Pacific Ocean

There are two main ways to cruise the Hawaiian Islands, either to fly directly to Honolulu and circle the islands from there or to take a longer voyage from Los Angeles, San Diego or others. All cruises to Hawaii will visit the main group of islands which include volcanic Hawai'i (also known as The Big Island); the home of state capital Honolulu, Oahu; scenic Kaua'i and Maui and more. Some voyages will sail south to Fanning Island, an idyllic tropical atoll in the Republic of Kiribati. Cruises to Hawaii from the mainland will generally take two wonderful, sun-drenched weeks.

Cruises to the South Sea Islands will take the role of either 7 night cruises around the coral atolls and volcanic islands of Tahiti and Fiji or as part of a longer world or trans-Pacific cruise. Smaller, expedition ships also operate here, calling in at some of the smaller, more remote islands of Micronesia and Polynesia.

You can cross the Southern Pacific setting out from Santiago in Chile to Tahiti or Australia - calling in at Robinson Crusoe Island, Pitcairn & Easter Island with several sea days in between, sailings may take 20 days or more.