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Departure
Date |
Days |
Itinerary |
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Africa |
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January 3-16 2026
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13
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Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania - Port Louis, Mauritius |
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January 16-30 2026
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14
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Port Louis, Mauritius - Mahé, Seychelles |
|
Asia |
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January 30 February 10 2026
|
14 |
Mahé, Seychelles - Colombo, Sri Lanka |
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February 11-27 2026
|
16 |
Colombo, Sri Lanka - Kolkata, India |
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February 27 March 13 2026
|
14 |
Kolkata, India - Phuket, Thailand |
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March 13-26 2026
|
13 |
Phuket, Thailand - Benoa (Bali), Indonesia |
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March 26 April 6 2026
|
12 |
Benoa (Bali), Indonesia - Broome, Australia |
|
Australia/New Zealand |
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April 6-16 2026
|
10 |
Broome, Australia - Darwin, Australia |
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April 16-26 2026
|
10 |
Darwin, Australia - Broome, Australia |
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April 26 May 6 2026
|
12 |
Broome, Australia - Darwin, Australia |
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May 6-16 2026
|
10 |
Darwin, Australia - Broome, Australia |
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May 16-26 2026
|
10 |
Broome, Australia - Darwin, Australia |
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May 26 June 9 2026
|
14 |
Darwin, Australia - Palau Island, Palau |
|
Asia |
 |
June 9-21 2026
|
12 |
Palau Island, Palau - Hakodate, Japan |
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June 21 July 7 2026
|
16 |
Hakodate, Japan - Nome, AK, United States |
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August 11-29 2026
|
18 |
Seward, AK, United States - Otaru, Japan |
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August 29 September 16 2026
|
18 |
Otaru, Japan - Otaru, Japan |
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September 16-27 2026
|
11 |
Otaru, Japan - Kobe, Japan |
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October 4-18 2026
|
14 |
Palau Island, Palau - Honiara, Solomon Islands |
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October 18-25 2026
|
7 |
Honiara, Solomon Islands - Port Vila, Vanuatu |
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October 25 November 9 2026
|
14 |
Port Vila, Vanuatu - Cairns, Australia |
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November 9-23 2026
|
14 |
Cairns, Australia - Benoa (Bali), Indonesia |
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November 23 December 1 2026
|
8 |
Benoa (Bali), Indonesia - Singapore, Singapore |
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December 1-10 2026
|
10 |
Singapore, Singapore - Phuket, Thailand |
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December 10-22 2026
|
12 |
Phuket, Thailand - Colombo, Sri Lanka |
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December 22 2026 January 8 2026
|
17 |
Colombo, Sri Lanka - Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania |
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