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Pacific Adventure cruises for 2020
Ships based in Australia:
Pacific Adventure | Pacific Aria | Pacific Dawn | Pacific Explorer | Pacific Eden | Pacific Jewel
Pacific Adventure will arrive in October 2020 (her previous name was Golden Princess) to sail out of Sydney. The inaugural cruise for P&O departs Singapore 12 October 2020 for Brisbane and Sydney. Departing Sydney 31 October 2020, a 6-night cruise will stay two nights in Melbourne for the Melbourne Cup...read more Tickets and transfers to the Cup are included. Meanwhile, Pacific Adventure will run cruises of 8 to 14 nights to South Pacific islands, including Norfolk Island, as well as ports in PNG, Tonga, Fiji, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and New Zealand. A short 4-night cruises will leave Sydney for Moreton Bay in early December. There’s a three night taster cruise to nowhere out of Sydney in mid-December.
Being a large resort ship, built in 2001 and to be refitted in 2020, on-board entertainment and facilities will be state-of-the-art for cruise ships. The ship itself is a cruise destination. She has two decks of public spaces and plenty of lifts and staircases that make for ease of movement. There is an ‘adults only’ two-deck area with padded sunloungers and pool for your solitude. Recently fitted is a large Poolside Screen for movies and sports. Replacing Pacific Jewel (70,310 GT), this larger and newer ship (previously Golden Princess, 108,865 GT) will increase the Line's capacity by 12%. Expect to be surrounded by fun-loving and family-oriented Australians. For some it will be a short 'taster' cruise to see if they are suited to cruising, for others it will be multi-generational families taking the opportunity to entertain their little ones, and at the same time having late-night time for the adults. Tips and gratuities are included.
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Pacific Adventure Cruise Calendar
Date | Route | Cruise | From | $/Day | ||
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2020 CRUISES | ||||||
12 OCT |
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16 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 16 night cruise from Singapore to Brisb V059A
Departs: Singapore | Arrives: Brisbane |
$600 OBC |
$4,424 |
$277 |
12 OCT |
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18 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 18 night cruise from Singapore to Sydne V059
Departs: Singapore | Arrives: Sydney |
$700 OBC |
$2,499 |
$139 |
28 OCT |
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2 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 2 night cruise from Brisbane to Sydney V059B
Departs: Brisbane | Arrives: Sydney |
$200 OBC |
$524 |
$262 |
30 OCT |
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1 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 1 night cruise from Sydney return V060
Departs: Sydney |
Sold out |
N/A |
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31 OCT |
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6 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 6 night cruise from Sydney return V061
Departs: Sydney |
$200 OBC |
$1,524 |
$254 |
6 NOV |
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13 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 13 night cruise from Sydney return V062
Departs: Sydney |
$600 OBC |
$2,799 |
$215 |
19 NOV |
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14 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 14 night cruise from Sydney return V063
Departs: Sydney |
$700 OBC |
$2,474 |
$177 |
3 DEC |
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4 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 4 night cruise from Sydney return V064
Departs: Sydney |
$200 OBC |
$874 |
$219 |
7 DEC |
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11 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 11 night cruise from Sydney return V065
Departs: Sydney |
$400 OBC |
$1,899 |
$173 |
18 DEC |
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3 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 3 night cruise from Sydney return V066
Departs: Sydney |
$200 OBC |
$674 |
$225 |
21 DEC |
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8 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 8 night cruise from Sydney return V067
Departs: Sydney |
$450 OBC |
$1,749 |
$219 |
29 DEC |
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12 NIGHTS |
Pacific Adventure 12 night cruise from Sydney return V101
Departs: Sydney |
$600 OBC |
$2,574 |
$215 |
Life aboard Pacific Adventure
Pacific Adventure will arrive in October 2020 (her previous name was Golden Princess) to sail out of Sydney. The inaugural cruise for P&O departs Singapore 12 October 2020 for Brisbane and Sydney. Departing Sydney 31 October 2020, a 6-night cruise will stay two nights in Melbourne for the Melbourne Cup. Tickets and transfers to the Cup are included. Meanwhile, Pacific Adventure will run cruises of 8 to 14 nights to South Pacific islands, including Norfolk Island, as well as ports in PNG, Tonga, Fiji, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and New Zealand. A short 4-night cruises will leave Sydney for Moreton Bay in early December. There’s a three night taster cruise to nowhere out of Sydney in mid-December.
Being a large resort ship, built in 2001 and to be refitted in 2020, on-board entertainment and facilities will be state-of-the-art for cruise ships. The ship itself is a cruise destination. She has two decks of public spaces and plenty of lifts and staircases that make for ease of movement. There is an ‘adults only’ two-deck area with padded sunloungers and pool for your solitude. Recently fitted is a large Poolside Screen for movies and sports. Replacing Pacific Jewel (70,310 GT), this larger and newer ship (previously Golden Princess, 108,865 GT) will increase the Line's capacity by 12%. Expect to be surrounded by fun-loving and family-oriented Australians. For some it will be a short 'taster' cruise to see if they are suited to cruising, for others it will be multi-generational families taking the opportunity to entertain their little ones, and at the same time having late-night time for the adults. Tips and gratuities are included.
