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Pacific Eden

The 1,500-passenger Pacific Eden, previously Statendam under Holland America Line, is now part of the P&O Australia fleet. It features the upmarket food court dining concept, The Pantry, to replace the traditional buffet dining. Pacific Eden is the first ship from P&O Australia to depart from tropical North Queensland (Cairns) and to have an overseas homeport (Singapore). Pacific Eden offers trips to Papua New Guinea, and voyages extending to the Solomon Islands. The Singapore departures have port calls in nearby Asian countries such as Indonesia, Thailand and Cambodia.

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Pacific Eden has 630 cabins categorised according to spaciousness, living area and bathroom facilities. All cabins are outfitted with either two beds that can convert into a queen bed or two lower and two upper (bunk) beds. The main beds in the suites and penthouse convert into king-sized beds. There is personally controlled air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, wardrobe, desk with chair, safety deposit box, hair dryer, phone and Wi-Fi. Shelves and drawers for storage are plentiful in both main room and bathroom. Other than the bigger space, a walk-in wardrobe and a bathtub, extra perks for suite guests include priority check-in and disembarkation, a welcome aboard gift such as a fruit basket, complimentary laundry service, a Nespresso coffee machine, iPod music system, in-room dining (afternoon tea and canapes delivered on request) and free bottled water and soft drinks in the fridge. To accommodate bigger groups and families, 52 of the cabins can be interconnected.

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Pacific Eden has wide options for free dining. Waterfron Restaurant, the ship’s main dining room, is open from 7am to 9am for breakfast (7.30-9.30am on sea days), noon to 1.30pm for lunch (sea days), and 5pm to 9pm for dinner. Seating is open so no booking is required, unless guests request for an early matinee dinner at 5pm. The Pantry is a casual dining area that houses eight different outlets, from Mexican, Indian and Asian to salad bars and desserts. Other dining options indclude the pan-Asian specialty Dragon Lady restaurant and the sophisticated Angelo’s. At a fee, guests can try Blue Room, Salt Grill by Luke Mangan or the intimately unique dining experience at Chef’s Table. Room service is available 24 hours a day.

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Elemis at Sea on deck 11 offers a range of facials, massages, wraps and salon services using the brand’s high-end products. It also has treatments that claim to offer detoxifying and slimming effects. The thermal suite has five heated benches, warm air, aromatic steams, saunas and powerful monsoon showers. For a full cruise pass, the cost ranges from $149 to $299 per couple or $99 to $179 per person, depending on the length of the cruise. Located at the front of the ship, the fitness centre has an excellent ocean view from floor-to-ceiling windows. It has treadmills, exercise bikes and strengthening equipment, as well as complimentary fitness classes. Guests can also take classes like Pilates, yoga or indoor cycling for about $13 a class or hire a personal training for $97 an hour.

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Pacific Eden has a lot of amenities to cater to both kids and parents. Children and teenagers are divided into age groups – each assigned to a designated area with age-appropriate activities. Teenagers are split into two groups, 11-14 year olds and 15-17 year olds. Both HQ (for younger teens) and HQ+, are decked with video game consoles and movies. Another activity kids can get themselves into is the Broadshorts program, a great initiative that teaches them to make a short film using Stop Motion Pro technology.

Great included and specialty dining options and entertainment make this ship ideal for families and groups looking for a fun-filled cruise.

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“Excellent fee-free specialty dining and upmarket bars with great live entertainment.”

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We have spent a lot of time raving about our cruise to Papau New Guinea and a lot of that has focused on what an incredible destination PNG was to experience.

Why We Loved our Papua New Guinea Cruise
PNG Cruise Ports and Tips

This was our first cruise as a family and as soon as the cruise ended, we were trying to plan our next. That tells you how much we enjoyed the week we spent on the P&O ship Pacific Eden . We were so impressed with the ship, the service, the quality of the food and entertainment aboard and how family-friendly the ship was. As independent travelers cruising wasn’t on my radar and I didn’t expect to enjoy cruising as much as we did. I am so glad we gave it a chance though as it was an awesome holiday. Cruising is a great way to blend exploration with relaxation as you explore exotic ports of call, but are also pampered in luxury.

Embarkation

Our sailing was out of Cairns in Queensland. They have a lovely cruise port area with parks and lookouts by the ocean. They have to get a lot of people on a ship in a few hours, so I wasn’t sure how this would go. Luckily, embarkation went really smoothly and we were on the ship in less then an hour.

We were given an embarkation time slot online and while there were some queues when we arrived, they moved quickly. Come prepared with your cabin luggage tags printed out and attached to your suitcases. Also make sure that all your cruise paperwork is filled out ahead of time. We had to complete a health form, a PNG form and have our passports and e-tickets ready.

After leaving our bags we checked in and received our cruise cards. Having a lanyard to attach your cruise card to is essential. I tried to be cool and not wear one the first day, but it really is so practical. We were given lanyards from our cruise agent, Cruise About. You can buy them aboard or bring your own. Next up was Australian immigration, then an embarkation photo and on we went.

All excited to get on the ship!

First Impressions

Once on the ship, I was impressed with the modern Australian décor. We had cruised before and I remember glitzy, over-the-top interiors. I much prefered the muted Aussie styling with sophisticated restaurants, comfy lounge seating around the pool and a very modern feel.

Immediately upon boarding, you want to use your first hour to do some important planning that will benefit you throughout the cruise. First, you want to make reservations for the specialty restaurants (Angelo’s, Dragon Lady, Salt ($) and Captain’s Table($)) and the Waterfront dining room. You are welcome to make as many reservations as you want. By the end of the first evening, there was very little availability at these restaurants, so it pays to get it organized first thing.

We also went up to the Kids Club so that the kids could get oriented there and we needed to complete the paperwork for each child. Our next stop was visiting the P&O Edge office to buy gold passes for the kids and sign them up for their first activities the following day.

Lots of different areas of the ship to explore

Our Staterooms

Our bags were waiting for us outside of our staterooms. We had two outside rooms side by side on the 5 th floor. The rooms on Pacific Eden are known to be a nice size and we found the rooms really functional. We had a triple room and a twin room. The triple room had two twin beds with one bunk over one of them. Although Pacific Eden in an older ship, we found the rooms to be in really good shape. There was some rust on the shower faucet, but other then that it was perfect.

Our triple or quad stateroom on Pacific Eden

Our rooms also had a sofa, which was great to have. The bathrooms featured a full tub/shower and was very spacious. Our room stewards Viddy and Edy were very sweet and took the time to get to know our names. The kids were delighted with the towel animals that they found in their rooms each evening.

The kids loved seeing the towel animals that awaited us each evening.

Each night we would look at what was happening the next day.

Each evening the P&O Goodtimes newsletter for the next day and kids club schedules were left in our cabin. It is incredible how many activities there are to do on the ship and if you are like me, a highlighter is very helpful to make sure you don’t miss the things you want to do. My more high tech husband liked using the Whats On app, where he could see the activities, menus, etc on his phone (doesn’t require internet).

Family of 5 plus

I know many larger families aren’t sure how cruising can work for them and I had the same concerns before we booked our cruise as well. P&O staterooms can only accommodate four people in a cabin, making it a challenge for families of 5 or 6. P&O also requires that an adult 18+ sleeps in each room, making the possibility of a kids room out of the question.

Here is the best way for larger families to book cruise accommodation:

Book early and grab the interconnected cabins. These go quickly, but are the best bets for families.
If you can’t get interconnected cabins, select cabins side-by-side. One parent will still have to sleep in each stateroom, but you will conveniently be located together.
If you are on a real budget or booking last minute, you can select the guaranteed cabins where P&O will assign you a stateroom before the sailing. This could mean that your cabins are on different floors. This is what we originally had booked because we were trying to keep costs down. Our plan was to put the kids to sleep in one cabin, hang out together in that cabin and then one of us would just go to the other cabin to sleep. What we didn’t count on was the late evenings we would have and so we usually went to sleep at the same time as the kids. Therefore, while having cabins apart may not be completely ideal, it is possible and the most economical.

Cruises are known for their food and there are lots of options aboard the Pacific Eden. You can eat at the Pantry (casual food stations), the Waterfront main dining room, the specialty restaurants, the poolside grill and café and ice cream shop. P&O does offer room service, but at an additional cost.

There are times throughout the day where you will have to pay for food (from 3-5:30pm and after 9pm). If you are cruising with kids, they have a Kids Dinner in the Pantry at 4:15 each day, which was great for the kids to grab a snack after a port day. You can get proper coffees at the poolside ice cream shop ($3.50-5/coffees, $5-7.50/ice creams). The poolside grill serves hot dogs, nachos and pizza ($5-10).

The Pantry is P&O’s revolutionized buffet and is definitely a step up from the cruise ship buffets of old. The Pantry features a number of food stations from contemporary Australian cuisine, to Indian thalis to Mexican tacos. The specials at each of the stations change daily and there are lots of options available.

Desserts at the Pantry

A staff member serves you your food, eliminating the risk of guest contamination and then you find a seat. We did find it was sometimes difficult to get a table for our family of 5. While the food was good in the Pantry, we preferred the sit-down restaurants where we found the food and service better. We also found we ate less when we were eating at table service restaurants.

A thali from the Pantry.

The Waterfront

This is where we ate most of our meals as we preferred the table service. It is open for breakfast and dinner and lunch on port days. The first night of the cruise we booked reservations most nights for dinner.

They do have a kids menu, but our kids really enjoyed ordering off the main menu, which rotated daily. We are vegetarian and there was always one veg choice and one fish/seafood choice. We found the food to be really good and enjoyed our meals there.

The kids really enjoyed selecting their meals.

Loved eating at the Waterfront most nights.

Dragon Lady

The Asian specialty restaurant on the Pacific Eden has a really cozy and modern ambiance. We found the food to be good, although our service was only okay here. Although we loved the Waterfront, it was nice to try somewhere different.

Really nice ambiance at Dragon Lady

A curry at Dragon Lady

This is the Italian restaurant and the ship and it didn’t have many vegetarian options. The food was good, but this was probably our least favorite of the specialty restaurants. You definitely want to make your reservations for the whole cruise on the first evening as they get entirely booked out.

Salt Grill by Luke Mangan

We had read the hype about this premium restaurant with a $49pp surcharge and it definitely lived up to it. The quality of the food and level of service was impeccable and it was definitely one of the highlights of the trip. You can order a starter, main and dessert each, along with a few sides. My vegetarian husband treated himself to a beautiful steak while I had the ahi tuna, which was really great. Everything we ordered was suburb and it is definitely worth treating yourself to a meal at Salt Grill.

They are only open for dinner and high tea on sea day, but reservations are essential.

Our best meal of the cruise at Salt Grill.

Beautifully plated and delicious!

This was our first ever experience with a kids club and it was something the kids were really looking forward to. P&O’s Kids Club is divided into four categories: Turtle Cove for 2-6 year olds, Shark Shack for 7-10 year olds, HQ for 11-14 year olds and HQ+ for older teens.

One of the things I was really impressed with is the flexibility of the Kids Club. Our 10 year old daughter really wanted to be in the HQ area and I was expecting the age groups to be hard cut offs. In fact, they will allow you to move them up or down one year so you can choose the group that is best for your child. Likewise, our youngest at 6 is a very independent kid who was much happier to be in Shark Shack with his brother then in the Turtle Cove little kid group.

Every day there was a great schedule of activities for the kids to participate in and our kids were eager to go to Kids Club every day once we returned to the ship. This schedule was delivered to our stateroom the evening prior so the kids could check what activities they wanted to participate in. They did crafts, played basketball on the outdoor courts, completed scavenger hunts and had dance parties in the evening.

At the end of the cruise, there was a kids’ performance and it was so neat to see the friendships that had formed. We used the opportunity a few nights to go out for a date night dinner, which was such a treat.

End of cruise performance from the kids club.

Kids in HQ and above can sign themselves in and out, but Turtle Cove and Shark Shack require an adult to sign them in and out. There was only one instance on the cruise when the kids club was at capacity, but we came back 30 minutes later and our kids were able to sign in. It was great to give the kids so much independence on the ship to meet their new friends and grab their own snacks.

