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An epic adventure

Australasia is vast and extraordinary, where harbour cities sit beside raw natural wonders and indigenous stories stretch back thousands of years. Cruising here means drifting between Australia and New Zealand’s dramatic coastlines, remote Pacific islands, immense coral reefs and glacier-carved fjords - a truly epic voyage.
Reasons to cruise Australasia

Great Barrier Reef

Snowy mountains and turquoise lakes in Patagonia, chile, a popular south America cruise stop
Coral gardens, clear waters, and extraordinary marine life

Iconic Harbours

a women dressed in carnival outfit at rio de janeiro carnival brazil, a dramatic highlight of a South America cruise
Landmarks and laid back waterfront living

Fjords and Glaciers

Medium-rare Argentinian steak with roasted tomatoes, a taste of a South American cruise
Still, dramatic waters, spilling waterfalls and misty forested slopes

Unique Wildlife

Colourful colonial street in Cartagena, a cultural stop on a South American cruise
From kangaroos and koalas in Australia to New Zealand’s rare birdlife

Indigenous Heritage

a penguin in Ushuaia, Argentina
Aboriginal Australian and Māori traditions remain deeply woven into the land

Remote Islands

Coral reef and tropical island landscape in the Galápagos, explored on a South America cruise
Where tribal traditions, jungles and mountains offer a rare sense of discovery

Ports in Australasia

In Australia, ships call into cosmopolitan hubs like Sydney, where beach culture and city energy sit side by side, or quieter coastal cities with access to vineyards, rainforests, and wide open beaches. Further south, Tasmania offers rugged wilderness and colonial heritage in equal measure. Cross to New Zealand and the rhythm changes. Ports are often smaller, greener, and framed by hills or volcanic cones. Cruising here is as much about the journey between ports as the destinations themselves - sailing deep into fjords, along cliff-lined coasts, and through island-dotted bays. Some itineraries stretch into the South Pacific, where island communities, coral reefs, and untouched shorelines feel worlds away from modern life. Others focus purely on Australia and New Zealand’s natural contrasts - reef and rainforest, glacier and geothermal valley, surf beach and vineyard.
 map of cruise ports in Australasia

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