Travel on a grander scale with journeys

designed for deeper discovery.

The newly announced 2029 World Cruise sets sail from Melbourne on an extraordinary global adventure. This remarkable journey includes an inaugural circumnavigation of Australia before exploring Indonesia, New Zealand and the islands of the South Pacific. From the dramatic fjords of Chile and Patagonia to the vibrant coasts of Brazil and the Caribbean, the voyage concludes beneath the iconic skyline of New York - a truly spectacular way to experience the world.

Bookings are now open, with guests enjoying exceptional inclusions such as Business Class flights, transfers, US$1,500 As You Wish Credit, unlimited speciality dining, complimentary laundry, themed onboard events and more, along with 13 overnight stays in some of the world’s most remarkable destinations. Departing Melbourne on 7 January 2029 aboard Crystal Symphony, guests can choose from three voyage options:

> 121 nights: Melbourne to Fort Lauderdale - From $98,000 per guest*

> 127 nights: Melbourne to New York City - From $99,000 per guest*

> 141 nights: Melbourne to Portsmouth - From $106,000 per guest*

Alongside the World Cruise, Grand Journeys and Combination Voyages offer other ways to travel further, connecting itineraries into extended journeys across some of the world’s most captivating regions.

Grand Journeys 2026 & 2027

Combines multiple itineraries into one seamless extended journey, allowing you to explore entire regions in greater depth while enjoying more time ashore and immersive experiences throughout the journey.

Baltics & Northern Europe: Lisbon Return

48 Nights | Departs June 27, 2026 | Crystal Serenity

From pastries to palaces, fishing towns to fairytale cities, this epic voyage spanning 12 countries takes us on a deep dive into Europe’s loveliest coastal hubs.

There’s plenty to delight all the senses: tantalise your taste buds with Santander’s seafood, Bordeaux’s wines, and Hamburg’s cool café scene. Gaze in wonder at the astonishing architecture of Copenhagen and Amsterdam, and the dramatic landscapes of the Scottish islands and Bergen, Norway.

Baltics & Northern Europe: Lisbon to Reykjavik

54 Nights | Departs June 28, 2027 | Crystal Symphony

Travel into the world of the midnight sun on a voyage around the northern edge of Europe. This 54-night adventure connects two distinctly different capital cities: the grand imperial streets of Lisbon in Portugal and Reykjavik in Iceland, a powerhouse city in the style of a fishing village.

It’s a sign of the striking contrasts to come, as our journey covers a variety of terrain and cultures, revealing how landscapes and communities have shaped each other.

Combination Voyages 2027

Crystal's Combination Voyages allow you to link consecutive sailings into one extended itinerary, exploring multiple destinations across an entire region while enjoying uninterrupted time on board.

Asia: Brisbane to Hong Kong

36 Nights | Departs March 18, 2027 | Crystal Serenity

Brisbane marks the beginning of an extraordinary journey through the Asia-Pacific. Sailing north, discover the reef-fringed shores of Airlie Beach and the tropical beauty of Cairns before exploring the vibrant cultures of Papua New Guinea.

Indonesia reveals ancient traditions, UNESCO-protected wildlife and the spiritual heart of Bali, followed by the historic influences of Java and the futuristic gardens of Singapore. Thailand’s islands, Vietnam’s dynamic cities and the rich heritage of Brunei and Borneo add further layers of discovery.

Europe & Mediterranean: Civitavecchia Return

24 Nights | Departs April 26, 2027 | Crystal Symphony

This cruise charts a course for some of Europe’s loveliest – and underrated – coastal towns and islands. After leaving Rome, salt-licked Ponza is first, where you can get an authentic taste of island life, Italian style.

Then we visit Salerno, which has all the picturesque charm of the Amalfi Coast but without the crowds, before arriving in Sicily, where we call at historic Messina and then Syracuse, renowned for its ancient ruins.