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An Australia cruise showcases some of the continent’s most striking contrasts, from sailing into Sydney Harbour beneath the Opera House to Queensland’s tropical waters, Tasmania’s cliffs and seaside villages, and the vast, wilder horizons of Western Australia.

The journey can take you from a vibrant city to a coral reef, from a waterfront market to a sweeping beach, and from scenic cruising to a nature-focused port of call.

Depending on the itinerary, a cruise can reveal Australia as an urban, beach, tropical, or expedition-style destination, always with the sense of wide-open space that defines the country.

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Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Eden, Sydney (Australia)

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Royal Princess

5 d

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Sydney (Australia)

12/18/2026

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US$ 464

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Australia

Itinerary : Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Brisbane

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1 other departures

Ovation of the Seas

5 d

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Brisbane

03/06/2028

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US$ 596

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24 Jan 2028

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Australia

Itinerary : Perth, Margaret River, Perth

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3 other departures

Sapphire princess

5 d

Ocean view Stateroom

Perth

12/15/2027

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US$ 630

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11 Dec 2027

12-25 Jan 2028

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Australia

Itinerary : Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Brisbane

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3 other departures

Quantum of the Seas

5 d

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Brisbane

11/30/2026

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US$ 706

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09 Nov 2026

08 Feb 2027

15 Mar 2027

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Australia

Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Sydney (Australia)

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Celebrity Solstice

5 d

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Sydney (Australia)

10/29/2027

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US$ 717

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Australia

Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Sydney (Australia)

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1 other departures

Norwegian Spirit

5 d

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Sydney (Australia)

01/06/2027

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US$ 779

Shows and Entertainment included

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21 Jan 2027

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Australia

Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Sydney (Australia)

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2 other departures

Celebrity Edge

5 d

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Sydney (Australia)

04/15/2028

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US$ 796

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16 Apr 2027

07 Nov 2027

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Australia, Vanuatu

Itinerary : Brisbane, Port Vila, Brisbane

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5 other departures

Ovation of the Seas

8 d

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Brisbane

02/04/2028

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US$ 866

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28 Jan 2028

25 Feb 2028

17-31 Mar 2028

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Vanuatu, Australia

Itinerary : Brisbane, Mysterious Island, Brisbane

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4 other departures

Ovation of the Seas

8 d

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Brisbane

02/18/2028

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US$ 866

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28 Dec 2027

07-14 Jan 2028

10 Mar 2028

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Vanuatu, Australia

Itinerary : Brisbane, Mysterious Island, Brisbane

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1 other departures

Ovation of the Seas

8 d

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Brisbane

02/11/2028

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US$ 866

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24 Mar 2028

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Tortola, United Kingdom, Australia

Itinerary : Brisbane, Tortola, Cairns, Willis Island, Airelie Beach, Brisbane

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Grand Princess

8 d

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Brisbane

03/01/2027

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US$ 906

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Australia

Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Sydney (Australia)

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1 other departures

Anthem of the Seas

5 d

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Sydney (Australia)

03/23/2027

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US$ 907

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01 Mar 2027

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Australia, United Kingdom

Itinerary : Brisbane, Willis Island, Cairns, Airlie Beach, Brisbane

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Ovation of the Seas

7 d

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Brisbane

12/04/2027

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US$ 909

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Australia

Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Hobart, Port Arthur, Melbourne, Sydney (Australia)

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1 other departures

Royal Princess

8 d

Balcony Stateroom

Sydney (Australia)

11/28/2027

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US$ 1,018

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23 Oct 2027

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Australia, Vanuatu, New Caledonia

Itinerary : Brisbane, Lifou, Brisbane

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Voyager of the Seas

8 d

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Brisbane

11/25/2027

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US$ 1,026

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Australia, United Kingdom

Itinerary : Brisbane, Airelie Beach, Cairns, Willis Island, Brisbane

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Grand Princess

8 d

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Brisbane

12/16/2027

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US$ 1,069

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Australia, Vanuatu

Itinerary : Brisbane, Luganville, Brisbane

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1 other departures

Voyager of the Seas

8 d

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Brisbane

11/12/2027

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US$ 1,078

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29 Oct 2027

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Australia, United Kingdom

Itinerary : Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Cairns, Willis Island, Brisbane

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2 other departures

Quantum of the Seas

8 d

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Brisbane

03/05/2027

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US$ 1,090

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20 Nov 2026

19 Feb 2027

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Australia

Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Eden, Great Oyster Bay, Hobart, Port Arthur, Sydney (Australia)

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Royal Princess

7 d

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Sydney (Australia)

03/19/2027

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US$ 1,104

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Australia, Vanuatu

Itinerary : Brisbane, Mysterious Island, Brisbane

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Voyager of the Seas

8 d

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Brisbane

11/05/2027

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US$ 1,115

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Australia, United Kingdom

Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), Brisbane, Airelie Beach, Cairns, Willis Island, Sydney (Australia)

