These extraordinary voyages combine adventure and luxury for a once-in-a-lifetime experience
Silversea Cruises is one of the best cruise lines to tour New Zealand with. PHOTO COURTESY OF SILVERSEA CRUISES
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Alaska with Holland America Line
Holland America Line cruises offer up-close views of Alaska’s glistening glaciers with opportunities for exciting adventures. PHOTO COURTESY OF HOLLAND AMERICA CRUISES
Antarctica with Silversea Cruises
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The Caribbean with Oceania Cruises
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Transatlantic cruise with Cunard
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Indonesia to China with Regent Seven Seas
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is notable for luxe accommodations and excellent dining. RSS Mariner offers an enthralling itinerary from Bali to Hong Kong. PHOTO COURTESY OF REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES
Australia and New Zealand with Silversea Cruises
Silversea’s Silver Muse provides a luxurious home at sea while cruising around New Zealand and Australia. PHOTO BY TOBY SALTZMAN
Spain to Ireland with Seabourn Cruises
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Greece and Turkey with Crystal Cruises
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England to Denmark with Atlas Ocean Voyages
Sailing under London’s Tower Bridge aboard Atlas World Voyager is a thrill of a lifetime. PHOTO BY TOBY SALTZMAN
After years of marvellous cruises, I’m always ready for another venture at sea. When people ask where I would like to cruise next, I think of circumnavigating Japan, where unique ports of call have become recently accessible for immersive inland excursions.