AUSTRALIA & SOUTH PACIFIC CRUISES

Greeting sailors with massive cliffs, an iconic Opera House, and a historic bridge, Sydney's wow-effect makes it one of the world's greatest port cities. Hit Bondi beach, find the trendy bars, or gaze at the rugged coastal scene - there're heaps of options around, and Sydney is all yours to explore. 

With vivid canyon sunrises, gold, black and white sand beaches - Auckland's geography is as diverse as its incredible people. As you plunge headfirst into the world's largest Polynesian community, you'll be enthralled by this gorgeously unique culture that blends into a stunning volcanic backdrop. 

Golden forests, beaches lined with wildflowers, and glaciers tucked alongside crisp snow-capped mountains - there's a reason these lands have only been inhabited for less than 1000 years, and now you can explore New Zealand's raw, virgin territory, when visiting the world's final frontier. 

The island of Tasmania has developed into a self-sustaining refuge, with its capital fusing outdoor, culinary, and artistic trends into a unique, urban playground. Seek out the divine natural splendor or the unparalleled dining - as both are often found in a single venture. 

From its hipster art-scene and Aussie Football, to the late-night bustle of Chinatown, Australia's southernmost city blends cutting edge trends with coastal culture - and no matter the hour or your travel style, you'll be amazed by what there is to uncover inside this glittering metropolis. 

Often referred to as the "Nice of the Pacific," Napier checks all the boxes of a chic, seaside city. The Art Deco buildings invoke the feeling of being on a movie set, while its metropolitan energy and charming ocean village vibes illustrate how multiple metropolis identities harmoniously intertwine. 

Originally names Waitohi by the Māori inhabitants, Picton is South Island's gateway to a network of coastal waterways, islets, and peninsulas of Marlborough Sound. Made famous for its wine, it's the region's seafood and dramatic mountain scenery that will also inspire a day of exploration. 

As one of New Zealand's fastest-growing cities, Tauranga has created an urban landscape that emphasizes and preserves it stunning natural makeup. Aqua-holics will encounter beaches perfect for any water activity, and rare wildlife, geysers and waterfalls can all be observed in its nearby villages. 

This creative capital has become one of the world's top food destinations. Famed for its coffee, you can't leave Wellington before grabbing a flat white brew. And when you add in a storied maritime past - plus sun-soaked days of beaches and bays - it's more than just a city with a stunning backdrop.