The remarkable destinations of Oceania are accessible with Australia New Zealand cruises. After arriving in Sydney by plane, you'll set off on a cruise to places of ecological treasure, including New Caledonia. Admire the Isles of Pines and the world's largest lagoon, with its flora and fauna that will enchant nature lovers.
January and February are the ideal months for cruises to Australia and New Zealand. Costa cruises and Royal Caribbean are the main companies offering all-inclusive packages to these exotic and particularly popular destinations. The American-Norwegian company Royal Caribbean has positioned the prestigious vision-class Rhapsody of the Seas in the Oceania zone.
Once on board, you'll enjoy unparalleled service. Restaurant, bars, karaoke, swimming pools and casino are just some of the friendly activities awaiting you. Booking well in advance is a prerequisite for obtaining the best prices and services.
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Itinerary : Los Angeles, Honolulu, Kahului, Kauai, Papeete, Moorea, Raiatea, Auckland, Tauranga, Bay of islands, Hobart, Sydney (Australia), Brisbane, noumea, Mysterious Island, Suva, Dravuni Island, Apia, Hilo, Kona, Los Angeles
Island Princess
55 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Los Angeles
3/13/2026
from
US$ 6,620
Itinerary : Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Brisbane
3 other departures
Quantum of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Brisbane
2/8/2027
from
US$ 490
Other departures:
09-30 Nov 2026
15 Mar 2027
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Sydney (Australia)
Celebrity Solstice
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
10/29/2027
from
US$ 514
Itinerary : Perth, Margaret River, Perth
3 other departures
Sapphire princess
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Perth
12/15/2027
from
US$ 559
Other departures:
11 Dec 2027
12-25 Jan 2028
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Sydney (Australia)
1 other departures
Norwegian Spirit
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
1/6/2027
from
US$ 559
Other departures:
21 Jan 2027
Itinerary : Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Brisbane
Voyager of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Brisbane
3/9/2026
from
US$ 595
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Sydney (Australia)
2 other departures
Celebrity Edge
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
4/15/2028
from
US$ 599
Other departures:
16 Apr 2027
07 Nov 2027
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Sydney (Australia)
1 other departures
Anthem of the Seas
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
3/1/2027
from
US$ 619
Other departures:
23 Mar 2027
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Eden, Sydney (Australia)
Royal Princess
5 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
12/18/2026
from
US$ 629
Itinerary : Brisbane, Tortola, Cairns, Willis Island, Airelie Beach, Brisbane
Grand Princess
8 d
Inside Stateroom
Brisbane
3/1/2027
from
US$ 724
Itinerary : Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Cairns, Willis Island, Brisbane
Quantum of the Seas
7 d
Inside Stateroom
Brisbane
1/16/2027
from
US$ 804
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Port Arthur, Melbourne, Eden, Sydney (Australia)
Royal Princess
9 d
Balcony Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
1/30/2027
from
US$ 809
Itinerary : Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Cairns, Willis Island, Brisbane
1 other departures
Quantum of the Seas
8 d
Inside Stateroom
Brisbane
2/19/2027
from
US$ 822
Other departures:
20 Nov 2026
Itinerary : Brisbane, Airelie Beach, Cairns, Willis Island, Brisbane
Grand Princess
8 d
Inside Stateroom
Brisbane
12/16/2027
from
US$ 854
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Eden, Great Oyster Bay, Hobart, Port Arthur, Sydney (Australia)
Royal Princess
7 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
3/19/2027
from
US$ 874
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Port Arthur, Melbourne, Sydney (Australia)
1 other departures
Royal Princess
8 d
Balcony Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
11/28/2027
from
US$ 918
Other departures:
23 Oct 2027
Itinerary : Brisbane, Airelie Beach, Tortola, Douglas port, Cairns, Willis Island, Brisbane
Grand Princess
9 d
Inside Stateroom
Brisbane
3/8/2027
from
US$ 934
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney (Australia)
Celebrity Solstice
9 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
11/2/2027
from
US$ 970
Itinerary : Brisbane, noumea, Port Vila, Brisbane
Quantum of the Seas
8 d
Inside Stateroom
Brisbane
3/5/2027
from
US$ 980
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Willis Island, Cairns, Airlie Beach, Sydney (Australia)
Anthem of the Seas
9 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
1/24/2027
from
US$ 1,040
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Sydney (Australia)
Anthem of the Seas
6 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
3/8/2026
from
US$ 1,080
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Brisbane, Airelie Beach, Cairns, Willis Island, Sydney (Australia)
Grand Princess
10 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
11/30/2026
from
US$ 1,104
Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney (Australia)
Celebrity Edge
7 d
Inside Stateroom
Sydney (Australia)
1/25/2028
from
US$ 1,110
Itinerary : Brisbane, Port Vila, Mysterious Island, Brisbane
Quantum of the Seas
9 d
Inside Stateroom
Brisbane
3/26/2027
from
US$ 1,152
Itinerary : Perth, Exmouth, Broome, Kimberley Coast, Perth
Sapphire princess
10 d
Inside Stateroom
Perth
1/16/2028
from
US$ 1,164
A cruise to Australia and New Zealand allows you to discover distant islands and continents, with their varied landscapes and sublime natural scenery. Australia and New Zealand are located in the southern hemisphere. Australia is distinguished by its vast sandy beaches, subtropical forests, cosmopolitan cities and bush. Most of the country is covered by semi-arid or desert zones. New Zealand is made up of two main islands, North and South. It lies 2,000 km from Australia, separated by the Tasman Sea. It's a country of diverse relief, with unique landscapes ranging from lush forests to craggy peaks, from immense green plains to superb beaches.
