Repositioning Cruise from Sydney to Singapore on Carnival Adventure
(27 January 2027)
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(AU$716 pp/n)
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A rare chance to reposition with Carnival Adventure, stopping through tropical Queensland, the Top End, and Bali before finishing in Singapore.
๐ณ๏ธ Princess Cruise
โ 14 nights on Grand Princess
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Gratuities included
๐ Sydney โ Singapore
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27 January 2027
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$100 onboard credit
Cruise Itinerary Highlights
Itinerary Overview
Sydney โ Airlie Beach โ Darwin โ Benoa (Denpasar) โ Lembar, Lombok โ Singapore
- No. of Ports: 5
- Sea Days: 8
Airlie Beach
| The gateway to the Whitsundays doesn’t need much time to make an impression. Even on a short stop, you can get out to the reef, walk the foreshore, or just soak in that unmistakable tropical Queensland feeling before the ship heads north. |
Darwin
| Australia’s most remote capital has a personality all its own. The Mindil Beach Sunset Market is worth timing your afternoon around, and the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory gives you a genuinely good read on Top End history and culture. It’s a proper send-off before you leave Australian waters. |
Benoa, Bali
| Bali needs no introduction for most Australians, but arriving by ship into Benoa gives it a different feel. Uluwatu Temple, the terraced rice fields around Tegallalang, and the streets of Seminyak are all within reach. If you’ve been before, it still delivers. |
Lembar
| Located between tropical rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef, Cairns is one of Australia’s most iconic holiday destinations. Visitors can explore colourful coral reefs, discover ancient rainforest landscapes, or simply enjoy the city’s laid-back tropical atmosphere. |
Singapore
| The gateway to the Whitsundays, Airlie Beach is famous for its crystal-clear waters, island-dotted horizons, and relaxed coastal charm. It provides access to some of Australia’s most beautiful beaches and tropical scenery, including the world-famous Whitehaven Beach. |
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Carnival Adventure – Ship Overview
Carnival Adventure is one of the larger ships sailing Australian waters, with enough going on that you won’t run out of things to do on a long repositioning voyage. It’s a social ship with a relaxed atmosphere, built for people who want comfort and variety without anything feeling too formal or fussy.
Dining
| The main dining rooms run a rotating menu across the voyage, and Guy’s Burger Joint remains a crowd favourite for good reason. For something a bit more considered, the steakhouse is worth booking early. On a 14-night sailing, having a mix of casual and sit-down options matters more than it does on a short trip. |
Entertainment
| Expect live music, comedy nights, and production shows in the main theatre across the voyage. The Punchliner Comedy Club tends to draw a good crowd by the second week at sea, and there’s enough variety that you won’t feel like you’ve seen everything by day five. |
Wellness
| The Cloud 9 Spa covers the basics well, with massages, facials, and a thermal suite you can access by the session or for the full voyage. The gym is well-equipped for a ship this size. On a sailing with several sea days, having somewhere to properly unwind makes a noticeable difference. |
Carnival Adventure Cabins
Carnival Adventure runs from interior rooms at the affordable end through to balcony suites with proper sea views. On a 14-night repositioning voyage, it’s worth thinking carefully about what you book. A balcony pays for itself differently when you’re waking up off the Lombok coast than it does on a weekend sailing.
Presidential Suite
Suites
Balcony
Ocean View
Interior
