Reiseverlauf

Reiseverlauf abhängig von Wetter- und Eislage. Beschriebene Naturerlebnisse/Tiersichtungen sind mögliche Ereignisse auf den Expeditionen und nicht garantiert.

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  Lautoka, Fiji

  
  

  Bula! Welcome to Fiji and the nation’s second largest city, Lautoka, nestled in the heart of sugar-cane country. This sweet start to your voyage opens up a world of blissful beaches, turquoise seascapes, dense jungle and the always-smiling Fijian locals.  
  
  Your Discovery Voyage into wonder begins with a warm greeting by the Captain and crew as you step on board Scenic Eclipse II. Sip on a glass of Champagne as you explore your luxurious suite, then join fellow guests at the Sky Bar to toast the start of an unforgettable voyage. 

  Please book your flight to arrive into Nadi prior to 02:00 PM.

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  At Sea

  
  

  This morning, savour the comforts of your luxuriously appointed suite, your very own 6-star hotel.  Ask your butler to deliver breakfast to your suite, where you can enjoy it on the verandah as the deep blue waters of the sea slip by outside.     
  
  Visit the Sky Bar and outdoor Vitality pool on Deck 10. Step into the tranquil Senses Spa# on Deck 6 with its steam rooms, saunas and Vitality Thermal Lounge. Stop for a coffee or a cocktail at one of the eight bars and lounges on board, otherwise curl up with a book in the library of the Observation Lounge. 
  
  Every day on board your Scenic Discovery Yacht, a true culinary journey awaits, with a distinct range of all-inclusive culinary experiences. You may decide to return to the Yacht Club for lunch, or choose Azure Bar & Café where you can graze throughout the day.  
  
  With a guest-to-crew ratio of close to one-to-one, you will enjoy the most attentive service at sea, regardless of where you decide to dine.

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  At Sea

  
  

  Be sure to check your Daily Program for the Discovery Team lecture times, where you can deepen your understanding of the region with insightful presentations. During the day, the theatre also hosts movies and documentaries, while as night falls it comes alive with memorable performances, from musical theatre and cabaret to pop, dance and interactive game shows.
  
  As dusk falls, the hardest decision you have to make is in which direction to wander. Elements is the main dining experience, where the menu ranges from Italian to steak and seafood. Channel the spirit of Asia at Koko's Asian Fusion, which features the Sushi & Saké Bar @ Koko’s and Night Market @ Koko’s+. Journey to France at Lumière+ or dine in the privacy of your suite, choosing from a comprehensive 24-hour menu. 

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  Champagne Beach, Espiritu Santo Island, Vanuatu

  
  

  Espiritu Santo, the largest island in Vanuatu’s archipelago, enchants with Champagne Bay, one of the world’s most exquisite beaches where a freshwater spring flows into the lagoon creating a spa-like bubbling sensation at low tide. Inhabited by the Ni-Vanuatu, who preserve Melanesian traditions, you’re welcomed ashore with a lively string band and the mesmerising water music women’s performance. Taste seasonal fruits, nuts, and kava, a revered local drink, before a scenic bus ride to swim in a stunning blue hole, immersing you in the island’s vibrant culture and natural wonders.  

  Scenic Discovery:
  Today you may enjoy an assortment of Discovery activities, weather and local authority approvals permitting. Navigate calm waters by kayak or stand-up paddleboard and snorkel amidst colourful reefs.

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  Lata (Ndende Island), Solomon Islands

  
  

  Lata, a serene and picturesque town on Nendö Island, also known as Ndende Island, in the Solomon Islands, enchants with its natural beauty and tranquil charm. The warm and welcoming locals invite you to experience their rich traditions and way of life. With pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, Lata offers exceptional snorkelling, where vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life create unforgettable underwater experiences.

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  Santa Ana Island, Solomon Islands

  
  

  Step ashore on Santa Ana Island, also known as Owaraha, a remote coral gem in the southeastern Solomons. Rich in history and culture, the island offers a rare glimpse into traditional island life. Wander through vibrant villages, meet welcoming locals, and discover handcrafted treasures that reflect centuries of heritage. Relax on pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters, where snorkelling unveils vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life.

  Scenic Discovery:
  Delight in an array of Discovery activities, weather and local authority approvals permitting. Paddle across serene waters by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, snorkel over stunning reefs, or opt for an exclusive optional helicopter^ or submersible^ experience to uncover breathtaking vistas.

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  Honiara, Guadalcanal Island, Solomon Islands

  
  

  The Solomon Islands’ largest island, cloaked in tropical rainforest, boasts palm-fringed coasts and pristine white-sand beaches. Surrounded by clear waters teeming with wildlife, delve into history at World War II relics and monuments, including the Battle of Guadalcanal sites. Honiara unveils its wartime significance, with the Vilu War Museum, Cultural Centre, National Museum, and National Archives, blending natural beauty with rich heritage. Walk along the waterfront markets, where local vendors offer fresh produce, handwoven baskets and carved wooden artefacts, providing a vibrant glimpse into everyday Solomon Island life.

