World Cruise – 128 Days Cruise Around the Earth

Cruise Around the World with Regent Seven Seas

For true cruise fans, this is a dream come true. The World Cruise offered by Regent Seven Seas is the pinnacle of a cruisers “resume.” The four-month journey begins in Miami, Florida on January 5, 2017 and returns to Florida 1/3 of a year later. During the 128-day adventure, passengers will circumnavigate the planet, bouncing from one exotic location to the next.

The route looks amazing. From the Caribbean, the ship heads west, slices through the Panama Canal, and then is off through the Pacific. Here are some of the highlights of this route in the same order as they appear in the itinerary.

• Caribbean
• Panama Canal
• Mexico
• Hawaii
• Fiji
• New Zealand
• Australia
• Thailand
• India
• United Arab Emirates
• India
• Middle East
• Europe
• Bermuda

If you love traveling and have a long bucket-list of places to see, this is a great way to check those off of your list.

For those that are more visual, here’s a look at Regent Seven Sea’s World Cruise in a fun infograph.

 128 Day World Cruise Infograph

In the image, you can get a good idea of the ship’s route as it does a complete loop around the world. For a detailed look at the World Cruise, check out the itinerary below.

 World Cruise Itinerary – by Day

Click the image below to get a closer look at the ship’s full route.

Seven Seas Navigator Cruise Ship

Built in 1991, the Seven Seas Navigator Ship was originally constructed by the Russians for tracking satellites. The hull was purchased by Regent Seven Seas Cruise Line in 1999 and later converted to the luxury cruise vessel it is today.

With a total gross tonnage of 29k, the Navigator stretches 560 feet and houses 490 passengers at a time. Catering to the needs of these luxury cruisers are a large staff of 340 crew members. Every cabin on the ship is a “Suite.” The largest of these is over 1k square feet and comes equipped with a private butler – all for a mere $320k per couple.

This is Regent’s first World Cruise in over six years!

AMAZING PERKS

After spending tens of thousands of dollars to cruise the world, passengers won’t get “nickle-and-dimed” for incidentals over their four-month adventure. The cruise comes with some amazing bonuses.  Below is the list of included perks. It’s humorous that RSSC classifies them as “FREE” given the hearty price-tag, but they’re pretty sweet nonetheless.

• FREE  First Class Air
• FREE  Unlimited Shore Excursions
• FREE  Pre-Cruise Gala in Miami at the Biltmore Hotel
• FREE  Honolulu City Tour & Kualoa Secret Island Luncheon
• FREE  Dubai Sahara Experience
• FREE  Café de Paris Gala Dinner & Grand Casino in Monte Carlo
• FREE  Door-to-Door Luggage Service
• FREE  Comprehensive Visa Package
• FREE  Unlimited Laundry, Including Dry Cleaning and Pressing
• FREE  Unlimited WiFi Throughout the Ship
• FREE  Phone Time Per Suite
• FREE  Commemorative Gift
• FREE  Onboard Medical Service
• FREE  Specialty Restaurants
• FREE  Unlimited Beverages Including Fine Wines and Premium Spirits
• FREE  Open Bars and Lounges & In-Suite Mini-Bar Replenished Daily
• FREE  Pre-Paid Gratuities
• FREE  Transfers Between Airport and Ship

For those of us that aren’t quite ready to ask our bosses for a 4-month vacation, and/or can’t swing a six-figure expense right now, we’ve broken down this itinerary into segments.

Below, you’ll find prices for each major geographic area so you can do your World Cruise in bite-sized chunks.

Caribbean Cruise Options

Mexico Cruise Options

Hawaii Cruise Options

South Pacific Cruises

European Cruise Options

Bermuda Cruise Options

Thoughts?

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