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Grand Princess

10 d

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Sydney (Australia)

11/30/2026

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US$ 1,133

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United Kingdom, Australia

Itinerary : Brisbane, Willis Island, Cairns, Airlie Beach, Brisbane

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Voyager of the Seas

7 d

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Brisbane

11/19/2027

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US$ 1,159

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Tortola, Australia, United Kingdom

Itinerary : Brisbane, Airelie Beach, Tortola, Douglas port, Cairns, Willis Island, Brisbane

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Grand Princess

9 d

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Brisbane

03/08/2027

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US$ 1,193

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New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Australia

Itinerary : Sydney (Australia), noumea, Port Vila, Sydney (Australia)

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2 other departures

Anthem of the Seas

10 d

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Sydney (Australia)

02/21/2028

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US$ 1,206

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08 Nov 2027

10 Jan 2028

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Australia

Itinerary : Brisbane, Great Oyster Bay, Hobart, Port Arthur, Eden, Sydney (Australia), Brisbane

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Grand Princess

11 d

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Brisbane

12/06/2027

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US$ 1,214

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Tips for choosing your Australia cruise

1. Choose your region

Sydney & New South Wales : Ideal for a first cruise in Australia, with a scenic arrival through the harbor, the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, ferries, beaches, and vibrant city life right on the water.
Queensland & the Great Barrier Reef : Choose this region for lagoons, tropical islands, Airlie Beach, Cairns, Port Douglas, the Whitsundays, and snorkeling or reef excursions.
Tasmania & South Australia : Perfect for a more nature- and culture-focused journey featuring Hobart, Port Arthur, Melbourne, Adelaide, Kangaroo Island, vineyards, cliffs, and local wildlife.
Western Australia & longer itineraries : A less common and often longer option, with itineraries connecting Perth, Fremantle, Broome, Darwin, and the Kimberley Coast, as well as scenic cruising through more remote areas.

2. Choose your cruise style

Mainstream cruises in Australia : Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian Cruise Line, or Cunard are well suited to travelers who want to combine major cities, days at sea, onboard comfort, shows, and restaurants, with itineraries departing from Sydney, Brisbane, or Melbourne that are easy to compare.
Premium cruises & grand voyages : Oceania Cruises, Azamara, Celebrity Cruises, or Holland America Line offer a more leisurely way to discover Australia, with more time to appreciate each port and a comfortable atmosphere on longer journeys.
Luxury, upscale cruising & refined expeditions : Ponant, Silversea, Seabourn Cruise Line, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, or Swan Hellenic may suit more exclusive itineraries, with smaller, more intimate ships, personalized service, fine dining, and a more immersive approach to remote regions.

Top experiences on your Australia cruise

Sydney often sets the tone for the journey: spectacular from the sea and easy to explore during a port call, with iconic landmarks, waterfront neighborhoods, and legendary beaches.

Sydney Harbour

Arrive or depart through the harbor to see the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and ferries in one of the world’s most recognizable waterfront settings.

The Rocks

Wander the historic lanes among old pubs, galleries, waterfront promenades, and views of the bridge.

Bondi Beach

Head to the beach for a walk beside the waves, with its surf culture and coastal trail as the backdrop.

The Rocks

Combine an easy walk, stops for food, and a look at historic Sydney without venturing too far from the port.

Bondi Beach

Enjoy an easygoing beach outing with lifeguard-patrolled swimming, a waterfront walk, and an unmistakably Australian atmosphere.

Sydney Harbour

Take a ferry to see the city from the water, with easy access to spectacular views of the Opera House and waterfront.

Bondi Beach

Walk the coastal trail, then finish with coffee, fish and chips, or a meal at a beachfront spot.

Sydney Harbour

Take photos at Circular Quay, ride the ferry, and pause beside the harbor to soak up Sydney’s lively atmosphere.

The Rocks

Share a drink or a meal in a historic pub before heading to the waterfront at sunset.

Queensland offers the most tropical experiences on an Australia cruise, with ports focused on islands, reefs, beaches, and rainforest.

Airlie Beach

Head to the Whitsundays for Queensland at its brightest, with turquoise water, pale sand, and island-to-island sailing.

Cairns

Set out for the Great Barrier Reef for a day of snorkeling or boating close to the reef.

Port Douglas

Enjoy a quieter port call with a marina, beach, restaurants, and excursions to the reef or rainforest.

Cairns

Experience the reef from the water, with pontoons, boats, tropical fish, and the shades of blue that make the Great Barrier Reef so remarkable.

Port Douglas

Mix a waterfront walk, beach time, and a nature outing for a more relaxed day than the major full-day excursions.

Airlie Beach

Plan an easy island outing or visit a Whitsundays viewpoint at a comfortable pace that is ideal for a first visit.

