Seabourn Cruise Line Australia/New Zealand Cruises

Australia and New Zealand are two Seabourn cruise destinations that commonly make bucket lists, and for good reason! If the time has come for you to finally take the trip you’ve been planning, then why not do it right with Seabourn Cruise Line? See the urban beauty of Melbourne, explore UNESCO world heritage sites, taste wine from one of the world’s best wine regions, kayak through crystal clear water and check out the local wildlife. Then return to your luxurious Seabourn cruise ship to experience the finest in cuisine, entertainment, and service. You may even have the opportunity to venture into Indonesia on your Seabourn cruise to Australia and New Zealand – which brings even more history, adventure, and cuisine for you to explore.

Things to Do on an Australia and New Zealand Cruise with Seabourn Cruise Line

A Seabourn cruise to Australia and New Zealand is the adventure you’ve been planning for years. After all, there is no better time than now to check Australia or New Zealand off your bucket list. Make it the trip of a lifetime through excursions that take you to some of the most interesting places in Australia. Continue below for some recommendations of things to do on your Seabourn Australia and New Zealand cruise:

• Historic Melbourne with Tramcar Lunch (Melbourne, Australia)
  On this tour, you’ll first stop at the Shrine of Remembrance located in the Royal Botanic Gardens. Then you’ll relax as the guide points out some of Melbourne’s most beautiful attractions, including St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Treasury Gardens, and Parliament House. After a fun day of exploring Australia’s history, you’ll complete your tour with a four-course lunch onboard the famous Colonial Tram Car Restaurant.
   

• Wine Tasting in the Barossa Valley (Adelaide, Australia)
  Calling all wine aficionados! On this tour, you’ll visit the heart of Australia’s most important wine producing region for a fun day of wine tastings, gourmet food, and stunning scenery.
   

• Kayak Exploration of Boston Bay (Port Lincoln, Australia)
  Enjoy a different view of Port Lincoln when you embark on a scenic kayaking trip. You’ll explore the shores and coves of the vast Boston Bay. Then you can explore Porter Bay and look for marine and bird life along the way. The smell of the salt water, the serenity of the kayaks gliding on the water, the ocean breeze rustling your hair – is there a better way to spend a summer’s day?
   

• Explore Ancient Kakadu (Darwin, Australia)
  You’ll begin your day with a private flight from Darwin to Kakadu. Then when you land at the UNESCO World Heritage Site, you’ll be greeted by two UNESCO ranger guides. You’ll learn about the important relationship between the land and the Aboriginal people, and you’ll see artifacts, arts and crafts, and hunting weapons. Plus, you’ll journey into the wetlands where you’ll have the opportunity to see birds, snakes, and crocodiles. This is the perfect excursion for travelers wanting to experience a different side of Australia!
   

• Hike the Komodo National Park (Komodo Island, Indonesia)
  The three small islands of this famous Indonesian destination were protected in 1991 as a UNESCO Natural Biosphere. Step ashore at the Komodo jetty which houses the headquarters of the Komodo National Park. Once ashore, you’ll meet your local tour guide to begin your walking expedition to the viewing point of the Komodo Dragon.
   

• Munduk Highlights (Benoa (Bali), Indonesia)
  Begin this fascinating tour with a stop at the famous Sangeh Monkey forest, known for its towering nutmeg trees and resident monkeys that frolic among the trees – enjoy the sight while cooling off in the shade. Next you’ll head to Lake Bratan, which is 4,000 feet above sea level and in the crater of Mt. Catur. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in the village of Bedugul, and then head back to the port – stopping at a few local fruit and vegetable markets along the way.