The
fifth Royal Caribbean ship to home port in Sydney, the Voyager of the Seas is roughly twice the size of any other ship
currently based in the region. The larger ship brings some favorite Royal
Caribbean amenities– including an on-board ice rink, inline skating track and
four-story atrium, the Royal Promenade – to the region for the first time.
The
Voyager of the Seas is also equipped
with Royal Caribbean’s signature rock climbing wall and a 9-hole mini-golf
course. The Adventure Ocean Club for kids includes the Adventure Beach water
park, and there’s a dance club and video arcade just for teens.
Voyager of the Seas will sail 12 different
itineraries around Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, ranging from eight
to 18 nights and departing from Sydney or Fremantle (the port for Perth). For
example, an eight-night roundtrip cruise begins with an overnight stay in the
wonderful city of Sydney, then sails south to Melbourne and on to the island of
Tasmania. A nine-night roundtrip cruise from Sydney ventures into the South
Pacific, calling on the islands of New Caledonia and Fiji. And, an 18-night provides
a terrific look at the diversity of Australia and New Zealand. The cruise begins
in Perth; calls on Adelaide, Melbourne, and Tasmania; sails to New Zealand for
port calls in Doubtful Sound, Dusky Sound, Dunedin, Christchurch and Wellington;
then returns to the ship’s home port in Sydney.
To find out more about your options for sailing on the Voyager of the Seas around Australia, New Zealand and more, talk with Anita, your Cruise Holidays personal cruise expert.
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