The Serenade of the Seas is beginning the second leg of Royal Caribbean Worldwide’s 274-night Final World Cruise at this time.
Crusing from Los Angeles, the 88-night itinerary is ready to finish in Dubai on Could 9 after cruising across the Asia-Pacific area.
Crusing to a few continents and 40 locations, the cruise sails to Hawaii, Tahiti, and the French Polynesia earlier than reaching Australia and New Zealand.
The Serenade then heads North, with visits to a number of ports of name in Southeast Asia and the Far East, together with Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, South Korea, and Japan.
Earlier than ending within the United Arab Emirates, the phase additionally options locations within the Indian Ocean, reminiscent of Sri Lanka and India.
In keeping with Royal Caribbean, this leg of the Final World Cruise permits friends to go to three wonders of the globe: Australia’s Nice Barrier Reef, the Nice Wall of China, and India’s Taj Mahal.
The Serenade of the Seas began its worldwide journey in Miami earlier this yr. The cruise’s full itinerary options over 150 ports of name in 60 international locations and 7 continents.
Set to return to South Florida in September, the 274-night voyage is the longest ever provided by Royal Caribbean Worldwide.
After leaving PortMiami, the ship visited a number of locations in South America and the Caribbean, together with Brazil, Argentina and the ABC Islands (Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao).
The primary leg of the cruise additionally featured scenic cruising within the Antarctic Peninsula, Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, along with locations in Central America and the Mexican Riviera.
The whole itinerary contains locations in numerous elements of the Mediterranean too, in addition to ports within the Black Sea, the Center East, Northern Africa and Northern Europe.
On its means again to Miami, the Serenade is scheduled to go to much more locations within the North Atlantic, with deliberate visits to Iceland, Greenland, Canada, Bermuda and New York Metropolis.