Accommodation
There are six types of cabin and 35 price categories: insides, outsides (some obstructed), balcony cabins, outside mini-suites (with and without balconies) and balcony suites. Cabins will be roomy and nicely appointed, with satellite TV access to major channels. Standard cabins are practical and attractive, many have additional upper berths for children, and some have inter-connecting doors. The larger the stateroom, the more additional facilities. All cabins are spacious with wardrobes, ensuites, and twin beds mostly convertible to queen size. Facilities include flat screen TV, fridge, personal safe, and an interactive video system. Outside cabins have a large window or porthole in the case of a few. Interconnecting cabins for families and groups allow quad-quad, twin-quad, triple-triple, and twin-twin bedding.
There are 560 balcony rooms and 230 suites and mini-suites. Four types of suites are available, including two family suites, each of which can sleep up to 10 people if four are children – otherwise eight adults. Mid-priced suites compare more than favourably with motel accommodation, amenities and service. Most balconies give privacy, and some can be joined with other balconies when travelling in a group. Suites have a bathtub and second TV. Twenty-six cabins are wheelchair accessible. Cots are available for children under three years. Smoking is only permitted in designated smoking areas, and excludes staterooms and balconies.
Food and Dining
Dining-wise, there will be multiple eateries onboard Pacific Adventure. Dining is where and when you like: “Your Choice Dining” at two main dining options, the formal Waterfront Restaurant (and dress up for the occasional formal dinner), and the casual Pantry with its contemporary café vibe and multiple serving stations. Designed as an international food market, The Pantry will have around nine cuisine selections, perhaps in the evening being Shell & Bones seafood. Also hopefully there’ll be Angelo’s for Italian and Dragon Lady for Asian delights. There will be a number of alternative (pay extra) options. The line’s celebrity chef Luke Mangan offers his Salt Grill steak and seafood restaurant., and for an exceptional evening make a reservation at Chef’s Table, which include a tour of the galley and commentary by the Executive Chef. 400 Gradi Pizzeria serves great pizzas at a price.
Guests in suites and mini-suites are members of the Byraon Beach Club, with their own private dining concierge service including priority dining at all venues. (In addition, members have access to a private pool and spa, and top-deck lounge.) Casual dining options start with the al fresco Grill (pay) next to the pool for breakfast, lunch and through the evening. Also there is The Café for coffee and muffins and the like. Socialise at the many bars and lounges, and there’s a dance floor. Families are well catered for. Children have their own menu changed daily in the Waterfront restaurant, and they may dine early. The crew have a name for friendliness and the food selection is plentiful and varied. Book dietary requests 60 days ahead of time.
Entertainment
The main attractions will be the destinations: the South Pacific, New Zealand, and southern Australia. During sea days there’s plenty of activity day and night to keep you entertained. For adults on board there’s an adult-only Oasis retreat, while children may be engrossed with activities supervised by professionals. In the evening having two show lounges (both theatre and cabaret style) is a great way to give passengers more entertainment choices. View all the action and latest movies on the Poolside Screen day and night on the lido deck. Other entertainment includes game shows and the adults-only Sit Down Comedy Club. There are multiple bars and a casino, much live music and karaoke.
Shore tours by P&O are excellent and varied. Re-fitting the ship for 2020 will surely include P&O Edge (pay extra), Australia’s largest adventure park at sea, for children and adults. Its 19 activities include high rope swings, Walk the Plank, laser tag, slack lines, Segway obstacle courses, flying fox lines, funnel climbs and many more designed around the ship’s existing architecture. On board by day guests can join in a variety of organised activities such as bingo. Alternatively, just stroll around and shop duty-free, or for a quiet time retire to the Library or Internet Café. Upper decks offer an adults-only Oasis spa area, complete with wicker beds, lounges, ottomans, pool and hot tubs, sports courts and night club. Keep fit by jogging around the Promenade Deck. On Deck 16 is the children/youth activity centre.
Explore the decks
Cabins on Deck 11 (Aloha Deck)
- AA
- Suite with balcony
- AB
- Mini-suite with balcony
- BB
- Outside with balcony
- CC
- Outside
- J
- Inside
- Sofa bed
- Two pullman beds
- Handicapped facilities
- Four pullman beds
- One pullman bed
- Connecting staterooms
- Sofa and pullman bed
Cabins
There are six types of cabin and 35 price categories: insides, outsides (some obstructed), balcony cabins, outside mini-suites (with and without balconies) and balcony suites. Cabins will be roomy and nicely appointed, with satellite TV access to major channels. Standard cabins are practical and attractive, many have additional upper berths for children, and some have inter-connecting doors. The larger the stateroom, the more additional facilities. All cabins are spacious with wardrobes, ensuites, and twin beds mostly convertible to queen size. Facilities include flat screen TV, fridge, personal safe, and an interactive video system. Outside cabins have a large window or porthole in the case of a few. Interconnecting cabins for families and groups allow quad-quad, twin-quad, triple-triple, and twin-twin bedding.
