. The voyage continues through the Suez Canal to Europe, with stops in India, the Arabian Peninsula, and the Red Sea.

The extensive cruise includes visits to the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, Northern Europe, the Atlantic, and the Eastern Seaboard of the United States. The Insignia is scheduled to conclude its half-year global exploration in New York City on July 12, 2024.

Oceania highlights that this journey features visits to 100 UNESCO World Heritage sites across 96 destinations, with 24 overnight stays. Key cities where the ship will have extended visits include Auckland, Shanghai, Singapore, Phuket, Mumbai, Dubai, Barcelona, Seville, Bordeaux, and Reykjavik.

Priced from $48,499 per person, the 2024 Around the World Cruise quickly sold out within just 30 minutes of going on sale in March 2022, setting a new single-day booking record for Oceania Cruises. Notably, almost half of the bookings for this voyage came from first-time guests new to the brand, while 42 percent of passengers from the 2022 World Cruise rebooked for the 2024 journey.

Furthermore, 18 percent of guests on the 2024 World Cruise have chosen to extend their time onboard to a total of 196 days. The Insignia, originally built for Renaissance Cruises, first entered service in 1999 and accommodates 684 guests at double occupancy.

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Oceania Launches 2024 ‘Around the World in 180 Days’ Cruise

Sarah Bretz, Contributor

February 23, 2022

Oceania Cruises has announced its 2024 Around the World in 180 Days itinerary aboard the 684-passenger ship Insignia. The line has also revealed four Grand Voyages 72 to 82 days long, departing from late 2023 into early 2024.

Around The World in 180 Days

Oceania’s 2024 world cruise will take a westward route, departing Los Angeles on January 14, 2024 and heading across the Pacific to the Hawaiian Islands, French Polynesia, and the Samoan Islands.

The ship will continue south towards the fjords of New Zealand and onto adventures Down Under in Australia. It will then head to Asia, visiting places including Bali, Tokyo, Kyoto, Ha Long Bay, and Yangon.

After exploring India and the Arabian Peninsula, passengers will head into the Mediterranean and northern Europe before crossing the Atlantic Ocean to end the journey on the Eastern Seaboard. The voyage will conclude in New York City.

The epic cruise will feature over 100 UNESCO World Heritage sites across 96 destinations, with 24 overnight stays and a series of complimentary shoreside events and optional multi-day overland programs.

The 180-night sailing starts at $48,499 per person, and includes first-class roundtrip airfare as well as amenities with the Exclusive Prestige Package such as free laundry service, a free visa package, free internet, free pre-paid gratuities, free luggage delivery, and more.

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“Incredibly, last year our 2023 world cruise sold out in just one day, so for 2024 we are providing guests more extended voyage options to deeply and meaningfully rediscover the world,” said Howard Sherman, President and CEO of Oceania Cruises.

“While a globe-circling journey is the pinnacle of life-changing travel experiences, we have specially curated a set of Grand Voyages for seasoned and time-rich travelers to navigate storied seas, straits and oceans that boldly connect diverse and exotic corners of the globe.”

Four New Grand Voyages

Oceania Cruises has also announced four new Grand Voyages, which feature extended evening port stays and meaningful shore excursions.

Grand Pacific Expedition from Los Angeles to Sydney — Departing October 4, 2023 on Regatta — This 77-day voyage visits 12 countries with 10 overnights in ports such as Kyoto, Shanghai, Bali, and Perth. Fares start at $15,199 per person.
Odyssey of Discoveries from Abu Dhabi to Tokyo — Departing December 29, 2023 on Riviera — This 82-day sailing visits 18 countries with ports across the Arabian Peninsula, India, and Asia, plus calls at places such as Sri Lanka and the Maldives. Fares start at $21,199 per person.
Epic Eastern Explorer from Mumbai to Tokyo — Departing January 8, 2024 on Riviera — This 72-day journey visits 15 countries with calls in the Maldives, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Bangkok, and Seoul, while also exploring Myanmar, Vietnam, Japan, and more. Fares start at $19,599 per person.
Ultimate Exotic Traveler from Papeete to Cape Town — Departing February 19, 2024 on Nautica — This 79-day cruise visits 15 countries with destinations including Moorea, Rotorua, Sydney, Indonesia, and South Africa. Fares start at $19,999 per person.

