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The World® 2025 takes Members on a global circumnavigation, stopping in the most coveted locales and untrammeled destinations. 

One year. Five continents. 30 ports of call. If desiring the pinnacle of ocean-inspired adventure, The World®, Residences at Sea is your stylish viewfinder. Life aboard the largest privately owned yacht includes six restaurants, golf facilities with onboard putting greens, full-size tennis courts, swimming pools, a spa, a fitness center with personal trainers, expert destination lecturers, a library, cinema, game rooms, and more. While The World® is known for its sophisticated ship design and unforgettable amenities, its ports of call are equally impressive. Here’s a sneak preview of how to make the most of the 2025 itinerary.

24 Hours In … 

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico | January 2025

Celebrate the start of the new year in one of Mexico’s top entices. Your around-the-world experience begins on New Year’s Day with a journey to Cabo San Lucas. Venture into town for cooking classes at two famous culinary mainstays. Join the famous Flora Farms team and learn the art of regional fare, with a focus on fresh produce and herbs from Flora Farms’ very own grounds. The interactive class also includes a farm tour, artisan cocktail, and private lunch. At Esperanza, Auberge Resorts Collection, culinary workshops showcase the natural riches of Los Cabos. Visit the Baja shoreline to dig for chocolata clams and return to the chef’s garden to hand-pick herbs and produce. Back in the kitchen, you’ll cook traditional fish-and-clam ceviche and pescado zarandeado over a wood-and-coal bonfire. Or visit a local farmers market and upon returning to the resort, learn to cook traditional Mexican-style street food.  

Cartagena, Colombia | February 2025  

This bustling port city located on the northern coast of Colombia faces west to the Caribbean Sea. Cartagena’s Old Town, surrounded by centuries-old stone walls, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover authentic culture at open-air cafes, lively bars, and tony restaurants. Navigate narrow cobblestoned streets lined with bougainvillea-draped balconies. Learn of the city’s history, as well as the impact of its most famous author, Gabriel García Márquez. Roam the historical districts of El Centro and San Diego, both gems of colonial architecture and lined with churches, monasteries, plazas, palaces, and mansions. Hire a yacht, take a photography or salsa class, or savor a gin-and-tonic tasting. If time permits, a half-day trip from Cartagena to Tayrona National Park is paradise found. Aquamarine water hugs massive rocks — akin to scenes from The Beach. Alternatively, visit Isla Rosario — a quick boat ride from the city center. 

Experience Old Town's charm and energy
Explore Cartagena from the water

Casablanca, Morocco | April 2025  

Blend ancient heritage with modern charm, and you've got Casablanca. Explore the enchanting streets, bustling souks, narrow alleyways, and historical sites. From the Hassan II Mosque to the Old Medina and the Quartier Habous, these odes to the past are steeped in centuries of history. Visit the Art Deco buildings of the city center, a legacy of its French colonial past, and wander to the nearby beaches of Ain Diab or Mohammedia, where golden sands and azure waters await. For a taste of Moroccan wilderness, venture inland to the breathtaking landscapes of the Atlas Mountains or the scenic valleys of the Ourika River.

Brač Island, Croatia | July 2025

From Dubrovnik's renowned city walls and Hvar's vibrant nightlife to the pristine beaches of Brač and Korčula's fantastic wine scene, Croatia is poised for extraordinary adventure. While stopping on Brac Island, your 24-hour to-do list is action-packed: Explore the famous Zlatni Rat Beach. Nicknamed Golden Horn and considered one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Croatia, it’s become a haven for windsurfing. Hike Vidova Gora, the highest mountain of the Croatian islands (anticipate a three-hour trek) or go scuba diving among brilliant coral reefs. Discover Brač marble, used to build the White House, the Reichstag in Berlin, and the Hofburg in Vienna. Once the sun goes down, party at Varadero, which attracts top Croatian DJs and is in the heart of Bol, located on the south side of the island.  

Port Louis, Mauritius | October 2025

This island sanctuary in the Indian Ocean will undoubtedly become a favorite port of call during the 2025 voyage. Known for its turquoise waters and diverse flora and fauna, Mauritius caters to both water and culture seekers. Rent a colorful Moke and start your 24-hour discovery at the National History Museum in Mahébourg, which showcases the maritime and colonial history of the island. Refuel with a traditional roti — a delicious Indian-style flatbread. Dine on creole-inspired cuisine at Chez Tante Athalie, located in an enchanting Mauritian house. Cap your day by watching the sunset from Le Morne Brabant mountain, which overlooks the island’s southwest lagoon. 

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Kaylasson Hindu Temple, is an important place of worship
Le Morne Brabant has a summit 556 meters above sea level

Darwin, Australia | December 2025

From traditional ceremonial practices to world-class contemporary arts, the story of the Northern Territory’s Aboriginal culture is front and center when experiencing Darwin. Connect with the oldest living culture at Kakadu National Park, home to the largest concentration of rock art sites. Some paintings are up to 20,000 years old, which makes the artwork one of the longest historical records of any group of people. When visiting the lush and tropical Top End, amazing wildlife experiences are also found in Darwin's Nitmiluk National Park. For an authentic culinary memory, Darwin foodies head to Ella by Minoli for flavor-packed Sri Lankan cuisine, or Pee Wee’s at the Point for modern Australian fare.  

At Ella, it’s not just about the food – it’s an experience
The perfect family destination, Australia beckons to the little ones

The Ship  

Prefer to stay aboard the ship and enjoy the numerous amenities? The World is the largest private residential yacht — the only ship of its kind currently in operation and sailing a continuous itinerary across every ocean and continent. Lauded for bespoke services and unique lifestyle, residents enjoy an average occupancy of just 150 to 200 residents and guests. While onboard, anticipatory service, culinary and cultural exploration, and curated shoreside experiences are tailored to individual preferences. Additionally, staying active aboard The World is a breeze. Practice your golf swing, launch a kayak from the ship’s marina, enjoy a tennis match, or stroll along the open-air walking track. 

WHERE YOU'LL STAY

4 Residences
The World

The World Residences

4 Residences

The World Residences