Regatta begins 371-day global cruise from Rome
Explorations by Norwegian is offering a continuous scheduled voyage spanning 220 ports in 62 countries.
Regatta has departed Rome on a 371-day world cruise scheduled to call at 220 ports across 62 countries. Explorations by Norwegian bills the sailing as the world’s longest continuous scheduled cruise.
The itinerary spans Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas. Planned destinations include Santorini, Naples, Copenhagen and Helsinki in Europe, along with Cape Verde, Cape Town and Zanzibar in Africa. Asian calls include Hiroshima, Jeju Island, Colombo and Malé, while the route through the Americas ranges from Alaska to the Amazon.
The voyage was listed at NZD$129,990 or €65,700 per person. A 367-day journey was also available to book, with its departure scheduled for February. For travelers seeking a shorter sailing, Regatta offers alternatives including a 19-night itinerary around Türkiye, the Greek islands and Malta.
Before Regatta’s voyage launched, Royal Caribbean’s 274-night Ultimate World Cruise was described as holding the record for the world’s longest cruise.