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Sydney

Pacific Dawn

Choose a P&O Cruises holiday and the options are endless.

Cast aside any worries about what you will do all day on a cruise ship. After all, what other holiday could offer a diverse collection of islands, sights and cultures in one trip? Your days on board can be as much as a highlight as your days ashore. From the moment you wake up aboard a P&O Cruise ship, you’ll be spoilt for choice with things to do. There are just so many activities to choose from - perhaps a pre-breakfast visit to the fitness centre followed by a morning swim, a tabletennis game, duty-free shopping or an arts and craft class?

You can check out the changing view from the sunbathing deck, then after a delicious lunch in one of the ship’s many dining venues or buffets, you might sign up for a dance lesson. You can also learn how to play traditional shuffleboard, visit the library and email friends, test your general knowledge at a trivia quiz, visit the spa for a relaxing massage or even enjoy a game of bingo! And, of course kids are catered for with all day activities available in one of three children’s centres. After dinner, the night’s fun begins with an exciting array of entertainment including musical performances, comedy shows, cabaret, DJs, live bands and dancing.

PACIFIC DAWN - Prices start from 1599 triangle points per couple for 7 nights.

Onboard Australia’s first superliner, Pacific Dawn, no matter what kind of day you have in mind, P&O will do everything they can to make it even better. Start the day the way you like – not by the alarm clock! Enjoy a leisurely stroll on deck or a yoga class, take a refreshing swim or join one of the activity classes followed by a soothing massage. You’ll find P&O’s friendly crew are always nearby to look after your every comfort - and always with a smile.

Pacific Dawn’s Fun Facts and Figures

  • Pacific Dawn features 795 staterooms – 165 more than the largest hotel in Australia, Sydney’s Four Points by Sheraton Darling Harbour which has 630 rooms
  • Pacific Dawn has more private balcony staterooms (184) than Sydney’s famed Park Hyatt hotel (158)
  • Pacific Dawn’s two-storey show lounge can seat 740 people – 200 more than Sydney’s Darling Harbour IMAX Theatre, which seats 540 people
  • With a length of 245m, Pacific Dawn is equivalent to three-and-a-half 747 jumbo jets lined up in a row
  • If Pacific Dawn was tipped on her stern (rear), the bow (front) would virtually be in line with the observation deck of Sydney Tower at 250m
  • Each of the two engines on Pacific Dawn is equivalent in power to 50 Ferrari Enzos – the most powerful Ferrari model on the market
  • Renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano, who designed Pacific Dawn, was also the famous architect behind Paris’ revolutionary Centre Georges Pompidou, the distinctive Aurora Place in Sydney, the Tjibaou Cultural Centre in Noumea and New Caledonia and Japan’s Kansai International Airport in Osaka
  • Pacific Dawn was originally named Regal Princess and was christened by former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in New York on August 8, 1991. The ship was renamed Pacific Dawn by Olympic gold medallist Cathy Freeman in Sydney on November 8, 2007
  • 80 tonnes of food and drink are consumed on each cruise
  • The ship’s 93 chefs, cooks and bakers prepare more than 8,600 meals a day for passengers and crew

Ways to Spend your day

  • Two large swimming pools
  • Four whirlpool spas
  • Fitness Centre and classes*
  • Table tennis and shuffleboard
  • Water volleyball
  • Jogging track, steam room and sauna
  • Lotus Spa™ beauty treatments, hair salon and massage*
  • Library and reading room
  • Internet café* and wireless Internet*
  • Art and craft classes^
  • Dancing lessons
  • Trivia quizzes
  • Duty and tax-free shopping*
  • Art auctions*
  • Lavish musical productions
  • Live music and karaoke
  • Casino* (offering free gaming lessons)
  • Big-screen recent-release movies
  • Jackpot bingo*
  • Audience participation shows
  • Deck parties
  • Nightclub

* Charges Apply ^ A nominal fee may apply for some classes

Pacific Dawn Destinations

P&O Cruises is set to transform cruising with the introduction of the new ‘Your Choice Cruising’ onboard the superliner, Pacific Dawn. Your Choice Cruising on Pacific Dawn, means more choice in cabins which are set to become an affordable luxury, more choice in entertainment with fabulous performances in both Pacific Dawn’s signature Dome and the International Show Lounge and more choice in dining with 5 different evening venues where passengers choose when, where and with whom they wish to dine. Enjoy a carefree, relaxing tropical holiday where the islands come to you. Discover turquoise lagoons, crystal clear waters, sandy shores and amazing coral formations. Experience island life, snorkel, laze on tropical beaches and discover the hidden charms of the South Pacific. There’s over 50 cruises from Sydney departing year-round

Popular Cruises

  • Magic Melody - 7 Nights to Isle of Pines, New Caledonia and Noumea
  • Pacific Serenade - 9 Nights to Emerald Bay, New Caledonia, Isle of Pines, Ouvea and the Loyalty Islands
  • Sunshine Melodies - 9 Nights to Vanuatu, Loyalty Islands and New Caledonia
  • Island Delights - 9 Nights to Emerald Bay, New Caledonia, Noumea, Ouvea and the Loyalty Islands

 

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Pacific Dawn


Brisbane

Pacific Sun

Choose a P&O Cruises holiday and the options are endless.

