Peru, Easter Island and French Polynesia with an Azamara cruise

Explore the rich history of Lima today on a guided tour, visiting the ancient ruins of Huaca Pucllana, the historic heart of the city, and the renowned San Francisco Monastery. Your tour also takes in the districts of San Isidro and Miraflores, with views across the Pacific Ocean. The remainder of the day is at leisure to continue exploring Lima at your own pace.

Your day begins with a visit to the Larco Museum, home to one of the most important collections of pre-Columbian art in Peru. This evening, enjoy a culinary tour of Lima, sampling local specialities at a selection of restaurants and bars. Along the way, you'll gain insight into the city's food culture while exploring neighbourhoods including Barranco and the area surrounding Huaca Pucllana.

This afternoon, your driver will transfer you to the cruise terminal to board your ship for the start of your voyage towards Tahiti. Once on board, settle into your stateroom and take some time to explore your surroundings before departure, as your journey across the Pacific Ocean begins.

Settle into life on board Azamara Onward with a leisurely day at sea. Perhaps begin with a speciality coffee and pastry from Mosaic Café before finding a comfortable spot on deck to watch the Pacific unfold around you.

Make the most of the ship's varied dining options today. From casual poolside lunches at The Patio to elegant dinners in Discoveries Restaurant, there are plenty of opportunities to experience Azamara's destination-inspired cuisine.

Today, you may wish to spend some time at the Sanctum Spa, where a range of treatments is designed to promote relaxation and well-being. Alternatively, unwind by the pool or enjoy a visit to the fitness centre.

Perhaps use today to discover more about the destinations ahead. The Den is a welcoming space for planning excursions, browsing destination information, or simply relaxing with a drink while watching the world go by.

The peaceful surroundings of The Drawing Room provide the perfect setting to relax with a book, while elsewhere on board you may wish to spend time browsing the shops or enjoying the ocean views from one of the ship's lounges.

One of the most remote inhabited islands in the world, Easter Island is renowned for its mysterious Moai statues and unique Polynesian heritage. Today, you'll have the opportunity to explore this UNESCO-listed island, where archaeological sites, volcanic landscapes and ancient ceremonial platforms provide insight into the culture of the Rapa Nui people.

With a second morning on Easter Island, there's still time to delve deeper into the island's fascinating history and traditions. Beyond its iconic Moai, you'll find dramatic coastal scenery and sites that continue to reveal the story of one of the Pacific's most intriguing civilisations.

Enjoy another day at your own pace. You may wish to take a stroll around the deck, join a game in the card room, relax by the pool, or simply enjoy the ever-changing views across the Pacific.

Today offers another opportunity to explore the ship's culinary offerings. Perhaps enjoy Mediterranean-inspired cuisine in Aqualina or enjoy the classic steakhouse fare served at Prime C, two of the ship's speciality restaurants.

More than 3,000 miles from the nearest continent, Pitcairn Island is one of the world's most remote inhabited islands. Best known as the refuge of the 'Mutiny on the Bounty' settlers, the island has a fascinating history, and the remains of HMS Bounty can still be seen beneath the clear waters of Bounty Bay.

As your cruise comes closer to its conclusion, spend today soaking in the atmosphere from the pool deck. As evening approaches, perhaps enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail at Atlas Bar, known for its destination-inspired drinks. Later, you may wish to settle in for live music or a performance in the Cabaret Lounge.

For your last full day at sea, perhaps spend time in the ship's Fitness Centre before relaxing on deck. Later, enjoy a drink at the Sunset Bar, known for its far-reaching ocean views, or browse the onboard boutiques for souvenirs and locally inspired gifts.

Designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Fakarava is the second-largest atoll in French Polynesia and is renowned for its pristine natural environment. Today, you'll find turquoise lagoons, coral reefs and abundant marine life, while the atoll's protected status helps preserve the unique ecosystems that make this corner of the South Pacific so remarkable.

Once a retreat for Tahitian royalty, Moorea is renowned for its lush volcanic landscapes, emerald peaks and crystal-clear lagoons. Stroll along secluded beaches, traditional villages and winding roads that reveal the island's dramatic scenery, while its surrounding waters provide a haven for a rich variety of marine life.

The capital of French Polynesia, Papeete serves as the gateway to the islands and combines a vibrant local culture with a spectacular natural setting. Today, you'll find bustling markets, waterfront promenades and the popular Les Roulottes food stalls, while lush volcanic peaks and turquoise lagoons provide a scenic backdrop to the island.

This morning, you'll disembark your ship in Papeete, where you'll be met and transferred to the airport for your international flight. Your return flight will arrive the same day.