Crossing the International Date Line is a time-honored travel milestone long marked by ceremony. Heading east across this imaginary line between the poles sets the clock back 24 hours, effectively gaining a day. While traversing this meridian, it is tradition to celebrate the occasion by raising a glass to the event.
- Day 1 Hong Kong, China
- Day 2 Hong Kong, China
- Day 3 Sail the East China Sea
- Day 4 Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan, Province of China
- Day 5 Sail the East China Sea
- Day 6 Nagasaki, Japan
- Day 7 Kagoshima, Japan
- Day 8 Beppu, Japan
- Day 9 Hiroshima, Japan
- Day 10 Hiroshima, Japan
- Day 11 Osaka, Japan
- Day 12 Shimizu, Japan
- Day 13 Shimizu, Japan
- Day 14 Tokyo, Japan
- Day 15 Tokyo, Japan
- Day 16 Tokyo, Japan
- Day 17 Scenic Sailing: Tsugaro Strait
- Day 18 Sapporo (Otaru), Japan
- Day 19 Sapporo (Otaru), Japan
- Day 20-21 Sail the Okhotsk Sea
- Day 22-24 Sail the North Pacific Ocean
- Day 25 Cross the International Dateline (East)
- Day 26 Sail the Bering Sea
- Day 27 Scenic Sailing: Gulf of Alaska
- Day 28 Kodiak, Alaska, United States
- Day 29 Homer, Alaska, United States
- Day 30 Seward, Alaska, United States
- Day 31 Valdez, Alaska, United States
- Day 32 Scenic Sailing: Hubbard Glacier, Alaska
- Day 33 Scenic Sailing: Glacier Bay
- Day 34 Sitka, Alaska, United States
- Day 35 Ketchikan, Alaska, United States
- Day 36 Scenic Sailing: The Inside Passage
- Day 37 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
