Sydney to San Francisco - 22 nights, full board

Cruise finished Cruise only, also available with flights and transfers add-on package for £1050 per person

Cruise Overview

Meet Arcadia in Sydney before heading through Milford Sound to explore New Zealand with visits to Dunedin, Akaroa, Wellington, Napier and Auckland

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You’ll meet Arcadia in Sydney before heading through Milford Sound to explore New Zealand. The list of places you’ll visit in this stunning country is comprehensive and includes Dunedin, Akaroa, Wellington, Napier and Auckland – giving you a good taste of the rich variety of landscape, wildlife and cultures that can be found on these islands. On leaving New Zealand, you’ll cross the Pacific to reach Pago Pago in American Samoa and Apia in Western Samoa. From here you will continue your trip across the Pacific, heading north to Honolulu in Hawaii where you will spend a full day and evening. After a few days at sea, you will reach San Francisco, your final stop on this journey of discovery.

Joining your cruise

Exotic fly-cruises offer as much flexibility as you like, allowing you to create your own holiday. So, choose simply to cruise only – leaving you to arrange travel to and from the ship. Perfect if you want to explore your country of disembarkation a little more. Or, leave everything to us. For a competitive supplement, we’ll arrange all your flights and transfers so you can relax and look forward to your holiday. We can even arrange city stays in your final port of call – giving you more time to explore before heading home. If you are intending on travelling independently once you've flown or sailed out, in order to visit relatives or explore a destination in more depth, we can still take care of your flight arrangements.

 
 

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