We loved the full-day availability of kids club on P&O. For Turtle Cove and Shark Shack they opened at 9 am and didn’t close until 10:30pm. HQ and HQ+ didn’t close until 1am, but there were breaks for lunch and dinner. We found the kids club staff to be really friendly and it was obvious our kids loved going there each day.

Since the kids loved kids club so much, it gave us an opportunity to have dinner dates and spend time together. I love spending time with my kids on vacation, but it was nice to have both family time and couple time.

Happy kids!

P&O Edge

The P&O Edge Adventure Park on the Pacific Eden was another thing our kids were super excited about. Each ship offers up to 19 adventure activities ranging from ziplines to high ropes courses, to laser tag, to segways.

A really great features for kids and adults it the Edge Adventure Park.

The best way to experience the Edge activities is to buy a VIP Pass where you can do all of the activities on the ship for one price. We bought the Gold VIP Pass which allowed them to do all of the activities. It worked out to two activities on sea days and one on port days. If you buy your pass online in advance or on the first day, you will receive a discount.

Adults are more than welcome to participate and I did secretly want to try the Walk the Plank activity. But which did our kids enjoy the most?

Ella: Walk the Plank because it was scary, but fun.

Walk the Plank

Gavin: Segways. I really liked driving them and it was cool to drive on top of a cruise ship.

Miles: Bungee Tramp. It felt so bouncy and so fun.

The bungee tramp was a hit.

We were really impressed with the staff running the activities and the quality of equipment. The staff are specially trained and safety is definitely their number one priority.

The one thing we did find tricky was getting booked into the Edge activities each day. You can only sign up one day in advance and often by the time we got to them, there were very few spots open. This is definitely an area I think they could streamline to make it easier for guests.

Entertainment

The entertainment was something we only caught on to mid-way through our trip as we discovered all the great bands and entertainers that were on board. We loved listening to The Beats on the pool deck or the acoustic duo in a lounge. We also went to a few of the performances in the large Marquee, which were really impressive shows especially Sideshow Alley. The kids loved the magician the one night and our daughter really enjoyed the dance show. The final party on the last evening was really fun with all of the entertainers involved and a champagne toast.

There is also a cinema on board, but we didn’t have time to check that out.

Since the islands of Papua New Guinea are so remote, 3 out of the 4 ports we visited were tendered ports. It was only in Alotau that we were docked.

For the most part the tenders ran really smoothly. In our first port of Kitava, there was a large swell making embarking and disembarking really slow and it took a few hours to get everyone off the ship. The best recommendation is to disembark earlier (from 8:15 am) as the peak demand is 9:30-11:30 am. You go to the Marquee to get a tender time slot and then you wait there until your time before heading down to the tender area.

We did have VIP tender passes given to us by P&O, which allowed us to go right down to the boarding area. P&O sometimes offers promotions if you book early that include VIP tender passes; it is a huge benefit, so look out for that!

Tendering to get ashore Kitava

Shore Excursions

We didn’t do any of the ship’s shore excursions and were able to organize activities once we were onshore. You can read our full post on our PNG cruise ports and tips .

Touring the villages of Kiriwina Island, PNG.

Overall, we found the service on the ship to be good. Our stateroom stewards were extremely friendly and personable. Since the ship uses an anytime dining format, you don’t really get to know the restaurant staff that well. We found some restaurant staff really cheery and attentive and others not so much. There were a couple of times where we had to wait a really long time to place our orders in the restaurants and then once we were really rushed through our meal.

P&O Australia operates with tips included in your cruise fare (love this!) and I do think this does affect service slightly. We did tip our room stewards, but it would have been hard to tip others since we didn’t consistently have the same staff.

Pools and Common Areas

On the Pacific Eden, there are two pools. The first is on the deck 11, with two Jacuzzis. The Pacific Eden has a retractable roof, which is great for rainy or cool days. The lounge chairs are really new and plush and there is quite a bit of shaded area, which of course is in high demand. There are also conversational seating areas with super comfy pillows on this deck. On our first sea day, the seas were really rough and the pool was sloshing around quite a bit. I have seen other cruise lines that have closed the pools when it is like this, but P&O kept them open, much to my children’s delight.

The main pool on the Pacific Eden

The other pool is on deck 10 at the rear and is the adult’s only area. There isn’t a lot of shaded area near this pool, but it is a beautiful and quiet spot to relax.

Pacific Eden Adult’s Only Pool

We really appreciated the modern décor of the common areas on the Pacific Eden. There were lots of lounge and bar areas throughout the ship, each with a different feel. Although the ship is an older ship, the common areas were in excellent shape due to its 2017 refit.

While I love the idea of being unplugged on holiday, it just isn’t a reality for us. We both purchased the Platinum Unlimited package at $99/per cruise. My husband was able to use the WIFI for work and even went back to the ship one day to make a skype call. Being satellite, there were times where it was extremely slow, but overall we were happy with the WIFI considering we were in the Pacific Ocean far, far from anywhere.

Motion and Sea Sickness

Since the Pacific Eden is a smaller ship, you are more likely to feel the motion of the seas. On our first sea day it was rough and some people did feel sea sick. I wouldn’t let this dissuade you from going on a cruise though, as there are lots of remedies to pack to assist with sea sickness. The rest of our cruise we experienced calm waters and I loved going to sleep each night with the very slight gentle rock of the boat.

Disembarkation

Disembarkation took longer than embarkation since so many people had bought lots of woodcarvings requiring close inspection at Quarantine back in Australia. Although they were very careful at inspecting the items, they were very lenient and we did not see anyone have anything taken away. They did sometimes request that you put the item in the freezer at home or they did spray a few things. It took us 75 minutes to disembark.

You are supposed to put your bags out between 5-8pm the night prior, but next time I would skip that and just bring our bags off ourselves. You were given a time slot between 7:20-9:20 am. Since we had a later spot, we enjoyed our last meal at the Waterfront. I would give yourselves plenty of time on disembarkation day and book a flight later in the day.

We never got sick of this view!

All prices on the ship are in Australian dollars.
Tipping is included in the cruise fare.
Bring a lanyard or purchase one from the ship’s shop to keep your cruise card handy.

The photographers took great photos.

On our 7-night cruise, there were 3 theme nights which seemed a bit much (Gatsby, Bianco and Back to School). It really is optional to dress up and I would say it was less than 25% who were dressed according to theme. Next time, I will look up online the theme nights and come prepared.
There is a spa and casino on the ship, but we didn’t participate in either.
You can purchase alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink packages. In fact if you book your cruise in advance, this is often thrown in as a promotion.
Watch out for the great duty-free prices. You cannot consume them on board, but they are worthwhile for bringing home.

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Review: P&O Cruises Australia Pacific Eden

Posted: March 22, 2022

It’s easy to see why P&O Cruises Australia as a brand has remained at the forefront of discussions about cruisers, particularly when you’re on board one of their ships.

P&O Cruises Australia has continuously been one of the first cruise lines advancing with the times, reacting to the public criticism that cruise ships are often too tasteless in their effort to accommodate to the everyday Australian, out of touch with current needs and design.

The new additional Pacific Eden to me is a direct response to that. Pacific Eden formerly Statendam of the Holland America Line fleet.

I was lucky enough to grab a quick tour of Pacific Eden when it docked in Adelaide on Monday 21 st of March 2016, observing personally what a refurbishment stirred by modern Australia truly looked and felt like.

My first impression when I first laid eyes on her, was her significantly smaller size from the other P&O Cruises Australia ships. But once inside you are taken back from its deceptively small size.

Pacific Eden caters for about 1,500 guests and the number of child passengers has been capped at 10 per cent which will without a doubt impact the position of her in the market.

The ambiance throughout the ship was calming, the fixtures alluring you to bring your book, take the weight off your feet and relax as the bartender pours you your favourite cocktail.

The Pantry was a real eye-opener, because one of the first things that come to people’s mind in regards to cruising is – The Buffet!

The Pantry is still a buffet as far as the all-you-can-eat aspect, but it’s intended more in the direction of separate eateries. There’s the Mexican, the Indian, the Chinese, a Garden Bar with just salads, a sweets store with just desserts, and even a section devoted completely to meats and roast dinners ( Fat Cow ). I think it’s a smart move, and yet I wasn’t able to sample any of the food to give it any suitable kind of critique, the plan and idea is absolutely in line with a better-quality passenger experience.

The larger modifications are appreciated in the public features. Namely the transfer of the enclosed dining scene on board with the stylish Waterfront Restaurant , a pan-Asian restaurant called Dragon Lady washed in neon mood lighting, a lively Italian restaurant called Angelo’s , an intimate Chef’s Table experience, and ever popular Salt Grill by Luke Mangan . While most are upbeat with fresh design, all restaurants have a distinguishing look and feel about them, especially Dragon Lady, which stands as the odd one out in terms of ambiance, edgy and clearly modelled off the more contemporary Japanese restaurants found across Australia.

Both Angelo’s and Dragon Lady, only open for lunch and dinner, and disparate from P&O’s signature Salt Grill by Luke Mangan, are free of charge.

One of the most stirring additions include a Cellar Door experience on board, exclusively stocking wines from boutique Hunter Valley winery Glandore Estate Wines . It’s adorned with oak barrels and rows and rows of wine bottles, with the choice for guests to have their favourite blends sent to one of the restaurants to pair up with lunch or dinner.

There’s also a wonderful emphasis on entertainment, with the whole kit and caboodle from the onboard theatre to the chilled jazz bar, The Blue Room . For the more overblown and dramatic, the lido deck plays host to regular Gatsby & Bianco parties. Those considering daytime that are a bit more exciting will be pleased to know that Pacific Eden features P&O Cruises popular P&O Edge .

The first thing I noticed about each cabin was its considerable larger space compared to the other P&O ships. The doorways regardless whether or not it was an accessible cabin equipped for a wheelchair, were wide enough for me to wheel through, which for me was a real breath of fresh air.

After my day onboard I was reluctant to disembark and stay on and enjoy a week at sea. The Pacific Eden is definitely a cruise ship I recommend for anyone with mobility issues, and who love to cruise.

I really can’t wait to go on that ship. I am going on the pacific dawn next month, I like her she is comfortable. I will be looking forward to taking a cruise on Pacific Eden.

I’m on the Eden in November.. Didn’t know that it catered more to the older clientele.. Although it makes sense that the oldies are on their 20th+ cruise.. So looking for new destinations.. But Im really hoping that there are enough children to play with for my kids… And more of a mixed age group.. As we would like some company our own age !.. ( not knocking the olden goodies of course!)

We are looking forward to cruise on Pacific Eden next month after cruising on her former sister ship Maasdam last year which we found to excellent and enjoyed the “smaller” cruise ship atmosphere.

What cabin were you in that was accessible? We have noticed that most cabins have showers over high baths.

Does anybody have pics or videos of the Suites on board Pacific Eden please. Room 1034 would be great. Thanks

Please view the gallery for Pacific Eden I took last year.

I am going onboard her again this Friday for 10 nights.

https://www.wheeliegoodcruises.com/photo-gallery-pacific-eden/

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Pacific Eden

Why cruise on this ship.

Escape to Pacific Eden. Live large in a luxury penthouse suite, dig in with sixteen dining experiences or take a dip in the top deck pool – it’s open no matter the weather thanks to a climate controlled retractable roof.

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Delivers unparalleled experiences without compromising on affordability

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Pacific Eden Staterooms and Cabins

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This page shows all the different suite, stateroom and cabin types on the Pacific Eden. You can compare the floor layouts for each of Pacific Eden's cabin types. Click to expand to floor to see a larger image. Cruisedeckplans.com also shows all the features, size information and number of cabins for each stateroom cabin type on this PO AU cruise ship. We also show the cabin codes that PO AU uses to classify the different cabins on the ship. You can mouse over the cabin code for a description of the type of stateroom cabin the code signifies.

