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Premium Voyages to and from Australasia Across the world in style


The stylish, premium Astor offers a great opportunity to experience the bygone halcyon days of long distance sea travel on one of our relaxing ocean voyages and the chance perhaps to visit friends or relatives ‘Down Under’. And, during the British winter months, Astor will be sailing from Fremantle, Perth on a programme of local and Far East cruises.


The Astor programme of ocean voyages


Discover ever-changing vistas and exciting new places while enjoying the most civilised comforts of today. Combine lazy days at sea with the many pleasures of shipboard life including sumptuous cuisine, sparkling entertainment, learning a new skill and making lasting friendships.


With our flexible ‘cruise only’ arrangements you may choose to fly south to Australia, New Zealand or South Africa to visit friends or relatives. Then, on 15th March 2017, join Astor on her 39 night voyage north from Fremantle, Perth to the UK via South Africa (22 nights from Cape Town on 1st April 2017). At the time of publication, space on this voyage is very limited.


Alternatively, on 15th October 2017, sail on Astor’s 54 night voyage to New Zealand or Australia via the Panama Canal and magical South Sea islands to arrive ‘Down Under’ in time to spend Christmas and New Year with friends or relatives. Imagine combining this leisurely voyage, dreamy sun-splashed islands and the wonders of the Antipodes in one epic holiday.


Cruises from Australia


Astor will spend the winter season (Australian summer) operating a programme of local and Far East cruises from Fremantle, Perth. Our Sydney sales office will be selling these cruises in Australia although they are also available to buy here in the UK. Visit us at www.cruiseandmaritime.com


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