The wonders of Portugal, Morocco, and Spain serve as a backdrop for this specially curated wellness voyage which will feature Sanctum, a music-led mindful movement practice. Embrace the buzz of dynamic Lisbon before it gives way to the glorious beaches and superb food of Portimão. We dip down to North Africa next, browsing for souvenirs in the souks of Casablanca and Agadir, and then cross over to the Canary Islands, calling at Arrecife on Lanzarote to enjoy its lunar-like landscapes, black-sand beaches, and volcanic wines. A day at sea follows, offering a chance to relax and make the most of life on board, before we return to Lisbon, our journey’s end.

Enjoy some pre-cruise shopping in the boutiques of Fort Lauderdale before boarding the ship and setting sail for the Gulf of Mexico. Get into the relaxing pace of life onboard as we spend a day at sea, crossing to New Orleans, a city that knows how to party even outside of Mardi Gras. Another day at sea brings us to the powder sands of Cozumel, Mexico, then it’s on to Santo Tomas, and Roatán to snorkel around the second-biggest coral reef in the world. Our voyage continues to Montego Bay in Jamaica, where rum punch on the beach is a must, and Grand Cayman, for encounters with stingrays and blue iguanas. A day at sea completes the loop as we return to Fort Lauderdale.

Get into a sunshine state of mind during a relaxing couple of sea days as we head for the Caribbean coast. Our first stop is Colon, which sits at the mouth of the Panama Canal and has various viewing points for watching the workings of this famed waterway. Then we come to Costa Rica, where Puerto Limón has beautiful beaches and a fascinating Afro-Caribbean culture – don’t miss a stroll through the lush Parque Vargas, keeping your eyes peeled for sloths. A sea day brings us to Honduras, where the cerulean waters of Roatán Island invite you to dive in and marvel at the world’s second-largest coral reef. Next we call at Belize City, the former capital of Belize and, as such, packed with interesting historical sights – learn more at its excellent museum. Next, we go back to the beach, to Mexico this time for the exquisite island of Cozumel – popular with divers and snorkelers for the abundance of marine life. Then it’s time to relax onboard once more as a final sea day returns us to Fort Lauderdale.

Brisbane’s superb shopping, dining, and golden sands are hard to leave but there are plenty more thrills in store on this cruise along the east coast of Australia to Indonesia. Our journey begins at Airlie Beach, jump-off point for the Great Barrier Reef, where divers can discover treasure beneath the waves and landlubbers can venture into the wilds of Conway National Park. Next, we spend a night in Cairns, a gateway to reef and rainforest – there's an option to take to the skies for an overview of both. Now we cross to Papua New Guinea to visit Alotau, on the fringe of Milne Bay, with its bustling market and harbor brimming with colorful boats, and Port Moresby, the capital, where ancient traditions still pepper everyday life. You have two days at sea now, until we reach Darwin, the capital of Australia's Northern Territory, where you can learn about the region's rich Aboriginal heritage. Another day at sea brings us to Indonesia, where we visit Komodo, an island prized by UNESCO for its biodiversity, which includes the famed “dragon”. Our final call is the port of Benoa in Bali, where we stay overnight – enough time to explore the Chinese Caow Eng Bio Temple, one of the oldest in Bali.

This epic voyage hugs the Pacific Coast of North America as we sail through a landscape of forested islands, great glaciers, and dramatic fjords. Leaving Vancouver, we travel along the Seymour Narrows to Ketchikan, where many of the buildings balance on stilts over the water. Icy Strait Point is next, a former salmon cannery dedicated to the thrills and spills of outdoor activities, including the world’s largest ziprider, while mountain-ringed Haines brings more opportunities to explore the wilderness. Now comes a breathtaking spectacle as we cruise past the Hubbard Glacier, which calves great chunks of ice into the sea. In Sitka, the onion-shaped dome on St. Michael’s hints at the town’s Russian heritage, Klawock brings more big nature in the Misty Fjords National Park, and in Wrangell, home to the Tlingit people, you can see 8,000-year-old rock paintings. A relaxing sea day follows, taking us through this incredible landscape to Victoria and back to Vancouver.

Embark on an unforgettable 13-night voyage across the Atlantic from Reykjavík to Liverpool. Departing from the Icelandic capital, we spend a quiet day at sea before reaching Torshavn on the Faroe Islands, where the lofty, rugged cliffs promise scenic drives and invigorating walks. Next, we visit Kirkwall in the Orkney Islands to see Neolithic sites and discover Viking heritage, before dropping down to Scotland, where an overnight in Newhaven brings us the rich cultural heritage and high-class shopping of the vibrant capital, Edinburgh. Relax during a day at sea prior to discovering the picturesque French coastal towns of Le Havre and Saint-Malo. After that, we return to Britain at the Cornish fishing port of Fowey before hopping across the Celtic Sea to Waterford, Ireland, famous for its crystal-glass production. Following visits to Holyhead, gateway to the rugged Isle of Anglesey in North Wales, and Douglas on the Isle of Man, where a ride on a steam train is a must-do, your journey ends on the northwest coast of England in Liverpool, hometown of The Beatles.