Cruise Around Australia on Grand Princess
(8 Mar 2028)

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The March timing puts you in the Kimberley at the tail end of wet season, when the waterfalls are still running and the landscape is at its most vivid before the dry sets in.

๐Ÿ›ณ๏ธ Princess Cruises
โš“ 22 nights on Grand Princess
โœ… Gratuities included

๐Ÿ“ Adelaide โ†’ Sydney
๐Ÿ“… 8 Mar 2028
โœ… $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†’ Brisbane โ†’ Sydney

  • Scenic Cruising: Yampi Sound, Kimberley Coast, Willis Island
  • No. of Ports: 7
  • Sea Days: 12

Broome

March sits right on the cusp of the wet season, when the pindan cliffs are at their deepest red, the air is warm and heavy, and the town has a stillness to it that the peak tourist months don’t offer.

Yampi Sound

The wet season rains that have been soaking the northwest for months drain into this tidal wilderness in spectacular fashion, with the water levels high, the colours saturated, and the whole landscape feeling alive in a way it simply isn’t in the dry.

Kimberley Coast

This is the window most travellers never know exists. The waterfalls are still running at full force in March, the gorges are lush rather than parched, and the colours of the rock against the water are about as vivid as this coastline ever gets.

Darwin

The tail end of the wet season gives Darwin a energy that the cooler months don’t quite match, with the city’s outdoor bar scene, waterfront, and markets in full swing and Kakadu at its most dramatically flooded and alive for anyone heading inland.

Sydney

After tracking the entire western and northern coastline of the continent, arriving into Sydney Harbour from the sea puts the scale of the journey into perspective in a way that flying never could.

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Grand Princess – Ship Overview

Grand Princess carries over 2,600 passengers, and on a voyage tracking the full length of the Australian coastline that size works in your favour, enough dining options to keep things interesting over three weeks, enough deck space to find a quiet corner, and enough going on that you never feel like you’ve exhausted the ship.

Dining

Crown Grill steakhouse is the standout for a special night, but the three main dining rooms are where most of the voyage plays out, with flexible timing that lets you eat when you’re hungry rather than when a schedule tells you to. After three weeks you’ll likely have a favourite table, a preferred waiter, and an opinion on which dining room you’d choose again.

Entertainment

Production shows in the Princess Theatre anchor the evenings, but the real texture of a long voyage comes from the smaller moments: live music drifting through the Atrium, a film under the stars somewhere off the Kimberley coast, and the kind of onboard community that builds naturally when you’re at sea together for weeks.

Wellness

The Lotus Spa treatment menu is extensive enough that you could fill every sea day differently if you wanted to, and the thermal suite is the kind of thing that feels indulgent on day one and essential by day ten. If you prefer your own company, The Sanctuary adults-only retreat is worth securing early before regulars claim their spot for the voyage.

Grand Princess Cabins

Getting the cabin right on a March sailing matters more than people expect, because even at the tail end of the wet season the northern ports are warm and humid, and having a private balcony to retreat to with a cold drink after a big shore day is a genuinely different experience to heading back to an interior room.

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Mini Suite

Balcony

Ocean View

Interior

Wheelchair Accessible

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