Atlas Adventurer offers luxury Asian expeditions

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The Atlas Adventurer, the world's first luxury expedition sailing yacht, is set to debut in November 2028, offering a series of exclusive voyages across Asia. Cruise Traveller, the Australian representative for Atlas Ocean Voyages, is offering an air credit of up to $3,000 (US$3,000) per twin suite for bookings made by 30 September 2026.

The Atlas Adventurer will embark on 10 sailings ranging from eight to 14 nights, exploring destinations such as Thailand, Indonesia, The Philippines, Hong Kong, Vietnam, and Malaysia. This 400-guest, all-suite yacht combines the elegance of 15th-century wind-powered vessels with cutting-edge 21st-century technology, including advanced electric propulsion and a nine-megawatt marine battery for zero emissions and near-silent operation.

Guests aboard the 210-metre yacht will enjoy seven fine dining venues, five lounges, a fitness and wellness centre, and a large pool. Specialised expedition amenities include Zodiacs, luxury motorboats, and a marina platform with an ocean pool. The yacht's design focuses on authentic discovery and cultural immersion, appealing to those seeking refined elegance and low-impact visits to remote locations.

Cruise Traveller's Managing Director, Joe O’Sullivan, highlighted the appeal of the yacht's debut, stating, "Atlas Ocean Voyages is a perfect fit for Australians who value relaxed luxury, abundant space, elevated cuisine, efficient service, affordability, and a focus on authentic, low-impact visits."

Fares for the Asian voyages start from $8,598 (US$8,598) per person, twin-share, for a nine-night journey from Singapore to Phuket. The itinerary includes stops at Malaysia's Pulau Pangkor, the trading port of George Town, Langkawi's beaches, and Thailand's limestone karsts near Krabi.


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Atlas Adventurer offers luxury Asian expeditions

The Atlas Adventurer, the world's first luxury expedition sailing yacht, is set to debut in November 2028, offering a series of exclusive voyages across Asia. Cruise Traveller, the Australian representative for Atlas Ocean Voyages, is offering an air credit of up to $3,000 (US$3,000) per twin suite for bookings made by 30 September 2026.

The Atlas Adventurer will embark on 10 sailings ranging from eight to 14 nights, exploring destinations such as Thailand, Indonesia, The Philippines, Hong Kong, Vietnam, and Malaysia. This 400-guest, all-suite yacht combines the elegance of 15th-century wind-powered vessels with cutting-edge 21st-century technology, including advanced electric propulsion and a nine-megawatt marine battery for zero emissions and near-silent operation.

Guests aboard the 210-metre yacht will enjoy seven fine dining venues, five lounges, a fitness and wellness centre, and a large pool. Specialised expedition amenities include Zodiacs, luxury motorboats, and a marina platform with an ocean pool. The yacht's design focuses on authentic discovery and cultural immersion, appealing to those seeking refined elegance and low-impact visits to remote locations.

Cruise Traveller's Managing Director, Joe O’Sullivan, highlighted the appeal of the yacht's debut, stating, "Atlas Ocean Voyages is a perfect fit for Australians who value relaxed luxury, abundant space, elevated cuisine, efficient service, affordability, and a focus on authentic, low-impact visits."

Fares for the Asian voyages start from $8,598 (US$8,598) per person, twin-share, for a nine-night journey from Singapore to Phuket. The itinerary includes stops at Malaysia's Pulau Pangkor, the trading port of George Town, Langkawi's beaches, and Thailand's limestone karsts near Krabi.


This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.

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