Atlas Adventurer Debuts Asia and Africa Voyages in 2028-29
Giraffe and zebras on African savannah plains

Atlas Adventurer’s inaugural season 2028-29 introduces first-ever Asia and Africa expeditions

Atlas Ocean Voyages has announced the inaugural season of Atlas Adventurer, the newest addition to its fleet of luxury expedition yachts. Marking a significant milestone for the brand, the season introduces an all-new collection of journeys across Asia and Africa, regions never before featured in the Atlas destination portfolio.

The inaugural season’s expeditions begin November 6, 2028, in Kobe, Japan, and culminate on May 1, 2029 in Athens, Greece.

Guests will explore the vibrant cultures and diverse landscapes of destinations including Indonesia and Thailand, as well as the remote, wildlife-rich shores of Madagascar and Kenya. Enriched by Atlas’ Epicurean Expeditions and Cultural Experiences, each journey is thoughtfully designed to deepen connections through regional cuisine, local traditions, and meaningful encounters, all while blending authentic discovery with the brand’s signature yachting elegance.

Luxurious amenities

Atlas Adventurer Penthouse Suite living areas with ocean views, warm wood panelling and elegant furnishings

The 26,000-ton, 400-guest vessel will feature sail-assisted technology. It features 200 all-suite accommodation, including spacious 1,385-sq.-ft. two-bedroom Owner’s Suites and 565-sq.-ft. Penthouse Suites.

Guests can enjoy seven dining options, five bars/lounges, an educational culinary studio, and a substantially expanded fitness/wellness center. It is equipped with a marina platform with an ocean pool, Zodiacs, and luxury motorboats for rugged shore excursions.

A Landmark Inaugural Season

Atlas Adventurer luxury expedition yacht render with three sail-assisted masts at sunset

Across the collection, guests will explore Japan, Southeast Asia, and the Indian Ocean before transitioning into East and Southern Africa.

In Bangkok, for example, travelers may immerse themselves in Thailand’s dynamic culinary scene, from guided explorations of bustling street markets to refined tastings that reveal the balance of sweet, sour, salty, and spice that defines the region’s cuisine.

In the Philippines, the crystalline waters of Palawan and Puerto Princesa invite discovery through snorkeling and kayaking in UNESCO-protected marine environments, while Boracay offers a more relaxed rhythm with its powder-soft beaches and vibrant local culture.

Along the coasts of Africa, experiences take on a distinctly wild and elemental character—from marine safaris and whale watching in Mossel Bay, South Africa, to exploration around Andoany (Hell-Ville) on Nosy Be, Madagascar, where guests can encounter endemic lemur species, stroll through ylang-ylang plantations and lush tropical forests, and discover rare flora that thrives in this uniquely biodiverse island environment.

Extraordinary Expeditions: Extended Journeys

For travellers seeking deeper exploration, Atlas introduces a collection of Extraordinary Expeditions: extended voyages of 40 nights or more. These journeys include exclusive amenities such as private ground transfers, special events, and commemorative gifts.

  • Dec 23, 2028 (40 nights) – Apex of the East Indies, Bangkok to Singapore
  • Feb 10, 2029 (42 nights) – East Africa & Asia Expedition, Bali to Mombasa
  • Apr 7, 2029 (45 nights) – Silk & Sands Passage, Cape Town to Athens
  • Nov 30, 2028 (128 nights) – The Grand Odyssey Expedition, Kobe to Cape Town

These extended itineraries offer a rare opportunity to experience entire regions in a single seamless journey, combining multiple expedition routes into a comprehensive exploration.

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