Historically, Australia has been inhabited by Aborigines for tens of thousands of years. From the 17th century onwards, European explorers began to discover the land. English colonization began in 1788, and the influences of this presence can still be seen today in the country, notably in the use of the English language. Initially used as a penal colony, Australia saw the arrival of many settlers during the gold rush at the end of the 19th century. The colonies eventually came together to form the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901. In the 20th century, the country gained its independence and became a major state. New Zealand's history is much more recent, being one of the last territories discovered by man. Maori tribes settled the land between 1050 and 1300, while Europeans only discovered it in the 17th century. New Zealand became a British colony before gaining independence in 1907. Like Australia, New Zealand welcomes many tourists who come to admire the natural beauty of this remote country.
An essential stage of your trip takes you to the dazzling city of Sydney. Located on the east coast, the city promises cultural discoveries, from art galleries to museums and festivals. The city's contemporary architecture culminates in its famous opera house. Situated on Sydney Harbour and bordered by a wooded park, the Opera House rises like a giant sculpture with an original architecture and a roof in the shape of shells or sails, giving it an airy allure. Tourists come to relax on the sublime Bondi beach, before enjoying a plate of oysters. Not far from Sydney, the landscape is varied, with vast stretches of forest and national parks such as Myall Lakes Park, with its many lakes and wetlands. In the coastal town of Port Stephen, you can kayak into Nelson Bay to spot the familiar dolphins. 800 km from Sydney, Byron Bay in northern New South Wales is famous for its beaches and waves, popular with surfers, and for the whales that sometimes pass offshore. Other ports and natural wonders to visit include the famous Ayers Rock. The fauna is typical of this country, with koalas, kangaroos, marsupials...
Leaving Australia for New Zealand, you'll find sublime beaches and contrasting landscapes of rugged beauty. The capital Wellington lies at the southern tip of the North Island. Film buffs will enjoy visiting the Weta studio used for the Lord of the Rings films. The city is characterized by its warm atmosphere, cultural activity and numerous bars, where rugby matches are often broadcast. To enjoy the view of the harbor and the surrounding green hills, you can climb aboard the bus that travels on rails above the city. The country is a paradise not only for surfers, but also for all adventurous sportsmen and women, thanks to its extraordinary landscapes.
Australia is a country with a variety of climates, from tropical on the north coast to Mediterranean on the west coast. In general, the summer season is characterized by high temperatures and frequent tropical rains. For your stay, you can choose to go in winter, from May to September. Days are mild, with dry weather and milder temperatures than in summer. This climate is ideal for a sunny beach vacation. During your cruise, you can dock at Fraser Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's the world's largest sand island, 123 km long. Admire its white sandy beaches and numerous lakes.
Off the coast of Queensland lies another aquatic curiosity, the Great Barrier Reef. It's a popular destination for divers, who can admire the many colonies of fantastically colored coral. For a complete change of scenery, head for New Zealand, with its 15,000 km of wild and extensive beaches. And if you want to swim in the crystal-clear turquoise waters, plan your trip to New Zealand in summer, from December to February!
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