If traveling the world is one of your plans for the future, why wait when you can do so with 5 star world cruises? There are six cruise lines that offer this cruising experience with various itineraries and cruise durations. Check out what each of the following has to offer you in an around the world cruise:
• Holland America Cruise Line
• P & O World Cruises
• Cunard Lines
• Princess Cruise Lines
• Regent Seven Seas
• Crystal Cruise Lines
Holland America World Cruise
Sail aboard the Rotherdam for a luxury around the world cruise (http://www.amttravel.com/cruise lines/luxury world cruises.html) departing from Los Angeles for 128 days of cruising experience in the lap of luxury. Sail to exotic destinations in the South Pacific, the Far East and along the coast of Africa before taking the voyage across the Atlantic. Share in the fascination of the Caribbean Islands before disembarking in Fort Lauderdale having had a glorious experience of travelling completely around the world with extended stays in most of the ports of call, which include 50 ports on five continents.
P & O World Cruises
The Oriana is the ship of choice in this line of 5 star world cruises. P & O World Cruises is one of two lines offering two such cruises in one year. Most of the cruise lines only offer one world cruise during the winter months. A look at the ports of call included in a world cruise with this line include stops in just about every country of the world and more than one stop in several of these countries. For example, your itinerary will include 7 destinations in Australia and 5 destinations in Egypt. Through such a cruise you really get a good look at sights and sounds from all parts of the globe that you can only dream about.
Cunard Lines
Sail away on the Queen Victoria the flagship of this cruise line s upscale world cruises (http://www.amttravel.com/cruise lines/world cruising.html). Such a cruise is 99 days in duration and departs from New York City. The itinerary includes ports of call in the Caribbean, Mexico, Australia, Asia, India, the Middle East, North Africa and the Mediterranean. The world cruise ends in Southampton, England from where you can fly back to North America or sail across the Atlantic on the Queen Mary 2.
You can also choose the Queen Mary 2 as your ship of choice for 5 star world cruises for a 90 day cruise starting in Fort Lauderdale and sailing around Cape Horn. This is one of the most expensive cruise ships ever built and has amenities untold for the passengers, which include a range of shopping experiences onboard, 5 pools and 10 restaurants, just to name a few. You will have the opportunity to take part in shore excursions in many countries, which will certainly make the world seem a smaller place.
Princess Cruise Lines
With two 5 star world cruises to choose from, you can sail on either the Royal Princess or the Tahitian Princess. Both cruises last for 107 days and include such ports of call as the islands of the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, Vietnam, Singapore, China, Dubai, Oman, Barcelona and many others giving you a glimpse of what life is like in other areas of the world.
Regent Seven Seas
Visit 54 ports on five continents with this cruise lines version of 5 star world cruises. The fine dining and luxurious amenities onboard the Seven Seas Voyager may even tempt you not to take the shore excursions at all but choose to take in the scenery from the ship. However, you will go ashore in all the locations to take in the exotic scenery and enjoy fantastic food and shopping experiences.
Crystal Cruise Lines
Although this cruise lasts for 109 days, it is not a true world cruise. It circumnavigates the Pacific, but the stays in the ports are longer giving you a greater length of time to experience the culture and the sights in each location.
Author Resource:-
Sarah Martin is a freelance marketing writer specializing in international travel, cuisine, culture, and 5-star world cruises. For great deals on upscale world cruises, please visit http://www.amttravel.com/.
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