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Scenic Eclipse II April 13-May 8 2028 Cruise & Offers | Scenic Cruises

Ultimate Voyage: Tahiti, Papua New Guinea & Solomon Islands: Papeete to Cairns

Voyage212F130428.2EmbarkationPapeete, French PolynesiaDisembarkationCairns, AustraliaDatesApril 13-May 8 2028Duration26 daysShipScenic Eclipse II

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Scenic Eclipse II voyage 212F130428.2 from Papeete to Cairns
Scenic Eclipse II | 212F130428.2

Itinerary at a Glance

April 13-May 8 2028
Day 1 | 13 April 2028Papeete, French PolynesiaArrival and departure times not published

Welcome to the island of Tahiti. The capital of French Polynesia, Tahiti is the largest of a string of 118 islands scattered across the South Pacific, approximately halfway between Los Angeles and Sydney. Papeete possesses the buzz of a city with a relaxed lifestyle and a melting pot of cultures. This afternoon, be warmly greeted with a glass of Champagne as you board Scenic Eclipse II, your ultra-luxury home for the next 12 days. Meet the Captain, crew and your Discovery Team before setting sail into the sparkling South Pacific. Please book your flight to arrive into Papeete prior to 02:00 PM.

Day 2 | 14 April 2028Cook´s Bay, Moorea, French PolynesiaArrival and departure times not published

Step into the vibrant beauty of Moorea, where shimmering turquoise lagoons, lush tropical fruits, dramatic mountain peaks, and palm-lined beaches create an unforgettable island escape. Enjoy water activities off the water sports marina, organised by the Discovery Team, or simply relax and soak in the serene coastal atmosphere. Tonight, indulge in refined French cuisine at Lumière+, where elegance meets exceptional culinary craftsmanship. Enjoy exquisite dishes paired with fine wines in a sophisticated atmosphere, perfect for a special evening.

Day 3 | 15 April 2028Bora Bora, French PolynesiaArrival and departure times not published

Bora Bora greets you with its iconic turquoise lagoon and the striking silhouette of Mount Otemanu. Stroll along pristine white-sand beaches, feel the gentle ocean breeze, and take in sweeping views of the dramatic volcanic peaks. Enjoy a variety of water-based activities in the crystal-clear lagoon, from kayaking and paddleboarding to snorkelling among vibrant coral reefs, all framed by the island’s breathtaking scenery. For a more leisurely pace, relax on the beach, explore secluded coves, or simply soak in the tranquil beauty of one of the South Pacific’s most celebrated islands.

Day 4 | 16 April 2028At SeaArrival and departure times not published

Spend a leisurely day aboard your ultra-luxury Scenic Discovery Yacht. Begin with a slow morning in your spacious suite, savouring breakfast delivered directly to you. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows frame ever-changing views of the open ocean, creating a serene backdrop as you ease into the day. Your personal butler is always on hand to bring morning refreshments, afternoon tea, or cocktails to your private verandah. Whether you choose to unwind in your suite or simply admire the endless horizon, today is yours to savour the elegance and comfort of life at sea.

Day 5 | 17 April 2028Aitutaki Atoll, Cook IslandsArrival and departure times not published

Aitutaki reveals one of the world’s most stunning lagoons, stretching over 50 square kilometres and dotted with a constellation of islands and islets, most untouched and pristine. With gentle elevations never exceeding 124 metres, the sweeping, picture-perfect vistas remain uninterrupted at every turn. Immerse yourself in the lagoon’s crystalline waters with a snorkelling excursion, bask on powdery beaches, or simply surrender to the tranquil rhythm of island life. Browse the local markets near the wharf, where vendors showcase a curated selection of black pearls, vibrant sarongs, and exquisite handmade craft — perfect for those seeking a touch of authentic island elegance.

