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Cruises from Melbourne

Leave your map behind - a new holiday adventure from melbourne.

Enjoy new travel experiences, waiting for you on Melbourne’s doorstep. We have a range of exciting cruises departing from Melbourne’s Station Pier Cruise Terminal. It’s as simple as booking your adventure of choice, then all you have to do is get to the port. The rest is taken care of by us!

Explore some of our secret local gems

Melbourne is conveniently located near some amazing locations like Tasmania, Adelaide and Kangaroo Island with each area boasting its own distinct wildlife, communities and dining experiences. With so many amazing places waiting to be explored, a P&O cruise from Melbourne is the perfect excuse to sneak in a holiday. You can get better acquainted with our beautiful continent and explore the local gems you didn’t know existed. With all our included extras and a state of the art fleet, you can create some wonderful new holiday memories without breaking the bank.

Don’t have time for a long holiday?

Our short cruises departing from Melbourne will give you a full sized holiday in 2-4 easy and effortless days. We have comedy cruises available for those that don’t want to take things too seriously or if adventure is more your thing, discover a whole new world with a cruise embarking to Tasmania and Kangaroo Island. They’ll give you an opportunity to breathe in some fresh air, experience some unique picturesque ocean views then refresh and recharge your senses. Whatever type of holiday floats your boat, we’ve got you covered. Melbourne’s Cruise Terminal, Station Pier is the perfect gateway to exciting new adventures.

Arrival and departure information

Distance to/from City: 15km/20mins Distance to/from Airport: 17km/30mins

Public Transport: www.ptv.vic.gov.au

Port Information: www.ptv.vic.gov.au

All cruises will depart and arrive at Station Pier, Melbourne’s cruise shipping destination which also hosts passenger ferries and other visiting ships including Australian and International navy vessels. The Melbourne cruise ship terminal, is located at Waterfront Place, Port Melbourne, just off Beach Street.

Making your way to the port

We offer transfers from Melbourne Airport to Station Pier for $50 per person.

Alternatively, visit the Cruise Passenger Information on the Victorian Ports website for more transport options.

Melbourne Cruise Terminal

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Cruises departing from Melbourne to South Pacific are becoming increasingly popular. Cruises departing from Melbourne to South Pacific are usually longer than short sightseeing cruises. Why should you book short cruises leaving from Melbourne to South Pacific? Cruises departing from Melbourne to South Pacific typically comprise a more leisurely itinerary, passing through destinations like Cairns, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, and Tonga.

Cruises departing from Melbourne to South Pacific usually make their way through Australia, stopping at destinations like Cairns, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, and Tonga before returning to Melbourne. Why should you book short cruises leaving from Melbourne to South Pacific? Short cruises leaving from Melbourne to South Pacific are generally longer than shorter tours, particularly those that depart from Brisbane. The longer the cruise, the more places you can visit and explore.

Cruises departing from Melbourne to South Pacific generally travel further east through the Pacific Ocean. However, this is not always the case. Some cruise lines now routinely serve destinations Noumea, Fiji, Vanuatu and Kiribati in the South Pacific, and the island groups of Tahiti, Vanuatu, and Tonga. Furthermore, some smaller cruise ship companies now occasionally operate on some of these same islands. If this interests you, then it might be worthwhile considering a short trip to one or more of these destinations.

Another reason for taking a cruise vacation from Melbourne to the South Pacific is the option to enjoy luxurious accommodation aboard the ship. On shorter cruises departing from Melbourne to the South Pacific, you can expect to stay in high quality suites featuring excellent views of the sea. These suites are generally located a bit further away from the deck where the guests are dining. Higher priced suites have additional features like private decks and larger living areas. These options are typically only available to VIP guests. If you have a family with small children, you may wish to choose a different cruise ship with more family friendly accommodations.

Many cruise packages depart from Melbourne with special pre-planned activities. These include shows, game shows, and dance classes. These activities are usually designed to please adults. However, children frequently enjoy themed activities as well. You can often find discounted rates on cruises leaving from Melbourne if you plan to bring your children with you on the cruise. If you do not have children, you will likely find more affordable cruise deals departing from Australia.

Cruises departing from Melbourne also serve as an excellent way to see some of the lesser known parts of Australia. For example, you may want to visit the state of Queensland, which is filled with stunning mountains and natural beauty. A flight from Melbourne to Brisbane and a short boat ride to the Great Barrier Reef offer travelers the opportunity to see a number of Australia's natural splendor that they are sure to be envious of. While many cruises leave from Australia, there are others which depart from Holland America Cruises as well as other major cruise lines that have ships in various parts of the Australian continent.

Cruises departing from Melbourne are some of the most popular cruises in the world. Princess Cruises, the largest of all the Princess Cruises ships, departs from Melbourne. The ship takes visitors to a variety of destinations around the Australian coast as well as on some of the remote islands in the Pacific. This is a trip you will always remember and cherish.

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