F Porthole Stateroom
25% PGC Bonus
200 sq.ft.
2
Crossing Oceania: Fiji to Bali
Lautoka, Viti Levu Island - Benoa, Bali
Dates:
19/01/2025
to
08/02/2025
NIGHTS
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Here is a voyage made for lovers of ocean cruising; perfect for those seeking to disconnect from the everyday with an indulgent balance of days at sea and seven intriguing South Pacific islands bookended by the tropical icons of Fiji and Bali. A robust program of guest speakers invites personal enrichment on board to renew mind, body and spirit, while a call at Alotau, Papua New Guinea highlights an itinerary also featuring Vanuatu, Guadalcanal and Komodo National Park.
Highlights
- Delve into the archipelago of Vanuatu with a call to Port Vila, Efate, revered for its beautiful harbor, bustling markets, cultural museums and attractions such as the Mele Cascades waterfall.
- Discover Alotau in Papua New Guinea, a port known for its beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and lush rainforests; cultural traditions in dance, music, and art thrive, while WWII history is commemorated at museums and memorials.
- Explore Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous not only for its namesake “dragon” – the world’s largest lizard – but also for its gorgeous landscape of rugged hills, pristine beaches, and crystal-clear waters rich with marine life.
- Enjoy an overnight in Bali, home to extraordinary temples and often called “Island of the Gods” owing to its strong Hindu and Buddhist heritage; take time to explore its vibrant culture and stunning natural scenery.
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David Keeling will share his expertise in a series of fascinating lectures, such as:
Island Geographies: Resources and Geopolitics – Examines the cultural and physical properties of the Pacific islands, with a specific focus on our cruise destinations in French Polynesia. The lecture will also highlight the colonial and post-colonial context of exploration and settlement in the Pacific region, including the Society Islands.
- Law of the Sea: Why do Countries Have More Territory than Just Land? – Explains how exclusive economic zones work, why islands have more political and resource territory than just land, and how this system evolved after 1945. Also examines the role of the U.S. and the United Nations in establishing a framework for managing the resources of the oceans.
- Hot Spots, Island Arcs, and Volcanic Chains in the Pacific Ocean – Details how the islands of the Pacific Ocean support biodiversity that has evolved in the context of diverse and complex geological forces. Examines how the Pacific Ocean was formed, why current island groups are where they are, and how changing climates are reshaping the region.
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Request a quote*Price listed is per person cruise only, double occupancy and includes promotional discounts and port security and handle fees. Prices and availability of stateroom category are subject to change until deposit is completed.