Grand Voyages include business-class airfare, airport transfers, pre-paid gratuities, luggage delivery, and the choice of either free shore excursions, a beverage package, or onboard credit.

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Oceania Around The World In 180 Days

Oceania Cruises has long been a favorite for discerning travelers seeking intimate, destination-immersive voyages. Now the upscale cruise line invites you to embark on the ultimate journey – an Oceania World Cruise. These epic, globe-spanning itineraries visit all seven continents over 100+ unforgettable days at sea. From the Great Wall of China to the cherry blossoms of Japan, and the wildlife of Africa to majestic fjords of Norway, an Oceania World Cruise immerses you in the diversity of our world. With Oceania’s signature midsize ships, acclaimed cuisine and impeccable service, you’ll traverse the planet in style.

An overview of oceania world cruises – 2024, 2025 and beyond.

Oceania World Cruises typically run between 110 to 180 days in length. The world voyage visits around 50 to 70 ports across Africa, Asia, Australia, South America, the South Pacific, and more. Fares begin around $22,000 per person, but the luxurious experience and breadth of destinations included make these voyages an extraordinary value.

The ships Marina and Insignia each offer an annual 180-day “Around the World in 180 Days” cruise departing in January. This Grand Voyage sails westbound from Miami through the Panama Canal or eastbound starting in San Francisco via the Suez Canal. Guests can also book segments of the full world cruise.

No matter the specific itinerary, Oceania World Cruises let you wake up in a new exotic locale nearly every day while unpacking just once, often with wonderful overnight stays. The midsize vessels access intimate ports larger ships cannot. An Oceania world cruise literally offers the trip of a lifetime.

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Why oceania cruises is ideal for circumnavigating the globe.

Several key attributes make Oceania Cruises a perfect fit for extended world cruises:

Intimate, club-like ambiance: With just 670 to 1,250 guests, Oceania ships feel like private yacht clubs. There’s no crowded anonymity.
Impressive staff-to-guest ratio: Oceania boasts one of the best ratios at sea with 400 crew for 1,000 passengers. Service is exceedingly personalized.
World-class dining: From fine French fare at Jacques to signature steaks at Polo Grill, the culinary experience rivals the world’s best restaurants.
Lavish amenities: From a spa and fitness center to poolside service, Oceania pampers its world cruisers in style. The living is easy.
Spacious suites: Nearly all staterooms and suites measure an expansive 300 square feet, with all suites at 400+ square feet.

For all these reasons and more, Oceania Cruises has perfected the art of circumnavigating in uncompromising luxury.

Destinations and Itineraries Spanning the Globe

Oceania works to curate some of the most perfect itineraries. Recent World Cruise itineraries have sailed everywhere imaginable. From verdant New Zealand to the ancient ruins of Ephesus, you’ll cross both hemispheres visiting iconic ports and hidden gems. In addition that host many shoreside events.

Most routes traverse either the Panama or Suez Canals. Transit through Egypt lets you explore the pyramids and Valley of the Kings. Crossing through Panama provides a chance to discover ancient Mayan ruins and remote South Pacific isles.

As you set sail, each leg brings new natural and cultural wonders. You may ride elephants in India one day and go dog-sledding in Norway the next. Oceania’s broad range of excursions and shoreside experiences ensures something incredible awaits at every port.

