Cunard
The classic world voyage
Cunard has sailed world voyages for generations — formal evenings, lecture programs, and the particular ceremony of a true ocean liner. Grand voyage segments run to 100 nights and beyond.
World and grand voyages
One ship. One hundred nights.
A world voyage is the slowest way to see everything — one cabin, no packing, the map rearranging itself outside your window. We handle it the way it deserves: one conversation, one point of contact, start to finish.
The lines we know
Who sails the long ones.
Only a handful of lines run full world cruises. We work with the ones whose grand voyages we would sail ourselves.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises
All-inclusive, all the way
Regent’s world cruises are fully inclusive — excursions, beverages, gratuities, laundry — which matters more the longer you sail. Their Seven Seas Grandeur already sails for us in Alaska; the world version goes further.
Seabourn
Small ship, long horizon
Seabourn’s grand voyages carry a few hundred guests, all-suite, with overnights in port and an expedition pedigree. Intimate at a scale that suits three months at sea.
Custom
Segments and alternatives
A full world cruise is not the only way. Many travelers sail segments — 30 to 60 nights — or stitch shorter voyages together. Tell us the shape of yours.
Line and ship names above are real and current. Exact sailings, dates, and fares are confirmed at quoting — never assumed.
What to expect
The long voyage, plainly.
Booking
Booked far ahead
World cruises typically open 18 to 24 months before sailing, and the best cabins and segments sell first. The earlier the conversation, the more of the ship is yours to choose.
Deposits
A real commitment
World-voyage deposits are typically a percentage of the fare, higher than a standard sailing. We lay out the full payment schedule in writing before anything is charged.
Life aboard
The ship is home
Laundry, medical facilities, enrichment programs, and a community that forms over months. After a world voyage, the disembarkation is genuinely sad. Everyone says this.
One conversation
Start with a conversation.
World voyages are too personal for a form with ten dropdowns. Tell us who you are and where your horizon is — we take it from there, one person, start to finish.
Questions
World voyages, explained.
As early as you can imagine. World cruises typically open 18 to 24 months out, and the desirable cabins and popular segments — Sydney, Cape Town, the Panama Canal — go first. If you are reading this page, it is probably time to start.
World voyages are priced per segment and per cabin category, and the range is wide — mainstream lines start in the five figures per person, the top tier considerably more. We quote exactly, in writing, with the deposit schedule beside it. Nothing vague survives to the booking.
Yes, and many do. Segments of 30 to 60 nights capture the heart of a world voyage — the long crossings, the distant ports — without the four-month commitment. Tell us which part of the map calls to you.