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- Family owned & operated
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- Same consultant from start to finish
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- Combine with flights, hotels, insurance and save
- Flexible payment options including Interest Free* finance and layby
They are designed with the lowest instalments possible while still meeting the cruise line payment deadlines.
Also, there are no fees or late charges, while payments are always flexible to suit your own budget.
We recommend payments be made by direct deposit or BPAY for your convenience and to further reduce your bank fees.
Your cruise consultant is an expert on lay-by plans and can answer all your questions!
New Zealand Cruises
from
$37
per day
48 ships
2 ports
331 cruises
Cruises from New Zealand & all New Zealand cruises for 2020-2021
View New Zealand 2020-2021 cruises for 48 ships listing 331 cruises from Brisbane with today's best deals!NEW FEATURE... Browse recent ship & cruiseline reviews from our guests, benefit from their tips & stories.
NEW FEATURE... Follow the Facebook Event links in the ports and ship lists of sailings to chat with your fellow cruisers, pre-plan meetings, dinners, tours & more. Save up to 80% on shore excursions... Click for detailsLink up with fellow passengers booked on your cruise to plan & pre-book your own shore excursions, tour guides, taxis etc. Save up to 80% on shipboard prices and be guaranteed of a place.
An example is Port Vila's "The Ekasup Cultural Tour" with prices for 2 adults.
P&O Cruises: $170
Travelonline: $110
MelanesianPortVila: $89
Port Vila wharf: $35
We use & recommend Viator.com otherwise search online & call us if you need help. Or just rent a taxi/pushbikes/tour/charter from the wharf when you berth, often the best value but be among the first ashore!
Keep in mind that if you go it alone and something happens like the taxi/bus breaks down and you end up being late back to the ship it will not wait for you unless it is advised. On the other hand if it is a ship-booked tour there are no problems as they are in contact with the tour companies.
New Zealand’s two main islands (about the size of Italy) lie in the SW Pacific to the SE of Australia. Its European, Maori and Pacific Islander population lives in a peaceful, developed, urban-cum-farming world noted for its varied geographical regions. Between the semi-tropical north with its active volcanism and thermal springs, and craggy snow-capped mountains and glaciers in the south, are long sandy beaches and rolling farmlands. Enter the 15 km long Milford Sound, surrounded by sheer rock faces that rise 1,200 metres, acclaimed as New Zealand's most famous tourist destination. Visit the beautiful ‘Scottish’ City of Dunedin, the ‘French’ Akaroa, ‘Art Deco’ Napier, the bubbling mud pools of Rotorua, and the sub-tropical wonder-world of the Bay of (144) Islands.
About 20 cruise ships will visit New Zealand in the coming year, mostly during the warmer southern months from October to April. P&O Australia, Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean, Holland America Line and Celebrity all serve this growing market. Most cruises start (or end) from a port on the east coast of Australia (and may include a number of Australian ports). The mid-size ships of Crystal, Regent Seven Seas, Oceania, Seabourn and Silversea cruise lines add a touch of luxury to the land scenery.
Larger ‘family’ ships offer 10 to 14 night round-trip cruises out of Australian east coast ports (with some terminating in NZ and others returning to Fremantle on Australia’s west coast). All of the smaller luxury lines include NZ in the southern summer. Seven Seas Voyager (Singapore to Auckland) and Ocean Princess (Singapore to French Polynesia) offer longer voyages. Note that Nez Zealand is included in sectors of many World Cruises (Cunard, P&O, Princess). Explore Antarctica and disembark in Dunedin on National Geographic Orion in December 2013.
