Cunard South Pacific / Tahiti Cruises

Whether you are venturing into the Outback, seeing a show at the Sydney Opera House, or throwing another shrimp on the ‘barbie’, you’ll surely have a smile on your face as you cruise Australia and the Pacific Islands with Cunard Line. Uncover beautiful landscapes and seascapes—you can see the gorgeous marine life of the Great Barrier Reef, or frolic in the grass-covered hills of New Zealand. Go yachting and experience America’s Cup—where you can become a part of the team for one special day. Diversity and delight await you onboard a Cunard Line Australia and Pacific Islands cruise.

Things to Do on a South Pacific Cruise with Cunard Line

Discover the people and the lands of the South Pacific with a Cunard cruise. In Australia you can get up close and personal with a koala and visit the Great Barrier Reef. In Tonga and American Samoa you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and learn about the native people, culture and crafts.

• Bora Bora Off Road (Bora Bora, French Polynesia)
  Set out on a true adventure as you travel all over Bora Bora. You’ll see beautiful temples and the scenery that surrounds the local lagoon. On the trip you’ll try some of the tropical fruits and learn about the island’s culture from native guides. These guides will take you off road to discover some of Bora Bora’s hidden treasures. You will also visit a black pearl farm.
   

• The Great Barrier Reef (Whitsunday Island, Australia)
  Take a catamaran ride out to the Knuckle Reef Pontoon, where you’ll spend three hours exploring the amazing Great Barrier Reef, which is so vast that it’s even visible from space. From the pontoon you can board a semi-submersible craft or just enjoy the views from the pontoon’s own underwater viewing chamber. You can also swim and snorkel or relax and take in the beauty of the area.
   

• New World Wine and Scenery (Auckland, New Zealand)
  On this Cunard excursion you’ll visit three wine estates in the Kumeu River Valley. The Soljans Winery offers you a chance to see their beautiful vineyards. Matua Valley Wines offers a glimpse at outside-the-box wine making techniques and Nobilo Winery offers a look into 300 years of winemaking history.
   

• Western Tonga and Cultural Centre (Nukualofa, Tonga)
  Start off your day with a visit to the Victorian Royal Palace, which was shipped from New Zealand and reassembled in 1867. Then you’ll head to the Tongan National Centre where you’ll see displays of area arts and crafts, including tapa cloth and woodcarving. You’ll learn about Tongan dancing and the Kava-drinking ceremony. Here you’ll also try some tropical fruits before heading to the Tongan blowholes for some great picture opportunities.
   

• Kangaroos and Koalas in the Wild (Melbourne, Australia)
  Travel to Serendip Sanctuary where you’ll be guided on a walk through the savannah grassland, bush and billabong waterways with a naturalist. Here you’ll see kangaroos, emus and many birds. Then head to the You Yang Ranges National Park where you’ll look out for koalas in the eucalyptus forest.
   

• Tea at Omalata and Cultural Show (Pago Pago, American Samoa)
  Omalata is a private residence where you’ll experience a traditional welcome which includes the local musicians playing island melodies. You’ll have refreshments and an afternoon tea while enjoying the performances. You can also lounge in the beautiful garden and take in the beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. You’ll also watch as a local island group performs traditional songs and dances.