Princess Cruises has unveiled its 2028–29 Australasia season, featuring more than 90 departures across 72 itineraries, three ships and the longest World Cruise the line has offered from Australia.
The program will feature Grand Princess, Emerald Princess and Royal Princess, with voyages ranging from two to 46 nights and departures from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Auckland.
A major highlight will be the 129-night Grand World Odyssey in 2029, covering around 37,300 nautical miles and visiting 61 destinations across 31 countries and five continents.
The itinerary includes more than 50 UNESCO World Heritage sites, an overnight stay in Lima and late-night calls in Lisbon and New York City.
The season will also include three Round Australia voyages ranging from 29 to 32 nights, while Emerald Princess will return to Sydney for the first time since the 2016–17 season.
New Zealand itineraries will depart from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Auckland, with calls including Wellington, Tauranga, Napier, Christchurch and Dunedin, plus scenic cruising through Fiordland National Park.
Matthew Rutherford, Princess Cruises Vice President Asia Pacific, said the program reflected the breadth of experiences available from the region, from local departures to extended international voyages.
The 2028–29 program goes on sale on November 11, with an early booking offer available through December 11 including savings, onboard spending money and reduced deposits.
