With an average trip of 4 months, this type of cruise is about around XNUMX to XNUMX different stopovers. A Round the World cruise can pass through all five continents or just a few. It's up to you to choose the route that suits you best! To help you decide and inspire you, discover our top of the 13 most beautiful stopovers not to be missed.
The most beautiful sunrises in Kahului, Hawaii
In the middle of the Pacific, this American state inspires many dreams. The island of Maui where Kahului is located is the second largest in the Hawaiian archipelago. We admire in particular sumptuous sunsets and sunrises from the top of the Haleakala volcano.
Kahului view
The splendor of San Francisco in the United States
What do the famous red Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island have in common? They both lie in the Beautiful San Francisco Bay Area ! A great stopover to make during a Round the World Cruise to taste the atmosphere of the American West Coast.
Le Golden Gate Bridge
The must-see monuments of Sydney in Australia
Often ranked in the top cities with the better quality of life in the world, it is the largest city in Australia and the most renowned. Sydney is a destination that attracts millions of tourists every year, amazed by its famous Opera House, the Harbor Bridge, its paradisiacal beaches or its pleasant climate.
Arrival in Sydney Bay
The natural beauty of Milford Sound in New Zealand
Listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site, Milford Sound is a real natural gem to contemplate during a Round the World Cruise! Sumptuous under the sun, its magic is also revealed in the rain, revealing hundreds of waterfalls in the fjord.
Milford Sound
Which itinerary to choose for your Round the World Cruise ?
Get help from professionals! Starcroisieres is the official representative of more than 30 shipping and river companies. There is something for all tastes and for all budgets! List the destinations you've always dreamed of and talk to the cruise travel experts. They will be able to recommend the ideal trip that will suit your desires and needs.
The wonderful flora and fauna of Nosy Be in Madagascar
Nosy Be is lemur eden, primates sacred by the Malagasy people. A stopover in Nosy Be allows you to dream, breathe and relax on the beaches surrounded by lush nature. You can also visit rum and ylang-ylang distilleries. Welcome to Paradise !
A Nosy Be beach
Heraklion, a historic stopover in Crete
The ancient history buff will feast in Heraklion during their Round the World Cruise. The city still keeps the traces of Minoan civilization which developed from 2700 to 1200 BC, including the ruins of the huge Knossos Palace 5 kilometers away.
Heraklion
The eclecticism of Da Nang in Vietnam
Da Nang is a great stopover during your Round the World Cruise, for discover a part of the Vietnamese culture. From authentic nature (sandy beaches and marble mountains) to recent skyscrapers, it is a modern and lively city.
da Nang
Dubai, the madness of grandeur in the United Arab Emirates
Welcome in the city of luxury, artifice and architectural follies ! You will be amazed by the tallest skyscraper in the world, the Burj Khalifa tower or the Burj al-Arab, a 5-star hotel imitating the sail of a boat.
Dubai
Apia, a turquoise paradise in Samoa
In the Antipodes of France, Samoa forms a archipelago of volcanic and coral islands with turquoise waters. Soaking up the atmosphere of the capital's old market is a must to do during a stopover on your Round the World Cruise.
Apia
The incredible skyline of Singapore in Asia
Southeast Asian city-state, Singapore is a commercial counter which covers 700 km2. Here you will only see constructions. The architectural projects are all crazier than the others. You will be speechless in front of Gardens by the bay park!
Singapore skyline
Cape Town, a city on the move in South Africa
The legislative capital of South Africa, Cape Town is a must-see stopover on a Round the World cruise. His Two Oceans aquarium and his Stadium which hosted the FIFA World Cup in 2010 make the city particularly attractive.
the cap
The intensity of cultural life in Buenos Aires, Argentina
In the estuary of Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is a cosmopolitan metropolis which offers a very rich cultural life. Admire in particular the tango dancers in the San Telmo district!
Buenos Aires
From temples to skyscrapers in Tokyo, Japan
Isn't Japan featured on all “Bucket list” for travel lovers ? So don't hesitate to include Tokyo in your Round the World Cruise itinerary! Between traditions and modernity, the capital lives day and night.
Tokyo Bay
So, which stopover tempts you the most for a Round the World Cruise? Tell us in the comments !