Highlights from Past Oceania World Cruises

To spotlight the immense diversity showcased on an Oceania World Cruise, here are just some of the phenomenal destinations and experiences offered on recent Extended Voyages:

Australia & New Zealand: From the Sydney Opera House to Tasmania’s wild interior, these lands enchant.
The Americas: Exploring Incan culture in Peru, admiring Alaskan glaciers, and transiting the Panama Canal thrill.
French Polynesia: Here you can swim with manta rays in Bora Bora, encounter Moai statues on Easter Island, and delight in Tahiti’s tropical beauty.
Asia: Wat Arun’s ornate spires in Bangkok, the ethereal Taj Mahal, and bustling Hong Kong capture Asia’s contrasts.
Middle East & Holy Lands: Petra’s ancient carvings in Jordan and the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt astound.
Mediterranean: Stand in awe before Stonehenge, tour the Colosseum and Pompeii, and live la dolce vita along sunny Mediterranean shores.
Northern Europe: Explore the fjords of Norway, marvel at the Northern Lights, and absorb Russia’s imperial grandeur.
Africa: Safari through the Serengeti, observe gorillas in the wild, and sail the Cape of Good Hope for timeless adventures.

The range of natural beauty, ancient cultures, and modern marvels, and unesco world heritage sites is simply unmatched. An Oceania World Cruise offers the ultimate global odyssey.

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While the destinations provide plenty of excitement, days at sea are equally memorable. Oceania’s world cruisers enjoy:

Engaging enrichment activities: Guest lectures, cooking demos, dance lessons, and more onboard diversions inspire and educate.
Rejuvenating wellness: The spa, fitness center, yoga classes, and healthy cuisine promote continued vitality.
Tantalizing culinary experiences: From fine dining to master classes with Jacques Pepin, the culinary joys never end.
Nightly entertainment: Musical shows, comedy, dancing, Vegas-style revues, casino gaming, and more nightlife cap each incredible day.

With spacious suites boasting Savoir beds and marble bathrooms, Oceania provides a glorious home away from home for all those days crossing the seas.

Signature Dining Onboard

Oceania is truly a culinary- and destination-focused cruise line. So one of the greatest joys of an Oceania World Cruise is the amazing culinary experiences that await at every meal. Their multiple restaurants and tasting menus ensure you need never eat the same thing twice over months at sea.

Highlights of Oceania’s dining include:

Jacques Bistro: Savor classic French cuisine from legendary Chef Jacques Pépin in a Parisian-style bistro.
Polo Grill: Indulge in steaks, chops and seafood, masterfully prepared with rich sauces.
Toscana: Sample the essence of Italian cuisine and wines from each unique region.
La Reserve: This intimate venue pairs a 7-course tasting menu with elite wine selections.
Terrace Café: The buffet restaurant presents cooked-to-order pastas, lavish salad bar, juicy rotisseries and more.
Waves Grill: For casual poolside dining of burgers, sandwiches and seafood by day; grill specialties at night.
Baristas: Start your day with custom-brewed coffees, teas and pastries at this coffee bar.

With free specialty dining at venues like Jacques and Polo Grill that feature the finest cuisine, plus included fine wines and spirits, Oceania Cruises culinary program stands above the rest.

Start Planning Your Own Oceania World Cruise

If you crave the adventure of seeing the globe by sea, an Oceania World Cruise is one of the greatest travel experiences you can have, as it truly offers the pinnacle of luxury travel. Early booking reaps the best benefits, incentives, and suite selection. Many months of anticipation lie ahead! But crossing off bucket-list destinations and creating lifelong memories more than rewards the patience.

Oceania World Cruises sell out years in advance , so consulting a knowledgeable cruise agency ensures you secure your preferred dates and routes. We can advise you on:

Ideal cabin selection for your needs and budget
Fine-tuning the itinerary based on your travel wish list
Related air travel arrangements and hotel stays
Booking epic pre- and post-cruise land tours to extend your adventure
Special incentives, upgrades and price protection options

Contact us to learn about available Grand Voyages and segments. Or browse our live booking engine to compare options on your own for this voyage of a lifetime.

A world of wonder awaits. The only question is: eastbound or westbound? Let the dream cruise take shape.

Frequently Asked Questions About Oceania World Cruises:

Oceania World Cruises are usually 110-180 days in length, with the Around the World cruises being 180 days.

World Cruises are the 180-day journeys circumnavigating the globe. Extended Voyages are shorter global itineraries ranging from 30-100+ days.

The ships Marina and Insignia operate the annual 180-day Around the World cruises. Other ships like Sirena and Nautica may do shorter Extended Voyages.