Day 6 | 18 April 2028Palmerston Island, Cook IslandsArrival and departure times not published

One of the most remote communities in the world, Palmerston Island lies within a brilliant turquoise lagoon formed by a coral atoll in the northern Cook Islands. Six small islets sit within an 11-kilometre-wide ring of reef, creating a protected haven rich in marine life. Originally known as Avarau, meaning “200 harbours”, the island was sighted by Captain James Cook in 1774 and later named for Lord Palmerston of the British Admiralty. Today, fewer than 60 residents live here, most descended from Englishman William Marsters, a ship’s carpenter who settled in 1863. A warm welcome awaits, often led by the Mayor and local schoolchildren. Spend time discovering this close-knit community, browsing handmade crafts, or enjoying the lagoon’s inviting waters including Duke’s Pool, where Prince Philip swam during his visit in the 1970s.

Day 7 | 19 April 2028At SeaArrival and departure times not published

After a couple of days exploring, enjoy some relaxation at sea. Join newfound friends over a meal at the Azure Bar & Café, with beautiful indoor and outdoor seating. Graze throughout the day and savour Scenic Eclipse II's all-inclusive premium beverages—there's something to suit every taste. Tonight's entertainment at the state-of-the-art theatre offers another opportunity to appreciate the magical moments aboard Scenic Eclipse II before you retire to your ultra-luxury suite. Or choose to dine in the comfort of your suite and have your evening nightcap delivered by your butler.

Day 8 | 20 April 2028Alofi, NiueArrival and departure times not published

Step into Alofi, the heart of Niue, one of the world’s smallest nations with fewer than 2,000 residents. This peaceful town offers a glimpse of the South Pacific as it once was, with charming churches and quiet streets reflecting its rich Polynesian heritage. Venture beyond Alofi along dramatic coastal trails, past cliffs and hidden caves, or unwind on pristine, secluded beaches perfect for swimming and snorkelling in complete tranquillity.

Day 9 | 21 April 2028Cross the International Date LineArrival and departure times not published

Today you will become a time traveller, as Scenic Eclipse II crosses the International Date Line, an imaginary line of demarcation that runs from the North to the South Pole, located roughly along the 180th meridian in the Pacific Ocean. Join the Captain and crew for a celebratory crossing ceremony, honouring ancient maritime traditions with a light-hearted appreciation of the marvels of time and travel.

Day 10 | 22 April 2028Neiafu, Vava'u, TongaArrival and departure times not published

Tonga’s Vava’u archipelago, a cluster of around 40 coral islands, enchants with lush landscapes, sandy beaches, and vibrant marine life. Towering Mount Talau offers sweeping views, while local traditions—from pandanus weaving to vanilla extraction—bring the island’s rich culture to life. Scenic Discovery: Today, subject to weather and local authorities’ approval, you may have the opportunity to join your Discovery Team to snorkel, kayak or stand-up paddleboard in the calm lagoon.

Day 11 | 23 April 2028Tubou Village, Lakeba Island, FijiArrival and departure times not published

Arrive on Lakeba Island and explore the charming Tubou Village, where Fijian customs and everyday life unfold against a backdrop of verdant landscapes. Meander through quiet lanes, meet welcoming locals, and enjoy the atmosphere of this lesser-known South Pacific haven.

Day 12 | 24 April 2028Somosomo, Taveuni Island, FijiArrival and departure times not published

Somosomo, the largest village on Fiji’s Taveuni Island, offers a gateway to some of the region’s most spectacular marine environments. Nearby waters are home to vibrant coral reefs teeming with diverse marine life, making it a haven for snorkelling enthusiasts. On land, lush landscapes invite discovery, from cascading waterfalls to serene lakes, providing an idyllic balance of adventure and relaxation.

Day 13 | 25 April 2028Lautoka, FijiArrival and departure times not published

Lautoka sits amid rolling sugarcane fields and palm-lined shores on Fiji’s golden west coast. Known as the gateway to the idyllic Yasawa Islands, this vibrant port offers an authentic taste of Fijian life, from bustling markets and friendly villages to stunning coastlines and striking natural landscapes. This evening, unwind in Elements on Deck 4, where an à la carte menu of Italian favourites, premium steaks, and fresh seafood is served in a relaxed dinner setting.