All The Stateroom, Suites And Cabin Types on Pacific Eden

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Stateroom Cabin Features: - Bedroom with king-size bed - Private bath with oversized whirlpool & shower - Hairdryer - Dressing room - Floor to ceiling windows that open to private balcony - Living room with sofa bed - Dining room - Pantry - Guest bath - Refrigerator, television, DVD player, safe - Multi-channel music, phone.

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Stateroom Cabin Features: - Two twins that convert to king-size bed - Private bath with whirlpool tub and shower - Dressing room - Hairdryer - Floor to ceiling windows that open to private balcony - Sitting area with sofa - Television, DVD player, safe, multi-channel music, phone.

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Eden is First Port as P&O Cruises Australia Begins Series Celebrating Regional Destinations

P&O Cruises Australia today launched a special video series celebrating regional cruise destinations in Australia beginning with Eden on the Sapphire Coast of NSW.

The cruise line’s flagship Pacific Explorer was the first cruise ship to use Eden’s new wharf extension when it opened two years ago and its ships were regular callers.

P&O destinations director, Michael Mihajlov, said Eden was a natural starting point for the series celebrating regional cruise destinations.

“Our guests love Eden and the community there through organisations such as Cruise Eden has embraced cruising and the opportunities it delivers,” Mr Mihajlov said.

“With their enthusiasm they make each cruise ship visit an event in its own right adding unique local attractions such as the beachside Taste of Eden Festival.”

In the six years since the inaugural call, P&O ships have visited Eden on 25 separate occasions bringing around 50,000 guests to the region.

The Eden video is fronted by Cruise Eden Coordinator Debbie Meers.

More destination videos are planned for other destinations such as Airlie Beach in Queensland’s Whitsundays.

Airlie Beach is renowned among the cruising fraternity for the warm welcome provided by its enthusiastic volunteers.

“We know that regional destinations are very keen to see the restart of cruising and the revival of cruise ship calls as soon as it is possible,” Mr Mihajlov said. “And we can’t wait to return.”

