Princess Cruises has revealed its Australian sailings for 2020 which includes 18 voyages departing from a selection of locations.
The cruises will depart from Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, as well as Auckland in New Zealand in 2020.
Ranging from a two-day Australia getaway to a 106-day world voyage, the cruises go on sale on 10th October, 2018.
Australian itineraries
Among the cruises will be a venture to Tokyo from Sydney, Brisbane or Auckland, covering Asia destinations such as Hong Kong, Shanghai and Busan in South Korea.
A Pacific Ocean voyage, sailing on a round-trip from Brisbane to islands will include Tahiti, Bora Bora and Maui.
A Northern Explorer cruise, departing from Sydney to Perth will be calling at the likes of Brisbane, Cairns and Darwin.
The world cruise will sail from Sydney or Auckland and takes in 27 countries with 41 ports of call. Destinations in Asia, Europe and North and South America are covered as well as a visit to the Arctic Circle. Overnight stays will be held in Dubai, Venice, New York and Lima.
The world cruise is additionally available in smaller segments, ranging from 19-70 days.
A Circle Pacific cruise will also take place, sailing from Sydney or Brisbane, and taking in Asia, North America and the South Pacific along the Pacific Rim. A variety of Alaska ports of calls are included too, as well as two glacier-viewing experiences and overnight stays in Vancouver and San Francisco.
All voyages will take place on the 2,000-passenger Sun Princess or Sea Princess.
More about the 2020 cruises
Tony Roberts, vice president of Princess Cruises UK and Europe, commented: “From iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House, to stunning vistas such as the Great Barrier Reef, there’s a cruise and a destination for everyone.”
Groups can book the cruises above and can call 0344 338 8663 for more details.
For more information, visit www.princess.com.
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