Yes, Oceania offers the option to book portions or segments of their full World Cruise itineraries lasting 30-90 days.

Fares start around $22,000 per person double occupancy. Main dining, WiFi, gratuities, water, coffee and more are included. Airfare is additional.

Itineraries call on marquee ports across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, South America and more. A wide mix of modern cities, ancient sites, cultures and natural scenery is featured.

World Cruises alternate sea days with port days. You’ll typically have 2-4 days at sea in a row as the ship transitions between regions. Sometimes more when large oceans are crossed.

Amenities include multiple dining venues, pool/spa, casino, shows, culinary classes, guest lectures and more entertainment.

Your route preference (Suez vs. Panama Canal), timing, departure port, destinations and length of voyage should guide your decision.

Booking 18-24 months in advance ensures best availability, incentives and prices. These sought-after cruises sell out years in advance.

The definition of safe is always relative to each person’s comfort level. The ports the ship stops at are considered to be widely safe place, but always check with the State Department or CDC for more information about each destination

Each cruise line has different policies. For Oceania, we suggest you consult their policies

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11 Around-The-World Cruises For An Epic Getaway

"Sailing around the world" sounds so romantic, doesn't it? You're sailing to remote islands with like-minded people while chasing sunsets on a distant horizon. Sure, you can just board a plane to, say, New Zealand, but there's something so pure and patient about maritime journeys. Cruises are like floating resorts, which ease their way over the waves. It's the definition of "slow travel."

Amazingly, in the modern world of jet-setting travel, round-the-world cruises do exist. Voyagers visit dozens of ports over the course of their odyssey, each with its own landscape, climate, and personality. There are lots of ways travelers can experience "the trip of a lifetime," but this kind of circumnavigation outmatches just about all of them -- and in style. However, there are a few things to consider before investigating such cruises. First, what does it actually mean to sail "around the world?"

Many companies use this phrase — and sail thousands of nautical miles — but only around a single ocean or hemisphere. Even when ships do sail a distance equivalent to the equator (or more), they rarely return to their precise port of origin. Also, these epic cruise vacations can be pricey ; the kind of dream that merits cashing in a 401K, and the time commitment is also substantial, meaning months on the water. But for diehard cruisers, crisscrossing the planet could easily be worth the time and money, and if this sounds like you, these 11 cruise lines are scheduled to sail around the world.

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Viking: World Cruise

For 138 days, passengers frog-hop through the Caribbean, pass through the Panama Canal, make their way to the islands of Polynesia, and skirt Australia, Asia, and Europe before finally dropping their anchor in London. On Viking's World Cruise, you can step ashore in 28 different nations and pick from 57 guided tours. Viking has been a prolific, respected cruise line since its founding in 1997, and this three-quarter circumnavigation sets sail in December 2024, so there's still time to book.

Ships are equipped with spas, luxury dining options, and cabin beds that can be separated or combined, among many other touches. Long before stepping aboard, the Viking website has a virtual 360-degree tour, acquainting future travelers with the ship's staterooms. Viking has thoughtfully put together a reading list to help travelers get a deeper understanding of the countries they will visit, which is especially helpful in little-understood destinations like Moorea and Indonesia. The ship also has a sizable library onboard for further research. This, plus its sophisticated tours and dining options that reflect the culture of each port, may explain Viking's moniker, "the thinking person's cruise." Quality does come at a price, with full passage starting at $59,995.

Ambassador: Grand Round The World Cruise

The Ambiance sets off from London, crosses the Atlantic, passes through Panama, and hits Australia, Southeast Asia, Africa, and South America before pinging back to the United Kingdom. Not only do you cross all the major oceans, but you actually cross the Atlantic three times. Most of these destinations are warm-weather ports, including Sydney at the height of summer. Sunscreen and wide-brimmed hats are recommended on this largely equatorial route.

