Scheduled to leave the south of France in April 2026 and head across the Atlantic, Carinthia VII is embarking on a ‘world tour’ that will include four legs – Latin America, South Pacific, Asia and Arctic – before the 97m Lürssen returns to Hamburg in northern Germany in October 2027.

Fraser is the official charter agent for the 17-month charter itinerary, which will be led by captains Michael J. Zerr and Luca Mosca, who share decades of global yachting experience.

“The tour is set to span 17 months and take in some of the planet’s most remote and remarkable cruising grounds,” Fraser stated. “The captains will bring in-depth expertise to every destination on the tour, working alongside local experts to ensure a superlative guest experience on board.”

Carinthia VII’s world tour begins with the Latin America swing, starting in May 2026 in the San Blas Islands on the Atlantic side of Panama, in the Caribbean Sea. In June, the yacht charters the Pacific Coast side of Panama and neighbouring Costa Rica. In July, it’s set to head southwest to the iconic Galapagos Islands west of Ecuador before heading northwest to the Sea of Cortez west of Mexico.

After heading southwest across the Pacific Ocean, Carinthia VII starts its South Pacific swing in French Polynesia from August to September before visiting Fiji and the Solomon Islands from September to October.

Carinthia VII’s Asia leg starts with six months in Southeast Asia, with an extensive cruise through Indonesia and Thailand from November 2026 to February 2027 followed by travels through the Philippines from March to April. The yacht then heads north for three months in Japan, during the late spring and summer from May to July.

The charter tour then concludes with a spectacular Arctic voyage in September 2027, as Carinthia VII sails around Alaska and the north of Canada, travelling the Northwest Passage, before heading home across the North Atlantic.

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