Bora Bora, French Polynesia
As you approach this French Polynesian island, you may genuinely think your eyes are deceiving you. You’ll wonder how brilliant shades of turquoise, sapphire and indigo can all coexist to form such a luscious lagoon, matched only in its beauty by the blindingly white ring of sand and majestic mountain peaks at its centre.
Sydney, Australia
As your ship glides towards the port, the view of the Sydney cityscape in the distance is enough to take your breath away. Attracting visitors with its iconic harbour, glorious beaches and the stunning Blue Mountains to the west, Sydney hosts nearly half of all international visitors to Australia.
Singapore
As a city-state, Singapore is both the country and its capital and this immaculately clean region is one of many contrasts. Ultra-modern skyscrapers overlook historic temples, while a tropical rainforest lies a few miles outside the urban buzz of the central Business District.
New York City, New York, USA
New York is the city so good they named it twice. With more restaurants, museums and iconic sights than perhaps any other destination, there’s something for everyone in the Big Apple. As the setting for so many famous films, New York City contains some of the world’s most universally recognised landmarks. You could easily while away an afternoon simply taking it all in. The torch-bearing Statue of Liberty is, of course, an essential sight to see, as is the world-famous Times Square.
