Azamara Cruises has unveiled 85 new voyages across its four-ship fleet, covering 81 countries and pairing distinctive itineraries with extended time in port.
The program includes 210 ports of call, 94 overnight stays and more than 200 late-night departures, with Azamara Onward returning to Africa and the Indian Ocean after a multi-year absence.
The ship will visit 27 countries across south, east and west Africa, including a call at remote Saint Helena, alongside the Seychelles, Mauritius, Réunion and Madagascar.
In the Asia Pacific, Azamara Pursuit will sail Australia and New Zealand before operating five consecutive Japan Intensive cruises during the 2029 spring season.
Regional highlights include Western Australia’s Kimberley Coast, an overnight stay in Broome and a Sydney to Singapore voyage featuring several Great Barrier Reef gateways.
Azamara Journey will spend the season across the Mediterranean, Iberia and Canary Islands, including select itineraries with three consecutive days in Alexandria, while Azamara Quest will operate Mediterranean, transatlantic and Caribbean voyages before beginning its 2029 World Cruise.
Mike Pawlus, Azamara Head of Itinerary Planning, said the program was designed to give guests more time in destinations through extended stays, overnight calls and less frequently visited ports.
“These newly announced cruises reflect what makes Azamara so special, allowing guests to go beyond the expected and experience destinations in a more meaningful way,” he added.
“From rare port calls to extended stays that allow travellers to connect with local culture, these itineraries are designed to make every destination an integral part of the journey.”
The new program is from October 29, 2028, through May 19, 2029.
A 30% early booking bonus is available across eligible stateroom categories on the newly announced voyages.
