Australian_Traveller-May.June.July_2019

(Jacob Rumans) #1
Keepaneagleeyeonthehorizonasa
wholehostofnewshipsaremakingtheir
waytoAustralianwatersforthe 2020
cruisingseason.Thatincludesocean-
goinggemssuchastheCarnivalSplendor


  • a beautiful14-deckerthatcarries 3700
    passengersandwillbecomethelargest
    shiphome-portedinAustraliayear-round;
    the Royal-class Regal Princess and Gem-
    class Sapphire Princess, both luxurious
    vessels built by Princess Cruises; the
    Solstice-class Celebrity Eclipse; as well as
    the newest and largest ship from the P&O
    Cruises fleet, the 10-deck, 2600-capacity
    Pacific Adventure.
    With the brand new Brisbane Cruise
    Terminal set to open in October 2020,
    there will be even more opportunities for
    cruise enthusiasts to set sail. So where
    would you like to go?


WE’D RATHER BE


Australiansadorecruising.Infact,with


almost six per cent of the population –


around one in 18 people – taking to the


seas for a holiday each year, Aussies are


leading the world in cruising demand.


And now, to satisfy that astonishing thirst


for aquatic adventure, Australia is being


richly rewarded with more ships, more


unique destinations and more attractive


cruising options right across the board.


From top left:
Set your cruising sights
on Tasmania; Celebrity
Eclipse will call Australia
home in 2020; Kangaroo
Island remains a cruise
hot destination.

cruising

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