Princess Cruises Australia/New Zealand Cruises

Australia and New Zealand cruises with Princess Cruises offer something for everyone; from the sports fanatic to the epicurean adventurer and everything in between. Learn about the origins of Australia’s favorite sport, cricket, and you can watch the creation of a potential game-winning bat from wood to equipment. Truly appreciate the scenery by hiking the outback and discovering yourself, or interact with wildlife like the kangaroo or the vibrant marine life in the Great Barrier Reef. Breweries, fresh markets and more—diversify yourself with a cruise to Australia and New Zealand with Princess Cruises.

View Princess Cruises to Australia & New Zealand

Things to Do on an Australia and New Zealand Cruise with Princess Cruises

From the famous sites to the intimate natural locations, cruise excursions in Australia and New Zealand with Princess Cruises are as diverse and unique as the region itself. On the more well-known side of the region, be sure to take an excursion to the Sydney Opera House, a virtual must for Australia cruises, and consider climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge—a thrill not for the faint of heart. You can also view the luxury of the Auckland Harbour in person, or see the kiwi bird and other delights of the Rainbow Springs in Tauranga, New Zealand. Speak with a cruise consultant today for more information.

• Sydney Opera House (Sydney, Australia)
  One of the most iconic and recognizable landmarks in the world, the Sydney Opera House is known for its unique architecture and its superb performing arts. Take pictures of the iconic “sails” and the skyline created by the unique building.
   

• Sydney Harbour Bridge (Sydney, Australia)
  Opened in March of 1932, the Sydney Harbour Bridge reaches across the Sydney Harbour and is open for visitors to climb. Take the climb and experience the beauty of Sydney, with pictures of the breathtaking skyline as your background.
   

• Federation Square (Melbourne, Australia)
  All within close distance of each other, the Melbourne Visitor Centre, The Edge Theater and the National Gallery of Victoria at “Fed Square” will be sure to entertain. This public space includes everything from a community plaza, shops, restaurants, tours and event centers.
   

• Auckland Harbour and Bridge (Auckland, New Zealand)
  Stretching over the Waitemata Harbour, the view from this bridge includes a great skyline of Auckland and a colorful view of the extravagant yachts on the water. The bridge is a true scenic highlight of Auckland as it gives great views of the city and surrounding islands.
   

• Rainbow Springs (Tauranga, New Zealand)
  Rainbow Springs is known for its ability to entertain you with the natural species of New Zealand. The kiwi bird, along with other exotic birds and species, are a big attraction to tourists and families.
   

• The Great Barrier Reef Experience (Airlie Beach, Australia)
  Snorkel along the Great Barrier Reef with its miles of colorful reefs and underwater sea life. If you don’t want to get in the water, you can still explore the reef via an underwater observatory on a pontoon.