Around Australia from Melbourne to Sydney on Grand Princess
(6 April 2027)
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Sailing right around the country in one go is a rare thing, and Grand Princess does it properly, with an overnight in Broome and scenic cruising through the Kimberley.
๐ณ๏ธ Princess Cruise
โ 24 nights on Grand Princess
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Gratuities included
๐ Melbourne โ Sydney
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6 April 2027
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$100 onboard credit
Cruise Itinerary Highlights
Itinerary Overview
Melbourne โ Adelaide โ Albany โ Margaret River (Busselton) โ Perth (Fremantle) โ Broome โ Yampi Sound โ Kimberley Coast โ Darwin โ Cairns โ Willis Island โ Brisbane โ Sydney
- Overnight Stay: Broome
- Scenic Cruising: Yampi Sound, Kimberley Coast
- No. of Ports: 9
- Sea Days: 12
Broome
| You get a full overnight here, which is rare on an Australian circumnavigation. Wander Cable Beach at sunset, then come back the next day for pearl farm tours or a wander through Chinatown’s old pearling lanes before the ship pulls out. |
Kimberley Coast
| This is the stretch people book the cruise for. A full day of scenic cruising past rust red gorges and coastline so remote there’s barely a road within cooee, with Yampi Sound’s dramatic cliffs among the highlights from the deck. |
Margaret River
| Tendering into Busselton puts you on the doorstep of one of WA’s best wine regions. Spend the day on a vineyard tour or wander the historic Busselton Jetty, one of the longest timber jetties in the Southern Hemisphere. |
Darwin
| A proper Top End stop, all heat, history and harbour views. Catch the Defence of Darwin Experience for the wartime story, or head to Mindil Beach if the famous sunset markets line up with your visit. |
Cairns
| Your gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, and most people use it exactly that way, with reef trips departing right from the wharf. Stick around town instead and the Esplanade lagoon and Night Markets are worth the time too. |
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Grand Princess – Ship Overview
Grand Princess has been sailing for over two decades, but she’s no relic, regular refurbishments keep the cabins, dining and entertainment feeling current. She’s a mid-sized ship by today’s standards, which means an easier flow getting on and off in port and a more relaxed, less crowded feel onboard than the newer mega-ships.
Dining
| From the main dining room’s nightly changing menus to Sabatini’s Italian and the Crown Grill steakhouse, there’s enough variety to eat somewhere different every night. Casual options like the buffet and pizza bar mean you’re never far from a feed, whatever the hour. |
Entertainment
| Expect West End style production shows in the main theatre, a casino for the night owls, and live music spread across several bars and lounges. Movies Under the Stars on the pool deck is a nice low key option after a big day ashore. |
Wellness
| The Lotus Spa covers massages, facials and thermal suites if you want to properly switch off, while the gym and jogging track suit those keen to stay active. Adults only spaces give you somewhere quiet away from the pool deck crowds. |
Grand Princess Cabins
With 12 sea days and scenic cruising through Yampi Sound and the Kimberley Coast, your cabin matters more on this trip than on a quick island hopper. A balcony is worth considering here, so you can watch the coastline drift by with your morning coffee rather than queuing for a deck rail spot.
Suite
Mini Suite
Balcony
Ocean View
Interior
Wheelchair Accessible
