Destination: Africa
Oceania Cruises – 24-night Africa
24-NIGHT CRUISE CAPE TOWN TO LISBON
Package from:
- Verandah Stateroom NZ$11,949 pp*
Travel date:
31 May 2026
Your Oceania Cruise includes:
- 24-night cruise onboard Oceania Cruises’ Regatta in a Verandah Stateroom
- Sailing from Cape Town to Lisbon, calling at Namibia, Sao Tome, West African ports, Cape Verde, Canary Islands, Morocco, and more
- Gourmet dining with a variety of world-class restaurants
- Unlimited Starlink Wi-Fi
- Gratuities included
- In-suite dining & beverages
- Fitness classes & laundry service
- Taxes included
- Bonus: USD$250 onboard credit per stateroom plus a complimentary wine & beer beverage package with lunch and dinner
*Price per person, based on twin share. On sale until 17 September 2025. Subject to availability and change at time of booking.
Big Five & Beyond: A Luxury Escorted South Africa & Swazi Safari
Luxury Small-Group Safari | 14 Days | Only 8 Guests
Join North Travel for an exclusive, fully escorted African safari designed for just eight travellers. This 14-day journey through South Africa’s KwaZulu Natal and Eswatini (Swaziland) blends unforgettable wildlife encounters with handpicked luxury lodges and coastal escapes.
Begin in coastal Ballito before cruising the hippo-filled estuaries of St Lucia. Enjoy Big Five game drives in Tembe Elephant Park, then cross into Eswatini to unwind by Lake Jozini with optional tiger fishing and sunset cruises. Spend two nights at the remote Thonga Beach Lodge on the Indian Ocean, followed by safaris in Hluhluwe–iMfolozi and the renowned Thanda Private Game Reserve. The adventure ends back in Ballito with a farewell dinner by the sea.
A rare opportunity to experience Africa in comfort, connection, and style!
Egypt Experience
(11 nights)
Discover the wonders of Ancient Egypt as you cruise the Nile in comfort, explore iconic sites like Abu Simbel, the Pyramids of Giza, and the Valley of the Kings, stroll bustling bazaars, and enjoy authentic Nubian hospitality in a local village near Aswan.