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Cunard Uncorks Headline Speakers for 2019 Wine Voyage
GOLDEN PRINCESS FIRST AUSTRALIAN SHIP TO FEATURE ‘BEST WI-FI AT SEA’ MELBOURNE-BASED SHIP TO BE ACTIVATED WITH MEDALLIONNET DURING 2019-20 SEASON
Carnival Spirit goes troppo with new Sunshine State remodel
P&O Cruises Brings the LOLs to the Melbourne Comedy Festival in 2020
BOOST FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY AS PRINCESS CRUISES ANNOUNCES RECORD ADELAIDE SEASON
Carnival tempts Aussie tastebuds with new dining options set for Carnival Splendor
PRINCESS CRUISES INTRODUCES SECOND LA MER, RESTAURANT BY THREE MICHELIN STAR FRENCH CHEF EMMANUEL RENAUT ONBOARD NEW SHIP, SKY PRINCESS
Cunard Announces 2020-21 Program – All Three Queens to Visit Australia
PRINCESS CRUISES SHOWCASES PROGRESS OF THREE NEW ROYAL-CLASS SHIPS
Cunard Announces Record 2020-21 Summer Down Under
PRINCESS CRUISES ANNOUNCES LEADERSHIP TEAM FOR NEW SHIP SKY PRINCESS
Carnival reveals design for ground-breaking green and gold waterpark on Carnival Splendor
Aussie Bell Boy Uniforms Hit the Gangway in Melbourne as Cunard Reveals Plans for its Biggest Ever Season Down Under
Carnival Cruise Line announces plans for an adrenalin-packed Green-and-Gold waterpark for Aussie cruisers to enjoy on Carnival Splendor
Princess Cruises' 50 Years in Alaska -- Celebrating with New Guest Experiences
P&O CRUISES' SHIP PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTURES ICONIC AUSTRALIA DAY FLYPAST IMAGE
Cunard Announces New Steakhouse Dining Concept
Cunard announces Royal Fashion Line Up for Transatlantic Fashion Week 2019
P&O Cruises Announces its Third ‘Tribute to the King Cruise’ in 2020 as the World Remembers Rock Legend’s 84th Birthday
Cunard Unveils First Full Season of Alaska Voyages in 2020
Cunard Launches New Holistic Spa Concept: Mareel Wellness and Beauty
PRINCESS CRUISES GIVE AGENTS THE CHANCE TO WIN THE ULTIMATE CULINARY ADVENTURE WITH A 7-NIGHT ALASKA CRUISE AND CUISINE CRAFTED BY CHEF CURTIS STONE
P&O Cruises Celebrates a Successful Year with Six New Awards
P&O Cruises 'Drought Relief' Cruises a Dream Come True for Farmers
P&O Cruises Welcomes Its Homegrown Hero and Kindness Cruises' Teenage Founder Campbell Remess on Kangaroo Island Cruise
PRINCESS CRUISES READIES FULL ACTIVATION OF SECOND MEDALLIONCLASS™ SHIP
PRINCESS CRUISES ANNOUNCES BIGGEST EVER DEPLOYMENT FOR SYDNEY
Carnival Cruise Line announces the first round of its stellar 2019 Melbourne Cup cruise line-up: Deborah Hutton and Jim “Pumper” Cassidy
P&O Cruises in to 2019 with New 1980s and Country Themed Short Breaks
Princess Cruises Launches Australian-Based LOCAL CONNECTIONS Program, Expands Authentic & Meaningful Shore Excursion Offering Down-Under
SKY PRINCESS REVEALS SUITE OF NEW FEATURES New Royal Class Ship Offers The Fleet's First Sky Suites, World-Class Dining & Entertainment, and Immersive Gaming Experiences
CARNIVAL LEGEND RETURNS TO HER HOME PORT IN MELBOURNE
CARNIVAL SPIRIT SETS SAIL FOR ALASKA AND HAWAII BEFORE RELOCATING TO BRISBANE IN 2020
International Model and Diversity Trailblazer Madeline Stuart Cruises to Melbourne Onboard P&O Cruises’ Pacific Explorer
PRINCESS CRUISES INTRODUCES REFRESHED MENU AT SHARE BY CURTIS STONE
Carnival Australia Recognised for Sharing The Value Of Cruise Tourism In The Pacific
P&O Cruises’ Pacific Aria Returns for Longest New Zealand Cruise Season as part of New 2020 Program
P&O Cruises Reveals Pacific Adventure’s Maiden Season and New ‘Voyages’ Itineraries in its 2020 Program
P&O Cruises Reveals Pacific Explorer will Call Brisbane Home
P&O Cruises Reveals an Exclusive Beach Club for Pacific Adventure
Set Course for Adventure as P&O Cruises Names its Newest Ship: Pacific Adventure
P&O Cruises’ Pacific Explorer Features on Australia Post Stamp
NEW ZEALAND SET FOR RECORD CRUISE SEASON AS CARNIVAL AUSTRALIA SHIPS MAKE 405 PORT CALLS GENERATING NEARLY $200 MILLION IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Carnival Australia Cruises into Record Season Generating Estimated $500 Million Economic Contribution
P&O Cruises and Rural Aid’s Buy-A-Bale Campaign Partner to Offer Farm Families A Cruise Break from Crippling Drought
Carnival Cruise Line Celebrates 25 Million Milestone With A Fun Family Cruise Holiday
PRINCESS SIGNIFICANTLY EXPANDS ACROSS THE DITCH PROGRAM
COUNTDOWN TO CARNIVAL LEGEND’S RETURN FOR AUSSIE SUMMER SEASON BEGINS
P&O Cruises Australia Continues to Transform its Fleet - Welcoming Another Grand Class Ship And Bidding Farewell To a Much Loved Favourite
Carnival Cruise Line Announces Second Half of 2020 Program Open for Sale
Princess Cruises Reveals Name of Fifth Royal-Class Ship As Fleet Expansion Continues
P&O Cruises’ Reveals the Newly Refurbished Pacific Aria
Carnival Puts The 'Fun' In Fundraising For The Children's Hospital at Westmead
Carnival Cruise Line Named Number One To The South Pacific
Princess Cruises Unveils More Standout Features for Sky Princess
In A Sydney Harbour First 'The Grinch' Is Winched From A Helicopter To Steal The Fun From Carnival Spirit
Princess Cruises To Build Two Next Generation LNG Cruise Ships
Sun Prinecess Calls Perth Home Following Multi-Million Dollar Refresh
P&O Cruises Celebrates Pacific Explorer’s 1st Birthday With the Biggest Birthday Cake at Sea
Carnival Cruise Line's 2020 Program Now Available To Book
Little Carnival Becomes the Centre of Attention
Carnival Australia Sails into July with Largest Cruise Sale Down Under
P&O Cruises’ ‘Tribute to The King’ Cruise Set to Rock and Roll Again In 2019 With Even More Capacity for Diehard Fans
Carnival Spirit Returns to Sydney Following Dry Dock in Singapore
Carnival Australia Playing Its Part In Achieving Gender Balance In Serafaring Careers
100 Days To Go Until Majestic Princess Arrives in New Zealand
Travel Agents Celebrate Carnival Cruise Line's Biggest Program Launch With a Hole In One
Golden Princess Returns To Melbourne With Multi Million Dollar Enhancements, To Spearhead Princess Cruises' Biggest Ever New Zealand Season
CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE ANNOUNCES LARGEST SELECTION OF CRUISES EVER FROM AUSTRALIA
New Cruise Terminal for Brisbane is now Full Steam Ahead
Rugby league Fans, Blues and Maroons Legends and a Giant Cane Toad and Cockroach Invade Melbourne on P&O's State of Origin Cruise
CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE ANNOUNCES THAT CARNIVAL SPIRIT WILL SAIL YEAR-ROUND FROM BRISBANE
Little Carnival, Australia's Newest and Smallest Ship Unveiled
CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE AND HEINEMANN PARTNERSHIP SEES STATE-OF-THE-ART DUTY FREE SHOPPING EXPERIENCE COME TO LIFE
Cruising Has Solid Foundation in Cairns
P&O Cruises Reveals Exclusive Itineraries to Papua New Guinea as it Unveils 2019-2020 Program
Kids Sail Free Sale
Carnival Commemorates ANZAC Day with a Dawn Service at Sea
P&O Cruises Extends GoCatch Partnership Nationwide
P&O Cruises Appoints Business Development Manager for New Zealand
P&O Cruises’ Ni Vanuatu Crew Members Become Special Commonwealth Games Cheer Squad for Vanuatu Women’s Volleyball Stars
Carnival Legend Departs Sydney Ahead of Extensive Dry Dock
Carnival Legend Departs Sydney Ahead of $65M Dry Dock
P&O Pacific Partnership Supports Vanuatu Women's Beach Volleyball Team in Quest for Commonwealth Games Glory
Carnival Panorama's New Year-Round Mexican Riviera Sailings Now Open
Carnival Splendor, Australia's Newest & Largest Home Ported Ship Now Open for Sale
P&O Cruises Announces the Biggest Comedy Festival at Sea
Cunard Announces New Australian Partnerships for Record Season Down Under
P&O Cruises Adds Comedy to its Event Activities at Sea
Cunard Announces New Record Australian Season with Queen Elizabeth to be Based Down Under for 2019-2020 Summer
Melbourne to Benefit as Cunard Announces Record Australian Season for Queen Elizabeth
P&O Cruises’ holidays start from home with new GoCatch partnership in Brisbane
CARNIVAL PANORAMA, THE FIRST BRAND-NEW CARNIVAL SHIP DEPLOYED TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IN 20 YEARS
P&O Cruises launches South Australia’s Cruise Season with longest-ever itinerary from Adelaide
Carnival Legend Guests Get Excited for Australia Day with Giant Kangaroos
Tennis legends Mark Philippoussis, Goran Ivanišević and Todd Woodbridge join the lineup for P&O's 2018 Australian Open Cruises
PRINCESS CRUISES’ STUART ALLISON PROMOTED TO EXPANDED ASIA PACFIC ROLE
P&O Team Up With Network Ten and MCN To Celebrate Everyday Heroes During The KFC Big Bash League
CARNIVAL AUSTRALIA ANNOUNCES CRUISE SHIP CHARTER FOR 2018 APEC SUMMIT IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA
P&O Showcases the Best of the South Pacific in 2019 Winter Program
IT’S ‘RAINING AWARDS’ FOR CARNIVAL AUSTRALIA BRANDS IN LATEST CRUISE CRITIC AWARDS
Carnival Cruise Line backs winning talent line-up for 2018 Melbourne Cup cruise
CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE’S NEW 133,500-TON VISTA-CLASS SHIP TO BE NAMED CARNIVAL PANORAMA
PRINCESS CRUISES CELEBRATES THE NEW YORK PREMIERE OF BORN TO DANCE
STURE MYRMELL APPOINTED PRESIDENT OF CARNIVAL AUSTRALIA IN EXPANDED ROLE
PRINCESS CRUISES TO NAME NEW ROYAL-CLASS SHIP, SKY PRINCESS.
Carnival Cruise Line calls Aussie stars to light up the stage at sea
P&O Cruises Kicks Off NRL Premiership Incentive for Travel Agents
PRINCESS RELEASES ‘GREATEST HITS’ WORLD CRUISE FOR 2019,EPIC ITINERARY OF FAVOURITE DESTINATIONS TWELVE YEARS IN THE MAKING
Australia’s ‘Best of the Best’ Race Callers Sail to Melbourne Cup on Four Carnival Australia-Brand Ships with 8000 Racing Fans
PRINCESS CRUISES UNVEILS WILDERNESS TREEHOUSE NEW ALASKAN GUESTHOUSE FEATURED ON U.S. ANIMAL PLANET
P&O Cruises Appoints New Head of Sales and Marketing
P&O Pacific Partnership Contributes $50,000 To Save The Children’s Support Of Ambae Island Evacuees In Vanuatu
P&O Cruises To Revolutionise Its Guest Experience WithOcean Medallion-Enabled Grand Class Vessel in 2020
Carnival Cruise Line assisting International Coastal Cleanup
Countdown on for Majestic Princess' Australian Arrival - One year to go until Mega-Liner Sails into Sydney
P&O Cruises’ Pacific Explorer has “Something for Everyone” in New Campaign Starring TV Personality Dave Hughes
P&O Cruises’ Pacific Jewel Arrives in New Zealand for its First Spring Cruise Season
Sea Princess Reimagined for Brisbane's Summer Cruise Season
P&O Cruises’ into a Record Cairns Season
Earth Moving Contractor with a ‘Photo Wizard’ Eye on a P&O Cruises’ Assignment to Capture the South Pacific
P&O Cruises’ Pacific Eden’s Entertainment Takes Centre Stage
P&O Cruises Animates Guests With New Nickelodeon Channels
Carnival Cruise Line and Lord Nelson Raise a Glass to ThirstyFrog’s 200,000th Milestone
Carnival Cruise Line ups the stakes with stellar talent line-up for 2017 Melbourne Cup Cruise
In One of Sydney’s Biggest Ever Maritime Events,Children ‘Take Over’ P&O Cruises’ Pacific Explorer in
Princess Cruises Expands Ocean Medallion to Australia and More Destinations within North America
Princess Cruises Takes Out Two Awards for Australia’s Best Cruise Line Overall and Best Premium Cruise Line
Yao Ming and Ye Li to Serve as Inaugural Cruise Ambassadors for Princess Cruises in China and Officially Name the New Majestic Princess
P&O Cruises Shows Character Revealing Dora the Explorer as Godmother of Latest Ship
Giant Cane Toad Invades NSW on State of Origin Cruise
Giant Cane Toad Invades NSW on P&O’s State of Origin Cruise
Pacific Explorer Prepares to Call Australia Home
P&O’s Inaugural Dark Mofo Cruise Arrives in Hobart
Carnival Launches Biggest Ever Australian Program for 2018-19
P&O Launches ‘Always On’ Flagship Fares for Travel Agents
Grassroots of Tourism Understands Benefits of Cruising to Tasmania’s Economy
Carnival Australia appoints PR agency FleishmanHillard to support further growth in Australia and New Zealand
First Blues Cruise Helps Lift NSW Support to Record Levels at Suncorp
P&O Cruises Announces New Cruises for Record 2018 NZ Season
Pacific Explorer Transformation Begins
Princess Cruises Takes Out Top Honour as Australia’s Most Trusted Cruise Operator
Majestic Princess Begins Epic Journey to China Along the Silk Road Sea Route
P&O Cruises Causes MAY-hem with Travel Agents
Carnival Cruise Line to Host Record Shows at Punchliner Comedy Clubs in 2017
Carnival Australia Brands Supercharge Record Surge in Cruise Passenger Numbers In Australia
Flagship Achievers Encouraged to Sell Big for First Taste of Pacific Explorer
P&O Young Explorers Advise on Finishing Touches to Pacific Explorer
Princess Cruises Adds More Sailings to Experience Majestic Princess
Princess Cruises’ Travelling Film Festival Trilogy
Golden Princess Marks 75th Anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea
South Australia Set for Record P&O Cruises’ Deployment in 2019
P&O Cruises’ Triple Deployment to Deliver Boost to Queensland
P&O Cruises Takes Casual Dining to Next Level on Pacific Explorer – Details Unveiled in Latest Program Featuring Record Brisbane and Adelaide Seasons
Colourful Dr. Seuss WaterWorks Park to Feature on New Carnival Horizon
Carnival Commemorates Anzac Day with Special Service in Sydney Harbour
P&O Cruises Announces New Business Development Manager for New Zealand
Princess Cruises Announces Majestic Princess to Sail from Sydney over 2018-19 Summer
Cruising To Play a Key Part in Queensland Tourism’s Recovery Post Cyclone Debbie
Carnival Marks National Beer Day with a Toast to ThirstyFrog
Leading cruise company Carnival Australia search for new public relations agency
P&O Cruises Searches for Young Explorer to Advise on Latest Ship
Another Legendary Season for Carnival Cruise Line Down Under
P&O Races Towards a Record 2018 with First Ever Melbourne Cup Cruise from New Zealand
P&O Pacific Partnership Expands Reach in South Pacific with Two New Programs After $1m Raised in Contributions
Travel Guides goes Cruising on Pacific Aria
P&O Cruises Launches First Flagship College Master Class
Cunard Announces Details of Queen Victoria Refit
New Look Pacific Dawn Delivers Top Deck Thrills at Sea
MKR Takes to the High Seas with Carnival Cruise Line
Carnival Cruise Line Opens the Doors to its Fun Shops for Australian Cruises
Foodie Mania Heads to Sea with Rise in Culinary Cruises
Carnival’s Australian Team Adds First International Rep
Carnival Takes Aussie Kids to Sea for Free
Cruise from WA to Bali for an Exotic Sleepover
Pacific Dawn Makeover Begins
Cunard Queens Sail into Sydney for Royal Rendezvous
Princess Cruises Announces Island Princess the Fourth Ship to Debut Medallion Class Ocean Vacations
Havana, Cuba to Feature on Select Carnival Paradise Cruises
Pacific Dawn to Offer Cracking New Seafood Restaurant
P&O Cruises Launches 2017 Flagship Incentive Program
P&O’s Pacific Pearl arrives with Auckland Nines fans to launch a dual 2017 cruise season
Carnival Puts Fun Times on the Go with New Mobile App
P&O Rocks Australia Day on Sydney Harbour
Princess Cruises Takes Australian History to Sea
Carnival a Legend in North and South
Carnival Hooks Freshest Catch at New Seafood Corner
Princess Cruises to Debut Ocean Medallion Class – Offering the Next Wave of Holiday Travel
Princess Cruises Unveils New Look Child and Youth Centres
P&O Announces NRL Cruise Line Up for 2017
New Year, New Look for GoCCL
Princess Cruises Showcases Shared Moments in New Australian Brand Campaign
Latest Global Cruise Market Review Prompts Decision to Add 3000-Guest Ship to P&O Cruises Australia Fleet In 2019
P&O Becomes First Cruise Line to Showcase Vanuatu Products
Even More to ‘Like’ on P&O with New Onboard App
Carnival Cruise Line Recognised for Friendly Service
P&O Cruises Backs a New Beer to Help Conserve Great Barrier Reef
High Five! P&O Celebrates Record First Year of Five Ship Fleet
Princess Offers Ultimate New Zealand Experience on Land and at Sea
New Zealand Buoyed by Cruise Tourism As Emerald Princess Makes Maiden Visit
From Disco to Cluedo, Carnival Adds Even More Fun to its Entertainment Line-Up
Carnival Highlights the Fun Way to See Mexico, the Caribbean and Alaska
Victoria Sails into Biggest Summer of Cruising as Emerald Princess Makes Maiden Visit
More Fun Ahead as Carnival Unveils Cruises from Melbourne and Singapore
Princess Cruises Announces Partnership with Three-Michelin Star French Chef Emmanuel Renaut
Carnival Australia Proud of its Part in Cruising’s Big Surge in Contribution to the Australian Economy in 2015-16