Top 10 Daily Deals for New Zealand Cruises
| Date | Route | Cruise | Ports | From | $/Day | |
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15 MAR 20 |
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11 NIGHTS |
Dep: Sydney Ret: Sydney |
$999 |
$91 |
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1 APR 20 |
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11 NIGHTS |
Dep: Sydney Ret: Sydney |
$1,000 |
$91 |
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6 APR 20 |
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6 NIGHTS |
Up to $100 OBC | Dep: Adelaide Ret: Auckland |
$564 |
$94 |
12 OCT 20 |
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4 NIGHTS |
Up to $100 OBC | Dep: Auckland Ret: Sydney |
$389 |
$97 |
10 MAR 20 |
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13 NIGHTS |
Up to $100 OBC | Dep: Melbourne Ret: Melbourne |
$1,299 |
$100 |
8 MAR 20 |
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13 NIGHTS |
Dep: Sydney Ret: Sydney |
$1,329 |
$102 |
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2 MAR 20 |
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12 NIGHTS |
Dep: Melbourne Ret: Melbourne |
$1,299 |
$108 |
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27 JAN 21 |
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13 NIGHTS |
Up to $100 OBC | Dep: Melbourne Ret: Melbourne |
$1,498 |
$115 |
15 MAR 21 |
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10 NIGHTS |
Dep: Sydney Ret: Sydney |
$1,229 |
$123 |
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14 JAN 21 |
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13 NIGHTS |
Up to $100 OBC | Dep: Melbourne Ret: Melbourne |
$1,598 |
$123 |
Featured New Zealand Cruise Ports
| Cruises from Auckland Auckland is New Zealand’s larget city (the capital Wellington is slightly smaller), multicultural, with the largest Polynesian population of any city in the world. The ‘City of Sails’ is located on an isthmus at the northern end of North Island, with harbours facing west to the Tasman Sea and east to the Pacific Ocean. The city straddles a dormant volcanic field with 48 volcanic cones. The cruise terminal berths at the city centre, with transport services and hop-on hop-off bus service at hand. Walk to the city centre’s iconic Sky Tower (and jump off with a harness). Places to visit in the city include the inner city park known as the Domain, and the picturesque suburb of Ponsonby, with its colonial era homes. |
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| Cruises from Christchurch Christchurch, in the Province of Canterbury, is the largest city of the South Island of New Zealand. It is located mid-way down the island's east coast just north of Banks Peninsula, on the edge of the Canterbury Plains. It is a vibrant, cosmopolitan place with exciting festivals, theatre, modern art galleries, great shopping and award-winning attractions. Christchurch was a planned settlement founded by English colonialists, and this rich English history is still apparent in the city's atmosphere. The February 2011 Christchurch earthquake was a powerful natural event that severely damaged New Zealand’s second-largest city, killing 185 people in one of the nation’s deadliest peace-time disasters. |
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| Cruises from Dunedin Dunedin is the principal city of the Otago Region of New Zealand. It was founded in 1848 by Scottish migrants, and today the city still contains many Scottish relics, including a statue of the Scottish Bard Robbie Burns. Fine examples of working heritage include the Speight’s Brewery, the Gasworks Museum and the very popular Taieri Gorge Railway. Then there are the standout Victorian and Edwardian buildings like First Church and Dunedin Railway Station, as well as the stately homes such as Larnach Castle and Olveston. Dunedin, or the Quirky Capital - named after its quirky annual events - is packed with historic architecture, cafes, bars, art galleries and New Zealand designer fashion. |
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| Cruises from Wellington Wellington, New Zealand's capital city, is situated on the SW tip of the North Island, and is set on the edge of a stunning harbour surrounded by rolling hills. As the political centre of New Zealand, it houses Parliamentary buildings as well as the bulk of foreign diplomatic missions. However, it is also renowned for its cafe-culture, as there are more cafes per capita than in New York City, and they rival the world’s top culinary destinations for flavour and variety. The city’s world-class film industry attracts many visitors who are taken by expert tour operators to locations of several famous movies (e.g. ‘The Lord of the Rings’ and ‘The Hobbit’ Trilogies). Not surprisingly, the city is affectionately called Wellywood. |
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Top New Zealand Cruise Ports (by rank)
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- Akaroa Cruises
- Fjordland Nat Park Cruises
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- Milford Sound Cruises
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- Ship's Cove Cruises
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