Ambassador is new to the cruise scene, having been established in the United Kingdom in 2021, and Ambiance is its flagship vessel. Passengers will spend their 120-night voyage in extreme comfort, traveling to 24 countries and 34 ports of call, with top-notch dining, live entertainment, and about 35,000 nautical miles in between. If you can live without a porthole, opting for an inside cabin on the cruise , then passage starts at the budget-friendly price of $8,500 per person, making this Ambassador cruise one of the most economical on this list. You can also add on drink packages and arrange tours in advance or onboard through an agent or the Ambassador app. You can also explore the ship before you travel, thanks to a 360-degree virtual tour. The 2024 voyage sets sail on June 6.

Regent: World Cruise

The 2026 Regent World Cruise starts in Miami and ends in Miami, which makes it convenient to coordinate, especially if you're already based in the United States. Regent Seven Seas Cruises was founded in 1992 and is a respected brand in the industry.

The ship, the Seven Seas Mariner, also lives up to its name with a formidable 154-night itinerary: the Panama Canal, points along Central America, a dozen Pacific islands, Australia, South Asia, East Africa, and two Atlantic islands before returning to Florida. The Mariner arrives in many well-trod ports like Cape Town and Acapulco, but the route also includes locations that most travelers would have trouble pinpointing on a map: Lautoka, Abidjan, and Male are all names cruisers will become familiar with. To really explore these places, Regent organizes a whopping 431 free shore excursions across six continents, 77 ports, and 47 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Sailing nearly 40,000 nautical miles with world-class spas, dining, and entertainment aboard doesn't come cheap. While you'll need to contact Regent to request specific prices, passengers can expect to pay nearly $100,000 for passage. Regent's World Cruise is considered a luxury-level experience with first-class airfare, gratuities, and 24-hour room service included. If this is your tax bracket, just wait until you see the suites.

Royal Caribbean: Ultimate World Cruise

Royal Caribbean has been taking tourists to far-flung destinations since the late 1960s, and it's now one of the most recognizable cruise companies in the world, so naturally Royal Caribbean would host a round-the-world voyage. But even for seasoned travelers, the Ultimate World Cruise is pretty, well, ultimate. Royal Caribbean's world cruise lasts 274 nights and arrives in no fewer than 60 countries. In other words, you'll spend nine months at sea and personally visit more than a quarter of the sovereign nations on Earth. The saga starts and ends in Miami, where the Royal Caribbean is headquartered, which should make arrangements easy.

The biggest bragging right of all: This cruise touches on every single continent, including Elephant Island and Paradise Bay in Antarctica. You'll find yourself in both Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Australia, plus ports you've never even heard of. That said, unless your soul is fueled by pure wanderlust, this itinerary may sound like a lot of cruising, which may explain why Royal Caribbean has divided the journey into four segments. Cruisers don't have to commit to the entire itinerary; they can easily pick from the quarter that most interests them.

By the time you read this, a segment may be the only option left, as the next Ultimate World Cruise departs in December of 2023. The segments are significantly more affordable as well. An interior stateroom for the full cruise costs at least $60,000 per person, while a segment starts at $12,500.

Cunard: Full World Voyage

When the Queen Mary 2 departs from New York City on January 3, 2024, it won't return to this same harbor for 123 nights. The itinerary isn't exactly "around the world," but rather a crossing of the Eastern Hemisphere — twice. Passengers traverse the Atlantic to the United Kingdom, then ease their way down the eastern coast of Africa before beelining for Australia. The ship boomerangs back, with many stops in Asia, a shortcut through the Suez Canal, and a tour of the Mediterranean before heading back to the U.S.

The voyage comes at the heels of Cunard's 100th anniversary, making it the second-oldest company on the list. The Queen Mary 2 has been Cunard's flagship vessel since 2004, and the company has mastered hospitality over the past century, with exceptional dining, luxury suites, and Broadway-quality performances by the Royal Court Theatre. Cunard also takes pride in its children's facilities, encouraging families to travel together, as well as the great English tradition of afternoon tea. Most of the budget cabins on the Queen Mary 2 were already booked at the time of this writing, but cabins with balconies are still available, starting at the not-ludicrous price of $16,899 per person.