Day 14 | 26 April 2028At SeaArrival and departure times not published

Take a moment to yourself this morning and soak in the comforts of your luxuriously appointed suite, your very own 6-star hotel. Ask your butler to deliver breakfast to your suite, where you can enjoy it on the verandah as the deep blue waters of the sea slip by outside. Visit the Sky Bar and outdoor Vitality Pool on Deck 10. Step into the tranquil Senses Spa on Deck 6 with its steam rooms, saunas, plunge pool and Vitality Thermal Lounge. Stop for a coffee or a cocktail at one of the eight bars and lounges on board, or curl up with a book in the library of the Observation Lounge. Every day on board Scenic Eclipse II, a true culinary journey awaits, with up to 10 extraordinary all-inclusive culinary experiences. You may decide to return to the Yacht Club for lunch, or opt for Azure Bar & Café, where you can graze throughout the day. As dusk falls, the hardest decision you have to make is in which direction to wander. Elements is the main dining experience, where the menu ranges from Italian to steak and seafood. Channel the spirit of Asia at Koko’s Asian Fusion, which also comes with a sushi bar and private Night Market+ experience. Journey to France at Lumière+ complete with a champagne bar, or dine in the privacy of your suite, choosing from a comprehensive 24-hour menu. With a guest-to-crew ratio of close to one-to-one, you will enjoy the most attentive service at sea, regardless of where you decide to dine.

Day 15 | 27 April 2028Tanna Island, VanuatuArrival and departure times not published

Look out for smoke in the air as you approach Tanna this morning. Mount Yasur is regarded as the world’s most accessible active volcano, regularly shooting sparks into the sky. Captain James Cook first observed ash eruptions in 1774, and the mountain is considered a sacred area by members of the island’s John Frum Cargo Cult, who believe their deity resides inside. Scenic Discovery: Subject to weather conditions and local authorities’ approval, there may be the opportunity to explore alongside your Discovery Team by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, or to snorkel in clear waters with tropical marine life. Optional helicopter^ and submersible^ experiences may also be available.

Day 16 | 28 April 2028Pentecost Island, VanuatuArrival and departure times not published

Pentecost Island, largely untouched and mountainous, is famed for its daring land-diving ritual. Once a rite of passage and blessing for the yam harvest, this extraordinary tradition inspired the modern sport of bungee jumping. Visitors can also experience the island’s rich culture and meet its welcoming communities, who live in harmony with the lush, dramatic landscape.

Day 17 | 29 April 2028Champagne Beach, Espiritu Santo Island, VanuatuArrival and departure times not published

Espiritu Santo, the largest island in Vanuatu’s archipelago, enchants with Champagne Bay, one of the world’s most exquisite beaches where a freshwater spring flows into the lagoon creating a spa-like bubbling sensation at low tide. Inhabited by the Ni-Vanuatu, who preserve Melanesian traditions, you’re welcomed ashore with a lively string band and mesmerising performance of water music performed by local women. Taste seasonal fruits, nuts, and kava, a revered local drink, before a bus ride to swim in a stunning blue hole, immersing you in the island’s vibrant culture and natural wonders. Scenic Discovery: Subject to weather conditions and local authorities’ approval, there may be the opportunity to explore alongside your Discovery Team by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, or to snorkel in crystal clear waters. Optional helicopter^ and submersible^ experiences may also be available.

Day 18 | 30 April 2028Lata, Ndende Island, Solomon IslandsArrival and departure times not published

Set on Ndende Island, also known as Nendö, Lata offers a peaceful introduction to the Solomon Islands’ natural beauty and island life. Welcoming local communities share insights into their traditions and daily rhythms, while pristine beaches and clear waters invite exploration. Beneath the surface, vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life make snorkelling a highlight, revealing an unspoilt underwater world in a tranquil setting. Scenic Discovery: Subject to weather conditions and local authorities’ approval, you may have the opportunity to join your Discovery Team for Zodiac cruising, kayaking, snorkelling or a guided nature walk. Optional helicopter^ and submersible^ experiences may also be available.