P&O Takes Guests to a Whole New World in Latest Program
Princess Cruises Offers Longest World Cruise in 2018
Carnival Spirit Stays in Sydney as Carnival Unveils New 2018 Schedule
Get into the Spirit of Halloween with Carnival
Princess Cruises Offers World Cruise Trifecta in 2017
Australians Get a Double Serving of Curtis Stone with Princess Cruises
Carnival Australia Cruise Lines Win Cruise Critic Australia Awards
Legendary Season Ahead for Carnival Cruise Line
P&O Ups the Stakes for 2016 Melbourne Cup Cruises
Emerald Princess Begins Her Journey Down Under
P&O Cruises Serves Up the Action on its 2017 Australian Open Cruise
Carnival Australia Welcomes NSW Government Announcement
Carnival Australia Jumps Onboard with Cruise Month
From Frodo to Fiordland – Carnival Legend takes the Fun to New Zealand This Summer
P&O Teams Up with South Sydney Rabbitohs
Carnival New Zealand wins Best Cruise Operator for second year at the National Travel Industry Awards
Cruise Boom Reaches Far North with Cairns’ First Cruise Season
Jeremy Sims Takes Centre Stage on Princess Cruises’ Travelling Film Festival to Tasmania
Princess Cruises Unveils Majestic Princess Design and Key Features
Home Cook Has Potential To Pan Out As Luke Mangan CEO
Carnival Spirit to Make First Calls to Vietnam and Thailand on Singapore Sailing
Princess Cruises Hosts Sequel to Travelling Film Festival
National Geographic Travel Cruises with P&O to Papua New Guinea
Carnival’s US Ships Serve as ‘Official Seagoing Headquarters’ for the Cat in the Hat’s Presidential Campaign
Carnival Backs a Winner with Champion Jockey Joining Cup Cruise
P&O Cruises’ Pacific Eden Sets Sail from Singapore
P&O Cruises Named as Australia’s Most Trusted Cruise Line
Countdown Begins for Emerald Princess’ Australian Debut
Tribute To Legendary New Caledonia Shipping Agent Gilbert Thong
P&O Cruises Voted Australia's Favourite Family Cruise Line
New Look Pacific Dawn Set to Slide into Brisbane with Exciting Features
Secure a Cruise with Small Change in the P&O $1 Deposit Sale
P&O Unveils Exciting New Features on Pacific Explorer
Australian Agents Test-Drive Carnival Vista
P&O Launches Flagship Site for Agents
Carnival Cruise Line Guests Wiggle for Westmead
P&O Passengers Become First to Step Foot on Conflict Islands
New Zealand Farewells Pacific Pearl at end of Record Season
Hamish & Andy Return from the People’s Cruise with a Shipload of Memories
P&O CRUISES PACIFIC DAWN PASSENGERS INJURED IN PORT VILA
P&O Offers a Different Way to See Dark Mofo Festival
Carnival Cruise Line Celebrates Half a Million Guests
Carnival Cruise Line Gets a Wiggle On for New Charity Partnership with The Children’s Hospital at Westmead
P&O Cruises Connects Guests with New Internet Packages
Thousands of Cane Toads Set to Invade NSW Tomorrow as First Origin Cruise Sails into Sydney
All For Fun and Fun For All: Carnival Hosts The People’s Cruise as Hamish & Andy Head to Sea for the Biggest Broadcast from the Pacific
Cane Toads Head South on First Origin Cruise
New Cruise Figures Show Australia-Wide Momentum & Economic Benefit
P&O Hops Onboard with Bunnies for Cairns Home Game
Carnival Australia Insists Pacific Jewel Followed Correct Low Sulfur Changeover Procedures and Disagrees With EPA Finding
Passengers Thanked as Life Changing P&O Pacific Partnership Surpasses First Million Dollars in Funding
A Time to Share - Chef Curtis Stone’s Restaurant Arrives Down Under on Sun Princess
Carnival Legend Takes the Fun to Victoria with Record Melbourne Season
Thousands of Australians Head to Sea to Escape the Winter Blues
Carnival Cruise Line Makes Cruising More Social with New Wifi Plans
New Carnival Vista Offers Huge Array of New Entertainment and Activities
P&O Cruises Sails South to Dark Mofo and Serves Up More Tennis with New Cruise Range
Princess Cruises Unveils New Club Class Mini-Suite Stateroom Category
Executive Chefs all at Sea as P&O Cruises Hosts Special Long Lunch
Navy’s Young Navigators Practise Navigating by the Stars on Pacific Pearl
Princess Cruises Changes Course to Berth at Cairns Cruise Terminal
Pacific Eden Captain and Senior Officers to Help Commemorate Anzac Tradition in Fremantle’s Anzac Day Parade
Chef Curtis Stone’s SHARE Restaurant Set to Debut Down Under on Sun Princess This Month
Carnival Cruise Line Bets Big on Melbourne Cup Carnival Cruise
Carnival Cruise Line To Commemorate Anzac Day with Onboard Service
P&O Cruises Embarks on Biggest Ever WA Season
See New Zealand by Sea – Princess Releases Stunning Time-lapse Video
Princess Offers Nine Cruises from Auckland in New Summer Program
New Princess Summer Program Features Maiden South Australian Cruise
P&O Offers Cruisey New Way For Aussies to Explore Asia
Princess Cruises Continues Global Growth and Expansion with Two New Ship Orders
New Cruise Era Begins as P&O Formalises Contract for First New Ship
P&O Paves the Way for Cruise Holidays to Fraser Island
Queen Elizabeth to Make Encore Visit to Newcastle in 2018
Queen Mary 2 to Make Encore Visit to Busselton in 2018
Queen Mary 2 to Make Encore Visit to Kangaroo Island in 2018
Queen Mary 2 to Make Inaugural Calls during 2018 New Zealand Circumnavigation
Queen Mary 2 to Offer Cruises to Kangaroo Island and New Zealand in 2018
Carnival Corporation's Fathom Granted Approval by Cuba
Carnival Cruise Line Mixologist Miroslav Kljajic Named 'Bartender of the Year'
Grape Success – P&O Cruises’ Guests Pour into New Cellar Door
P&O Cruises Australia Prepares To Farewell Pacific Pearl
P&O LAUNCHES ALL BLACK PARTY FOR KIWI CRUISERS
P&O Cruises Celebrates First New Zealand Circumnavigation and Maiden Call to Stewart Island
New Princess Cruises’ Video Gives a Dram about Australian Whisky
P&O Reports Rise in Corporate Events at Sea Following Fleet Expansion
World War Two RAAF Veterans Remembered as Cunard Line’s Queen Elizabeth Makes Maiden Call to Newcastle
Cunard Line’s Youngest Ship Queen Elizabeth Sails into Newcastle for her Maiden Visit
P&O Sails into History with the first of 17 Maiden Calls in 2016
Pacific Eden Cruises in as Part of P&O Cruises’ Record Melbourne Season
Queen Elizabeth Makes Maiden Visit to Adelaide
CARNIVAL AUSTRALIA WELCOMES PROGRESS ON NEW CRUISE TERMINAL IN BRISBANE
Princess Cruises Debuts New Livery Design on Majestic Princess
Layne Beachley Shows it's Fun to Have Fun on Carnival Legend
You’re Invited – Carnival Launches Facebook Group Exclusively for Agents
P&O’s Pacific Pearl Cruises into Auckland to launch record cruise season and begin influx of Auckland Nines fans
New P&O Show Like Nothing Seen at Sea
Princess Cruises Announces “The Come Back New Promise”
P&O Cruises' Latest Ship Pacific Aria Makes Maiden Visit to Newcastle as City Experiences Cruise Boom
Fireworks and Four Ships – P&O Celebrates Australia Day
P&O Cruises Rings in 2016 with Record Bookings
P&O Cruises Celebrates New Year with New Wave of Offers
P&O’s Pacific Eden Completes Australian Maiden Visit Trifecta in Portland
P&O’s Pacific Eden Makes First Visit to Mornington Peninsula
When Eden Met Eden: P&O’s Pacific Eden Visits Her Namesake Port
Shannan Ponton Set to Motivate Carnival Cruisers in 2016
Carnival Creates Christmas Fun
Princess Cruises Introduces New Princess Luxury Bed to give Guests the Most Comfortable and Rejuvenating Sleep at Sea
Sture Myrmell Appointed as President of P&O Cruises Australia
Princess Cruises Scoops the Pool in Cruise Passenger Magazine Awards
Global Cruise Industry's Commitment to Sustainability is being noticed
P&O Takes Australia’s Greatest Rivalry to Sea with State of Origin Kicking off in 2016
Carnival Cruise Line Australia team to Offer International Sales Support
Australia’s Latest Ship Pacific Aria Makes Maiden Call to Cairns
Australia’s Latest Ship Pacific Eden Makes Maiden Call to Melbourne
Travel Agents Can ‘Ask Isaac’ for Princess Cruises’ Help Online
Western Australian Debut for Australia’s Latest Ship Pacific Eden
Australian Workers Suffer From FOTAL: Fear of Taking Annual Leave
P&O Pioneers More of PNG in Unprecedented Regional Program
Princess Cruises Introduces ‘The Salty Dog’ Gastropub
Princess Cruises Honoured in 2015 Travel Weekly Asia Readers’ Choice Awards
P&O Cruises Announces First Cruise Calls to Fraser Island
P&O Cruises Announces Name of its Latest Ship: Pacific Explorer
Cruises Expands Discovery at Sea Partnership with ‘Style at Sea with TLC’
Carnival Australia’s Melbourne Cup ‘Megafleet’ Prepares To Sail
Pacific Dawn Set to Make Cup Day History in Melbourne
It’s Time! The Transformation of Pacific Aria and Pacific Eden Begins
P&O to Make History as Australian Stars Name Pacific Aria and Pacific Eden by Twitter
Princess Cruises to Name New China-Based Cruise Ship Majestic Princess
P&O Cruises Marks the Start of Cruise Season with Record Guest Numbers and Five Million Online Views
Diamond Princess Kicks Off Record New Zealand Cruise Season
Carnival Australia Announces Local Fleet Changes as Australian Demand for Cruising Continues to Grow
P&O Cruises Offers Winning Trifecta of Guest Talent as Entire Fleet Races to the Melbourne Cup
Sea Princess to Sport New Venues after Refit
PRINCESS CRUISES' CELEBRITY CHEF CURTIS STONE STAR TURN AS CARNIVAL AUSTRALIA LAUNCHES HUGE SUMMER CRUISE SEASON REVEALING MASSIVE FOOD PURCHASES FROM LOCAL SUPPLIERS
P&O Cruises Makes History in Solomon Islands
P&O Cruises Adds a Modern Australian Taste to Cruising
Owen Wilson stars in short-film trilogy to launch P&O’s latest ships
Princess Cruises to Sweeten Chocolate Journeys Partnership
Princess Cruises Takes Australians to the Land of the Midnight Sun
P&O Cruises’ Parties Swing To a Twenties Tune
P&O Adds Dick Smith NRL Auckland Nines to Main Event Line Up
Princess Cruises Screens First Travelling Film Festival at Sea
Princess Cruises Introduces Specialty Restaurant ‘SHARE by Curtis Stone’
Pacific Pearl to Take on Edgy New Style in Sydney Dry Dock
P&O Cruises’ Five Ship Spectacular Will Rock Sydney Harbour
Princess Cruises Announces Exclusive Celebrity Chef Partnership with Curtis Stone
P&O Cruises Receives Trusted Brand Nod for Third Year in a Row
Princess Cruises Partners with Dancing with the Stars
A Recipe for Success – P&O Cruises Celebrates Five Years of Salt Grill
Princess Cruises Showcases a World of Whisky
Statement from Carnival Australia in response to Coroner's recommendations
Carnival Australia CEO Ann Sherry And Timor-Leste Special Adviser Steve Bracks Hail First Cruise Ship Visit to Dili
New Look Pacific Jewel Opens the Doors to Its Pantry
Carnival Corporation Launches New Brand, Creates New Travel Category
Sydney Film Festival and Princess Cruises Announce New Travelling Film Festival Location – Onboard Diamond Princess
P&O Cruises' Launches White Parties at Sea
P&O Cruises Unveils Latest Look of Next Generation
Princess Offers a Grand Way to Cruise the Pacific
Carnival Australia Proud of its Leadership Role as Cruising Achieves One Million Passengers a Year Landmark
Cunard's Three Queens Perform River Dance on the Mersey in a Salute to Liverpool where the Company Began 175 Years Ago
Six Months and Counting – P&O Cruises’ Latest Ships are on the Horizon
Sea Princess Notches Up Princess Cruises 10th World Cruise
Party in Style with P&O Cruises’ New White Nights
Good News for P&O Cruises’ Youngest Cruisers
Australia’s Favourite Jewellery PANDORA Charms with First Stores at Sea on P&O Cruises
Princess Cruises’ Next Ship to be Based in China Year Round
Carnival Brings the Fun Closer to Home with New Australian Cruises
Princess Cruises Offers a Memorable Voyage for Anzac Veteran
P&O Cruises Unveils Latest Look of Next Generation Modern Australian Cruise Ships
Seabourn Offers a World of Choice on Newest Ultra-Luxury Fleet in 2016-17
Emotional Anzac Service as Queen Elizabeth Sails off Gallipoli Peninsula
Princess Cruises and Sydney Film Festival Announce
P&O Cruises Makes Maiden Call to Margaret River
Princess Cruises Debuts Top Deck Wine Festival and Whisky Menu
Pacific Pearl Cruises From Auckland With Humanitarian Aid and Handcrafted Kiwi Quilts to Help Vanuatu Rebuild
P&O Cruises Reports Surge in Interest in Meetings at Sea
First Steel Cut for Seabourn’s Newest Ultra-Luxury Vessel Seabourn Encore
Arriba! Princess Cruises Sails Around South America
A Whole New World of Cruising in P&O Cruises' 2016-17 Program
Pacific Pearl Shines in Auckland During P&O Cruises’ 2016-17 Season
Carnival Australia Cruise Passengers First to Go Ashore in Port Vila as Humanitarian Aid Shipments to Vanuatu Continue
Princess Cruises and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment Take The Sound of Music Out to Sea
Carnival Australia Marshalls Resources Of Its Australian Based Ships To Deliver Humanitarian Aid To Cyclone Ravaged Vanuatu
Carnival Corporation Chairman Micky Arison Matches CAU Contribution to Save the Children Vanuatu Cyclone Response
CARNIVAL AUSTRALIA’S IMMEDIATE CONTRIBUTION TO VANUATU RELIEF
Magic of Cunard Captured in Special Sydney Exhibition
Photo Exhibition to Celebrate Historic Sydney Visit by Two Queens
Seabourn Encore to Debut Down Under During Maiden Season
Travel Agents Connect Cruise Industry Growth and Port Facility Improvement to their Business
P&O Cruises Puts Meetings on the Agenda as it Expands its Fleet
Moving Tribute to Mark the Centenary of Gallipoli Campaign as Queen Elizabeth visits Auckland en route to Gallipoli
Record Week as P&O Cruises Puts Three Regional Towns on its Cruise Map
Carnival Launches Mystery Island Tours
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie! Three P&O Cruises Ships Sail into Sydney for Australia Day
P&O Pacific Partnership Delivers Health This New Year
Love Boat Be Cool – Australian Remix of an 80s Classic
Shipload of Fans Sail to the Australian Open
P&O Cruises’ Pearl Set to Shine on NSW Sapphire Coast
P&O Cruises Puts Victorian Coastal Towns on Cruise Map
Carnival’s New Ocean-Themed Camps Set to Make Waves Down Under in 2015
P&O Cruises’ Guests Deliver New Medical Facility to Remote Vanuatu Island
Carnival Cruise Lines Hatches Top Deals for an Easter Holiday Getaway
Seabourn Unveils Ultra-Luxury Season of Europe Cruising in 2016
Emerald Princess to Debut Down Under as
New Survey Reveals Blokes Shop til They Drop on Holidays
Pacific Dawn Models P&O Cruises New Livery
Seabourn Orders Second New Ultra-Luxury Ship
Diamond Princess Makes History with First Cruise Ship Call to Busselton
Carnival Cruise Lines Earns Five Awards from International Cruise Magazine
Carnival Cruise Lines Launches New Queensland and New Zealand Summer Cruises
Trifecta of Ships a Winning Ticket for Melbourne
And They’re Off! “Mane” Event Cruising Sees Record Number of Sydney Cruise Punters Race South for Cup
Save The Children President HRH Princess Anne Receives Briefing
Dawn Princess Launches Mega Melbourne Cruise Season
P&O Cruises Banishes the Buffet to Start a Food Revolution
Carnival New Zealand Proud to Contribute ‘Lion’s Share’ of Economic Activity
Carnival Legend, Australia’s Latest Cruise Ship, Kicks Off The Australian Cruise Season With The World’s Biggest Chorus At Sea
Entertainment Feast Awaits PNG Cruise Guests
New Report Shows Cruise Tourism Brings More Than $34million into Vanuatu Economy Annually
Cunard Reveals Australian Firsts in 2016 World Voyage Program
Cunard Announces Famous Faces for its Cruises
Carnival Cruise Lines Serves Up a Taste of Tasmania
Sail the Suite Life with Holland America Line
Original Love Boat Cast To Name Regal Princess
Asia and Pacific on Offer in New Seabourn Program
P&O Cruises Adds New Homeports, New Destinations and New Itineraries in Biggest Ever Year of Cruising
Eden meets Pacific Eden as P&O Cruises’ Latest Ship Sets Course for NSW’s Beautiful Sapphire Coast
Melbourne to Become Key Port for P&O Cruises’ Five-Ship Fleet
Gladstone Set To Benefit from P&O Cruises’ Fleet Expansion
P&O Cruises to Make History by Basing Cruise Ship in Cairns
P&O Cruises Increases Cruises to Papua New Guinea with Expanded Fleet
P&O Cruises Bases Second Ship in Brisbane as Fleet Expands
More Cruises for Adelaide as P&O Cruises Expands Fleet
P&O Cruises Announces Biggest Ever WA Season
P&O Cruises Announces Biggest Ever New Zealand Presence
P&O Cruises Launches Singapore Cruise Program As Fleet Expansion Taps into Fly-Cruise Segment
P&O Cruises’ Entire Five-Ship Fleet to make Stunning Sydney Harbour Entry Signalling Cruise Line’s Major Expansion
Isle of Pines and P&O Cruises Celebrate 30 Years of Cruise Visits
Princess Cruises Debuts “Chocolate Journeys” in Partnership with World-Renowned Chocolatier Norman Love
