Transpacific Cruise S014N

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DAY	DATE	PORT OF CALL	ARRIVAL	DEPARTURE
1	Tue 24 Mar 2020	Sydney, Australia	Embark	4:00 PM
Cruise ships berthed at Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal (OPT) access sweeping views of the harbour, Opera House, CBD, Circular Quay ferry terminal, and Sydney Harbour Bridge – all within a few minutes’ walk. The White Bay Cruise Terminal for mid-sized vessels that can pass under the Bridge docks two cruise ships. White Bay is 30 minutes’ drive by taxi or shuttle bus from the CBD and Central Station, or take a ferry from Circular Quay (am) or Darling Harbour (pm) on cruise days. Long term car parking is not too far away from each terminal. During the crowded summer season cruise ships occasionally tender passengers from Athol Buoy and Point Piper Buoy. QM2 has docked at Garden Island Naval Base. more info
2	Wed 25 Mar 2020	At Sea
3	Thu 26 Mar 2020	At Sea
4	Fri 27 Mar 2020	Noumea, New Caledonia	8:00 AM	5:00 PM
Situated in the south of the country's main island Grande Terre, Noumea is the capital of the French Territory of New Caledonia in the Pacific Ocean. It enjoys a sunny, moderate climate, and truly is a vibrant cosmopolitan city, where the South Pacific meets the Riviera. The city maintains much of New Caledonia's unique mix of French and old Melanesian culture, while the U.S. wartime military influence lingers. This is evidenced both in the warmth that many New Caledonian people feel towards the U.S., as well as some of the very 'American' names of several of the quarters of the city. more info
5	Sat 28 Mar 2020	At Sea
6	Sun 29 Mar 2020	At Sea
7	Mon 30 Mar 2020	Nuku'alofa, Tonga	9:00 AM	5:00 PM
Nuku'alofa Town is the capital of Tonga, sitting on a narrow isthmus facing the Pacific Ocean to the north, and the Fanga'uta Lagoon to the south. With a population of just 30,000 it is a quiet, sprawling and functional town with buses and internet cafes. It provides a window to a picturesque nation, where tradition and religion are paramount in everyday life. The most visited attraction is the Royal Palace in the heart of town. Although not open to the public, you get a good view from the waterfront of the colonial wooden building which was built in 1867. more info
8	Tue 31 Mar 2020	At Sea
9	Wed 1 Apr 2020	At Sea
10	Thu 2 Apr 2020	Papeete, French Polynesia	7:00 AM	11:00 PM
The city of Papeete (Tahitian Pape'ete; pop. 27,000) is the capital of Tahiti, the largest of the French Polynesian Islands. With its pleasant warm tropical climate, city-lovers will enjoy Papeete's chic shops, specialist stores and boutiques, together with the lively mix of French, Polynesian, and Chinese cultures. Shop around for the best hire car deal and enjoy driving along the broad avenue by the famous waterfront, and then venture forth along the four-lane express way that links the city with the trendy suburban districts of Punaauia and Paea on the west coast. Its suburbs creep up the mountains overlooking the city and sprawl for miles along the coast in both directions. more info
11	Fri 3 Apr 2020	Moorea, French Polynesia	7:00 AM	5:00 PM
Mo'orea is French Polynesia's second-most popular tourist attraction after Tahiti. Located a mere seven kilometres west of the island of Tahiti, Mo'orea is distinctive for its jagged peaks cloaked with lush greenery, its white and black sand beaches that are among the finest in the world.The island is encircled by a lagoon of translucent green, fringed by the deep blue of the ocean and light blue sky. Then there are the fascinating threads of waterfalls that tumble down fern-softened cliffs, all of which sets one in awe of the majesty of nature. Also included in this magical picture are the simple villages with their delightful pastel-painted houses surrounded by gardens of hibiscus and birds of paradise. more info
12	Sat 4 Apr 2020	Bora Bora, French Polynesia	7:00 AM	5:00 PM
Bora Bora is an island in the Leeward group of the Society Islands of French Polynesia. The mysteries and romance associated with the words Bora Bora bring an almost mystical presence to the island; it is arguably the most famous island in the world. Part of the allure has to be its almost unbelievable beauty. Two towering peaks of sheer black rock dominate the centre of the island and make an impressive backdrop to an assortment of blue waters that dazzle the eyes. Whatever one chooses to do, visitors will thoroughly revel in this wonderful Polynesian island paradise. more info
13	Sun 5 Apr 2020	At Sea
14	Mon 6 Apr 2020	At Sea
15	Tue 7 Apr 2020	At Sea
16	Wed 8 Apr 2020	At Sea
17	Thu 9 Apr 2020	At Sea
18	Fri 10 Apr 2020	Honolulu, USA	8:00 AM	Disembark
The birthplace of Barack Obama, the 44th President of the Unites States, Honolulu is the cultural, industrial, commercial, and governmental centre of Hawaii, with Waikiki Beach the epicentre of the tourist industry. It is a thriving world-class city, with nearly one million people in its metropolitan area. Oahu is the most popular of the Hawaiian Islands, and as the city is packed with sights, activities, and tourist attractions, it is easy to understand why there is so much to do in this southernmost major U.S. city. It is also a major hub for international business, military defense, as well as famously being host to a diverse variety of east-west and Pacific culture, cuisine, and traditions. more info

