Worldwide
The Grand Voyage — Iconic World Ports
One ship, one suite, one unfolding map: the grand harbours of the world arriving at your veranda, one dawn at a time.
The world voyage is the oldest idea in luxury travel, and still the best. You unpack once; the planet does the rest. Venice at sailaway, the canal a mirror; the Bosphorus; Suez by daylight, a slow procession through the desert; the Indian Ocean; Singapore's skyline; Sydney Harbour under the bridge and past the Opera House.
Then the long Pacific, the fjords of Chile, around the Horn and up the Atlantic to Rio — Sugarloaf at the harbour mouth, the whole city spread out like a welcome. It is not a holiday. It is a chapter of a life.
Ports & places
Where we call
Sail away down the Giudecca at dusk, the Salute and the campanile sliding past the promenade deck.
Old dhows and the Burj Al Arab; the spice souk in the morning, the desert at dusk.
Under the Bridge at first light, the Opera House to port — arguably the finest harbour entrance in the world.
Sugarloaf and Christ the Redeemer framing the city; samba on the Lapa steps; caipirinhas at Copacabana.
Crossings measured in chapters: lectures, long lunches, the rhythm of the ocean and a horizon that keeps its promises.
In the frame
The light of the place