Day 19 | 1 May 2028Santa Ana Island, Solomon IslandsArrival and departure times not published

Also known as Owaraha, Santa Ana Island is a remote coral atoll in the southeastern Solomon Islands, offering a rare glimpse into traditional island life. Explore vibrant villages, meet welcoming locals, and discover handcrafted items that reflect generations of cultural heritage. Along the shoreline, pristine beaches and clear waters invite relaxation, while snorkelling reveals colourful coral reefs and thriving marine life beneath the surface. Scenic Discovery: Subject to weather conditions and local authorities’ approval, there may be the opportunity to explore with your Discovery Team by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, or to snorkel in the calm, clear waters surrounding the island.

Day 20 | 2 May 2028Honiara, Guadalcanal Island, Solomon IslandsArrival and departure times not published

The Solomon Islands’ largest island, cloaked in tropical rainforest, boasts palm-fringed coasts and pristine white-sand beaches. Surrounded by clear waters teeming with wildlife, the island invites you to delve into history through World War II relics and monuments, including the Battle of Guadalcanal sites. A guided tour of Honiara unveils its wartime significance, with stops at the bustling main market, Vilu War Museum, Cultural Centre, National Museum, and National Archives, blending natural beauty with rich heritage. Scenic Discovery: Subject to weather conditions and local authorities’ approval, you may be able to join your Discovery Team to explore by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, or discover the surrounding waters with a snorkelling experience.

Day 21 | 3 May 2028At SeaArrival and departure times not published

A day at sea on board Scenic Eclipse II invites quiet moments of discovery, with every detail thoughtfully considered for your comfort and curiosity. The Observation Lounge and Terrace, set at the bow on Deck 5, is an elegant space to savour a specialty tea or coffee, browse the curated library, enjoy a board game or simply gaze out to the horizon. For more secluded time, head to a cabana on Deck 10, where intimate guest numbers ensure a tranquil atmosphere complemented by intuitive, personalised service. With a freshly pressed juice or a refined spritz in hand, you can relax into the sweeping ocean views, enhanced by the in-suite binoculars provided in every all-verandah suite for those memorable moments on the water. Whether you feel like joining a trivia challenge, a dance class, or a book club, there's always something happening on board. Simply check your Daily Program, and take part in whatever suits your mood.

Day 22 | 4 May 2028Alotau, Papua New GuineaArrival and departure times not published

Located at the eastern tip of Papua New Guinea, Alotau is framed by lush rainforests, sheltered bays, and coral-rich waters. Nearby villages and islands offer opportunities to explore vibrant reefs, discover hidden waterfalls, and encounter dramatic volcanic landscapes. The region is also deeply connected to local traditions, with village life reflecting generations of cultural heritage. Whether exploring by water or ashore, Alotau provides an authentic introduction to Papua New Guinea’s natural diversity and an authentic introduction to Papua New Guinea’s natural diversity and deeply rooted cultural richness. Tonight, indulge in refined French cuisine at Lumière+, where elegance meets exceptional culinary craftsmanship. Enjoy exquisite dishes paired with fine wines in a sophisticated atmosphere, perfect for a special evening.

Day 23 | 5 May 2028Doini Island, Papua New GuineaArrival and departure times not published

Doini Island offers a peaceful tropical setting just off the coast of Papua New Guinea’s Milne Bay Province. Fringed by palm-lined shores and surrounded by clear waters, this small island is known for its laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty. Spend time enjoying the island’s tranquil surroundings, whether relaxing along the shoreline, exploring shaded walking paths, or taking in the coastal scenery. Beneath the surface, colourful coral reefs and diverse marine life thrive in the warm waters of Milne Bay, one of the South Pacific’s most celebrated marine regions. Scenic Discovery: Subject to weather conditions and local authorities’ approval, you may have the opportunity to explore with the Discovery Team by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, snorkel nearby reefs, or join a guided walk to sites such as the Skull Cave or historic WWII remains.

