Setting Sail: The World Cruise 2025 Sets Course for Nearly 100 Ports

The World has announced its 2025 voyage, covering five oceans and six continents, as stated in a recent company announcement.

Beginning in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, and concluding in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, the residential ship is set to dock in nearly 100 ports.

The World’s journey for 2025 will explore regions including the western U.S. coast, the Sea of Cortez, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, and Africa. The voyage commences with a New Year celebration in Cabo San Lucas, thereafter navigating along the U.S. West Coast and proceeding south to Mexico for a venture into the Sea of Cortez.

Travelers will have the opportunity to discover pristine coasts, isolated islands, and landscapes marked with towering cacti. The voyage offers various activities such as hiking, snorkeling, diving, and coastal explorations using Zodiacs or sea kayaks. Expert guides and marine biologists will enhance the adventure, providing detailed insights into the unique marine ecosystem.

In March, the tour advances through the Caribbean, making stops at Aruba, Curaçao, Bonaire, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, the Grenadines, and the Lesser Antilles.

Next, the vessel crosses the Atlantic towards the Canary Islands, Funchal, and Casablanca, and proceeds through the Mediterranean with visits to Italy, Malta, France, Spain, and Portugal. The journey in the South Atlantic includes explorations in Namibia and South Africa.

From September to November, two significant expeditions are planned: one to Madagascar focusing on its distinctive wildlife and environments, and another to West Papua aimed at unfolding marine and ecological wonders.

The exploration culminates with the festive season in Sydney and ringing in the New Year in Hobart, Tasmania.