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The harbor, the Opera House, the bridge: the southern hemisphere’s great arrival.
A full day at sea: the pools, the spa, a long lunch, and the horizon doing all the work.
Nothing on the schedule but the sea. This is the part of the sailing people book it for.
The Great Barrier Reef’s front door, rainforest running to the sand.
A quiet day between ports, the deck unhurried and the water in every direction.
Time to slow down: a lounger, the observation deck, and open ocean to the rail.
Australia’s tropical top end: crocodiles, national parks and Asia at the doorstep.
A full day at sea: the pools, the spa, a long lunch, and the horizon doing all the work.
Nothing on the schedule but the sea. This is the part of the sailing people book it for.
Dragons on the beach and some of the finest snorkeling in Indonesia.
Bali’s quieter neighbor: empty beaches beneath the Rinjani volcano.
Temples, terraced rice and a spiritual island that lives up to every word.
A quiet day between ports, the deck unhurried and the water in every direction.
The port for Borobudur: the world’s largest Buddhist monument, two hours through the rice fields.
Time to slow down: a lounger, the observation deck, and open ocean to the rail.
The world’s easiest great city: hawker stalls, Gardens by the Bay and a skyline built for the evening.
A full day at sea: the pools, the spa, a long lunch, and the horizon doing all the work.
Palm-fringed beaches and a gulf of blue, Thailand at its easiest.
Cambodia’s coast, and the door to Angkor for those who fly up country.
Nothing on the schedule but the sea. This is the part of the sailing people book it for.
Saigon’s energy is the attraction: mopeds, markets, French facades and pho.
A quiet day between ports, the deck unhurried and the water in every direction.
The port between Hue’s imperial citadel and Hoi An’s lantern-lit old town.
Three thousand limestone islands in an emerald gulf: Vietnam’s signature seascape.
Time to slow down: a lounger, the observation deck, and open ocean to the rail.
The harbor crossing on the Star Ferry at dusk is still one of travel’s great moments.
A full day at sea: the pools, the spa, a long lunch, and the horizon doing all the work.
Nothing on the schedule but the sea. This is the part of the sailing people book it for.
The Bund’s colonial sweep facing Pudong’s skyline: China’s great port city.
A quiet day between ports, the deck unhurried and the water in every direction.
The port for Seoul: palaces, markets and a capital that never slows.
Time to slow down: a lounger, the observation deck, and open ocean to the rail.
A harbor of resilience: churches, gardens and one of Japan’s most moving museums.
The Peace Park says everything; Miyajima’s floating gate, an hour away, says the rest.
Castle town on Shikoku’s Pacific coast, with Japan’s liveliest street market.
Kobe’s harbor with Kyoto up the line: temples, tea houses and the world’s most famous beef.
Mount Fuji across the bay on a clear morning, and tea fields rolling to the shore.
Tokyo’s harbor door, thirty minutes from Shibuya and a world of its own along the bay.
A full day at sea: the pools, the spa, a long lunch, and the horizon doing all the work.
Nothing on the schedule but the sea. This is the part of the sailing people book it for.
The port for Taipei: night markets, the Palace Museum and beef noodle soup worth the flight alone.
Taiwan’s southern harbor city: temples, night markets and the Love River.
A quiet day between ports, the deck unhurried and the water in every direction.
Intramuros’ Spanish walls, jeepneys and Manila Bay’s famous sunset.
Lagoons of impossible blue between limestone walls: Palawan at its wildest.
Palawan’s green capital and its underground river, a World Heritage wonder.
Time to slow down: a lounger, the observation deck, and open ocean to the rail.
A full day at sea: the pools, the spa, a long lunch, and the horizon doing all the work.
The world’s easiest great city: hawker stalls, Gardens by the Bay and a skyline built for the evening.
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