Oceania: Around The World In 180 Days

When Junes Verne wrote his novel "Around the World in Eighty Days," his Victorian goal was to travel as quickly as possible. Oceania is now advertising the opposite: This journey takes passengers the long way from Los Angeles to New York City, across the Pacific, around Australia, along the coasts of East Asia, and then up through the Middle East, Mediterranean, Northern Europe, and even Greenland. The itinerary doesn't spend much time in the "global south," so you'll have to visit Africa and South America another time.

The Miami-based Oceania was founded in 2002 and specializes in long-haul cruises, so they know their system well. This cruise may be especially appealing to foodies. The company takes particular pride in its onboard meals as well as in-country Culinary Discovery Tours. Passengers can also take advantage of The Aquamar Spa & Vitality Center, which can orchestrate a special dietary regimen.

Oceania exudes "small-ship luxury" and caps its total number of passengers at 1,250. Everything about the ship is more intimate than found on its larger cousins, from the live entertainment to the duty-free boutiques. If you like a small-town feel, 180 days should be just enough time to meet all your shipmates. If you can't summon the time or (at least) $47,599 by January 2024, the next ship departs in January 2025.

Princess: 111-Day World Cruise

This Princess cruise is another true circumnavigation, starting in Los Angeles and bearing west until the ship arrives back at its original dock. The 111-day cruise starts on January 18, 2024, and includes all three major oceans, both the Suez and Panama Canals, plus 47 ports along the way. The itinerary is light on Asian and African ports and skips South America altogether, but you can still enjoy visits to Australia, the Middle East, and numerous destinations around Europe.

Princess is a hallowed name in the cruise industry. Not only have its ships been sailing the world since the 1960s, but Princess is still one of the most profitable cruise companies in the world. Passengers can expect onboard enrichment programs, award-winning live performances, and rejuvenating treatments at the Lotus Spa. Each port will also bring its own offerings of special excursions, from river rafting to art tours.

With its dependable quality of service and nearly four-month itinerary, it's remarkable that base bookings start at only $15,498. Better yet, if you want to circle the globe with the whole family, this Princess itinerary is a family-friendly cruise and offers youth programming, which is not always the case. If you miss this one, no worries. Three more, of varying lengths, are slated for January 2025.

Holland America Line: Grand World Voyage

Fort Lauderdale is the beginning and end point for the Zuiderdam, which spends 128 days making a complete circle around the globe. Holland America's Grand World Voyage is true to its name. Passengers travel across the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans, making port on five continents. Most of its destinations are clustered around Asia and the Mediterranean, and it skips over Australia. But the Voyage is a rare opportunity to sail up the Amazon River, with visits to inland Brazilian cities most travelers would never think to visit.

Holland America began as a shipping and passenger line in the mid-19th Century, and its history of cruising is nearly as old as the concept. The flagship Zuiderdam is a luxury vessel with a swimming pool and sizable theater. It also boasts several diverse dining areas, including the Pinnacle Grill steakhouse, the Italian-themed Canaletto, and the à la carte Lido Market. There's Billboard Onboard, a special room for trivia nights and karaoke, as well as World Stage, a presentation space with a wraparound LED screen. Bookings start at the more expensive rate of $22,499 for an inside cabin, and the 2024 voyage will set sail on January 3, 2024, but you can expect additional Grand World Voyages to be slated in the coming years.

Azamara: World Voyage

Formerly part of the Royal Caribbean fleet, Azamara is now an independent company taking its own journeys. The 2025 World Voyage begins in San Diego and sails westward, across the Pacific, to Australia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean, before passengers disembark in Barcelona. The World Voyage doesn't quite girdle the globe, stopping just short of the Atlantic Ocean, and the only stop in Africa is Giza. But this 155-night expedition should satisfy almost any traveler, especially with its 40 countries and 22 overnights.

Unlike many world cruises, Azamara has divided its full itinerary into segments with clear geographic themes, such as "South Pacific Jewels" and "Mediterranean Icons." These titles can help turn experiences into coherent narratives. For example, "Ancient Pathways" draws a historic and economic line between Mumbai and Athens, along with all ports in between. These themes are coupled with thoughtful excursions, which are often scheduled around local holidays and festivals. The World Voyage for 2024 appears to be sold out, but the 2025 edition sets sail on January 5. Passage starts at a princely $39,999.

