Long-form pace
57 ports in 138 nights
Long ocean passages make onboard routines a major part of the experience.
Transpacific cruises
Transpacific Crossing: Cartagena, Panama Canal & Fiordland National Park
Cartagena · Panama Canal · Guayaquil · Callao (Lima) · Easter Island · Nuku Hiva · Rangiroa · Papeete · Moorea · Bora Bora · Nuku'alofa · Mystery Island (Aneityum) · Auckland · Tauranga · Gisborne · Napier · Picton · Akaroa · Dunedin · Fiordland National Park · Sydney · Burnie · Melbourne · Portland · Robe · Adelaide · Kangaroo Island · Busselton · Perth · Benoa, Bali (Denpasar) · Singapore · Malacca · Penang (Georgetown) · Phuket · Colombo · Male · Zanzibar · Antsiranana · Port Louis · Cape Town · Lüderitz · Walvis Bay · Jamestown · Dakar · Mindelo · Las Palmas de Gran Canaria · Lanzarote · Funchal, Madeira
Extended 138-night voyage with 80 sea days and 57 ports. Covers Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, and more. Includes scenic-cruising segments.
138 nights
Miami
Transpacific
57 ports
80 sea days
What this trip feels like
Expansive, immersive and built around life at sea
At 138 nights, this is a multi-month, world-cruise-style voyage rather than a conventional getaway. 80 sea days make the ship your home base between 57 ports across a wide arc of destinations. Expect long ocean passages and the planning commitment of an extended journey.
Broad destination variety
Cartagena · Guayaquil · Callao (Lima) + more
Frequent changes of scenery across the itinerary.
Route logistics
Sails from Miami
Check the exact departure and arrival ports before arranging flights.
Port experience
Guayaquil · You'll usually have a long port day
Cruise calls here typically give passengers plenty of time between arrival and departure.
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 $525/night, with most departures landing in the $432-$591/night band across 1 tracked sailing.
Typical price
$525/night
$72,439 total
Normal range
$432-$591/night
$59,586-$81,588 total
Lowest recent fare
$554/night
$76,499 total
Comparison set
1 sailings
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When should I go?
Not enough departures yet to identify a reliable cheaper season.
Route overview
How this route is built
138 nights · 57 port calls · 80 sea days · 26 countries
57 port calls across Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru · Neither especially port-heavy nor sea-day heavy for this trip length.
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Disembark in Lisboa
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