Princess Cruises has unveiled its 2028 World Cruise, offering an incredible adventure for those eager to see more of the world.The 115-night voyage sets sail on January 3, 2028, aboard the Coral Princess, taking passengers to 49 destinations spanning 24 countries and five continents.Travellers can embark from either Fort Lauderdale or Los Angeles for this huge journey that covers 36,000 nautical miles.The ship holds around 2,000 guests and will cross both the Equator and the International Date Line during the expedition. Bookings are now open for the globe-spanning itinerary.The cruise includes stops in Fiji | GETTYThe route takes passengers through the legendary Panama Canal before heading to Hawaii and the South Pacific, with stops in Samoa and Fiji along the way.From there, it is on to Australia and New Zealand, visiting Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland.The ship then crosses the Indian Ocean to Mauritius and Réunion Island before reaching South Africa. One of the real highlights is a maiden call to Mossel Bay, a charming coastal town Princess Cruises hasn’t visited before.This spot is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring coastal caves containing evidence of early human behaviour dating back over 160,000 years.The cruise line has expanded its “More Ashore” programme, giving passengers extra time to explore key destinations. Cape Town and Auckland both feature overnight stays, letting travellers properly soak in these stunning cities.There are also 10 late-night port calls on the cards, including Barcelona, Casablanca, Dubrovnik, Honolulu, Melbourne and Sydney.For wildlife enthusiasts, Princess is offering something new – immersive safari experiences at top African game reserves.Guests can visit Aquila Game Reserve or Pumba Private Game Reserve, where they might spot the iconic White Lions. These extended stops mean passengers can enjoy world-class dining in South Africa and experience destinations after dark.The around-the-world cruise stops at Sydney, Australia | GETTYThe journey aboard Coral Princess features West End-calibre productions, folkloric performances and educational lectures throughout the voyage.Menus are inspired by each port of call, crafted from regionally sourced ingredients, with the cruise line being named “Best Cruises for Food Lovers” by Food & Wine magazine.Those who can’t commit to the full 115 nights can choose flexible segments ranging from 20 to 100 nights. Captain’s Circle members receive up to $3,000 in bonus onboard credit per stateroom.Princess Cruises chief commercial officer, Jim Berra, said: “Our 2028 World Cruise is an unparalleled voyage designed for travellers to see the world in a meaningful, immersive way with more overnight stays, more time in port, deeper cultural connections and unforgettable moments at every turn.“Guests will embark on an exceptional and deeply rewarding journey with extraordinary exploration, effortlessly wrapped in Princess’ signature warmth.”