AIDA’s First World Cruise from Warnemunde to Set Sail in 2028
The AIDAmar will operate AIDA’s first world cruise from Warnemünde in 2028, the company said in a statement Setting sail on November 3, 2028, the 142-day cruise will visit 51 ports in 19 countries…
The AIDAmar will operate AIDA’s first world cruise from Warnemünde in 2028, the company said in a statement
Setting sail on November 3, 2028, the 142-day cruise will visit 51 ports in 19 countries on five continents, ending in Hamburg on March 25, 2029.
The ship will cross the equator twice and the date line once during the four-and-a-half-month voyage, paired with 12 overnight stays giving guests additional time to discover selected destinations.
From Warnemünde, the route leads to Isle of Portland, A Coruna, Gran Canaria and Santiago before crossing to Recife, Brazil.
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