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P&O Cruises Wins Vote for Best Family Cruise Line
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Game On for Families on Carnival Legend
P&O Pacific Partnership Delivers Healthy Results for Vanuatu Island
P&O Cruises Voted One of Australia’s Most Trusted Brands
Next Generation P&O Cruises is Like No Place On Earth
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Seabourn Serves Up the “Best of the Riviera Food & Wine Cruise"
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Ann Sherry welcomes appointment of Margy Osmond as TTF CEO
Princess Cruises Predicts More Growth for Western Australia as Winter Cruise Season Gets Underway
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Diamond Princess Offers Melbourne Shop and Spa Cruise
Ultra-Luxury Penthouse Spa Suites Added to Seabourn Odyssey
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New Video Clip Shows Transformation of Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth
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Seabourn Joins UNESCO In New Alliance For World Heritage Sites
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P&O Cruises Gets Muddy in Mooloolaba as Tough Mudders Join First Sunshine Coast Sea Break
Record Carnival Cruise Lines Program Gives Australians More Ways to Have Fun
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P&O Cruises Helps PNG Princess Find Her ‘Voice’
BREAKING NEWS – MORE SHIPS TO BE ADDED TO P&O CRUISES FLEET
Carnival Corporation to Expand Market Leadership in Australia, Adding Two Ships to Meet Demand in One of World’s Fastest Growing Cruise Markets
Carnival Cruise Lines Gets Crafty with Bespoke Beer for Australian Cruisers
Cunard's magnificent Queens lined up three abreast for the first time at sea
Carnival Cruise Lines Takes the Fun to Singapore and Hawaii
Queen Mary 2 to Welcome The Grand Budapest Hotel Onboard
TWO HOLLAND AMERICA LINE SHIPS RETURN TO ASIA FOR 2014-15 SEASON
P&O Cruises to Sail to More Victorian Ports and Events in 2015-16
Princess Cruises Announces Biggest Ever Brisbane Program
Princess Cruises to Double its Western Australian Presence
Golden Princess to Debut in Melbourne as Princess Cruises Expands to Five Ships in Australia
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P&O Cruises World Cruising Announces New Strictly Come Dancing Line Up
P&O Cruises’ Passengers Embrace Life on the Edge
P&O Cruises’ Pacific Pearl Bringing Cruise Ship Excitement to Mooloolaba and the Attractions of the Sunshine Coast
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P&O Cruises World Cruising Covers the Globe in 2015 as Britannia arrival Heralds a New Era in Cruise Voyages
Cunard Celebrates 175 Years in Grand Style
Carnival Australia CEO Ann Sherry Welcomes OPT Decision and Calls For Certainty of Garden Island Access
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Seabourn Cruises into South Australia for Three Days of Ultra-Luxury
Ultra-Luxury Cruises into Geelong for Romantic Valentine’s Visit
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Love Boat Captain Shares Tips for Romance Before He Sails Down Under
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Carnival New Zealand Expands Team
Shipload of Tennis Fans Arrives in Melbourne
Sunrise and P&O Cruises Make Australian TV History
P&O Cruises World Cruising Celebrates its British Heritage with the World’s Largest Union Jack
Carnival Australia CEO Ann Sherry says Asia Poised for Growth as One of the World’s Biggest Cruise Markets
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Travelling Parents Choose Social Media over Postcards
Holland America Line expands world-class B.B. King's Blues Club experience to Five Ships in 2014
Seabourn Delivers Savings as well as Style with Asia Fly-Cruise Offer
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Cunard Offers New Shorter Sectors for 2014 World Cruise
Pacific Dawn Arrives in a Wave of Colour for First PNG Visit
Racing to the Cup – Thousands of P&O Cruises’ Passengers Arrive in Melbourne Tomorrow
P&O Cruises Wins Award for Best Itineraries
And They’re Off - 3800 P&O Cruises’ Passengers Head to the Melbourne Cup
Holland America Line's ms Noordam to sail Central and Western Mediterranean cruises in 2014
Stars And Experts Highlight Seabourn Sojourn 2014 World Cruise
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P&O Cruises Proudly Opens First Vanuatu Kindy
Seabourn Signs Letter of Intent with Fincantieri to Build Ship for Delivery in 2016
Seabourn Offers Hundreds of Way to See the World in Style in New 2014-15 Collection
Carnival Australia Welcomes First International Ship In Cruise Season Cavalcade
P&O Cruises’ PNG Sneak Preview on Today Show
Passengers Flock to the P&OEdge
Network Ten’s The Living Room Onboard P&O Cruises
And They’re Off! – P&O Cruises Offers Exclusive Melbourne Cup Experiences
P&O Takes Cruising to the Edge - Hollywood's Leading Stunt Actress Launches the Largest Adventure Park at Sea
Queen Mary 2 Aids Solo Lady Rower on Mid-Atlantic Mercy Mission
Discover the World from Brisbane on Princess Cruises in 2014
"Cool" Britannia Rules the Waves
Quarter of a Million Facebook fans 'like' P&O Cruises
Cunard Line’s Famous Fleet Awarded Top Rankings in 2014 Berlitz Complete Guide to Cruising and Cruise Ships
A Love Trifecta on P&O Cruises for Travel Agent Nicole
Seabourn Guests Will Land at Some of Antarctica’s Best Sites
P&O Cruises World Cruising announces new 2015 world voyages
Cunard reveals 2015 world voyage details
Princess Cruises Brand Enters China Market to Offer New Premium Cruise Experience
Carnival Legend to receive $17m upgrade
P&O Cruises First to Open Margaret River Region's Delights to Cruise Travellers
Pacific Jewel to sparkle after Sydney makeover
P&O Cruises Launches First Mate Program to Help Agents Attract More First Time Cruisers
Princess Cruises appoints new Vice President Australia
P&O Cruises Serves Up New Way to See Top Sports Events
Carnival Australia Welcomes Progress on Cruise Ship Access to Garden Island
Cruise industry leader welcomes offical Queens Wharf ribbon cutting
Princess Cruises Announces Regal Princess Appointments
Aussies desire the key to new Carnival Legend upgrades
Vanuatu's Prime Minister joins AusAid and Carnival Australia to celebrate agreement for sustainable economic development in the Pacific
Seabourn Introduces New Elegant Penthouse Spa Suites
200 AND COUNTING! Queen Mary 2 celebrates 200th Atlantic crossing
Phian’oh Launches Destination Campaign
P&O Cruises’ Blanket Approach to Vanuatu
Eden set to star on the Australian cruising map
P&O Cruises’ Ground Handlers Look Uniformly Smart in New Outfits
Seven metre giant red nose sails into Sydney
Carnival Australia CEO Congratulates Katie Lahey on Honour
Queen Victoria’s New Verandah
The Duchess of Cambridge Names Royal Princess
Seabourn Prepares for Record Australian Summer
New Funding Puts Norfolk Island on the Cruise Map
P&O Cruises kicking goals during State of Origin season
Seabourn Introduces Dedicated Shore Excursion Hotline
Cunard Wins Prestigious Australian Gourmet Traveller Award
Social Media and Smartphones Feature in New P&O Cruises Brochure
Diamond Princess to Sparkle Around Australia as Princess Cruises Announces New Circumnavigations
Carnival Cruise Lines reaffirms commitment to the Australian Market
Keel Laying Images of P&O Cruises World Cruising's new cruise ship
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Carnival Cruise Lines Announces Second Ship For Australia
Princess Cruises Announces 2014-15 Americas Program
Carnival Australia expresses concern over Defence White Paper
Carnival Corporation & plc Officially Opens New Asia Regional Office in Singapore
P&O Cruises marks first anniversary of Mare cruising
Holland America Line's new pinnacle class ship to feature interiors designed by two leading firms
Seabourn introduces new elegant penthouse spa suites
P&O Cruises Voted Best Family Cruise Line
Marine reserve pass introduced to safeguard sensitive island environment
Holland America Line's 2014 Grand Voyage takes Ms Amsterdam on 113-day exploration to 38 ports on five continents
Holland America Line brings the legendary sounds of B.B King's Blues Club aboard Ms Eurodam
Holland America Line offers 'historic' savings to celebrate its upcoming 140th anniversary
Princess Cruises brand to enter Singapore market with largest deployment ever by a premium Cruise Line
Sales Managers Appointed as Carnival Australia’s Multi-Brand Sales Focus Takes Shape
Holland America Line increases capacity in Asia with two ships for 2013-14 season
Carnival Australia working for smooth transition to White Bay Cruise Terminal
New P&O Cruises Program Goes on Sale
Luxury Accolade for Queen Mary 2
The Duchess of Cambridge to Name Royal Princess
V8 Racing Car Simulator has Pacific Pearl Passengers Revved Up
Cunard Releases Fares for New 2014 Program
Queen Mary 2 set to make her 200th Trans-Atlantic Crossing
P&O Cruises World Cruising Launches New Med Cruises
P&O Cruises to sail from every mainland state in 2014-15
Boost to SA Tourism as P&O Cruises Announces Adelaide Sailings
Tourism Boost as P&O Cruises Announces New Melbourne Sailings
Boost to Tourism as P&O Cruises Announces Return to WA
Cunard Line’s new dress codes celebrate the chance to dress up – and relax
P&O puts Moreton Island on the cruise map
Queen Elizabeth Salutes Queen Mary
Historic Captain James Cook possessions sail on Queen Mary 2’s New Zealand Circumnavigation
Akaroa welcomes Queen Mary 2 for maiden visit
Holland America Line brings the legendary sounds of B.B. King’s Blues Club aboard MS Eurodam
Carnival Australia Sets Sights on AIME
New sales crews announced for P&O Cruises and Princess Cruises
Bushfire and Flood Volunteers Have Pride Of Place On Queen Mary 2 for Sydney Arrival and 'Salute To The Summer Heroes'
Holland America Line increases capacity in Asia with two ships for 2013-2014 season
Queensland’s State Emergency Service volunteers join the ‘Queen Mary 2 Salute To The Summer Heroes’
Brisbane welcomes the return of a Queen
Arcadia cruises into town with Marco Pierre White Restaurant
Darwin set to host a Queen
Carnival Spirit kicks off Autumn with up to $500 off pp twin
P&O Cruises Pacific Pearl passengers rally to support Tassie fire victims
First of the Three Queens arrives in New Zealand waters
Carnival Australia's big step in brand differentiation and sales growth
Hollywood on the high seas P&O Cruises launches new short film program for families
Cunard Line now offering behind the scenes tours
P&O Cruises to welcome a Rugby League legend John Raper on Pacific Jewel
Carnival Spirit a sure favourite for the 2014 Melbourne Cup
New Zealand says kia ora to Carnival Spirit – the newest and largest ship to call Australasia home
P&O Cruises passengers scream for ice cream
On World Cancer Day Holland America Line Launches 'On Deck for a Cause' Shipboard Fundraising Program Supporting Six International Cancer Organisations
P&O Cruises Prepares to Double Up Next Australia Day
Holland America Line adds Canaletto restaurant and enclosed Wintergarden to ms Prinsendam
Princess Cruises Dramatically Expands Japan Cruise Program in 2014
British cruise lines score 24 hour sports channel ahead of Australian visits
Princess Cruises adds new South America and Tahiti sailings
P&O Cruises Joins the Wiggles for Australia Day Launch
Value and variety highlight Seabourn’s 2013 ‘Signature Savings Event’
P&O Cruises Invites Mothers to Spend Their Day at Sea
New ‘Seabourn Conversations’ Offer Insights and Entertainment
Princess Cruises Unveils New Blog with Tales of People “Linked by the Sea”
Princess Cruises Named “Best Cruise Line in Alaska” by US Travel Weekly
Cutting-Edge Speakers from the Worlds of Books, Business and Biology to Sail with Cunard
P&O Cruises Academy Names 2000th Commodore
Diamond Princess rings in New Year in New Zealand
Princess Cruises Reveals Royal Princess Youth and Teen Centres
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P&O Cruises Facebook Page Hits 150,000 Likes
Carnival Australia’s ‘House of Brands’ makes a splash online
HRH The Duchess of Cornwall unveils a new portrait of herself aboard Cunard's Queen Victoria
P&O Cruises gives twelve deals for Christmas
Happy anniversary Queen Victoria!
Princess Cruises sails from Brisbane in winter 2014
Princess Cruises visits South America on 2014 world cruise
Princess Cruises' ships deck the halls for a holiday season at sea
P&O Cruises partners with Save the Children
HRH The Duchess of Cornwall to visit Queen Victoria
Princess Cruises reveals Royal Princess Sanctuary and Retreat Pool
Counting down until Australia’s largest maritime visitor returns
Enjoy a royal visit to Europe on Dawn Princess
Princess Cruises celebrates 10 years of cruising from Australia
Holland America Line announces exclusive tulip at world-famous Keukenhof Spring Gardens in honour of 140th Anniversary
Carnival Australia engages with travel agents so Australian travellers have some protection
Prawns by the pool – a new P&O Cruises’ experience
Carnival Australia welcomes initiative on Gold Coast Cruise Terminal
Royal message from Australia’s own Jewel
Seabourn Quest world cruise to host world-renowned chefs and sommelier
Carnival Australia reappoints IDNZ
James Bond theme composer takes a licence to sail on Queen Mary 2
Vista-class ms Oosterdam down under for summer
Carnival Spirit’s Serenity slows it down a notch or three
Carnival Spirit sends Aussie tastebuds on a delicious holiday
Cappuccino or flat white – Carnival Spirit gets it right
Sydney says G’Day to Carnival Spirit – The newest and largest ship to call Australia home
P&O Cruises explores more of Australia in 2014 program
Record-breaking cruise season launches in Akaroa
P&O Cruises sails on Nemo’s super highway to visit Moreton Island
Seabourn announces 2014 world cruise on Seabourn Sojourn
Carnival Australia launches record summer cruise season
P&O Cruises holds webinars for new program
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Princess Cruises reveals top deck features onboard Royal Princess
Carnival welcomes Port of Cairns being declared as a significant project
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Eye of the tiger wins on Sun Princess world cruise
Holland America Line announces two segments for 34-day circumnavigation of Australia
Hublot named Seabourn’s official timekeeper
Seabourn celebrates Hublot partnership aboard Seabourn Quest
Seabourn adds seventh continent with new cruises to Antarctica
Princess Cruises announces next new ship will be named Regal Princess
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Carnival Australia welcomes Tammy Marshall as Senior Vice President, P&O Cruises
Three Cunard Queens to visit Australia in 2014
New Pacific Pearl features in time for summer holidays
P&O Cruises releases third annual sustainability report
P&O Cruises offers best view of solar eclipse
Inspired to pop the question – on a Princess Cruise
Experience Australia Day in the heart of Sydney Harbour with P&O Cruises
Carnival Australia says new visitor economy taskforce report recognises cruising’s economic value
Holland America Line to increase departures, guest capacity in Alaska for 2013
P&O Cruises’ Captain to take the helm of the new Royal Princess
Queen Mary 2 to circumnavigate Australia again in 2014
P&O Cruises celebrates landmark visit to Noumea
Seabourn highest rated line in Travel + Leisure ‘World’s Best’ poll
Seabourn Quest guests enjoy 10 exclusive events
An occasion to remember as P&O Cruises celebrates 175 years
Final step in funding approval confirmed for Shed 10
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Thousands of Australians at sea to see the transit of Venus
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Cruise Passengers’ consumer behaviour a sign of cruising’s economic benefit
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New Zealand cruise market one of world’s strongest
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We are thrilled to announce that the next stage of our fleet transformation is now complete. Pacific Adventure® and Pacific Encounter® are now taking Australians on amazing cruise holidays. Both ships have joined Pacific Explorer® and across the fleet you will enjoy many of P&O’s signature features along with some new star attractions we know you will love.