Day 24 | 6 May 2028Doini Island, Papua New GuineaArrival and departure times not published

Awake to another peaceful morning at Doini Island, with time to enjoy the calm atmosphere of this tropical setting before Scenic Eclipse II departs at midday. Take in the island’s quiet beaches, gentle coastal views, and shaded walking paths, or simply relax on board and savour the stillness of Milne Bay a little longer before continuing your voyage.

Day 25 | 7 May 2028At SeaArrival and departure times not published

Take some time to explore your Scenic Discovery Yacht as your voyage draws towards its final day, savouring the ultra-luxury spaces that have become your home at sea. Enjoy an al fresco lunch at the Yacht Club, where relaxed dining and ocean views create the perfect setting to share Stories for Life with fellow guests over freshly prepared dishes. Spend the afternoon at leisure in your spacious all-verandah suite, or visit the state-of-the-art theatre for an engaging lecture hosted by the Discovery Team, offering deeper insight into the destinations you’ve just discovered. As evening unfolds, settle into the Scenic Lounge Bar to enjoy your beverage of choice, from a classic cocktail to one of the extensive collection of premium whiskeys, fine wines or French Champagne, all part of Scenic’s truly all-inclusive ultra-luxury philosophy. Later, step into Koko’s Asian Fusion, where contemporary Asian flavours are celebrated in a sleek, intimate setting. From handcrafted sushi at the bar to dishes inspired by Japan and Southeast Asia, every course is thoughtfully curated to provide a vibrant, memorable dining experience on board.

Day 26 | 8 May 2028Cairns, Queensland, AustraliaArrival and departure times not published

Your voyage of discovery concludes today. Enjoy your final morning on board the Scenic Eclipse II and take the opportunity to reflect on the incredible experiences and remarkable ports-of-call you have visited. Say farewell to your Captain and crew before disembarking in Cairns. Please book your flight to depart out of Cairns after 12:00 PM. #Spa treatments and services at additional cost. Daily activities may be subject to change; please consult your Daily Wonder for updates. +All drinks on board, including those stocked in your mini bar, are included, except for a very small number of rare, fine and vintage wines, Champagnes and spirits. Specialty restaurants require a reservation, enquire on board. ^Experiences on board our two helicopters and submersible are at additional cost, subject to regulatory approval, availability, weight restrictions, medical approval and weather conditions. ~Kayak and stand-up paddleboard not available in all locations. The itinerary is a guide only and may be amended for operational reasons. As such Scenic cannot guarantee the voyage will operate unaltered from the itinerary stated above. Please refer to our terms and conditions for further information.

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Ultimate Voyage: Tahiti, Papua New Guinea & Solomon Islands: Papeete to Cairns aboard Scenic Eclipse II

On April 13-May 8 2028, Scenic Eclipse II follows official voyage 212F130428.2 from Papeete, French Polynesia to Cairns, Australia over 26 days. Its published progression includes Papeete, French Polynesia, Cook´s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia, Bora Bora, French Polynesia, At Sea, Aitutaki Atoll, Cook Islands.

Experience the ultimate South Pacific discovery, where turquoise lagoons, pristine beaches, and lush landscapes meet vibrant cultures and hidden island treasures. From stunning vistas in Bora Bora to volcanic peaks in Vanuatu, the remote atolls of the Cook Islands, and the charming villages of Fiji, this voyage offers a truly extraordinary journey.

Scenic's official catalog provides 26 day-by-day entries for this departure but does not publish daily arrival and departure times. Those times remain explicitly unpublished here rather than being estimated.

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