World cruises are the ultimate bucket list trip. The perfect way to see the world on the way and include multiple countries and destinations all on the one trip. Unpack once as your floating hotel travels with you.
The most popular World Cruise option for Kiwis is the annual Princess Cruises World Cruise which operates each year round trip from Auckland. The perfect way to escape the Kiwi winter
The 2025 World Cruise has limited space and the 2026 World Cruise is filling fast, so get in early if you would like to experience the whole round trip journey from Auckland.
It is also possible to take the line voyage option, one way from NZ to Europe or vice versa. A super popular choice for those who can't quite spare as much time away, or for those who prefer to avoid flying to the UK & Europe.
Look out for re-positioning World Journeys, when ships move from Europe down to Australia & New Zealand, or between continents, these can be amazing value. We also have access to sectors on International world cruises that are passing through the region. Talk to our Cruise specialists for details.
Auckland Bay of Islands (Paihia) Sydney Townsville Cairns Darwin Komodo Island Bali Singapore
London Bergen, Norway Skjolden, Norway Honningsvag, Norway Reykjavik, Iceland Isafjordur, Iceland Nanortalik, Greenland Qaqortoq, Greenland Halifax New York (overnight) Miami Catagena Panama Canal (Full Transit) Lima (overnight) Pisco Easter Island Pitcairn Island (cruising) Tahiti (overnight) Moorea Auckland
Australia Mauritius South Africa Namibia Canary Islands Morocco Spain Portugal Bordeaux United Kingdom Norway Iceland Greenland Nova Scotia USA Colombia Panama Canal Peru Chile Pitcairn Island French Polynesia
Auckland Sydney Adelaide Perth (Fremantle) Port Louis, Mauritius Cape Town (overnight) Walvis Bay, Namibia Mindelo, Cape Verde Islands Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Casablanca, Morocco Gibraltar Valencia Barcelona Cartagena Tangier Seville (Cadiz) Lisbon Bilbao Bordeaux (le Verdon) Cork Glasgow Liverpool Dover (London)
31 Countries 48 destinations Panama Canal 6 Continents over 50 UNESCO World Heritage Sights Cross the equator twice Cross the date line once