The new offerings are designed to integrate seamlessly with four specific voyages scheduled between March and April 2029. In Kenya, the cruise line has secured partnerships with luxury operators including Abercrombie & Kent. The itineraries vary in intensity and exclusivity, such as the eight-day Luxury Signature Safari, which traverses private reserves like Laikipia and the Masai Mara, priced from $26,969 per person.
For departures from South Africa, the programs shift focus to the Cape Winelands and the predator-dense reserves of Botswana. Guests can choose from options like a four-day tour of Franschhoek’s vineyards or an expansive seven-day journey through the Okavango Delta, Chobe, and Victoria Falls. According to CEO James A. Rodriguez, the initiative aims to extend the expedition experience beyond the ship, ensuring that the level of craftsmanship on land matches the boutique standards maintained aboard the fleet.

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