The phrase "a return voyage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a trip or journey that involves going back to the original starting point after reaching a destination.
Example: "After spending a week in Paris, we began our return voyage home."
Alternatives: "a round trip" or "a homeward journey."
In online forums, boaters have lauded the app for its ability to help users navigate a return voyage at night.
There she was, a political-science graduate from Lehigh University, signing on as a volunteer in New Orleans, working beside her brother on a return voyage to Philadelphia.
Her father is still alive, just, and all set to finance a return voyage to Treasure Island where, if you remember, half the silver ingots and three of the mutinous crew were left behind.
Now, 50 years after he played Paul Sevigne in the 1961 staging of "A Shot in the Dark" and went on to a fairly prolific acting career, Mr. Shatner, 80, is making a return voyage to Broadway in a one-man show that will begin performances next month.
Pocahontas ultimately died on a return voyage to her homeland in Virginia just a year later.
Sinclair began preparing for a return voyage to South America carrying a diplomatic contingent to assure various South American countries of the United States' intention to remain neutral in their conflicts with Spain for independence.
On a difficult return voyage in 1788 89 she became separated from her convoy, was taken eastward around the world instead of west and drifted helplessly off Rio de Janeiro for a day while her crew was incapacitated with scurvy.
A few days after writing this, Fuller, Ossoli, and their child began a five-week return voyage to the United States aboard the ship Elizabeth, an American merchant freighter carrying cargo that included mostly marble from Carrara.
Murdoch enjoyed a shipboard romance on the return voyage with an heiress called Jemima Watson whom he married at Fitzroy, Victoria in December, only a few weeks after the Mirzapore berthed.
An example of the delaying effect of the strikes in the Canadian ports, with consequent impact on operating costs, was an extended ninety-day return voyage to Quebec City in early 1967 by the new Manchester Progress.
From October 1555 to July 1556 Chancellor was again in Moscow on a trading mission, but on the return voyage he lost his life in a shipwreck off the coast of Scotland.
