Cruises to & from Australia

P&O invented cruising in the mid-1800s and it has been synonymous with the industry ever since, sailing its famous white ships across the seven seas. P&O’s first Australia cruise took place at Christmas 1932 when Strathaird sailed for Norfolk Island with a full and expectant complement of passengers. Since then it has grown to a four ship fleet serving Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific islands.

Imagine being pampered at a luxurious resort and waking up each morning to a brand new, stunning view of the world. That’s just what it’s like on a Princess cruise. Well-appointed ships boast all the amenities you’d expect from a land-based vacation and more, including many choices of restaurants and live entertainment. Princess Cruises offer sailings to and from worldwide destinations. To & from Australia they offer Asian ports. New Zealand, South Pacific islands and Round World cruises.

Royal Caribbean International cruise ships are some of the most innovative in the industry – they’re bigger and brighter, with a lot more open spaces and private balconies. Onboard and shoreside activities appeal to everyone from the rock climber, to the sun worshiper. RCCI deploys two ships in Australian waters for the summer season, but are looking the Home Port one all year round.

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The CIC cruising experience is all about creating a special convivial ambience, relaxed atmosphere and informal style of cruising and providing a unique smaller ship ‘home from home feel’.
Although mainly limiting their cruises the European sphere their cruise ship Athena comes to Australia each summer to cruise from Fremantle to other W.A. ports, Bali and Asia as well as cruising to Adelaide for a few local cruises from there.