Freighter Cruises

Some of us want to keep it simple. No need for late-night show-stoppers, cocktail parties with hundreds of strangers, or daring bets at the roulette wheel. "Freighter cruises" have gone by many names over the years, such as "banana boats" and "cargo cruises," but passengers have hitched rides on commercial ships since the dawn of seafaring. These accommodations come in many forms, and you do have to share your vessel with stacks of massive shipping containers; still, you can expect a comfortable cabin and regular meals, along with friendly and respectful crewmembers from around the world. For travelers with a Jack London streak, the freighter cruise feels raw and adventurous.

The Freighter Travel Club was founded in 1958, and companies like Maris Freighter Cruises and Voyage en Cargo have booked passengers on commercial vessels for years. Maris has arranged round-the-world itineraries in the past, and multi-week journeys are common, as enormous loads are floated from one nation to the next. The pandemic took its toll on this niche industry, and most of these journeys do not precisely travel around the world. But when they're in operation, freighter cruises usually cost a little over $100 per day, and savvy travelers have flexibility in their bookings.

Miray Cruises: Life At Sea

Sure, cruising is fun, but what if you want to turn your ship into a semi-permanent address? Life at Sea Cruises promises three years of luxury seafaring, with stops in 140 countries across all seven continents. By the time you're done with these 382 ports, you'll have more photos to sort through and stories to share than most people will amass in a lifetime.

That sounds life-changing, but we'll have to see whether it's too good to be true. Life at Sea is a brand-new enterprise from Miray Cruises, and the maiden voyage has been fraught with delays. However, at the time of this writing, Life at Sea should get underway by the end of 2023, and most full-voyage passengers should already be sailing by 2024. If all goes well, there are four scheduled embarkation options for travelers who want to hop aboard later on, and more will likely be scheduled.

One of the problems has been the ship itself. For a while, the purchase of the ship was in limbo, pushing back the original sail date. However, the MV Lara now seems ready to sail. The medium-sized vessel has space for 1,266 passengers, with a range of cozy cabins, a wellness center, and a pool deck, among many other amenities. Travelers committed to living at sea for three years should get a lot out of their floating home. Life at Sea is a dreamy concept, so let's hope for calm waters once it finally sets sail.

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From timeless to trendy, these cities know how to do coffee right.

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Maybe it's the smell or perhaps it's the ritual. It could be the smooth first taste or the last full-bodied drop. Or maybe it's all of it. Whatever it is, people sure do love their coffee. Like, really love their coffee. Globally, we consume about 2.25 billion cups a day . But where, exactly, can you find the best cup?

From Milan to Tokyo, Lisbon to Cape Town, these cities offer an array of destinations serving the perfect cup and everything in between: flat whites, lattes, cappuccinos, you name it. We've rounded up the best coffee shops in each coffee-centric city for travelers who love their morning coffee.

Here are 10 standout cities for coffee around the world, and our plus one pick that shouldn't be missed.

Copenhagen, Denmark

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The Danish capital is renowned for its quality-over-quantity approach, with coffee shops serving meticulously sourced beans and brewing award-winning cups. Just look to coffee greats like Troels Overdal Poulsen , a Dane who won the World Coffee Championship in 2005, helping put the city on the coffee map. In town, don't miss The Coffee Collective , run by Klaus Thomsen and Casper E. Rasmussen, champion baristas in their own rights, who have dedicated their shop to sustainably sourced beans.

Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo’s coffee scene is just like everything else in the Japanese capital — perfection. From historic shops offering siphon-brewed coffee to modern third-wave cafes experimenting with brewing techniques and flavors, it's a city where you can sip whatever your heart desires. If you're not quite sure what that may be, make your way to Koffee Mameya , where you can explore and taste a variety of beans from around the world to find the perfect one for you. Bonus: You can now visit Koffee Mameya Kakeru, its new sit-down tasting room in the Shirakawa coffee district too.