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  Njari > Gizo, Solomon Islands

  
  

  The Solomon Islands offer exceptional opportunities to explore a vibrant underwater world. Pristine reefs reveal an extraordinary diversity of marine life, from colourful reef fish to graceful rays, playful dolphins, and sea turtles gliding through crystal-clear waters. With expansive coral gardens and thriving ecosystems, the region is a haven for snorkelling, diving, and underwater photography.
  
  Njari Island, a remote and uninhabited island just offshore from Gizo, epitomises tropical serenity. Fringed by white sand and turquoise waters, its secluded shores invite relaxed swimming and immersive snorkelling in an idyllic island setting. Gizo itself serves as the gateway to the Western Province, where wartime wrecks lie beneath the surface and the legacy of PT-109 adds historical depth to the area's natural allure.

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  Embark on a water experience with your Discovery team, weather and local authority approvals permitting. Swimming in pristine lagoons, snorkelling amidst colourful marine ecosystems, and skimming the surface on a stand-up paddleboard, all in the heart of breathtaking surroundings.

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  Torokina, Bougainville Island, Papua New Guinea

  
  

  Torokina sits on the shores of Empress Augusta Bay on Bougainville’s west coast, where dark sand beaches meet dense rainforest and low, forested hills. Once a strategically important landing site during the Second World War, today it is defined more by village life, simple churches and gardens close to the shoreline. Coming ashore offers a sense of everyday Bougainville, with the sound of the surf, children playing by the water and paths that lead inland beneath the canopy. The area’s wartime past and ongoing links to the sea lend Torokina a quiet, reflective character that contrasts with its raw, green surroundings.

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  Rabaul > Duke of York Islands, Papua New Guinea

  
  

  Located at the eastern tip of New Britain, the tropical port town of Rabaul is renowned for its dramatic natural setting. Set along the sheltered waters of Simpson Harbour, the town is encircled by a ring of volcanoes, including the still-active Mount Tavurvur, creating a striking landscape shaped by powerful natural forces. Volcanic ash blankets parts of the old town, where remnants of pre-eruption buildings stand as testament to nature's force. 
  
  The area's network of wartime tunnels, built by Japanese forces during World War II, offers a sobering glimpse into the region's strategic importance during the conflict. Later, depart Rabaul and sail across tranquil waters toward the Duke of York Islands, a picturesque archipelago set between New Britain and New Ireland. Dotted with palm-fringed shores and surrounded by clear, turquoise seas, these quiet islands offer a peaceful contrast to Rabaul’s dramatic volcanic landscape, inviting relaxed exploration in an idyllic tropical setting.

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  At Sea

  
  

  Days at sea offer time to enjoy your Scenic Discovery Yacht, with no port calls and the freedom to spend the day entirely as you choose. Join Discovery Team lectures in the theatre, visit the open bridge to learn more about Scenic Eclipse II’s technology from one of the best viewing vantage points on board, or simply relax by the pool or in a private cabana with a book.
  
  Unwind throughout the day in the expansive Senses Spa, where saunas, thermal lounges and soothing treatments# invite you to slow down and rejuvenate. Spend unhurried time in the Observation Lounge, playing board games, reading or simply taking in the ever-changing seascapes. With all-day dining and premium beverages included throughout your voyage, you can linger over each moment entirely at your leisure. As evening draws to a close, retreat to your suite and enjoy a nightcap delivered by your butler, bringing the day to a perfectly unhurried finish.

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  Lorengau, Manus Island, Papua New Guinea

  
  

  Discover Manus Island, the northern jewel of the Admiralty Islands, where lush forests and vibrant wildlife thrive. Steeped in history yet remarkably untouched, the island offers a glimpse into life in one of Papua New Guinea’s most remote regions. Keep an eye out for unique creatures such as the spotted cuscus (an endemic marsupial), or admire the island’s iconic green tree snail, whose shells reflect centuries of local tradition. The island's sheltered harbour once served as a significant Allied naval base during World War II, and traces of that era remain visible along the coastline. Local villages maintain traditional ways of life, with fishing, weaving and canoe-building still central to daily routines. Manus is a serene, fascinating stop for curious travellers seeking natural beauty and cultural richness.

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  At Sea

  
  

  A day at sea is the perfect opportunity to explore more of your Scenic Discovery Yacht’s world-class facilities, with an array of all-inclusive activities to enjoy at your own pace. Make time to visit the Observation Lounge & Terrace on Deck 5 at the bow, an inviting space for a specialty tea or coffee as you read, play a board game or simply watch the sea and sky unfold outside floor-to-ceiling windows.
  
