Cruises to Australia From Hawaii

Cross the sapphire-blue Pacific on a cruise to Australia from Hawaii with Celebrity. You’ll follow the warm tradewinds on a transpacific voyage via the exquisite islands of French Polynesia, a breathtaking region of towering volcanoes, plunging waterfalls, glossy green rainforests, and scented tropical blooms. Snorkel over dazzling corals in aquamarine lagoons, feast on fresh ceviche and tropical fruits, and shop for precious black pearls.

You’ll also visit Auckland, one of New Zealand’s most beautiful cities, surrounded by sparkling water, incredible surfing beaches, and rolling farmland. Stop in galleries and museums, head up the Sky Tower for sweeping views, and venture to the nearby wine country to sample New Zealand’s finest vintages. Some voyages also spend a day at the blissful Bay of Islands, an outdoor lover’s paradise, before heading across the Tasman Sea to the extravagantly beautiful city of Sydney, Australia.

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Featured Ports of Call

Papeete

Discover the lush beauty of sun-kissed Tahiti from the island’s sleepy capital, Papeete. Snorkel in aquamarine lagoons among fish of every color of the spectrum, or laze in the sun on a scenic catamaran cruise. Visit the sacred Arahurahu Marae, a restored archaeological site, and breathe in the exotic scent of tropical blooms as you stroll the leafy trails in the Vaipahi Gardens. You’ll be enchanted by the warmth of the local people and their happy approach to life.

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Moorea

A magical island where verdant volcanic peaks plunge straight into turquoise seas, and tropical forest is patchworked with pineapple plantations, Moorea lies across the water from Tahiti. Fly over the forest on a zipline, or interact with curious stingrays in the crystal-clear water. Head up to Belvedere Lookout for heart-stopping views of spiky mountains and fringing reefs, or join a local marine biologist on a boat trip to look for the wild dolphins that inhabit the warm waters here.

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Bay of Islands, New Zealand

More than 150 uninhabited, wooded islands are scattered across the azure seas of this sub-tropical paradise, an outdoor adventure playground for hiking, kayaking, mountain biking, and boat trips to spot whales and dolphins. See where the Treaty of Waitangi, the founding document of modern New Zealand, was signed in 1840. Visit the Kawiti Caves, draped with dramatic stalactites and stalagmites and famed for the millions of glow worms that illuminate the scene with their eerie light.

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