There are 560 balcony rooms and 230 suites and mini-suites. Four types of suites are available, including two family suites, each of which can sleep up to 10 people if four are children – otherwise eight adults. Mid-priced suites compare more than favourably with motel accommodation, amenities and service. Most balconies give privacy, and some can be joined with other balconies when travelling in a group. Suites have a bathtub and second TV. Twenty-six cabins are wheelchair accessible. Cots are available for children under three years. Smoking is only permitted in designated smoking areas, and excludes staterooms and balconies.

Ship facts
Star rating:
Maiden voyage: 2001
Number of decks: 13
Tonnage: 108865
Cabins: 1312
Passenger capacity: 2624
Number of crew: 1100
What's onboard? ▼
- Atrium social centre
- Byron Beach Club top deck & dining (suites, mini-suites)
- Shops duty-free (outside Australia limits)
- Shore Tours
- No tipping, AUD on board
- ANZ Defence Force onboard credit
- COMPLIMENTARY DINING
- Waterfront Restaurant (with kid’s menus)
- Reserve table, or anytime dining
- Dragon Lady (Asian) (maybe)
- Angelo’s (Italian) (maybe)
- The Pantry food court, multiple choices
- Dietary requests (pre-book 60 days)
- COVER CHARGE DINING
- Salt Grill by Luke Mangan
- Chef’s Table
- Luna (Japanese Thai) (maybe)
- 400 Gradi pizzeria
- Shell & Bones (seafood) (maybe)
- Room service menu 24h (pay)
- OTHER DINING
- The Café
- The Grill (pay)
- Cellar Door (wines)
- Poolside Lobster & Burger
- Bars & night clubs - multiple
- Bar snacks, drinks
- New Zealand Natural (pay)
- Beverage package
- ENTERTAINMENT
- The Marquee production shows
- Comedy Club (adults)
- Poolside Screen (movies, sports)
- Blue Room live music: blues, soul & R&B
- Theme & Cocktail nights
- Casino, trivia & game shows
- ACTIVITIES
- Swimming pools (4)
- Lap pool with current
- Whirlpools Spas (9)
- The Oasis adult retreat
- Wellness seminars
- Fitness Centre
- Fitness classes, Bootcamp at Sea
- Sports training courts
- P&O Edge 19 activities (pay) (climbing, zipline, Plank)
- Hosted deck games
- Deck, board games
- Lawn bowls
- Jogging track
- Classes for dance, art & craft, drinks, cooking, wine tasting (some pay)
- Cooking demonstrations
- Whisky & wine tasting
- Bingo, karaoke
- Ceremonies, weddings, group events organised
- Photo, video gallery
- Library
- UNDER 18
- Group centres for 2-6, 7-10, 11-14, 15-17 y
- Group child minding (late night, pay)
- OTHER
- Internet, Wi-Fi areas (pay)
- Mobile (Int’l roaming; pay provider)
- ATM on board
- Laundry (self-service & pay)
- Wheelchair accessible cabins
- Elevators
- Medical centre
- Smoking outdoor areas
- Power 3-pin 220/240V
- Daily newsletter
- Advise dietary, medical, mobility needs at booking
What's included? ▼
- Gratuities & Service charges for Australia-based ships
- All main meals on-board
- Coffee, tea, milk & hot snacks
- Open/anytime seating & multi-venue dining
- Use of ship facilities - indoor & outdoor
- Entertainment - live music and/or shows, movies
- Most activities onboard, gym, some fitness classes
- Kids clubs & teen programs (2-17 y)
- Cruise Director & all English speaking staff
- Weddings, ceremonies, group events options
- Ship-shore-ship transfers
- Pre-arranged dietary requests (60 days notice)
What's excluded? ▼
- Airfares, accommodation & transfers not specified
- Shore & land excursions and meals not specified
- Specialty restaurants & The Grill
- Room service menu items
- Some activities and entertainment: P&O Edge, arcade games
- Casino, bar expenses
- Items & services of a personal nature
- Medical services, vaccination costs
- Laundry services
- Wi-Fi, Internet, satellite/mobile phone & fax charges
- Childcare night services (3-12 y 10:30pm-1am)
- Passport, travel documentations, vaccination & visas``
- Insurances of all kinds
- Increases in taxes, fees, port expenses
- Itineraries may change due to unforeseen circumstances
- Cabins may change for operational reasons
- Credit card 1.5% service fee
- REMINDERS
- Check stateroom ‘responsible adult’ requirements when booking
- Confirm with bank and ship ahead of cruise your credit/debit card intentions
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