It’s Cruise Month – four weeks of celebration where cruise lines unveil their best offers and travel agents inspire their clients. But local cruise is suffering and Canberra isn’t listening.
In the upcoming 2025/26 cruise season, Australia will be hoping to have its biggest cruise season yet. It it does hit those heights or at least get near, it’ll be largely thanks to a boom in luxury season that Australia is seeing.
Australia is set for another blockbuster cruise season, with 63 cruise ships set to sail to our shores.Â
Australia could be heading for a record-setting cruise season, as dozens of international vessels chart their way to local shores between October and April, and Australians fly overseas.
The South Pacific is a favourite destination for Aussie cruisers, and it’s not hard to see why. The port towns are packed with culture, history, and stunning scenery.
Aussie love affair with cruise continued this season, with more sailing than ever, our season wrap shows.
Holidays on the ocean have never been so popular. Now there’s an itinerary to suit every traveller’s bucket list.
Many things make a cruise super-special in the rarified world of luxury cruising. It’s an all-inclusive, immersive experience.
Like packing for any holiday, packing for a cruise can be daunting. But getting the right mix of items for all your port calls, themed nights, and even time zones, and judge how much storage space you’ll have in your cabin needn’t be a hassle with these packing tips.
Oceania Cruises has a new ship and an amazing series of new journeys. Peter Lynch and Rose Kelly talk to the line's James Sitters about what's on offer and some special deals just for you.
