AIDAmar to Launch First World Cruise from Warnemünde in 2028

Global Itinerary Details

This unique route spans five continents. Passengers will visit 51 ports across 19 different countries. The cruise involves crossing the equator twice. It also crosses the International Date Line once. The itinerary includes 12 nights onboard without disembarkation.

South America Exploration

The journey starts near Portland, A Coruña, and Gran Canaria. It then reaches Santiago before crossing the Atlantic to Recife, Brazil. South America highlights include Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. Travelers will see Tierra del Fuego and the Cape Horn passage. Patagonia offers stunning glaciers and fjords.

Pacific and Oceania Adventures

The route continues to Easter Island and the southern seas. Christmas is spent in French Polynesia. New Year's is celebrated in Suva, Fiji. Oceania features a full visit to New Zealand. The ship explores both the North and South Islands in one trip. Ports include Auckland, Napier, Wellington, and Picton. The Marlborough Sounds and Milford Sound are key natural sights. The Australian segment is the longest in AIDA history, with 11 stops. Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns, and Geraldton are on the list. Extended stays are planned in Sydney, Darwin, Broome, and the Perth/Fremantle area.

Indian Ocean and Africa

After Australia, the ship heads to the Indian Ocean. Stops include Mauritius and La Réunion. The pace slows in South Africa, Namibia, and Port Louis. Gqeberha and Cape Town are visited. Walvis Bay in Namibia is also included. Safari and desert experiences are possible. Circling the Cape of Good Hope is a major event. The voyage then proceeds to Europe via the Cape Verde archipelago.

Booking Information

The cost for this global adventure starts at 20,995 euros per person. This premium fare is for two people in an interior (IB) cabin. A 4,000 euro Early Bird Plus discount is available. A previous AIDA world cruise in 2026-2027 used the AIDAsol and departed Hamburg on October 18.