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The 8 best Hawaii cruises in 2024 and 2025

C ruising the Hawaiian Islands offers U.S. travelers an immersive South Pacific escape with all the comforts of home. In fact, the Aloha State is in many ways an ideal cruise destination. It has year-round sunny weather, four main islands featuring varied topographies — including sandy beaches, cascading waterfalls, volcanic mountains and vibrant green valleys — and a wide array of land- and water-based activities.

The main caveat? Hawaii cruise options are somewhat limited — just a fraction of what's available in the Caribbean — and many itineraries involve multiday crossings from the West Coast. Only one cruise line offers Hawaii itineraries throughout the year; most others visit during specific months or when repositioning ships in spring and fall.

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Looking for the Hawaiian Islands sailing that's right for you? Here's a look at the eight best Hawaii cruises for every type of traveler.

Norwegian Cruise Line's 7-night Inter-island Hawaii

For travelers who want more aloha time than the typical eight-hour port call allows, Norwegian Cruise Line has a solution. Its 2,186-passenger Pride of America lets vacationers sample four Hawaiian islands over seven days, with overnights in Maui and Kauai, plus port calls on both Hilo and Kona on the island of Hawaii. In total, this itinerary offers nearly 100 hours of shore time.

Pride of America sails round-trip from Honolulu every Saturday year-round. As a U.S.-flagged ship, it's the only large vessel permitted to sail this way. Not only do you skip the long Pacific crossing that most cruise ships do to reach Hawaii, but passports are not required for U.S. citizens, and you can tack on pre- or post-cruise stays on Oahu.

The overnights on Maui and Kauai also mean it's possible to try several of Hawaii's signature experiences that most port calls don't allow. Passengers can catch dusk or dawn from atop Maui's massive 10,023-foot dormant volcano with sunrise and sunset excursions to the Haleakala Crater. And with the ship in port all night on Kauai, guests who want to enjoy traditional Hawaiian cuisine, music and hula performances can book the Luau Kalamaku for a fun evening out.

Pride of America, which has been cruising Hawaii since 2005, doesn't have the onboard thrills (race track, virtual-reality gaming, waterslides) of Norwegian's newer ships , but that's okay because the islands, not the ship, are your main destination. Its American-themed decor celebrates U.S. cities in a vibrant, and at times, kitschy way, but a 2021 refurbishment left its cabins and public spaces feeling refreshed.

Many of Norwegian's specialty dining venues (which incur a surcharge) are on board, including Cagney's Steakhouse, Le Bistro (here, it's Jefferson's Bistro), Moderno Churrascaria and Teppanyaki.

Who should go: Anyone seeking a convenient way to island-hop — and see a lot of Hawaii — by making the most of the generous shore time with a combination of independent exploration and shore excursions. Most sailings attract couples ages 50 and older, although summer and holiday sailings have plenty of families on board.

Related: Best time to cruise Hawaii

UnCruise Adventures' 7-night Hawaiian Seascapes

Cruisers seeking a less traditional, more carefree Hawaii experience can have it from November to April aboard UnCruise Adventures ' 36-passenger Safari Explorer. The seven-night Hawaiian Seascapes itinerary, which begins either on Molokai or the island of Hawaii, is an unconventional one designed for those who enjoy going off the beaten path in an intimate and more authentic setting. U.S. passports aren't required to sail.

UnCruise visits four islands — Maui and Lanai plus Molokai and Hawaii — and focuses on not only their striking landscapes and underwater beauty but also the cultural traditions, cuisine and music of the Hawaiian people. On Molokai, where there's not a single traffic light and the lifestyle is slow-paced, passengers get a chance to "talk story" with locals and enjoy a pa'ina (feast) and evening jam session. Lanai activities range from snorkel, paddleboard and kayak excursions to off-road adventures exploring the privately owned island's dramatic sea cliffs, red rock formations and vast fields once filled with Dole pineapples.

Most UnCruise sailings are during Maui's humpback whale season, so sightings while cruising off the coast of Maui are possible. You might also catch glimpses of dolphins and sea turtles. A "Captain's Choice" day is a wild card determined by the weather, marine life in the area and other factors, while the final two days are spent exploring the Big Island of Hawaii — including a hike up Hualalai volcano and a skiff ride along the rugged coast.

Constructed in 1998, Safari Explorer was designed with adventure itineraries in mind (in summer the U.S.-flagged ship repositions to Alaska). Its size allows it to navigate areas larger ships can't reach, which in Hawaii means bays and coves ideal for snorkeling or watersports.

With such a small number of passengers aboard, guests get to know each other — and Safari Explorer's friendly and knowledgeable crew — quite well. Passengers come together over meals featuring locally sourced ingredients, and as all UnCruise fares include unlimited wines, spirits and microbrews, shipmates can raise a glass without worrying who's buying a round. It all lends itself to an exclusive yet utterly relaxed week of cruising.

