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A massive 63 ships will roll across our shores, with a healthy mix of giant family ships, smaller luxury vessels and everything in between set to visit the Aussie coastline this summer.
A curious corner of cruise community debate is that of whether it’s okay to take your bed or lines onto your balcony and enjoy naps there or not.
While Australia is already filled with cruise fanatics, who are known for their loyalty and repeat cruisers, it appears that plenty of new cruisers are coming to join the party as well.
There’s cause for celebration over at Princess Cruises as their newest ship, Star Princess, sails off on its maiden voyage. The ship becomes the 17th ship in the fleet.
Dennis and Taryna Wawn from Perth were amongst those who put down a deposit with apparent residential cruise line Victoria Cruises Line.
Australians are trading up when it comes to their local cruises, perhaps parlaying airfares into better suites on more upmarket ships. And lines are responding with better vessels. Princess is a hugely popular line amongst Australian cruisers, and is fielding its newest ship Discovery Princess, which has fans very excited. But Celebrity Cruises is on … Read more
Cruise Passenger readers always have plenty to say about what’s going on in Australian cruise, and in the broader cruise community. Your Say covers “tattoos” as a topic for this week’s interest area.
Norwegian Cruise Line’s new USD$5 (AUD$7.50) fee for second entrees has the cruise world divided.
Carnival’s decision to cut P&O Cruises Australia appears to already be proving financially beneficial to the company.
She's the most specious ship yet from luxury line Oceania Cruises. James Sitters tells Rose Kelly and Peter Lynch what's on board the new class of ship, including restaurants, spas and suites.