Sydney, Australia

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Yes, Sydney is a laid-back beach town and the atmosphere in its cafe most certainly matches the vibe, but the coffee here is serious business. For a choice in brews head to the Surry Hills area, which comes packed with cafes, including Single O's flagship store . Pick up single origin or bean blends along with — what else — an Australian signature flat white.

San Francisco, United States

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Los Angeles isn't the only city in California with a fantastic coffee scene. Its neighbor to the north, San Francisco, also has plenty to offer by way of caffeinated treats at shops like Ritual Coffee Roasters , founded here in SF in 2005 and beloved for its transparency in direct trade. And don't miss Sextant Coffee Roasters , a shop specializing in Ethiopian beans which roasts everything in-house.

Milan, Italy

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In Milan, coffee is more than a beverage; it's a way of life. In the fashionable city travelers will find historic cafes next to modern espresso bars, including the likes of Pasticceria Marchesi , one of Milan’s oldest cafes. The cafe, which opened in 1824, also sells a Heritage Blend co-created with Lavazza, which is the perfect souvenir to bring back from your trip. For a more modern cup, try a specialty coffee shop like Orsonero , which is as aesthetically pleasing as it is delicious.

Lisbon, Portugal

In Lisbon, coffee lovers will find a delightful blend of tradition and modernity between the classic Portuguese pastelarias serving bica (a single shot espresso) alongside contemporary cafes experimenting with beans from around the globe. You can't go wrong with places like Fábrica Coffee Roasters , which has several locations around the city (the best one is a hidden coffee cart in the botanical gardens). But if you want an intimate experience, hop over to Dramatico , a teeny, tiny shop delivering arguably the best cup of coffee in all of Europe.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Amsterdam's coffee shops can be a bit confusing. The term is used for destinations where you can buy and consume cannabis, so when you're visiting the city, be on the lookout for cafes instead. And luckily, they are abundant. Scandinavian Embassy in De Pijp is always a favorite, and serves Nordic roasters every day, while Back to Black is a more cozy experience and offers sips of small-scale artisan roasters.

London, England

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London's coffee scene is something to be admired. It's as posh and put together as the people who call the city home, who you can mix and mingle with during a visit at any number of its third-wave shops. Start a day at Monmouth Coffee Company , which focuses on single-origin beans and has several locations around the city, or go for a cup at Redemption Roasters , a coffee shop that works with incarcerated people to roast their beans (and provides them with work upon release). And for a quieter, more local experience, try Climpson & Sons, which offers just a window to order from, but it's worth standing in the London rain for, we promise.

Cape Town, South Africa

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Coffee-loving visitors to Cape Town can expect precision excellence with every sip. Here, shops place a significant emphasis on bean origins and sustainability. Taste that high-end brew at spots like Truth Coffee Roasting , which is often regarded as one of the best coffee shops in the world, or Deluxe Coffeeworks, which now has several shops sprinkled across the city.

Melbourne, Australia

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No list of best coffee cities would be complete without at least two Australian locations, so of course Melbourne made the list. Melbourne's coffee scene is one more eclectic mix of cafes that each take their coffee just as seriously as those in Sydney. Proud Mary is a standout, offering not just exceptional coffee but also a little education around bean sourcing with every cup, and Acoffee offers on-site roasted coffee, making it some of the freshest you'll find in the city.

Plus One: Kigali, Rwanda

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Kigali is emerging as an all-around fantastic coffee destination, transforming its coffee industry from simple exports to a third-wave hub. Spots like Question Coffee Café have become community hubs, while Cave Coffee offers both fantastic cups alongside delicious locally sourced meals.

Global Tastemakers is a celebration of the best culinary destinations in the U.S. and abroad. We asked more than 180 food and travel journalists to vote on their favorites, including restaurants and bars, cities, hotels, airports, airlines, and cruises. We then entrusted those results to an expert panel of judges to determine each category’s winners. In many categories, we’ve included a Plus One, hand-selected by our expert panel, to shout out more culinary destinations we don’t want our readers to miss. See all the winners at foodandwine.com/globaltastemakers .

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