Queensland Cruise

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DAY	DATE	PORT OF CALL	ARRIVAL	DEPARTURE
1	Thu 12 Dec 2019	Sydney, Australia		04:30 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	Fri 13 Dec 2019	At Sea
3	Sat 14 Dec 2019	Brisbane, Australia	08:00 AM	06:00 PM
Approaching Brisbane River via beautiful Moreton Bay is a scenic delight. The most commonly used Portside Wharf Cruise Terminal is 14 km up-river and 6 km from the CBD, but only accessible to ships that clear the twin Gateway Bridges and less than 270m in length. Regular users of this terminal are four P&O Australia vessels, and Sun and Sea Princess. They sail to the South Pacific, Great Barrier Reef, New Zealand, and PNG. Larger cruise ships berth at the commercial Port of Brisbane (Fisherman Island) at the river mouth, 25 km from the CBD. Smaller ships also berth here when Portside is fully booked. The new Brisbane International Cruise Terminal on the north side of the river mouth will open October 2020. more info
4	Sun 15 Dec 2019	At Sea
5	Mon 16 Dec 2019	Willis Island, Australia	02:00 PM	03:00 PM
Willis Island is the southernmost of a group of three islands in an external territory of Australia, the Coral Sea Islands Territory (where Nemo lives), 420 km east of Cairns. The island is about 500m by 150m, 9m high, surrounded by coral cays and sand dunes. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology has a weather monitoring station that covers one fifth of the island, set up in 1912 to monitor cyclones, It is permanently staffed by four people. This is the only permanently inhabited island in the Coral Sea Islands Territory. Visiting ships may drop anchor or slowly cruise by; there’s no wharf or jetty. more info
6	Tue 17 Dec 2019	Airlie Beach, Australia	08:00 AM	07:00 PM
Airlie Beach is a coastal town in the Whitsunday Region of Queensland, Australia. It is a major hub for daytrips to the Whitsunday islands, on the world famous Great Barrier Reef. So visit the islands. Hayman and North Molle are visible from Airlie and if you make it down to Shute Harbour then Daydream, South Molle and Long Islands are just 15 minutes away by ferry. Airlie Beach township itself is a delightful tourist destination. As the sea is inhabited by marine stingers from November to May, the town has its own artificial lagoon, 200m by 50m, with a bridge and delightful surrounds. Life guards oversee the lagoon day and night. more info
7	Wed 18 Dec 2019	At Sea
8	Thu 19 Dec 2019	At Sea
9	Fri 20 Dec 2019	Sydney, Australia	06:30 AM
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

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Get away on the Voyager of the Seas enjoying 8 relaxing nights aboard the Queensland Cruise to Australia. The voyage starts out from Sydney and visits 4 ports in 1 countries before returning to Sydney. Your 3.5 star cruise from Royal Caribbean Cruises has 1 more forward departures. We have a limited number of cabins available from $125 per person/day, twin share. So call now and get expert, friendly advice.

Voyager of the Seas Overview

Voyager of the Seas arrives in Sydney November 2019, a real commitment by Royal Caribbean to Australian cruising. Take a short 2 or 3 night ‘office break ’cruise (or find out if cruising is for you). Many cruises head for Pacific islands over 10 to 14 nights. Head for the Great Barrier Reef, or south to Tasmania. Meanwhile, Voyager of the Seas is based in Singapore, and sails to ports in Malaysia, Thailand`, China and Japan. Most cruises are out of Singapore over 3 and 4 nights, along the west coast of Malaysia. In July and August 2019 she sails out of Hong Kong to Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam. In late November 2019 Voyager returns to Sydney. Consider the relaxing Singapore to Sydney relocation in November 2019, at a very reasonable fare. Or, take the return trip to Singapore in April 2020. Voyager of the Seas entered service in 1999 at 137,276 GT. During her last refit she added fun amenities: Flowrider surfing simulator, 3D movie theatre, new restaurants including Chop’s Grille, and virtual balconies on interior cabins.

Accommodation

Staterooms come in four main categories and 22 grades, with variations based on guests’ needs: Suites/Deluxe Staterooms, Balcony Staterooms, Outside Staterooms and Interior Staterooms. Interiors are now fitted with 80 inch “virtual balcony” displays. When selecting accommodation consider the view, the level of privacy, and location near to or far from activity areas. All staterooms come with private bathroom, vanity area, hair dryer, interactive TV and phone. Many cabins are family-friendly with up to four additional bunk beds, and interconnecting rooms. Promenade staterooms overlook the interior Royal Promenade, and some accommodate up to six people. There are no single cabins, and many are wheelchair-accessible. In-cabin service and dining is available 24-hours.

Food and Dining

For the Main Dining Room, spread over three levels, select from three dining choices before cruising: fixed seating at the same table nightly, at either early or late sitting; open-seated My Time Dining (with pre-paid gratuities) at a flexible time; and early sitting My Family Time Dining that allows children aged 3 to 11 years to leave for their Adventure Ocean kids club. Menus feature healthy, vegetarian and kosher options. Special dietary needs can be catered for by giving advanced notice. Menus change daily throughout the cruise. Evening dress is casual or smart casual. Expect one to three formal evenings in the Main Dining Room during your cruise. There are seven complimentary eating options, including Windjammers Café, Jade Sushi and Izumi Japanese cuisine, Giovanni’s Italian, Café Promenade for coffee, pastries/snacks, and room service.

Entertainment

Signature features to entertain you include: Broadway-style productions in the Main Theatre; Studio B’s ice shows, comedy, game shows, onboard parties, and cooking demonstrations (and when the rink is not being used, skate for free); and gaming in Casino Royale. The 2014 ship upgrade added a 3D movie theatre. Live music features around the pool, in the main dining room, and in many lounges, bars and specialty venues. There are always parties and parades to join. Alternatively, just stroll around the Royal Promenade and shop duty-free, or for a quiet time retire to the Library/Card Room or Internet Café.

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