Who should go: The ship's laid-back onboard vibe paired with its land- and water-based activities make the Hawaiian Seascapes itinerary ideal for active travelers seeking a nature-focused itinerary — although cruise fares (which start around $5,900 per person) are among the priciest for a Hawaii cruise.

Related: Why it's easier to meet new people on a smaller cruise ship

Holland America's 17-night Circle Hawaii

Travelers who have more than two weeks to spare and who prefer to arrive in Hawaii via ship rather than an airplane can do so on Holland America 's 17-night Circle Hawaii itinerary. They'd better also love sea days because crossing the Pacific from San Diego or Vancouver to Honolulu and back requires 10 days.

That means passengers enjoy five or six days in Hawaii on Kauai, Oahu, Maui and the island of Hawaii. Some itineraries stay in select ports overnight. Cruises departing from San Diego also call on Ensenada, Mexico. With either departure port, passports will be required.

The itinerary is offered in 2024 and 2025 on the 2,650-passenger Koningsdam and 1,432-passenger Zaandam.

Travelers with more time on their hands can also visit Hawaii as part of longer Pacific island cruises with Holland America. Koningsdam will sail a 35-night Hawaii, Tahiti & Marquesas itinerary in 2025 that combines visits to four Hawaiian islands with calls on five islands in French Polynesia and Fanning Island, Kiribati (and 20 sea days).

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Zaandam will also sail 51- to 56-night Tales of the South Pacific itineraries that visit multiple islands in Hawaii and French Polynesia along with ports in the Cook Islands, American Samoa and Fiji.

Holland America is popular with cruisers ages 60 and older, many of them retired, who have time to enjoy longer itineraries on ships that offer good value with a focus on culinary and musical enjoyment. Two of Koningsdam's most popular venues are its live entertainment area with three venues — B.B. King's Blues Club (for Memphis-style rhythm and blues), Billboard Onboard (for chart-topping hits played by a live pianist) and Rolling Stone Rock Room (for a live band playing classic rock), and World Stage, a theater with a 270-degree screen used for both special BBC Earth in Concert and theatrical productions.

Onboard specialty dining options (at an added cost) include Pinnacle Grill for steaks and seafood, Tamarind for Pan-Asian cuisine and Rudi's Sel de Mer for French Brasserie specialties and seafood.

Who should go: Mature travelers who prefer not to fly and who enjoy a more traditional cruise experience. They should also love sea days as much (or even more so) than port exploration.

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Princess Cruises' 15- or 16-night Hawaiian Islands

Princess Cruises is also a good option for longer sailings. The cruise line offers numerous round-trip itineraries to Hawaii from Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego in the fall and winter.

The majority of sailings are aboard the 3,080-passenger Crown Princess and Ruby Princess from San Francisco, and the 2,600-passenger Grand Princess and 3,080-passenger Emerald Princess from Los Angeles.

Ships are in port for nine to 11 hours in Hawaii (Hilo), Kauai and Maui and for 16 hours in Oahu. Itineraries include a stop in Ensenada, Mexico (so passports are required), plus nine or 10 sea days.

The ships feature many of Princess' popular dining venues, including Alfredo's Pizzeria (a sit-down venue serving personal-size pizzas), Crown Grill for steaks and Sabatini's Italian Trattoria. There's plenty of outdoor space for soaking up the sun — including an adults-only sun deck — and a dazzling Piazza for enjoying cocktails, gelato and pop-up street performers.

Fans of Princess' Movies Under the Stars poolside screenings (with free popcorn) and Discovery at SEA enrichment programming will have ample time to enjoy these perks on a Hawaii sailing.

Who should go: These sailings will appeal to couples or groups of friends who prefer to have a wide choice of sailing dates, can take the time to enjoy a leisurely Pacific crossing and appreciate Princess' focus on quality cuisine and a sun deck designed for relaxation rather than thrills.

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Celebrity's 9- to 12-night Hawaii Cruise

Travelers seeking modern interior decor on a ship designed with couples in mind can visit Hawaii aboard Celebrity Cruises ' 2,852-passenger Celebrity Solstice or 2,918-passenger Celebrity Edge on itineraries ranging from nine to 13 nights — but only if the timing is right. That's because the line offers only two sailings per ship each year (in spring and fall) as the ships reposition between Alaska and destinations in the Pacific. The itineraries are one-way (Vancouver to Honolulu or vice versa) with passports required.

These cruises call on three ports on two islands: Honolulu (Oahu) and Hilo and Kona (Hawaii), with one or two overnights in port and 10 hours ashore on one-day visits. All include five days in a row at sea. Since the itineraries either begin or end in Honolulu, there's also a chance for some pre- or post-cruise exploration.

Sea days offer opportunities to enjoy the chic, grown-up ambience and amenities aboard these ships. Each vessel offers multiple complimentary and extra-fee specialty restaurants. Celebrity Solstice features Tuscan Grille for Italian specialties and steak and Murano for modern French cuisine, while Celebrity Edge offers the whimsical Le Petit Chef and the international Eden Restaurant.

Celebrity's signature Martini Bar and many other onboard watering holes keep the grown-up vibe going day and night. Choose cruise fares that include alcohol and Wi-Fi, or pay a lower rate and pay for your drinks as you go.

Who should go: The slightly shorter one-way sailings and the ships' contemporary ambience make these itineraries ideal for couples and groups of friends seeking a relaxing escape — especially Gen Xers in their 40s and 50s, who are Celebrity's target market.

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Carnival's 14- or 15-night Hawaii from Los Angeles

If fun is your cruise mantra, the "Fun Ship" brand Carnival Cruise Line offers a handful of round-trip sailings to Hawaii from Los Angeles (Long Beach) aboard the 2,984-passenger Carnival Radiance. Like other roundtrips from the West Coast, these itineraries spend just five days in Hawaii, offering eight to 14 hours of shore time in ports on four islands: Maui, Kauai, Oahu and Hawaii. Along with enjoying eight sea days, guests will also call on Ensenada, Mexico, so passports are required.

Carnival Radiance first sailed under that name in 2021, but it's not a new ship. Before an epic makeover, it sailed for the cruise line as Carnival Victory. Ship features include many of Carnival's signature complimentary and extra-fee dining venues, including Guy's Burger Joint and Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que Smokehouse, BlueIguana Cantina, Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse and Bonsai Sushi Express.

Additional guest favorite destinations on board include the RedFrog Pub, Alchemy Bar and WaterWorks aquapark. Expect high-voltage theater shows from Playlist Productions at night and poolside interactive contests by day.

Who should go: Socially inclined cruisers who love Carnival's emphasis on onboard fun and can appreciate a colorful ship with a lively ambience and lots of day and evening activities.

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Royal Caribbean's 9- to 13-night Hawaii Cruises

A megaship cruise experience to Hawaii is available, too — with pricing that's quite affordable. Royal Caribbean cruises there on two vessels in one of its newer classes of ships: the 4,180-passenger Quantum of the Seas and Ovation of the Seas.

All are one-way cruises just before or after the Alaska cruise season (so late April or early October) between Oahu and Vancouver (or vice versa). The ships call on two Hawaiian islands and spend four or five days in a row at sea. Passports are required since these itineraries begin or end in Vancouver.

Ovation of the Seas and Quantum of the Seas feature a mix of thrills for all ages. These include RipCord by iFly simulated sky diving, FlowRider simulated surfing, bumper car racing in the SeaPlex indoor activity complex and the North Star sightseeing capsule, which ascends 300 feet above the top deck for 360-degree views.

Both ships also offer 14 dining venues, including the innovative Wonderland, Jamie's Italian by Jamie Oliver and kid-favorite Dog House, as well as bar options that include Schooner Bar for by-request piano tunes, Boleros for mojitos and merengue and Bionic Bar for drinks poured by robotic bartenders. Entertainment includes live cover bands in the Music Hall and multimedia music and dance performances in Two70.

Who should go: Cruisers who love a big ship with a wide array of dining choices, all kinds of evening entertainment and plenty of exciting activities to pass the time on sea days. Quantum-class ships are great for families, but the sail dates might not work for those with school-age kids.

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Viking's 16-night Hawaiian Islands Sojourn

For a guaranteed adults-only sailing in a relaxed, boutique-style setting, upscale cruise line Viking also offers round-trip Hawaii cruises from Los Angeles in late 2024 and early 2025 on its 930-passenger Viking Neptune.

What sets Viking apart from most of the other lines offering Hawaii cruises is that it includes a free shore excursion in every port. These include a highlights tour of Honolulu and Pearl Harbor on Oahu and a visit to a scenic waterfall and the Kilohana sugar plantation on Kauai. Additional excursions can be booked at an extra charge.

The 16-night Hawaiian Islands Sojourn sailings visit four islands — Hawaii (Hilo), Oahu, Kauai and Maui — and like other round-trip sailings from the West Coast include 10 sea days and a call on Ensenada, Mexico, so passports are required.

Viking Neptune will also do 32-night Grand Hawaii and Polynesia sailings round-trip from Los Angeles in late 2024 and early 2025 that visit four islands in Hawaii and four in French Polynesia.

The ship, which debuted in 2022, features sleek Scandinavian-inspired decor, a soothing spa with a complimentary thermal area, an aft infinity pool and hot tub, a panoramic Explorer's Lounge and five onboard restaurants. Specialty restaurant Manfredi's serves an extensive menu of Italian specialties, while The Chef's Table offers rotating five-course themed menus, including Asian, French and California-inspired.

In addition to the free shore excursions, pricing includes complimentary wine or beer with lunch and dinner, specialty dining at no extra charge, crew gratuities and transfers.

Who should go: Couples who prefer the quieter ambience of a ship that doesn't allow anyone under 18 onboard, doesn't have a casino and offers presentations by regional experts that enhance immersion into local culture. Viking cruisers are generally over age 55.

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Port Chiloe Island cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Chiloe Island, Castro, Chile. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Chile's Chiloe Island (officially Isla de Chiloe, aka "Greater Island of Chiloe"/Isla Grande de Chiloe) is the largest in Chile's Chiloe Archipelago (Pacific Ocean). Castro is the principal port and the capital city of Chile's Chiloe Province (Los Lagos Region) with population around 40,000. Castro City is on Chiloe Island's central-eastern coast, which location provides it with access to the Archipelago's eastern islands.

Isla de Chiloe has total area approx 8394 km2 (3241 mi2), ranking it Chile's 2nd largest island - after Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego . It is also South America's 4th-largest island - following Grande de Tierra del Fuego, Ilha de Marajo (Para Brazil), and Ilha do Bananal (Araguaia River, Tocantins Brazil).

As cruise port, Castro/Chiloe Island is often included in the seasonal Antarctic cruise schedule of Hurtigruten Expeditions . Itineraries usually include Puerto Natales , Puerto Eden , Chilean Fjords/Patagonia (coastal cruising), Cape Horn and Drake Passage , the Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands , Punta Arenas (homeport, with flights to/from Valparaiso-Santiago ).

The island's population is around 155,000 people. In the northwestern part of the Island is the Chiloe National Park. It features a huge diversity of marine fauna, including sei whales, blue whales, Peale's amd Chilean dolphins, marine otters, sea lions, Humboldt and Magellanic penguins. Nevertheless, this comparatively undisturbed area faces plenty of threats, including habitat degradation, urban development, marine and land pollution.

Conducted by Cetacean Conservation Center, the blue whale project "Alfaguara project" is based at Punihuil - on the island's northwest coast. It combines long term capacity building, research and educational programs for marine conservation. Islotes de Punihuil Natural Monument is a group of 3 islets located to the north and west of Punihuil. The monument is the only shared breeding site for Magellanic and Humboldt penguins. It is also the breeding area for other species like kelp gulls and red-legged cormorants.

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Most cruise ships to Chiloe Island dock (anchor) at Castro - port town on the eastern coast. Smaller ships may dock (anchor) at Ancud - port town in the island's northern coast.

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