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Join the Carnival Spirit for 18 exciting nights aboard the Transpacific Cruise S014N through the waters of TransPacific. Your ship starts out from Sydney, the cruise will take you to 7 ports in 5 countries before returning to Honolulu. This 3 star voyage from Carnival Cruises has 1 forward departures. You can join this cruise today for as little as $160 per person/day, twin share. Book today and save... Call now and talk to a cruise specialist!

Carnival Spirit Overview

From October 2020 Carnival Spirit will home-port year round at Brisbane International Cruise Terminal, currently under construction at the mouth of the Brisbane River and adjacent to Brisbane Airport. Meanwhile, Carnival Spirit leaves Australia for North America and a season along the Alaskan coast. She returns in October 2020 for a six month season. Cruises of 3 to 11 nights visit the Great Barrier Reef, PNG, and the South Pacific islands of Fiji, Vanuatu, and New Caledonia. The three-night ‘taster’ cruises depart Brisbane to nowhere from time to time, so you can get away from the office. In May/June 2021 consider a 13-night Brisbane to Singapore journey or, after her minor refit, a 15-night return journey. Carnival Spirit’s previous re-fit in Singapore gave her a giant pool-side movie screen, and new eateries and bars on the lido deck. Adapting to Australian customs, tips are built into the fare.

Accommodation

The 31 cabin categories include interior staterooms, ocean view rooms, ocean rooms with French doors (but no balcony), ocean rooms with private balcony, and five grades of suites. Eighty percent of the cabins are outside; 80 percent of those staterooms have private balconies. Each cabin has a gift amenity basket in its bathroom. All staterooms include flat-screen TVs, safe, mini-bar, beach towels, hair dryer, bathrobes to wear during your cruise, and Carnival Comfort Bed with plush mattresses, good quality duvets, linens and pillows. Standard cabins are a good size. Most with twin beds can be converted to king-size bed. Good design and soft lighting add to a feeling of spaciousness in interior staterooms.

Food and Dining

The ship has a single two-deck dining room – the Empire Restaurant – with a choice of fixed-time dining at two seatings, or flexible “Your Time Dining”. Dining assignments can be booked before the cruise. Allow for one or two nights “Dress Elegant”. Menus change daily and service is excellent. Breakfast and lunch are open seating. The Lido Restaurant is an extensive casual eatery, with sections that include small buffet counters, salad counters, a dessert counter, a 24-hour pizzeria, ice cream/frozen yoghurt station, and deli. BlueIguana Cantina Mexican eatery adds to specialty dining options, and Alchemy Bar for premium spirits and cocktails. Children have their own special menu, pizza, and ice cream that will satisfy.

Entertainment

There is something for everyone. Pharaoh’s Palace Main Lounge spanning three decks presents large production shows and cabaret acts backed by a live show band. There’s an alternative show lounge, Versailles Lounge, on the lowest deck. Night is the time for late buffet snacks, R-rated comedy, and lounges and bars to suit every mood, many of which feature live music. Try the popular Piano Bar for sing along with the piano, and the Sports Bar. There’s a poolside giant screen and new adjoining eateries.

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