Sydney to Singapore (Operated by Carnival)
- 27 Jan ‘27
- 14 nights
- Departing from Sydney
- Pacific Adventure
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Inside price from$1,471*/pp
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Outside price from$1,661*/pp
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Balcony price from$2,089*/pp
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Suite price from$2,602*/pp
YOUR ITINERARY
Sydney, Australia - Airlie Beach - Darwin - Benoa - Lombok - Singapore
Experience the diversity of this vibrant city with its wor...
Experience the diversity of this vibrant city with its world-famous icons. Enjoy the sun and surf at one of the many beaches, discover the thrilling entertainment or wander through the chic shopping precincts.
If you ache to snorkel, dive, swim, paddle or just l...
If you ache to snorkel, dive, swim, paddle or just laze on a breathtaking white sand beach, this is the place to do it.
The free-spirited frontier town of Darwin is the capital and on...
The free-spirited frontier town of Darwin is the capital and only real city of the Northern Territory, a region of Outback Australia covering about one sixth of the entire continent and isolated by the vast Australian desert. Darwin offers many sights from its colonial past, and serves as the gateway to the Kakadu National Park. During WWII, a major Australian military base was established in Darwin and the Japanese bombed the city on several occasions. Darwin averages 8.5 hours of sunshine per day but heavy rainfall complicates the climate from around November to March. Between November and April the area is vulnerable to cyclones. All year round it is tropically hot, suggesting very lightweight clothing. While Darwin’s municipal attractions run from beaches to parks to museums to a casino, the city is best known as a gateway for Australia’s Top End, a center for exploring the wild surrounding country and viewing exotic animals such as buffalo, crocodile, wallabies and birds. General Information Ship berths alongside at Stokes Hill Wharf Points of Interest: Government House, Brown’s Mart , Fanny Bay Gaol (now a museum), Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria Hotel, Admiralty House, Performing Arts Center, Botanical Gardens, Aquascene, Indo-Pacific Marine Aquarium, Museum of Arts and Sciences, and Kakadu National Park.
Benoa
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Known as ‘Indonesia’s best kept secret’, L...
Known as ‘Indonesia’s best kept secret’, Lombok is a pearl in the sparkling blue ocean. Appreciate the local customs and crafts that reflect the fusion of different cultures or go snorkelling and experience the mysteries of the sea.
Singapore, officially the Republic of Singapore, is a sovereign ...
Singapore, officially the Republic of Singapore, is a sovereign island city-state in maritime Southeast Asia.
YOUR SHIP - The Pacific Adventure
Pacific Adventure is planned to cruise from Sydney on 30 April, joining our current flagship, Pacific Explorer and Pacific Encounter whose planned arrival is May 7, 2021.
Due to the complexities created by COVID, the waterslides planned for Pacific Adventure will be installed at a later date. However, she will still be updated with a range of new offerings, including Byron Beach Club, and a dedicated family pool area with loads of family-oriented activities and an all-weather retractable roof.
You will soon discover that Pacific Adventure has most of P&O’s favourite signature features and a whole lot more!
Dine at the Waterfront, Dragon Lady and Angelo’s Restaurants as well as casual dining in our food court, The Pantry. Grab a drink and relax at The Oasis, enjoy a cocktail at Ocean Bar or head to the Blue Room for some live entertainment.
Plus, there’s a whole new range of features to explore and enjoy including new concepts from celebrity chef, Luke Mangan and Johnny di Francesco, Adventure Hotel, and Altitude, our nightclub on Deck 18.
Families will love the dedicated, indoor-outdoor family space, open 365 days a year. There’s a pool, family games, family parties and more. Hungry? Order a pizza on the Big Red Phone!
Suite and select mini-suite guests can enjoy the benefits of unrivalled views from Byron Beach Club, our new relaxation area, located on the top deck.
Description
Pacific Adventure is planned to cruise from Sydney on 30 April, joining our current flagship, Pacific Explorer and Pacific Encounter whose planned arrival is May 7, 2021.
Due to the complexities created by COVID, the waterslides planned for Pacific Adventure will be installed at a later date. However, she will still be updated with a range of new offerings, including Byron Beach Club, and a dedicated family pool area with loads of family-oriented activities and an all-weather retractable roof.
You will soon discover that Pacific Adventure has most of P&O’s favourite signature features and a whole lot more!
Dine at the Waterfront, Dragon Lady and Angelo’s Restaurants as well as casual dining in our food court, The Pantry. Grab a drink and relax at The Oasis, enjoy a cocktail at Ocean Bar or head to the Blue Room for some live entertainment.
Plus, there’s a whole new range of features to explore and enjoy including new concepts from celebrity chef, Luke Mangan and Johnny di Francesco, Adventure Hotel, and Altitude, our nightclub on Deck 18.
Families will love the dedicated, indoor-outdoor family space, open 365 days a year. There’s a pool, family games, family parties and more. Hungry? Order a pizza on the Big Red Phone!
Suite and select mini-suite guests can enjoy the benefits of unrivalled views from Byron Beach Club, our new relaxation area, located on the top deck.