Cruise Around Australia on Grand Princess
(26 Oct 2027)
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(AU$568 pp/n)
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Tracking the Kimberley coast and tropical Queensland in one sailing, finishing in Sydney after stops at Airlie Beach and the Whitsundays.
๐ณ๏ธ Princess Cruises
โ 23 nights on Grand Princess
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Gratuities included
๐ Adelaide โ Sydney
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26 Oct 2027
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$100 onboard credit
Cruise Itinerary Highlights
Itinerary Overview
Adelaideโ Albany โ Margaret River (Busselton) โ Perth (Fremantle) โ Broome โ Yampi Sound โ Kimberley Coast โ Darwin โ Cairns โ Willis Island โ Townsville โ Airlie Beach โ Sydney
- Overnight Stays: Broome
- Scenic Cruising: Yampi Sound, Kimberley Coast, Willis Island
- No. of Ports: 8
- Sea Days: 11
Broome
| Somewhere between a pearling town and a outback beach escape, Broome has a laid-back energy that catches most people off guard, and Cable Beach at sunset with camels on the sand is as Australian as it gets. |
Yampi Sound
| Few passengers on any Australian cruise ever set foot somewhere this remote, a tidal wilderness of rust-coloured cliffs and glassy water where the only sounds are birds and the movement of the sea. |
Kimberley Coast
| The scale of it is hard to prepare for, with gorges carved over millions of years, waterfalls that only run in season, and a coastline so untouched it feels like the rest of the world hasn’t found it yet. |
Airlie Beach
| The town itself is small and unpretentious, but step off the ship and within an hour you can be on the water heading towards Whitehaven Beach, one of the most photographed stretches of sand in the country for good reason. |
Sydney
| After three weeks at sea, sailing through the Heads and watching the Harbour Bridge grow larger as you approach the terminal is the kind of arrival that makes the whole voyage feel worth it. |
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Grand Princess – Ship Overview
She’s not the newest ship in the Princess fleet, but Grand Princess has been refining the Australian cruising experience long enough to know exactly what passengers on a long southern voyage actually want, and that counts for a lot when you’re three weeks from home.
Dining
| Three weeks at sea gives you genuine time to work through what the ship has to offer, from the main dining rooms where you can eat when it suits you rather than on a fixed schedule, to Crown Grill steakhouse for a night you actually dress up for. The 24-hour cafรฉ and poolside options mean you’re never far from food, which matters more than you’d think on a long voyage. |
Entertainment
| The Princess Theatre runs production shows that hold up over a three-week sailing, and the Atrium keeps things moving during the day with live music, events, and the kind of low-key socialising that long voyages naturally encourage. Movies Under the Stars on the top deck comes into its own as you cross through the tropics, warm nights, open sky, and a film worth watching. |
Wellness
| The Lotus Spa goes beyond a quick massage, with a thermal suite and a treatment menu deep enough to fill several sea days if you’re inclined. The Sanctuary is the adults-only deck retreat that serious relaxers tend to claim early each morning, and the fitness centre is well equipped for anyone who wants to keep a routine going over three weeks at sea. |
Grand Princess Cabins
Your cabin becomes a proper base on a voyage this long, and the difference between an interior room and a balcony isn’t just about the view, it’s about having somewhere private to sit with a coffee while the Kimberley coast drifts past outside.
Suite
Mini Suite
Balcony
Ocean View
Interior
Wheelchair Accessible
