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The first World Cruise was on the Magellan in 1581. Now you can make your own history,
this fantastic voyage has become more popular each year as many lines offer a World
Cruise. World Cruises are never available at a discount, nor are they available
at the last minute. Due to the fact that the cruise is also sold in segments, once
any segment of the cruise is sold out, the World Cruise is no longer available.
An entire World Cruise can be booked as 100+ days or in segments as short as 14
days. You will not find a lower price by waiting until the last minute to book.
What you will find is a sold out voyage. Discounts are offered in the form of early
booking discounts & past-passenger discounts.
Sail in six-star luxury and enjoy adventures to some of the world's great wonders
within seven continents: the Taj Mahal, Ayer's Rock, the Great Wall of China, and
the unspoiled jewels of Myanmar. You will find extended stays offered at such place
as Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Cape Town, South Africa; Mombassa,
Kenya, and Mumbai (Bombay), India. A World Cruise is an ultra-luxury cruise experience,
offering authentic cultural insights that can not be found on an ordinary cruise.
On a World Cruise you design your day every day! You have the option to do everything
or nothing at all. Enjoy breakfast on your verandah after a soothing massage or
a morning jog. Shop in the designer boutiques or learn through classes offered on
topics about computers and e-mail. Enjoy a shore excursions, indulge in a lazy nap.
Join in on a game of bridge, enjoy a video, a movie, or escape to the fitness center
for a workout. World renowned chefs offering fine dining, wine and food festivals.
Dine in an alternative specialty restaurant. After dinner, challenge you skill in
the casino, dance the night away or enjoy a lavish costume-filled Broadway style
show. All of these options, and many more, await you on the world's best luxury
ships that now offer World Cruises.
Planning for a World Cruise can be done as early as a year and a half in advance.
This way you are sure to take advantage of any early booking discount. Crystal Cruises,
Cunard Line, Holland America Line, Radisson Seven Seas Cruises, Seabourn Cruise
Line, & Silversea Cruises all have won top cruise line awards from such magazines
as Travel & Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Berlitz Guide to Cruising,
Fielding’s Guide to Worldwide Cruises and Stern’s Guide to the Cruise
Vacation.<br>All of these fine lines offer World Cruises. One should carefully
select a stateroom choice keeping in mind that you could be spending up to 100 days
in this stateroom. A stateroom of at 300-375-square feet with large closets and
a spacious feeling is a must. Due to the fact that these voyages are quite long,
you can expect to pack for many evenings. As an example a 103 night World Cruise
calls for 56 "formal" evenings, 44 "informal" evenings and 3 casual nights.
Many travelers dream of a World Cruise. For your convenience we are providing the
following links for World Cruises, Articles & Resources:
World Cruise Calendar featuring the segment dates, cruise ship and segment destinations:
World Cruises Message
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World Cruise Specials
and Discounts
A World Cruise is an all-inclusive experience that gives you the chance to explore
even the remotest corner of the world. Whether you are an ardent lover of the Mediterranean
or the Orient, you have enough opportunity to quench your thirst. Nothing can be
more enjoyable than a trip to twenty-seven nations and five continents. Peeping
through the grandiose of Greece and Rome to the scenic beauty of Australia's Great
Barrier Reef and New Zealand' glacier-carved fjords your world cruise offers you
an endless array of inexplicable sights. A world cruise is more than a vocational
trip. It gives you a glimpse of the sea routes taken by people of different regions
in the past to reach other remote lands. In one go, you can experience the ecstasy
that men of the seas would have felt in discovering a new land. You rediscover the
land and enjoy the same exhilaration felt hundreds of years ago
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