Southbound Voyage to Australasia An epic voyage via the West Indies, Panama Canal and South Pacific
54 nights from £3864pp Astordeparts Tilbury:
Sunday, 15th October 2017 (A801)
This epic southbound voyage provides an opportunity to visit some of those places that you thought you may never get the chance to visit - all in one outstanding itinerary. Sailing from the UK to Australia, you will visit the West Indies; navigate the Panama Canal; call in on Acapulco in Mexico; discover island paradises of the South Pacific; be enthralled by New Zealand’s dramatic scenery; and complete your voyage in amazing Australia.
Date Port 15 Oct
London Tilbury
19 Oct Funchal (Madeira) 26 Oct
St John’s (Antigua)
27 Oct Castries (St Lucia) 28 Oct
Bridgetown (Barbados) Acapulco (Mexico)
Arrive Depart -
1000 0800 0800 0800
06 Nov Acapulco (Mexico) 14 Nov
1600 -
1230 1500 1700 2000 2100
01 Nov Transit Panama Canal -- 05 Nov
Nuku Hiva (French Polynesia)
17 Nov Papeete (French Polynesia) 18 Nov
18 Nov Moorea (French Polynesia) 24 Nov 26 Nov 30 Nov 03 Dec 04 Dec 08 Dec
Papeete (French Polynesia)
Cross the International Dateline Auckland (New Zealand) Sydney (Australia)
Kangaroo Island (Australia) Adelaide (Australia) Fremantle
0800 0800 -
0830 -
0800 0730 0800 0700 0800
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1200 1900 -
0500 1800 -
1700 1800 2000 1700 -
Please note that the duration stated for this cruise, that crosses the international dateline, is based on the calendar year. It is however, priced accordingly to take into account of any lost or gained days when crossing the date line. Dates not shown are spent relaxing at sea. Timings subject to change.
Voyage Options
London Tilbury to Auckland (A850) – 42 nights from £3219pp London Tilbury to Sydney (A851) – 46 nights from £3539pp London Tilbury to Adelaide (A852) 50 nights from £3719pp
Twin Inner from
Superior Twin Inner from
1st Adult 2nd Adult £5149 £2579
1st Adult 2nd Adult £6309 £3159
Twin Ocean View from Superior Twin Ocean View from
1st Adult 2nd Adult £6429 £3219
1st Adult 2nd Adult £8919 £4459
Adelaide Cruise Highlights
• St. Lucia is famous for its stunning Pitons, a UNESCO world- heritage site, and picturesque Marigot Bay, a natural cove and safe anchorage for a fleet of international yachts.
• Acapulco offers famous attractions including Acapulco Bay and La Quebrada cliffs where you can see daredevil divers risking life
and limb as they jump off the cliff’s edge
• Mountain peaks, amazing waterfalls, beautiful beaches and blue lagoons await you on the French Polynesian island of Tahiti - the
Queen of the Pacific.
• Auckland, the ‘City of Sails’ is home to the impressive National Maritime Museum and the Sky Tower, the tallest structure in the
southern hemisphere.
• The Rocks is Sydney’s oldest village, nestled in the shadow of the Sydney Harbour Bridge depicting the heritage of two
centuries along its narrow twisting streets.
Highlights may be subject to pre-registering specific shore excursions and are subject to operation and weather conditions. £500pp air credit
For cruise A801 to Freemantle and each of the voyage options, we are extending a credit of £500pp towards the cost of your chosen flight(s). This credit will be deducted from your cruise invoice.
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