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Bordeaux to Lisbon

This sailing blends wine, food, and culture along Europe’s Atlantic edge. After two days in Bordeaux, call at Bilbao to explore the Guggenheim, then San Sebastián for a late night of tapas and Txakoli. Continue to Santander, Spain’s storybook city, and A Coruña, home to one of the oldest active Roman lighthouses in the world. Raise a glass of Porto’s eponymous wine along its pretty riverfront before concluding in Lisbon, fado echoing through the Alfama’s hilly streets.

Vancouver to Whittier

This final voyage of the Alaska season celebrates the state’s wild spirit. Experience the region’s remote beauty in Klawock and Petersburg, where you’ll likely be the only visitors in port. The dormant Mount Edgecumbe looms over Sitka, while Mendenhall, one of North America’s most beautiful glaciers, is easily accessible from Juneau. Enjoy wildlife spotting over Icy Strait Point’s nutrient-rich waters that teem with whales, sea lions and porpoises, and visit Valdez on the scenic shores of Prince William Sound.

Venice to Athens (Piraeus)

From Venice, spend an afternoon-to-evening call in Korčula sipping Lumbarda’s rare Grk wine or watching a Moreška sword dance at dusk. In Dubrovnik, step into the 14th century Franciscan pharmacy or ferry to nearby leafy Lokrum. Cruise Kotor’s bay to Perast and the islet of Our Lady of the Rocks. In Corfu, try kumquat sweets and cross the Spianada, where locals play cricket. Anchor off Parga for Ionian seas too perfect to be true. Finally, a day at sea carries you to Athens.

Lisbon to Barcelona

Travel the Iberian Peninsula and cross continents over six nights. Leave Lisbon with a day at sea before Tangier, where souks, spices and Kasbah walls overlook the Strait of Gibraltar. Continue to Marbella, where orange trees perfume the air around Plaza de los Naranjos, then to Cartagena with its Roman theater and modernist facades. Valencia—birthplace of paella and home to the Gothic Silk Exchange—follows. Barcelona, and its bustling markets, sunlit squares and modernist landmarks by the sea, crown the journey.

Whittier to Tokyo

Sailing from Whittier, embrace the unhurried pace of life at sea. After you delve into indigenous culture at Dutch Harbor’s Museum of the Aleutians, days unfold in relaxed luxury while you cross the Pacific. Savor world-class dining in five restaurants and enjoy curated vintages from the wine vault, then admire the brilliantly starry skies far from land before arriving in Japan. After you explore the open-air markets of Hakodate, the impressive skyline of Tokyo signals the finale of your journey.

Athens (Piraeus) to Athens (Piraeus)

This round trip from Athens starts with Amorgos, the gorgeous Greek island where The Big Blue was filmed. A late departure in Rhodes leaves time for an evening stroll inside the walls. Cross the Aegean to Bodrum for the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, then continue to Patmos for beautiful beaches with unique rock formations. In Santorini, taste wines produced from grape vines grown in the volcanic soil, sipping Assyrtiko alongside sweeping sea views. On Milos, board a traditional kaiki for Kleftiko’s sea caves before returning to Athens.

Barcelona to Monte Carlo

This short Mediterranean sailing is threaded with glamour. Begin in Barcelona before crossing to the Balearics. Spend a late evening on the chic rooftops along Passeig des Born in Palma, then continue to Mahón on Menorca, where whitewashed streets rise above its natural harbor. Sail to Saint-Tropez, long a magnet for artists and jet-setters, before the magnificence of Monte Carlo’s historic harbor provides a fitting finale.

Monte Carlo to Athens (Piraeus)

Athens (Piraeus) to Venice

Start with a sailing day to relax on board, then step ashore in Corfu’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, strolling the Spianada and stopping for a drink in the café-lined Liston. Follow the coast to Kotor, visit Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks, then sail out under the stars. In Dubrovnik, climb Fort Lovrijenac; the views of the walled city are worth the effort. Hvar, Croatia’s island escape, offers golden beaches and hidden coves, while in Zadar, hear Nikola Bašić’s Sea Organ beside the Roman Forum.

Tokyo to Tokyo (Yokohama)

Discover Japan’s northern shores and South Korea’s coastal charm on this roundtrip voyage from Tokyo. Sample Hakodate’s famous fresh seafood at the Morning Market before shopping Otaru’s glass boutiques and museums. Samurai history unfolds in Aomori and Akita, while the painted houses and terraced streets of Busan’s Gamcheon Village earned it the nickname “Korea’s Santorini.” Set against the backdrop of Mount Fuji’s towering snowcapped peak, Shimizu is your final call before returning to Tokyo.