Cruises to New Zealand

Nicknamed the ‘city of sails’, cruises to New Zealand arrive at the north island’s largest city, Auckland. Located between the two picturesque harbours of Waitemata and Manukau, Auckland is home to stunning volcanic and harbour landscapes. Often passing through spectacular natural attractions like Milford Sound or Fiordland National Park, cruises to New Zealand are a fantastic way to take in the scenery of this beautiful country. Whether finishing your journey here or stopping by on the way to your final destination, cruises to New Zealand are a wonderful way to explore abundant natural attractions and enjoy the unforgettable experience of gliding past glaciers and impressive rock gorge faces.

Cruises to New Zealand 2017

Cruise Name	Date	Nights	Departing	Price
Australia Positioning 4 Nights on Sea Princess Departing Auckland: 29th Aug 2017	29-08-2017	4	Auckland	$399.00 pp twin share
Food & Wine 3 Nights on Pacific Jewel Departing Auckland: 1st Sep 2017	01-09-2017	3	Auckland	$445.00 pp twin share
Australia Positioning 4 Nights on Golden Princess Departing Auckland: 2nd Sep 2017	02-09-2017	4	Auckland	Enquire for best price
Polynesian Explorer 15 Nights on Pacific Jewel Departing Auckland: 4th Sep 2017	04-09-2017	15	Auckland	$1,899.00 pp twin share

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Cruises to New Zealand from Sydney

Cruise Name	Date	Nights	Departing	Price
Rountrip Sydney 35 Nights on Golden Princess Departing Sydney: 2nd Aug 2017	02-08-2017	35	Sydney	$11,799.00 pp twin share
4 Night Cruise 4 Nights on Pacific Jewel Departing Sydney: 28th Aug 2017	28-08-2017	4	Sydney	$377.50 pp twin share
New Zealand 13 Nights on Golden Princess Departing Sydney: 2nd Oct 2017	02-10-2017	13	Sydney	$2,809.00 pp twin share
Australian Circumnavigation & Tasman Sea Explorer 37 Nights on ms Maasdam Departing Sydney: 21st Oct 2017	21-10-2017	37	Sydney	Enquire for best price

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Attractions

Ranked in the world’s top ten lifestyle destinations, Auckland offers a fantastic range of leisure and nature-based attractions along with plenty of cultural, historical and man-made attractions. Ascend the southern-hemisphere’s tallest tower for unparalleled views from the main observation deck, climb up to the crow’s nest or, if you’re feeling especially brave, you can even jump off the Sky Tower.

Surrounded by 50 islands, explore the picturesque waters surrounding Auckland with a trip to Devonport or scenic Waiheke Island and relax among the forest, farmland, beaches, olive groves and vineyards. Spend the day sightseeing, sea kayaking, mountain biking or touring the vineyards.

Discover renowned galleries, museums and historical sites and learn about the traditions handed down through generations. Auckland Museum offers the world’s largest collection of Maori and South Pacific artefacts and you won’t want to miss the daily Maori concert. The National Maritime Museum also has a daily Polynesian performance while the collection at the Auckland Art Gallery offers more than just works of art.

No visit to New Zealand would be complete without exploring the rugged landscapes and unique flora and fauna. Head out to the west coast to discover black sand beaches, the famous gannet colony of Muriwai Beach and the impressive Waitakere ranges.