Sydney is among the most famous cities in the entire Australian continent, for the natural splendor it displays. Explore the Opera house, Koala Parks or go surfing on Bondi Beach before heading to the port to embark your New Zealand cruise.

The ship covers a huge amount of distance in the Pacific Ocean today, heading southeast. Explore the ship’s facilities on board. Libraries, constant activities and scheduled shows will always keep you entertained. Go up to the roof deck to explore panoramic views of the Pacific.

The ship continues heading east to leave the country of Australia behind. Enjoy the sun on the top deck and marvel at the to-die-for sunsets.

The ship reaches the South Island of New Zealand, and starts the tour with the most amazing attraction; New Zealand Fjords. The three fjords of Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound and Dusky Sound put on a grandeur of scenic wonder, mesmerizing all viewers. Milford Sound is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The ship arrives at Dunedin, the southern tip of the continent and one of the closest cities to Antarctica. This area is known for its wildlife, hosting the rare, yellow eyed penguins, fur seals and the Royal Albatross. Explore the Victorian style architecture before returning to the ship.

Lyttleton is 20 minutes away from Christchurch, one of the most exotic and picturesque places in the world. Mighty mountains, tranquil lakes, blooming flowers and marvelous architecture add to the beauty of the place. The ship departs from here in the evening.

Picton has a lot to do. Indulge in fishing, dolphin watching and sea kayaking. Walk or bike the Queen Charlotte Track or spend the day exploring the scenic Marlborough Sounds. Check out one of the many wine tours and enjoy nature at its best.

The ship arrives in the North Island of New Zealand today. Take a cable car up to the mountains to get a panoramic view of Wellington or enjoy the scenery of Gothic Victorian houses before retreating to the ship.

Napier is built entirely in Art Deco style, for it was destroyed by an earthquake in 1931. Take a walk down Marine Parade, a tree-lined ocean boulevard with fountains and gardens, or go out to the country to enjoy the lovely vistas, tour superb area vineyards and relax with a glass of wine.

Tauranga is popular for the exquisite, Bay of Plenty. Discover a city buried deep under due to a volcanic eruption, or visit Hells Gate, a geothermal park with natural mud pools in which you can take a dip.

The Bay of Islands consists of about 150 undeveloped islands which offer insight into the early British Settlements. Abundance of marine is found here from penguins and seals to whales. Return to the ship by evening to continue with the cruise.

Auckland is frequented by tourists almost all around the year, for it is a very desirable destination. The 48 volcanic cones that dot the surrounding area provide stunning panoramic views of the city and harbour. New Zealands largest city is also a shoppers paradise offering everything from top designers to local open-air markets.

The ship covers a huge amount of distance in the Pacific Ocean today, heading northwest. Explore the ship’s facilities on board. Libraries, constant activities and scheduled shows will always keep you entertained. Go up to the roof deck to explore panoramic views of the Pacific.

The ship continues heading west to leave the country of New Zealand behind. Enjoy the sun on the top deck and marvel at the to-die-for sunsets.

Begin the disembarkation process in the morning as the ship arrives at Sydney port and your amazing New Zealand Cruise experience culminates.