  For quiet time outdoors, head to Deck 10 and settle into a cabana, perhaps with a freshly squeezed juice or a refreshing spritz in hand, using your in-suite binoculars to take in the horizon and any passing wildlife. As evening arrives, savour the vibrant flavours in the distinct culinary experiences on board, then enjoy live entertainment as the night unfolds.

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  At Sea

  
  

  Start your day with sunrise yoga or Pilates in the wellness studio, where floor-to-ceiling windows frame the endless horizon. Then, step into the Senses Spa, a tranquil retreat offering everything from rejuvenating massages# to thermal loungers and steam rooms. Whether you choose a soothing treatment# or to simply relax in the serene ambience, the ocean becomes your backdrop for ultimate renewal.
  
  Days at sea are perfect for expanding your knowledge of the regions you are exploring. Your expert Discovery Team present lectures covering topics from marine biology to regional history. You might learn about the ecosystems beneath the waves or the cultural heritage of the destinations ahead. For hands-on fun, join a cooking class with Scenic’s chefs and take home new skills to impress your family and friends.

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  Koror, Palau

  
  

  Situated in the heart of the Pacific, Koror invites you to discover a captivating fusion of vibrant culture and breathtaking natural wonders. As the gateway to Palau’s famed marine sanctuaries, Koror offers crystal-clear waters, pristine coral reefs, and an extraordinary diversity of tropical marine life, perfect for snorkelling, or exploration ashore.
  
  The Rock Islands, a World Heritage-listed site, rise dramatically from turquoise lagoons, their mushroom-shaped limestone formations creating one of the Pacific's most iconic seascapes. Jellyfish Lake offers a surreal swimming experience amongst harmless golden jellyfish, whilst traditional bai (meeting houses) showcase intricate carved storyboards depicting Palauan legends. Rich in history and warm island hospitality, Koror is a jewel of Micronesia.

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  Koror, Palau

  
  

  An additional day in Koror invites a deeper look into the landscapes and traditions that define Palau. Explore further into the World Heritage-listed Rock Islands Southern Lagoon, where hidden inlets and emerald islets create a maze of sheltered waterways.
  
  You may choose to wander local markets, or learn more about Palau’s matrilineal society and ancient customs through its traditional meeting houses. With more time on your side, Koror reveals layers of history and culture that reward a more considered exploration.

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  At Sea

  
  

  Take time today to find a quiet nook in the Observation Lounge, order a perfectly brewed coffee and watch the endless blue horizon. Or take a seat on your private verandah and let the ocean breeze remind you why you chose this journey. These are the moments that stay with you, the ones that make a day at sea unforgettable.
  
  Join a complimentary class in the PURE: Yoga & Pilates Studio, or recharge in the state-of-the-art POWER: Gym. Then, book a spa treatment#, with the Senses Spa offering ESPA facials and massages, Ayurvedic therapies and Japanese shiatsu. Afterwards, rest in the Salt Therapy Lounge, allowing the mineral-rich air to support your sense of restoration.
  
  For a quieter evening, you may prefer to dine in your suite, with 24-hour in-suite dining and personalised butler service ensuring every detail is taken care of.

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  Casulian Island, Philippines

  
  

  Casulian Island, in the central Philippines, also known as Corregidor Island, feels far removed from the country’s busier resort centres. A sweep of pale sand, clear shallows and gently wooded slopes sets an unhurried tone from the moment you arrive. Time here is likely to centre on simple pleasures: walking the shoreline, swimming from the beach or sitting beneath the shade of coastal trees. Offshore, patches of coral and seagrass hint at the rich marine life that underpins local fishing traditions, offering a quiet glimpse of everyday island life in the Visayas. Small fishing boats rest along the shore, and the rhythm of village life unfolds at a gentle pace, with children sometimes playing near the water's edge and locals tending to nets and outrigger canoes.

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  Cebu, Philippines

  
  

  Cebu, one of the Philippines’ most historic cities, blends Spanish colonial landmarks, lively neighbourhoods and a growing contemporary arts and dining scene. Walk in the footsteps of early Spanish settlers at centuries-old churches and plazas before exploring markets and smaller boutiques for local crafts and design. Magellan's Cross, planted in 1521, marks the arrival of Christianity in the Philippines, whilst the Basilica del Santo Niño houses one of the country's oldest religious relics. Fort San Pedro, a Spanish-era fortification, offers a glimpse into Cebu's colonial past, whilst vibrant Carbon Market pulses with local life, fragrant spices and fresh produce. Time here may also reveal Cebu’s coastal side, with nearby islands, marine reserves and beach-fringed shores adding another dimension to your visit.

