Travel at 60 Now Selling Australia’s Newest, Boldest Cruise Experience: Explorations by Norwegian

If you’ve ever dreamed of truly unpacking once and exploring the world at your own pace, rather than ticking off a handful of ports on a standard week-long cruise, Travel at 60 has some genuinely exciting news. From today (21 September), we’re offering our readers access to Explorations by Norwegian, one of the most ambitious cruise products to launch in years, and one built specifically with Australian travellers in mind.

What is Explorations by Norwegian?

Explorations by Norwegian is a bold new cruising concept sailing aboard the intimate, 684-guest Regatta. Rather than the usual short, port-hopping itinerary, the ship’s flagship offering is a genuinely extraordinary 371-day world voyage, departing from Rome and visiting more than 230 destinations across six continents [DT1] .

There is also the 367-day world cruise from Sydney.

It’s a product built by blending the best of ocean, river and expedition-style cruising, offering guests a genuinely immersive way to experience the world, rather than simply passing through it. And if a full year away from home isn’t quite what you had in mind, shorter regional segments of the same epic journey are also available, covering regions including the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, the Panama Canal, the Amazon, Asia and Australia, meaning you can experience a genuine slice of the adventure without committing to the entire voyage.

Every guest enjoys a genuinely always included onboard experience, with a comprehensive beverage package covering wines from leading regions including Australia, Argentina and Chile, a broad selection of spirits, and both branded and craft beers, alongside fresh, globally inspired dining with both indoor and outdoor seating options.

Why this is such a good fit for our readers

For Australians in their 60s and beyond who’ve spent a working life dreaming about genuinely extended travel, Explorations by Norwegian offers something the cruise industry rarely does: real time. Rather than a rushed week hopping between three or four ports, this is travel designed for people who finally have the flexibility, and the desire, to slow down and see the world properly.

The ship’s small size, just 684 guests, also means a genuinely more personal, less crowded onboard experience than you’d find on a typical mega-ship, with easier access to dining, entertainment and staff who quickly get to know their guests by name.

And with flexible segment options available, this isn’t an all-or-nothing proposition. Whether you’re after the full 371-day round-the-world adventure of a lifetime, or a focused few weeks exploring a single region that’s always been on your list, there’s a genuine entry point for almost any travel appetite and timeframe.

How to book

Travel at 60 begins taking bookings for Explorations by Norwegian from today (21 September). Book with Travel at 60 here.

If you’ve ever wanted to genuinely explore the world rather than simply visit it, this is exactly the kind of once-in-a-lifetime journey worth looking into.

[DT1]There is also the 367 day world cruise from Sydney