Overview: Craving an extended holiday to relax and recharge? This March, Royal Caribbean is offering last minute deals on select Quantum of the Seas and Ovation of the Seas transpacific sailings from Sydney and Brisbane to Hawaii. Sail the seas and discover the diverse culture of French Polynesia, Vanuatu and New Zealand on one of Royal Caribbean’s game-changing Quantum Class ships, from as little as $999 per person for 13-nights.
Deal period: The limited time offers are available to book immediately.
Itineraries: Those seeking adventure can join Quantum of the Seas’ 17-night transpacific cruise from Apr. 12 to Apr. 29 2023 and immerse themselves amongst the breathtaking flora and fauna of each destination, whilst those looking to simply kick back and relax can do so under the radiant Pacific sun. Travel from Brisbane to the unspoilt beaches of Papeete, Tahiti and Moorea in French Polynesia, plus Hawaii (Kailua Kona) from $1009pp for an interior staterooms or $1799pp for a stateroom with a balcony.
For those looking to embrace island life, Ovation of the Seas will sail for an 18-night sailing from Apr. 15 to May 2 2023. Departing from Sydney, she’ll visit New Zealand, before making her way to beautiful Papeete, Tahiti and Moorea, French Polynesia. Guests can book from $1399pp for an interior stateroom and $2299pp for a balcony stateroom.
Five things you didn’t know about Royal Caribbean’s transpacific cruises:
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Snorkelling: Many islands in the South Pacific are surrounded by fringing reefs which are a haven for tropical marine life such as dolphins, squid and sea turtles. Consider pre-booking a snorkelling shore excursion to explore these natural wonders.
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Onboard Activities: With so many days at sea, guests can take advantage of Quantum Class’ varied activities and attractions, including spa treatments, rock climbing and Broadway style shows. There really is something for everyone.
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Transatlantic vs Transpacific Cruise: Transpacific cruises go from Australia to the U.S., with plenty of white-sand-beach-filled South Pacific ports in between. Take in sweeping views of the Pacific while stopping in exotic ports to see the secluded beaches of Vanuatu or the volcanic vistas of Hawaii. Meanwhile, transatlantic cruises sail between the U.S. and Europe.
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Currency: Although most Pacific islands have different currencies, many ports accept Australian or American dollars, and larger cities will also accept credit cards.
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Extended Holiday Packages: Royal Caribbean offers extended holiday packages that combine a transpacific cruise with additional land-based adventures. These packages allow guests to fully explore the region and make the most of their time away from home.
Two Quantum Class Market: Last year, Royal Caribbean welcomed back two Quantum Class ships to Australia; Quantum of the Seas sailing from Brisbane and Ovation of the Seas which homeports in Sydney.
Quantum of the Seas offers the boldest, most unique adventures Queensland has ever seen and a gateway to the picture-perfect islands of the South Pacific. As one of Royal Caribbean’s most high-tech ships, every sea day is as memorable as adventures onshore.
Ovation of the Seas is the third ground-breaking ship to join Royal Caribbean’s Quantum class. She holds over 4,905 passengers at full occupancy and 1,500 crew.
Quantum of the Seas and Ovation of the Seas offer exclusive first-at-sea experiences including the North Star viewing deck, RipCord® by iFLY® skydiving simulator, the Bionic Bar, SeaPlex, Two70, and the FlowRider surf simulator. Both ships feature 16 decks and guests can choose from a wide range of food and beverage options with a multitude of restaurants including Jamie’s Italian, Chops Grille and Wonderland.
For more details about sailings from Australia and to book, visit www.royalcaribbean.com.
Terms and conditions: *Price is per person, in AUD, cruise only, based on double-occupancy in a guaranteed stateroom, and reflects all promotional savings. Not combinable with any other offer or promotion unless stated.
