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Let us take you on a voyage of discovery and adventure


In summer 2018, we present an amazing adventure to experience Arctic Greenland and the chance to visit beautiful Eastern Canada in the fall. Next winter, our cruise programme features some spectacular ‘escape the winter’ voyages to the Caribbean, Mexico and South America. Columbus will embark on her Grand Round the World Cruise and stylish Astor will again offer epic voyages between the UK and Australasia.


Head north aboard Marco Polo on her magnificent voyage to Arctic Greenland and witness nature at its most raw and powerful. Discover a mesmerising world of icebergs, striking mountains and dramatic fjords. Canada offers quite different but equally stunning vistas in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Discover Charlottetown, Canada’s birthplace and cruise the St Lawrence River calling at cultural Québec and the diverse city of Montréal.


Why not swap long, grey wintery days for sandy beaches, swaying palms and golden sunsets on a Caribbean experience? For the first time, we are offering a fly-cruise programme, on board Magellan, to the Caribbean and Mexico with the chance to visit fascinating Mayan ruins. You’ll be tempted to extend your holiday with a transit of the famous Panama Canal through to Acapulco.


Marco Polo will embark on an epic 70 night exploration circling South America. Discover Rio, Buenos Aires and Montevideo before visiting the remote Falkland Islands and viewing Cape Horn. From Ushuaia, gateway to Tiera del Fuego, weave through scenic straits and narrows to Puerto Montt for the Chilean fjords. In Peru, there’s a chance to tour to Machu Picchu, and in Ecuador opt to visit Quito in the Andes. Transit the remarkable Panama Canal to Colombia and the West Indies.


Experience the bygone halcyon days of long distance sea travel on an Astor’s premium voyages between the UK and Australasia. And, for the ultimate voyage experience, Columbus’ grand round the world voyage will visit the Caribbean, Panama Canal, French Polynesia, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, India, Egypt, Jordan, Suez Canal, and home via the Mediterranean.


Grand voyages to distant shores highlights


These magnificent voyages promise a multitude of thrilling sights. Here are just some...


• Visit Antigua’s English Harbour and historic Nelson’s Dockyard, once the Caribbean Naval base for the British and the world’s last remaining Georgian naval dockyard still in use today.


• Explore Narsarsuaq which is located just 9 km away from the ice sheet and Flower Valley with its unique flora before cruising Greenland’s steep sided Tunugdliarfik Fjord.


• From Corner Brook, a picturesque logging town, follow in the foot-steps of Captain Cook and view Newfoundland’s scenic, rugged coastline which was first explored by Cook 250 years ago.


• Discover the grandeur of Tierra del Fuego from Ushuaia, the world’s southernmost city, as you circle South America.


• Vibrant Sydney extends the warmest of welcomes and you will be captivated by its famous Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach and Darling Harbour.


• Hong Kong combines modern Western ways with Chinese traditions. Browse the markets for beautiful silks and ride the famous Star Ferry.


Highlights depend upon the cruise itinerary and may be subject to pre-registering for and the operation of specific shore excursions, and /or weather conditions.


Book online, call 0844 963 0000 or see your local travel agent


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