Voyages The Oriana World Cruise 2010

84 nights · 28 ports · 19 countries · 24 time zones · 5 continents 2 equator crossings · 32,263 nautical miles

If you’re searching for a truly classic cruise, look no further than Oriana. Picture a transatlantic crossing; deck quoits mid morning, an elegant afternoon tea, a moonlit stroll before bed and nothing surrounding you but the deep blue sea.

Then you reach land. Imagine sipping a morning coffee before stepping ashore in Hong Kong, a transit crossing of the Suez Canal, reclining in the shade on a teak promenade deck, or sailing through the heart of the Egyptian desert, iced tea in hand.

While retaining her traditional charm, Oriana has also seamlessly adapted to the modern trends of today’s traveller. Her boutique cinema, sports bar, cyb@study and show lounges share space with traditional bars, a two tier theatre and sweeping Crow’s Nest. A ship of many guises, she’s an entertainer and gastronome - she plays host to Gary Rhodes’ Oriana Rhodes restaurant.

She’ll pamper and indulge, offering quiet spaces and colourful party venues. But above all, she’s the consummate hostess.

In 2010 Oriana will embark on her 14th world voyage. Steering a course west, she will return to many well loved ports during her 84 night journey, including Acapulco, San Francisco, Sydney, Hong Kong, Singapore and Mumbai.

Toes will be tempted into soft Hawaiian sand and gazes drawn to the majestic man-made wonders of the Panama Canal and Golden Gate Bridge. Ornate oriental temples and spectacular city skylines will vie for the camera’s attention. Memories of arriving in Sydney Harbour and diving into the Great Barrier Reef will shout to be shared. And there’ll be unexpected moments, from every single magnificent port, to be treasured forever.

† Price shown includes Early Bird Saving * On board spending money can be spent in the on board shops, bars, spas, and on shore excursions. On board spending money only applies to the first two occupants in a cabin and cannot be redeemed for cash or applied to existing bookings.