Phoenix Reisen Amera Sets Sail on an Epic World Cruise: From Grenada’s Spice Islands to French Polynesia and Saint Helena’s Mystical Shores

In a voyage that promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, the renowned German cruise operator Phoenix Reisen has launched its highly anticipated 134-night world cruise aboard the Amera. Setting sail from Bremerhaven, Germany, on December 16, 2025, this incredible journey takes cruisers through an unforgettable selection of some of the world’s most iconic destinations. With the promise of tropical escapes, historical cities, and rare island stops, the Amera cruise offers an all-encompassing travel experience. Passengers are guaranteed memories that will last a lifetime as they explore destinations like Grenada, French Polynesia, Saint Helena, and many others, each offering unique cultural experiences.

A Cruise Like No Other: Crossing Oceans and Continents

This world cruise stands out not only for its duration but for the breadth of the regions it covers. Over the course of 134 nights, Amera will navigate through the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, and the Indian Ocean, touching down in over 30 destinations. Major milestones include crossing the equator, transiting the Panama Canal, and traversing the International Date Line. The ship’s path takes it to diverse regions, offering everything from beach relaxation to cultural exploration, making this an unparalleled cruising experience.

Caribbean Gems: Grenada and Saint Lucia Shine

As Amera begins its voyage, the Caribbean is the first to be embraced. Grenada, with its lush rainforests and spices, offers passengers the chance to discover the “Spice Isle” on excursions that dive into the island’s history and culture. Known for its cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves, Grenada provides a rich sensory journey and is a must-visit stop on the cruise. Following this, Amera heads to Saint Lucia, a tropical haven known for its stunning volcanic twin peaks, the Pitons, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The island’s famous beaches, volcanic mud baths, and lush jungles are expected to captivate travelers as they experience the island’s natural beauty.

Historic Cartagena and Beyond: A Glimpse into Colombia’s Past

From the Caribbean, the Amera heads toward Cartagena, Colombia, where colonial architecture and vibrant culture await. This UNESCO World Heritage city is famed for its fortified old town and Caribbean beachfront. Passengers will be transported to an era of pirates and conquistadors as they stroll through Cartagena’s cobbled streets and explore its massive city walls. The city’s fusion of history and modernity makes it a key destination for cruisers looking for both relaxation and adventure.

South Pacific Dream: Exploring French Polynesia’s Uncharted Beauty

One of the highlights of the Amera cruise is its extended South Pacific exploration, beginning with the beautiful islands of French Polynesia. The ship will make stops in several breathtaking locations, including Moorea, Bora Bora, and the Marquesas Islands. These paradisiacal islands are known for their turquoise waters, overwater bungalows, and mountainous landscapes. The official tourism resources for Tahiti and its neighboring islands boast a rich heritage, crystal-clear lagoons, and ancient rituals that attract thousands of visitors annually. The Amera passengers will indulge in snorkeling, hiking, and cultural encounters on these untouched shores.

Exploring Remote Beauty: Saint Helena and More

Saint Helena, an isolated British Overseas Territory, is another rare gem featured on the Amera itinerary. Known for its rugged landscape, historical significance, and remote beauty, Saint Helena is one of the world’s most isolated destinations. Cruise passengers will be captivated by the island’s fascinating history, including its association with Napoleon Bonaparte, who spent his final years there. Visitors will also enjoy the unique flora and fauna of the island, which has remained largely undisturbed by human development.

World-Class Dining and Leisure Onboard the Amera

While the destinations themselves are captivating, the onboard experience is equally exceptional. Amera offers a variety of leisure options and fine dining that showcase international flavors and local cuisines from every corner of the world. For travelers seeking relaxation, the ship’s luxurious spa, infinity pool, and fitness center provide ample opportunities for rejuvenation. For those seeking cultural enrichment, live performances, lectures, and themed shore excursions ensure every day is filled with new discoveries. With a capacity of just 835 passengers, the Amera promises a more intimate and personalized cruise experience, making it ideal for world travelers who prefer smaller, more exclusive settings.

Final Port of Call: Arrival in Marseille, France

As the Amera concludes its 134-night adventure, it will make its final stop in Marseille, one of France’s most vibrant port cities. Famous for its Mediterranean charm, ancient architecture, and bustling markets, Marseille offers visitors a fascinating look at both its historic Old Port and modern developments. The city is not only a hub for travelers visiting southern France, but it also plays a key role in European cruise tourism, providing easy access to the entire Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region.

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