Globetrotters — here's an epic world adventure for you to consider in 2018.
Oceania Cruises has announced its 180-day Around the World cruise from Miami will depart PortMiami aboard its 684-passenger Insignia ship on Jan. 3. It will traverse five continents visiting 87 ports in 40 countries and 56 Unesco World Heritage Sites.
The cruise also will offer 16 overnight stays in 13 destinations including Yangon, Myanmar; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; and Bora Bora, French Polynesia and Cape Town, South Africa.
"This is the fifth time we've offered this epic 180-day voyage around the world, and the feedback from our guests has been overwhelmingly positive," said Jason Montague, company president and chief operating officer. "This truly is a landmark itinerary for Oceania Cruises."
Prices for the world cruise range from $39,999 to $129,999 per person double occupancy, based on type of stateroom booked, according to the Miami-based cruiseline's website.
The lower cruise fare applies to a 160-square-foot inside stateroom, while the higher fare is for the 1,000-square-foot Owners Suite, which comes with 24-hour butler service, a shoe shine service, a bar, fresh fruit daily, a laptop computer with wireless Internet, an iPad, cashmere lap blankets and a daily newspaper.
Insignia has four open-seating restaurants, a fitness center and spa, eight lounges and bars, and a casino. Nearly 70 percent of the 342 suites and staterooms have private verandas, according to Oceania.
The 2018 world cruise will return to Miami on July 1.
To book or for further info go to: oceaniacruises.com.
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Oceania Cruises has announced its 180-day Around the World cruise from Miami will depart PortMiami aboard its 684-passenger Insignia ship on Jan. 3. It will traverse five continents visiting 87 ports in 40 countries and 56 Unesco World Heritage Sites.
The cruise also will offer 16 overnight stays in 13 destinations including Yangon, Myanmar; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; and Bora Bora, French Polynesia and Cape Town, South Africa.
"This is the fifth time we've offered this epic 180-day voyage around the world, and the feedback from our guests has been overwhelmingly positive," said Jason Montague, company president and chief operating officer. "This truly is a landmark itinerary for Oceania Cruises."
Prices for the world cruise range from $39,999 to $129,999 per person double occupancy, based on type of stateroom booked, according to the Miami-based cruiseline's website.
The lower cruise fare applies to a 160-square-foot inside stateroom, while the higher fare is for the 1,000-square-foot Owners Suite, which comes with 24-hour butler service, a shoe shine service, a bar, fresh fruit daily, a laptop computer with wireless Internet, an iPad, cashmere lap blankets and a daily newspaper.
Insignia has four open-seating restaurants, a fitness center and spa, eight lounges and bars, and a casino. Nearly 70 percent of the 342 suites and staterooms have private verandas, according to Oceania.
The 2018 world cruise will return to Miami on July 1.
To book or for further info go to: oceaniacruises.com.
Read Oceania Cruises plans world cruise from Miami - Sun Sentinel
