Join Regent Seven Seas Cruises for a voyage to some of the most remote spots on the planet. This 60-night Arctic cruise on Seven Seas Navigator starts in Montreal on 18th August and finishes in New York, having sailed to Greenland, Iceland, Scandinavia, Russia and through northern Europe to the Iberian Peninsula before crossing the Atlantic to the Big Apple.


www.rssc.com


For a perfect bird’s eye view over the fairytale chateaus dotting the Loire Valley, take a sailing with French river cruise line CroisiEurope which is launching helicopter rides in its new excursions package. Alternatively, take a tour of Paris in a Citroen 2CV, cycle along the canals of Amsterdam, or go exploring ashore on a Segway.


www.croisieurope.co.uk


Soak up the stunning autumnal colours on this one-week Rhine cruise with Shearings, departing on 2nd October. It is part of the company’s expanded 2017 programme offering 14 new itineraries, including additional sailings along the Danube plus a new “Rhine, Strasbourg and Scenic Switzerland” itinerary, a “Holland Hidden Gems” and Moselle Valley cruise.


www.shearings.com


Cruise the Dark Continent on this new voyage on Oceania Cruises’ ship Nautica which explores the Middle East and India before reaching the untamed terrain of South Africa on a 30-night sailing from Dubai to Cape Town. Departing on 6th November, it cruises through the Arabian Gulf towards the Indian Ocean islands and to Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique before reaching South Africa.


www.oceaniacruises.com


This month marks the departure of Viking Cruises’ first world cruise aboard its fourth – and newest – ocean ship Viking Sun. Departing on 15th December, the 141-day voyage from Miami to London will visit 35 countries and 66 ports, including 12 overnight stays in destinations such as Cuba’s capital Havana, Papeete in Tahiti, Shanghai and Sydney.


www.vikingcruises.co.uk


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