Transpacific cruises

Itinerary ARPMY-FKPSY-ARUSH-CLPMC-CLVAP-CLIPC-PFPPT-PFMOZ-CKAIT-CKRAR-NZWTG-NZAKL-NZTRG-NZLYT-NZDUD-AUHBA-AUSYD

Extended 49-night voyage with 27 sea days and 0 ports.

49 nights Buenos Aires Transpacific 27 sea days

What this trip feels like

Expansive, immersive and built around life at sea

At 49 nights, this is a multi-month, world-cruise-style voyage rather than a conventional getaway. 27 sea days make the ship your home base between 0 ports across a wide arc of destinations. Expect long ocean passages and the planning commitment of an extended journey.

Long-form pace

0 ports in 49 nights

Long ocean passages make onboard routines a major part of the experience.

Low destination variety

0 port of calls

One substantial port day rather than island-hopping.

Route logistics

Sails from Buenos Aires

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Best for · Long-form travelers · Sea-day lovers · Multi-region exploration

Think twice if · You want a conventional one- or two-week cruise

Best departures

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Itinerary pricing

What this itinerary usually costs

Typical pricing runs around $163/night, with most departures landing in the $141-$171/night band across 1 tracked sailing.

Typical price

$163/night

$7,965 total

Normal range

$141-$171/night

$6,904-$8,398 total

Lowest recent fare

$134/night

$6,569 total

Comparison set

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When should I go?

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Route overview

How this route is built

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49 nights · 27 sea days

Leans more toward sea time than a port-packed 49-night route.

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