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The most experienced travelers know that enjoying a destination is not only about where you go, but when. Late in the year, after the summer crowds have departed, the Mediterranean settles into serenity. Experience harvest tables set with the finest of the season, coastal towns returning to the rhythm of daily life, and golden light lingering long over ancient harbors. In the Caribbean, the shift tempers the heat of summer and brings gentle breezes as beaches grow quieter, its waters clearer, the welcome warmer.

The most experienced travelers know that enjoying a destination is not only about where you go, but when. Late in the year, after the summer crowds have departed, the Mediterranean settles into serenity. Experience harvest tables set with the finest of the season, coastal towns returning to the rhythm of daily life, and golden light lingering long over ancient harbors. In the Caribbean, the shift tempers the heat of summer and brings gentle breezes as beaches grow quieter, its waters clearer, the welcome warmer.

Trade chilly winter days for mornings in Tahiti, afternoons along the shores of Bali, and evenings spent watching the sunset off St. Lucia. From French Polynesia and Southeast Asia to the islands of the Caribbean, these voyages move seamlessly between some of the world's most coveted warm-weather destinations. The result is an effortless journey where winter feels a little farther away with every new horizon.

Summer 2028 introduces new voyages across Europe's most captivating islands and coasts with longer stays and overnights that invite discovery and connection at your own pace.  

This season welcomes new ports of call, from Gijón — a charming Spanish coastal town known for its cider and Roman ruins — to Portovenere — a quiet yacht harbor within easy reach of Cinque Terre National Park.