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  Boracay, Philippines

  
  

  Boracay is one of the Philippines’ most recognisable island destinations, known for its long stretch of pale sand and clear, gently shelving water. Away from the busier beach sections, smaller coves and quieter walking routes reveal a softer side to the island. White Beach stretches for several kilometres along the western shore, backed by coconut palms and low-rise resorts, whilst Puka Shell Beach to the north offers a more secluded setting. Offshore, coral gardens and gentle currents create ideal conditions for snorkelling, and traditional paraw sailboats still glide across the bay at sunset. You might spend time along the waterfront, pause at a café or bar to sample local dishes and fresh seafood, or simply sit and watch the rhythm of boats and walkers along the shore.

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  El Nido, Philippines

  
  

  El Nido, at the northern tip of Palawan, is framed by limestone cliffs, sheltered lagoons and clear, shallow bays. The surrounding Bacuit Archipelago scatters small islands and pocket beaches across a compact stretch of sea, giving the area an intimate, almost enclosed feel. Hidden lagoons accessible only by kayak reveal calm waters surrounded by towering karst formations, whilst secluded beaches offer quiet stretches of sand away from the main town. Snorkelling sites around Miniloc and Shimizu islands showcase healthy coral gardens and diverse marine life, from parrotfish to occasional sea turtles. Time here tends to unfold at an easy pace, with opportunities to appreciate the interplay of rock, sand and sea and the distinctive coastal scenery that has made this corner of the Philippines so admired.

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  At Sea

  
  

  Sea days on board your Scenic Discovery Yacht are an opportunity to embrace the journey, recharge and indulge in experiences that make this voyage truly extraordinary. 
  
  Join the Discovery Team in the state-of-the-art theatre for engaging lectures on marine biology, ornithology or the cultural heritage of the Pacific. These passionate experts bring the regions you're exploring to life through their deep knowledge and enthusiasm.
  
  Between sessions, visit the Sky Bar and outdoor Vitality pool on Deck 10, or step into the tranquil Senses Spa# on Deck 6 with its steam rooms, infrared sauna, Salt Therapy Lounge and Vitality Thermal Lounge, and unwind in the serene ambience as the ocean becomes your backdrop for ultimate renewal.
  
  This evening, enjoy contemporary French fine dining at Lumière+, where each dish is paired with an exquisite selection of Champagne, or savour refined Italian, steak and seafood at Elements.  

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  At Sea

  
  

  Days at sea provide the time and space to truly unwind, disconnect from everyday pressures and reconnect with yourself. 
  
  Your butler is on hand to ensure every detail is taken care of. Request a glass of Champagne delivered to your verandah, assistance with packing, or a perfectly drawn bath. With a guest-to-crew ratio of close to one-to-one, you'll enjoy the most attentive overall service at sea.
  
  Spend the morning in the Observation Lounge with a speciality coffee, reading a book or simply watching the endless blue horizon. Join a complimentary class in the PURE Yoga & Pilates Studio, or recharge in the state-of-the-art POWER: Gym. For those seeking deeper relaxation, the expansive 550sqm Senses Spa offers ESPA treatments#, from rejuvenating facials to Ayurvedic massage or Japanese Shiatsu.
  
  Perhaps enjoy one final dinner at Lumière+, where contemporary French fine dining is paired with an exquisite selection of Champagne, or celebrate your journey with the vibrant street-food inspired dishes at Night Market @ Koko's+. Later, unwind at the Scenic Lounge Bar, where over 100 whiskeys and expertly crafted cocktails await for a final toast.

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  Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region of People's Republic of China

  
  

  Hong Kong, where steep green hills frame one of the world’s most recognisable harbours, provides a fitting finale to your journey. Traditional temples, lively markets and historic tramways sit alongside towering skyscrapers contemporary galleries and an evolving dining scene.
  
  Your Discovery Voyage comes to a close this morning. After a final sumptuous breakfast, farewell your fellow guests and the Scenic Eclipse II crew, taking with you memories of an unforgettable ultra-luxury journey through the Pacific.

  Please book your flight to depart out of Hong Kong after 12:00 PM.

  #Spa treatments and services at additional cost. Daily activities may be subject to change; please consult your Daily Wonder for updates. 
  +All drinks on board, including those stocked in your mini bar, are included, except for a very small number of rare, fine and vintage wines, Champagnes and spirits. Specialty restaurants require a reservation, enquire on board.  
  ^Experiences on board our two helicopters and submersible are at additional cost, subject to regulatory approval, availability, weight restrictions, medical approval and weather conditions.
  ~Kayak and stand-up paddleboard not available in all locations.

  Helicopter and submersible not in operation in all regions. 

  The itinerary is a guide only and may be amended for operational reasons. As such Scenic cannot guarantee the voyage will operate unaltered from the itinerary stated above. Please refer to our terms and conditions for further information.