It’s a holiday lasting 105 days, an ocean odyssey spanning 60 destinations over three continents (and 11 countries), sailing on seven ships – and it’s been billed as “the ultimate luxury cruise” by the travel agency behind the package.
The mammoth itinerary from Mundy Cruising, specialists in ocean-going holidays, comes in at a hefty £239,999.
For that fare, passengers are promised the height of nautical luxury on some of the finest cruise ship cabins on the market, remarkable hotel rooms while staying on land, journeys along magnificent railways and business-class tickets when flying.
Ports of call will allow travellers to experience the hustle and bustle of New York City, sit back on a romantic train journey aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, soak up the sun while circling Adriatic islands and take in the views as the Rocky Mountaineer chugs through the US.
Speaking about why the itinerary was created, Edwina Lonsdale, managing director of Mundy Cruising, said: “Why not, we thought, create a cruise which allows people to visit some on the best places on the planet, on some of the very best ships, and in the absolutely very best suites available on those ships?”
Alex Loizou,director of sales, marketing and operations, says that Mundy created the cruise “as an example of the many bespoke travel experiences we take pleasure in curating”.
So just how ambitious is Mundy’s project, and what will holidaymakers find on the voyage?
Spring in Japan before a journey to Alaska
The trip begins in April next year with first-class flights to Tokyo and ends with on 26 July 2025 with a flight from Dubrovnik to London.
The Regent Suite aboard Seven Seas Explorer
(Regent Seven Seas Cruises)
Before boarding the ship, travellers will arrive in Japan’s capital in time to enjoy the spring cherry blossoms before setting of on the first leg of the trip, a 12-day journey around Japan on Regent’s Seven Seas Explorer, with stops in both Kyoto and Nagasaki. Passengers will stay in a Regent Suite, a 3,000-square-foot space that has an in-house spa, rare artworks and even a Steinway piano.
On 27 April, guests will board Seabourn Quest, making their home in a Grand Wintergarden Suite, to finish exploring Japan with the hot springs of Hakodate, before sailing onward to the US state of Alaska. Wildlife spotting and outdoor adventures can…
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