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Photo: The 90,000 tonne Queen Victoria, berthed in Sydney Australia Harbour.
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Sydney Suburbs to Visit
Central City (Downtown)
- Sydney CBD
- Camperdown NSW
- Camperdown Restaurants
- Darling Harbour
- Exploring the City: Sydney Tower
- Sydney Chinatown
- The Rocks
- Newtown Places to Eat
- Sydney Beach Suburbs
Sydney Harbour
- Sydney Harbour
- Harbour Beaches
- Sydney Cove
- Sydney Ferries
- Double Bay
- Elizabeth Bay
- Manly Ferry and Sydney Harbour
- Fairlight House
- North Head
- Places in Australian History
- Bradleys Head, Sydney Harbour
- Mosman
Inner City Suburbs
Sydney North Beach Suburbs
- Collaroy Beach
- North Curl Curl Beach
- Dee Why Beach
- Freshwater Beach
- Long Reef Beach
- Manly
- Mona Vale
- Manly Beach
- Manly Attractions: Sea Life Sanctuary
- Sydney Harbour Bridge
- Narrabeen Beach
- Newport
- Palm Beach
- Pittwater Sydney
- South Curl Curl Beach
- Warriewood Beach
- Whale Beach
Sydney East Beaches
- Bondi Beach
- North Bondi Beach
- Bronte Beach
- Collaroy
- Coogee
- Coogee Beach Map
- Cronulla Beach
- Cronulla Beaches
Outer Suburbs to Explore
Queen Victoria Australia Cruises
The Queen Victoria is one of the many ships that sail to and from Australian ports of call but it is also amongst the most elegant and grand ships that visit these shorelines. Outfitted not only with the most modern of facilities, it also has the rich interior of liner ships of times gone by, complete with marble, woods and refined fabrics.
Sailing from ports of call such as Sydney and Melbourne, you can voyage with her on the many trips she takes around the New Zealand and the Pacific, or as far away as her home port of Southampton, with many exotic and exciting places to visit along the way, including Japan, the Mid-East, the Mediterranean, Europe and the UK. Cunard Lines were the first to offer the World Cruise back in 1922, so they have the knowledge and experience to make your trip one you will remember fondly for a lifetime.
Australia and New Zealand Ports of Call
- Adelaide
- Airlie Beach
- Akaroa
- Auckland
- Bay Of Islands
- Brisbane
- Busselton
- Darwin
- Doubtful Sound
- Dunedin
- Dusky Sound
- Fremantle
- Milford Sound
- Sydney
- Tauranga
- Wellington
The Queen Victoria ship has three swimming pools, seven restaurants, thirteen bars, a ballroom and a theatre.
Furthermore, there is sophisticated dining with impeccable service. They also offer the Grills experience, where you can enjoy private dining and fine wines in the comfort of your suite.
There are plenty of activities to keep you entertained, from daytime activities to guest speakers and night-time entertainment.
P&O Australia Cruises
POCruises.com: P&O has Pacific Dawn, based in Brisbane Cruise round trip from Brisbane with Pacific Dawn to the South Pacific or North Queensland, or from Sydney with the Pacific Jewel to Tropical North Queensland.
More and more cruise ships are visiting Sydney and other Australian ports of call. More about Australia Cruises.
Main Photo: The 90,000 tonne Queen Victoria, berthed in Sydney Australia Harbour.
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