Mighty Cruise Ships

The m/s Paul Gauguin navigates delicate waters and offers five-star luxury while sailing the coral reefs, mountainous islands and tropical playgrounds of French Polynesia

Le Soléal is the newest luxury expedition ship in the world – a small but mighty vessel with a mandate to take her guests to remote, exotic locations in style. On this voyage, she sets sail for the undiscovered gems of Indonesia. It’s a voyage that promises scenic beaches, active volcanoes and Komodo Dragons.

When it comes to visiting major cities, Azamara Journey is in a class of her own. She sails up narrow, winding rivers that mega-cruisers can’t navigate, taking her 694 passengers right into downtown.

This is a mega-cruiser so great, Celebrity Cruises built four more just like her. On this 17-day voyage, Celebrity Solstice will take 2850 passengers and 1255 crew around Australia’s northern coast.

Part luxury cruise ship, part expedition vessel, Stella Australis is the only ship built specifically to navigate the remote fjords of Patagonia at the furthest tip of South America.

Marco Polo is a classic ocean liner, embarking on a classic voyage across the Baltic Sea to grand old cities of Northern Europe. It’s her last Baltic cruise of the season – long after other ships have fled for the Caribbean.