Evrima Itinerary

What Evrima's Autumn Season Is Actually Like, From Barcelona to Bora Bora

Most ships pick a lane. Evrima, between now and February 2027, picks four and then floors it. Our database shows 12 sailings on four routes: a Mediterranean hop, a Caribbean-to-Panama run, a long Pacific crossing, and nine weekly Tahiti round trips. The climates are wildly different, so "what's the weather like?" has four answers, and not one of them is "just pack shorts."

One caveat, and it's a big one. Our own data has no port lists for any of these sailings. The ports below come from the cruise line's listings and retailers like iCruise and CruiseInsider. Retailers sometimes disagree with each other (shocking, I know), so check the final itinerary before you book.

*Suite, double occupancy, taxes and fees included, per iCruise. Fares are a snapshot and move, so confirm with the line.

Barcelona to Lisbon: the last of the Med

Listings show Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Cartagena, Malaga, Tangier and Lisbon. Late October is shoulder season, which is travel-industry speak for "the party's winding down but the playlist is still good." Barcelona's highs run roughly 20–23°C and the sea sits around 20–23°C, though the weather sites we checked vary. Expect a few showers. It's great for strolling and tapas, and marginal for lounging on the marina platform, because nobody wants to be heroic about a swim at these fares. Pack layers, because the Atlantic side by Lisbon will feel cooler, and your Ibiza outfit will not be up to it. It's one-way, so book flights home from Lisbon.

San Juan to Panama City: hurricane season's tail end

The Atlantic hurricane season officially ends November 30, so a November 12 departure sails in its final weeks. Storms get less likely as the month goes on, which is the weather equivalent of a guest finally heading for the door. Cartagena sits on the edge of the hurricane belt and is rarely hit, though its rainy season runs through November. The listed stops are Casa de Campo, Cartagena, a San Blas (Guna Yala) marina day and a Panama Canal transit. This is the cheapest of the four at $8,200, and it's the one with a genuine bucket-list transit. Bring lightweight clothes, a rain shell and bug spray, because insects don't care what your suite cost.

Honolulu to Papeete: the long way round

This is the only 12-night sailing. The cruise line promises crossings of the equator and the International Date Line, plus a stop at Fanning Island, Kiribati. Sources disagree on the Hawaii and Tahiti stops. Kona is common to all of them. Maui, Hilo, Moorea and Bora Bora appear on some lists but not others. This one is for people who want the journey itself, because open-Pacific sea days are part of the deal. Think of it as a very long commute with a far better view. If you want a port every day, take a seven-night sailing. The line's announcement name-checks the Hana Highway on Maui as a shore option on this voyage, so a light rain jacket is cheap insurance.

Papeete round trips: wet season, with a holiday premium

This is Evrima's first season in Polynesia, so it's a debut with a very tropical backdrop. December to February is the humid, wet season, and cyclone season runs roughly November through April. Papeete averages about 282 mm of rain in December, with highs around 26–28°C depending on the source. The sea is a bathwater 28°C or so. Rain tends to arrive in short, heavy bursts: a dramatic cameo, not a season-long storyline.

The Dec 15 sailing's schedule, as one retailer lists it:

• Taha'a, Huahine and Raiatea on days 2–4.
• Bora Bora from 8 AM Saturday to 8 PM Sunday, which is 36 hours.
• Moorea on day 7, then back to Papeete that night.

Pricing follows the calendar, because everyone wants a tropical Christmas and the line knows it. The Dec 15 sailing starts at $12,300 per person. Other listings show three of the four January sailings at $11,100 and Feb 2 at $10,000, which is $2,300 less than mid-December. The Dec 22 sailing includes Christmas Day (day 4), and Dec 29 includes New Year's Eve (day 3). If you want the best fare, skip those weeks.

Which length suits whom

Seven nights suits first-timers and anyone who'd rather unpack once and see a new island each day. The 12-night Pacific crossing suits people who like sea days and don't mind a one-way flight home. Check the current promotions too. iCruise lists a $300 shipboard credit on 10 of the 12 sailings in our window. The Dec 22 and Dec 29 Tahiti sailings don't show it. It's a nice perk, not a reason to rearrange your holiday.

What to pack

• Tahiti and Panama: breathable fabrics, a packable rain jacket, water shoes and reef-safe sunscreen. Cotton that dries slowly is not your friend.
• Barcelona to Lisbon: a light jacket for evenings, plus a swimsuit for the marina's warmer days (optimism is allowed).
• Everywhere: a day bag for shore tours.

Before you pick, check the Evrima ship page for specs and the CDC inspection lookup for the ship's record. Our latest on file is a 99 out of 100, from December 2025, which is the kind of report card you'd frame. To compare with other ships' sailings, see all itineraries.