Princess Cruises announced its 2027-2028 Australian summer season which will feature three Princess ships–Royal Princess, Grand Princess and Sapphire Princess.
The ship’s 79 total embarkations across 64 itineraries will include 57 destinations across 13 countries. Itineraries include voyages to New Zealand and in the South Pacific, as well as circumnavigations of Australia.
Princess Cruises Vice President, Asia Pacific, Matthew Rutherford, stated, “With 80 total departures across 63 unique itineraries, ranging from quick 3-day getaways to epic 43-day explorations, there will be something for everyone – from the seasoned cruise traveller to the family experiencing their first cruise getaway. We can’t wait to show off the best of what all our cruising destinations have to offer to our guests on board Princess Cruises during our 2027-28 summer season, and to impress them with our world-class dining, award-winning entertainment and outstanding experiences.”
Grand Princess will sail a brand-new unforgettable 94-day Circle Pacific exploration. Cruisers can choose from multiple embarkation ports in Australia and New Zealand. The voyages explore 44 destinations across 13 countries including French Polynesia, Fiji, Hawaii, Alaska, Vietnam and Japan. Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy overnight stays in Hong Kong, Singapore and Bali.
Sapphire Princess will sail from Fremantle in Western Australia, making Princess Cruises the only large premium cruise line to both return to and homeport in the region. She will offer roundtrip itineraries ranging 4- to 15-days to South Australia and Indonesia.
“Princess Cruises has long welcomed travelers from across the globe to experience the stunning beauty, wildlife, and culture of Australia—and this season is no exception,” said Jim Berra, Princess Cruises Chief Commercial Officer. “We’re thrilled to bring local and international guests together to share world-class dining, award-winning entertainment, and unforgettable adventures both onboard and ashore in this magnificent part of the world.”
Additionally, guests will have the opportunity to explore 20 UNESCO World Heritage Sites including The Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Opera House, The Ningaloo Coat, Singapore Botanical Gardens, and more.