Regional Immersion
Spend 30 to 60 nights in one part of the world, unpacking once while visiting a dozen ports across the Mediterranean, Asia, or the South Pacific.
Grand Voyage Specialist
Grand Voyages, Extended Luxury Sailings for the Time Rich Traveler
Grand Voyages are the sweet spot between a two-week cruise and a full world cruise, giving you enough time to truly experience a region without the six-month commitment.
What Makes It Grand
Hallmarks of a Grand Voyage
Combined Continents
Grand Voyages often bridge two regions on a single itinerary, such as a transpacific pairing Alaska with Japan, or a transatlantic linking the Caribbean and the Mediterranean.
Exclusive Perks
Included business-class air, pre-cruise luxury hotel, private car transfers, unlimited shore excursions, and premium beverage packages are typical inclusions.
Common Questions
Grand Voyage FAQ
What is a Grand Voyage?
A Grand Voyage is an extended sailing of roughly 30 to 90 nights that stitches together multiple regions on a single itinerary. Think Miami to Rome via the Caribbean, Amazon, and Mediterranean.
How is a Grand Voyage different from a world cruise?
A world cruise circumnavigates the globe over 100 to 180 nights. A Grand Voyage covers a large region or two connected regions without a full circumnavigation, giving you the immersion of a world cruise in a shorter timeframe.
Which lines offer Grand Voyages?
Regent Seven Seas, Oceania, Silversea, Cunard, Holland America, and Viking each publish Grand Voyage collections annually, often with exclusive amenities, included air, and pre-cruise hotel stays.
Are Grand Voyage guests treated differently?
Yes. Extended-voyage guests typically receive dedicated hosts, private events, laundry, business-class air, unlimited excursions, and enhanced onboard credits not offered on shorter sailings.
Design your next Grand Voyage with CCTA.
Extended-voyage suites and included air packages are limited. Let us build the itinerary that matches your travel style.