Port Douglas

Combine the beach, marina, and a casual local spot before returning to the ship.

Airlie Beach

Boat through the Whitsundays for an active day of swimming, snorkeling, and postcard-worthy scenery.

Cairns

Devote the port call to the reef, with snorkeling, scuba diving, or a scenic flight depending on the schedule and weather.

This region offers a more temperate, food-focused, and often wilder side of Australia, with historic ports, cliffs, vineyards, markets, and island scenery.

Hobart

Explore the waterfront, Salamanca Place, and Battery Point’s historic lanes for a port call rich in maritime heritage.

Port Arthur

Explore the historic site and landscapes of the Tasman Peninsula, where history, cliffs, and cool waters come together.

Kangaroo Island

Enjoy a nature-focused port call with beaches, rock formations, local wildlife, and vast Australian landscapes.

Port Arthur

Choose a guided tour to help children understand the site’s history without overwhelming them with detail.

Kangaroo Island

Focus on viewpoints and wildlife watching for an engaging day in nature.

Hobart

Start at the harbor, visit Salamanca Market if your timing works, then take an easy walk through the center.

Kangaroo Island

Opt for a more adventurous day exploring coastal scenery and remote roads and sampling local products.

Hobart

Mix cafés, the market, local breweries, and a waterfront walk to enjoy the city’s lively atmosphere.

Port Arthur

Combine a visit to the historic site with coastal views for a more rewarding port call than a simple walk.

Itineraries along Australia’s west and north coasts appeal to travelers who enjoy wide-open spaces, long stretches at sea, and less conventional ports.

Fremantle

Stroll through this port city near Perth, with its markets, historic buildings, cafés, and seaside atmosphere.

Broome

Discover Cable Beach and soak up the atmosphere of this tropical town on the Indian Ocean.

Kimberley Coast

Enjoy scenic cruising past red cliffs, remote waters, and some of Australia’s most isolated landscapes.

Broome

Enjoy an easy day around Cable Beach, scenic viewpoints, and the city’s pearling history.

Kimberley Coast

Take in the scenery from the ship or on a guided excursion, with a true sense of remote Australia.

Fremantle

Choose an easy port day combining the market, waterfront, maritime museum, and perhaps Perth if time allows.

Kimberley Coast

Spend time on the outdoor decks watching the cliffs, gorges, and changing light on the red rock.

Fremantle

Combine markets, breweries, street art, and a walk to the harbor for a relaxed port call.

Broome

End the day overlooking Cable Beach, with golden light, an immense sweep of sand, and a tropical atmosphere.

The best times for an Australia cruise

January

Weather & swimming

Warm, bright, and lively. A good time for Sydney, Melbourne, Tasmania, and southern Australia, with long days and a festive vacation atmosphere.

Expert advice

Excellent choice for Tasmania and southern cities. In tropical Queensland, heat, humidity and rain can be more pronounced.

February - March & November - December

Weather & swimming

The busiest season for Australia itineraries. Departures from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, or Auckland are more frequent, with summer conditions across much of the country.

Expert advice

Ideal for a first cruise combining Sydney, Tasmania, South Australia, or New Zealand. However, local holidays can make some dates more popular.

April - May & September - October

Weather & swimming

A good balance, depending on the region. The weather is often milder, crowds are more moderate, and conditions suit itineraries combining several regions.

Expert advice

A very good choice if you want to balance pleasant sightseeing conditions, fares, weather, and a variety of ports.

June - August

Weather & swimming

This period is more favorable for tropical Queensland and the reef. Conditions are often more pleasant at the Great Barrier Reef, with lower humidity and better visibility for nature excursions.

Expert advice

Choose this period if your priorities are Queensland, the Whitsundays, Cairns, Port Douglas, or itineraries through northern Australia.

Season	Weather & swimming	Expert advice
January	Warm, bright, and lively. A good time for Sydney, Melbourne, Tasmania, and southern Australia, with long days and a festive vacation atmosphere.	Excellent choice for Tasmania and southern cities. In tropical Queensland, heat, humidity and rain can be more pronounced.
February - March & November - December The busiest season for Australia itineraries. Departures from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, or Auckland are more frequent, with summer conditions across much of the country. Ideal for a first cruise combining Sydney, Tasmania, South Australia, or New Zealand. However, local holidays can make some dates more popular.
April - May & September - October A good balance, depending on the region. The weather is often milder, crowds are more moderate, and conditions suit itineraries combining several regions. A very good choice if you want to balance pleasant sightseeing conditions, fares, weather, and a variety of ports.
June - August This period is more favorable for tropical Queensland and the reef. Conditions are often more pleasant at the Great Barrier Reef, with lower humidity and better visibility for nature excursions. Choose this period if your priorities are Queensland, the Whitsundays, Cairns, Port Douglas, or itineraries through northern Australia.