 Cast aside any worries about what you will do all day on a cruise ship. After all, what other holiday could offer a diverse collection of islands, sights and cultures in one trip? Your days on board can be as much as a highlight as your days ashore. From the moment you wake up aboard a P&O Cruise ship, you’ll be spoilt for choice with things to do. There are just so many activities to choose from - perhaps a pre-breakfast visit to the fitness centre followed by a morning swim, a tabletennis game, duty-free shopping or an arts and craft class?

You can check out the changing view from the sunbathing deck, then after a delicious lunch in one of the ship’s many dining venues or buffets, you might sign up for a dance lesson. You can also learn how to play traditional shuffleboard, visit the library and email friends, test your general knowledge at a trivia quiz, visit the spa for a relaxing massage or even enjoy a game of bingo! And, of course kids are catered for with all day activities available in one of three children’s centres. After dinner, the night’s fun begins with an exciting array of entertainment including musical performances, comedy shows, cabaret, DJs, live bands and dancing.

PACIFIC SUN - Prices start from 1150 triangle points per couple for 7 nights

Neatly appointed with a huge range of fantastic features and amenities, Australia’s favourite cruise ship, Pacific Sun, makes cruising the South Pacific and Queensland such a treat, you’ll never want the holiday to end.

Pacific Sun’s Fun Facts and Figures

  • 72 chefs, cooks and bakers prepare more than 8,600 meals a day for passengers and crew
  • Pacific Sun had a major refit in 2004 at a cost of A$35 million
  • On an average South Pacific cruise, Pacific Sun’s culinary masters will use around: 50,000 eggs, 1000kg of bacon, 2800kg of chicken, 1000kg of lettuce, 2500kg of rice, 375kg of coffee, 1500 kg of pineapples and 5000 litres of milk.
  • With a length of 223m, Pacific Sun is equivalent to three 747 jumbo jets lined up in a row and weighs 47,000 gross tonnes
  • 1206 Cabins in total – including 10 suites with balconies; 453 standard outside cabins; 453 standard inside cabins

Classic Dining

Pacific Sun offers ‘Classic Dining’ with a choice of two evening sittings in the main dining rooms~

  • Sophisticated yet comfortable Burgundy and Bordeaux dining rooms offer à la carte breakfasts (7.30am–9.30am), lunches (12pm–2pm) and fourcourse dinners (First Sitting 5.45pm or 6.15pm, Second Sitting 8.15pm or 8.30pm) along with an extensive wine list*
  • Lido Deck for full buffet breakfast and lunch (6am–10.30am and 11.30am–2.30pm)
  • Afternoon tea with cakes and pastries
  • Steakhouse* (from 6.30pm–11pm)
  • Pizzeria* (from 5pm till late)
  • Bar snacks*
  • Sushi and Oyster Bar*
  • Ice Cream Bar*
  • 24-hour room service*

* Charges Apply. Dining times may vary.

Bars and lounges

  • New Orleans themed Speak Easy Piano Bar
  • Smuggler’s Lounge with live music
  • Oz Nightclub
  • Terraces Lounge for both day and night-time entertainment
  • Legends Sports Bar
  • Multi-level Atlantis Show Lounge
  • Outback Bar for sunset cocktails
  • Lido Pool Bar for anytime relaxing

Ways to Spend your day

  • Two pools and 2-storey water slide
  • Two whirlpool spas
  • Fitness Centre and classes*
  • Golf putting, table tennis, shuffleboard
  • Water volleyball
  • Jogging track and steam room
  • Lotus Spa™ beauty treatments, hair salon and massage*
  • Churchill’s Library
  • Internet café* and wireless Internet*
  • Art and craft classes^
  • Dancing lessons
  • Trivia quizzes
  • Duty and tax-free shopping*
  • Child-free sunbathing deck
  • Art auctions*
  • Lavish musical productions
  • Live music and karaoke
  • Casino* (offering free gaming lessons)
  • Big-screen recent-release movies
  • Jackpot bingo*
  • Audience participation shows
  • Deck parties
  • Video arcade*
  • Nightclub

* Charges Apply ^ A nominal fee may apply for some classes

Pacific Sun Destinations

Cruising is the ideal speed for travelling. At sea you’ll live life at a different pace - no traffic and no rigid routines. If you want to do nothing but snooze, swim, read and sunbathe, that’s fine. However, if you’d like to go shopping, take some exercise or a dance class, luxuriate in the spa, learn shuffleboard or a new hobby, they’re all there for the taking. While your aboard, there’s always something you’ll love to do every day and every night. Australia’s favourite ship has now begun cruising out of Brisbane. A fully-fledged floating resort geared to providing endless choices will take you on a holiday you’ll never want to end. Explore enticing destinations in the South Pacific on a week long cruise or take an extended escape and enjoy even more. Why not sail up to the Barrier Reef and discover the beauty of tropical North Queensland on a 7-night cruise? If you have more time, cruise all the way to Darwin. You can even venture to New Zealand on our enticing cruises to the North and South Islands. Start planning today for a holiday like no other! There are 50 cruises to choose from, all departing direct from Brisbane.

Popular Cruises

  • Week Fantastique - 7 Nights to Noumea, New Caledonia, Lifou, Loyalty Islands, Vila and Vanuatu
  • Week Tropique - 7 Nights to the Whitsundays, Cairns, Port Douglas, Willis Island and Coral Sea

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