2020 Navigate the World on Seven Seas Mariner

131 nights from 24/1/2020 from San Francisco from a low $66,999 pp. all inclusive luxury.

Oh how I wish a less expensive cruise line could have a world cruise with such a fabulous itinerary. San Francisco to Brisbane. Time to start saving!

To dream the impossible dream.......

Out of my price range and time frame.

To dream the impossible dream.......

Out of my price range and time frame.

Not necessarily ...They also have segments...:D.....and now and again

last minute bargains.....

Whoopee.

Not necessarily ...They also have segments...:D.....and now and again

last minute bargains.....

Whoopee.

Well if they work out to be a bargain and the timing suits that will be good.

131 nights from 24/1/2020 from San Francisco from a low $66,999 pp. all inclusive luxury.

 

Oh how I wish a less expensive cruise line could have a world cruise with such a fabulous itinerary. San Francisco to Brisbane. Time to start saving!

Strewth. I would have to reverse mortgage my house. Do you get fries with that or perhaps a glass of 'chateau cardboard.' ?:(

Strewth. I would have to reverse mortgage my house. Do you get fries with that or perhaps a glass of 'chateau cardboard.' ?:(

"chateau cardboard ????"

Good heavens NO. :eek:

The house wine starts at the $50.00 per bottle variety.:D:D

"chateau cardboard ????"

 

Good heavens NO. :eek:

The house wine starts at the $50.00 per bottle variety.:D:D

G'day young David...Sounds like Cunard, wine rip off.:evilsmile: Think I will stick with my favourite lines Princess and P&O UK.:p

Too pricey for me. I want to do a world cruise. But i think i have to wait until a few years maybe a decade yet.

The cost is from $82,850 Aus, which sounds even worse!

I don't want a luxury cruise, but I'd love a similar itinerary on a less expensive ship. I find many Trans Pacific Repositioning cruises disappointing. I'd love more ports of call, such as the Hawaiian islands, closer to US, rather than ports closer to Aus/NZ. But I can understand why they are selected for the Northern Hemisphere passengers.

I don't want a luxury cruise, but I'd love a similar itinerary on a less expensive ship. I find many Trans Pacific Repositioning cruises disappointing. I'd love more ports of call, such as the Hawaiian islands, closer to US, rather than ports closer to Aus/NZ. But I can understand why they are selected for the Northern Hemisphere passengers.

So ... useful to unpack what you want a little. The Hawaiian Islands and perhaps more of the Ports of French Polynesia? Are there other parts of the world where this itinerary is outstanding?

I am working on the theory that if you have to ask the price, you can't afford it. I know I can't. But it may be possible to pick the best parts of the itinerary from other cruises. The website http://www.cruisetimetables.com has a button for "Ports of Call". Should be able to see all the cruises going through a particular port that way.

So ... useful to unpack what you want a little. The Hawaiian Islands and perhaps more of the Ports of French Polynesia? Are there other parts of the world where this itinerary is outstanding?

 

I am working on the theory that if you have to ask the price, you can't afford it. I know I can't. But it may be possible to pick the best parts of the itinerary from other cruises. The website www.cruisetimetables.com has a button for "Ports of Call". Should be able to see all the cruises going through a particular port that way.

I was referring to trans Pacific San Francisco to Brisbane. It is the best TP I've seen recently for that particular route, with overnight port. As I have visited many of the South Pacific ports as stopovers, I know what I'm missing with most TP cruises.

131 nights from 24/1/2020 from San Francisco from a low $66,999 pp. all inclusive luxury.

That would be US$66,999?