Australia cruise hotspots

The highlights of an Australia cruise vary significantly by route: iconic ports, tropical reefs, temperate southern landscapes, or the more isolated western coast.

Sydney

For the harbor arrival, Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay, and neighborhoods within easy reach of the port.

Melbourne

For laneways, cafes, street art, markets, and access to Port Phillip Bay.

Fremantle

For an inviting, walkable port call with markets, heritage, restaurants, and easy access to Perth.

Sydney

For the harbor arrival, Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay, and neighborhoods within easy reach of the port.

Melbourne

For laneways, cafes, street art, markets, and access to Port Phillip Bay.

Fremantle

For an inviting, walkable port call with markets, heritage, restaurants, and easy access to Perth.

Great Barrier Reef

For snorkeling, boat trips, pontoons on the reef and marine landscapes of Queensland.

Whitsundays

For turquoise waters, tropical islands, and northeastern Australia’s quintessential beach scenery.

Port Douglas

For a gentler reef experience, with a marina, beach, and excursions into the rainforest.

Great Barrier Reef

For snorkeling, boat trips, pontoons on the reef and marine landscapes of Queensland.

Whitsundays

For turquoise waters, tropical islands, and northeastern Australia’s quintessential beach scenery.

Port Douglas

For a gentler reef experience, with a marina, beach, and excursions into the rainforest.

Sydney Harbour

To photograph the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and ferries from the water or waterfront.

Whitehaven Beach

For the sweeping white sands and turquoise hues of the Whitsundays when the itinerary allows.

Kangaroo Island

For cliffs, wild beaches, and rock formations that reveal the rugged side of southern Australia.

Sydney Harbour

To photograph the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and ferries from the water or waterfront.

Whitehaven Beach

For the sweeping white sands and turquoise hues of the Whitsundays when the itinerary allows.

Kangaroo Island

For cliffs, wild beaches, and rock formations that reveal the rugged side of southern Australia.

Tasmania

For Hobart, Port Arthur, cliffs, green valleys, and a cooler climate than the rest of the country.

Kimberley Coast

For remote landscapes, red rock, gorges, and spectacular scenic cruising.

Broome

For Cable Beach, the Indian Ocean, pearling history, and the feeling of a remote tropical outpost.

Tasmania

For Hobart, Port Arthur, cliffs, green valleys, and a cooler climate than the rest of the country.

Kimberley Coast

For remote landscapes, red rock, gorges, and spectacular scenic cruising.

Broome

For Cable Beach, the Indian Ocean, pearling history, and the feeling of a remote tropical outpost.

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Australia cruise must-sees

Sail into Sydney Harbour between the Opera House and Harbour Bridge

Arriving in or departing from Sydney remains one of the most memorable moments of an Australia cruise. Travelers love watching the city unfold from the ship’s deck, with the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay, and ferries immediately setting the tone for the journey.

Sail to the Great Barrier Reef from Queensland

The reef stays with travelers because it turns a port call into a complete marine experience. From Cairns, Port Douglas, or Airlie Beach, excursions to see coral, tropical fish, and lagoons offer an especially vivid picture of tropical Australia.

Discover Hobart’s waterfront, market, and Tasmanian scenery

Hobart often surprises visitors with its relaxed pace and maritime character. Travelers appreciate the old waterfront, Salamanca Place, Battery Point, and the option to extend the port call to Port Arthur or Tasmania’s wilder landscapes.

Hidden gems off the beaten path

Take the ferry to Manly to see Sydney from the water

In Sydney, many travelers enjoy this simple crossing, which offers a natural way to experience the city. The ride provides another look at the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and waterfront neighborhoods before reaching Manly for a more relaxed beach than the best-known hot spots.

Spend time on the Fremantle docks before heading to Perth

Fremantle offers a more local port call than Australia’s classic big-city experience. Travelers enjoy its markets, historic buildings, breweries, maritime museum, and relaxed waterfront atmosphere.

Taste Tasmania around Salamanca Place in Hobart

In Hobart, Salamanca Place is often praised for its relaxed food scene, especially on market days. Travelers find local products, cafés, and small eateries, along with a tangible sense of Tasmanian identity where city, harbor, and nature meet.

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Setting sail for Oceania

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.

Varied landscapes

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.

Crystal-clear waters

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!

Cruises Australia : Offers and promotions 2026 - 2027

Australia cruises: A guide to choosing the right one

Tips for choosing your Australia cruise

1. Choose your region

2. Choose your cruise style

Top experiences on your Australia cruise

The best times for an Australia cruise

Australia cruise hotspots

What our customers loved:

Australia cruise must-sees

Hidden gems off the beaten path

Learn more about your Australia cruise

Setting sail for Oceania

Varied landscapes

Crystal-clear waters

Boats on Australia

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