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Collection 2018/2019 PRINCESS CRUISES COLLECTION 2018/2019 pht.com.au 1 24/7 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE. FOR PEACE OF MIND WHATEVER THE TIME, WHEREVER YOU ARE. WELCOME ABOARD The Phil Hoffmann Travel difference For over 25 years, Phil Hoffmann Travel has built an impeccable reputation among the travelling public as a company that can offer inspired pursuits in exotic locations as well as closer to home. Experience the best of worldwide cruising in supreme style on an exclusive Phil Hoffmann Travel Hosted Cruise with Princess Cruises. Quality, value and service are the cornerstones to our business. On a Phil Hoffmann Travel Hosted Cruise, you will discover the wonders of destinations across the Pacific and Asia, in New Zealand, as far as Europe, Mexico or Alaska and right here in Australia. See pristine bays and glorious harbours boasting postcard views, and visit ports of call as varied as Yorkey's Knob, Hong Kong, Auckland, Penang, Hobart, Rabaul, Bora Bora, Wellington, Ho Chi Minh City, Bali, Suva, Noumea, Phil Hoffmann Melbourne, Port Vila, Shanghai, Fremantle, Kota Kinabalu and many more! Founder and Managing Director Come and be a part of the fun aboard a Phil Hoffmann Travel Hosted Cruise with Princess Cruises. 2 CRUISING FROM AUSTRALIA 2018/2019 YOUR EXPERIENCE 4 ITINERARIES Pure New Zealand 6 Sydney to Japan 8 Treasures of Asia 10 Shanghai to Sydney 12 Fiji & South Pacific 14 Northern Explorer 16 New Zealand Christmas & New Year 18 New Zealand ex Adelaide 20 Papua New Guinea 22 Sydney to Hong Kong 24 Heavenly Hawaii & Tahiti 26 Majestic New Zealand – Rail & Sail 28 Orient & the Outback – Rail & Sail 30 Cruise Alaska 32 Mediterranean & Aegean Medley 34 Mediterranean Medley 36 Scandinavia & Russia 38 British Isles 40 Land of the Midnight Sun 42 WORLD CRUISES & SECTORS 44 INTRODUCING MAJESTIC PRINCESS 45 PRINCESS FLEET 46 CAPTAIN’S CIRCLE / TERMS & CONDITIONS 47 The Hosted Cruise experience Enjoy the benefits of flexibility and value on an exclusive Phil Hoffmann Travel Hosted Cruise with Princess Cruises. Hosted Cruises are designed for travellers not wanting too many formal arrangements, but have the added benefit of a dedicated onboard Cruise Host. All cruises commence and conclude in Australian ports, including Melbourne, Sydney and Fremantle (Perth), so it is easy to extend your stay in these exciting at-home cities, before or after your cruise. Hosted cruises provide a seamless cruising experience, where we take care of the details so you can take care of the fun. Our expertise and passion for travel underpins every travel experience we design. You are hosted whilst cruising, allowing total flexibility before or after your cruise. Our host acts in a social capacity and will arrange various fun social gatherings. On a Phil Hoffmann Travel Hosted Cruise, you will see and experience the very best of Australasia and the Pacific. It all adds up to a luxurious, sophisticated and relaxing travel experience like no other. pht.com.au 3 YOUR EXPERIENCE Stateroom amenities range from plush See the world differently linens and luxury mattresses to flat with princess cruises screen TVs, a refrigerator, a spacious closet and more. Stay in and dine with The big day has arrived - the day of your departure on a long awaited complimentary room service, featuring voyage with Princess Cruises. The planning is done, and there is an array of delicious options. Elegant nothing left to do but unpack, settle in and enjoy every moment of Mini-Suites and Suites include larger balconies and a host of premium extras. your holiday. What does it feel like to escape with Princess Cruises and Phil Hoffmann Travel? Read on to discover how your days will Never a dull moment unfold aboard your relaxing, rejuvenating retreat at sea. It is wonderful to slow down and spend the day at your own pace. The Sanctuary^ is Love this place your own favourites among the wide range a tranquil on-deck retreat for adults only, You had forgotten what it felt like to be so of themed bars, lounges and nightclubs featuring massages, personal entertainment relaxed, but once you settle into life on located throughout the ship. and healthy food, as well as Serenity board your ship, you will quickly realise you Stewards to cater to any requests. Relax in have not a care in the world. The warm, Feeling right at home sparkling freshwater pools and hot tubs on welcoming crew will do their best to make You will wake on that first morning in deck. Enjoy a revitalising treatment in the you feel right at home. In the spectacular your spacious stateroom and realise Lotus Spa, and an invigorating workout in Atrium - the heart of the ship - you will it was not a dream. You are still here, the Fitness Centre. A variety of enriching find boutiques, lounges, an art gallery and and your Princess Cruises holiday has Scholarship@Sea® courses and lectures more. The Grand Plaza on Deck 5 features only just begun. Choose from a large are offered each day. Other activities a patisserie, and on Deck 7 you will find selection of affordable balcony options include wine tastings, dance classes, trivia a lounge bar and dance floor. Discover for extra space and memorable views. contests, games and more. 4 CRUISING FROM AUSTRALIA 2018/2019 Hosted cruising inclusions and benefits Phil Hoffmann Travel Princess Cruises Captain’s Circle inclusions on hosted cruises Rewards Program • Return home to airport transfers~. The Princess Cruises Captain’s Circle is one of the best loyalty programs at sea. • Pre departure wine and cheese night, Upon completing your first voyage, you’ll meet your host and fellow travellers.^ be eligible for an array of benefits at four • BONUS onboard spending credits. levels of membership. See page 55. • Meals and entertainment onboard. • PHT Cruise Host Onboard.^ Terms and Conditions apply. See page 47 for more information. Tastes to match your mood and more, located poolside and with There is an array of restaurants aboard, complimentary popcorn! The ship’s inviting serving delicious, freshly prepared fare. bars and lounges feature pianists and "THE STAFF COULDN’T You can also grab a bite on the go from a other live entertainment every night. Other HAVE DONE MORE FOR US. variety of eateries. Familiar favourites are evening entertainment includes the casino, always on the menu, from signature pastas first-run movies, comedians and more. OUR HEAD WAITER AND to Chateaubriand - all made from scratch ONBOARD ENTERTAINMENT by expert chefs. Be sure to visit Sterling Thanks for the memories WERE EXCEPTIONAL. Steakhouse, serving premium steaks and By your holiday’s end, you will wonder LOOKING FORWARD TO seafood. Classic traditional dining is also why you did not do this sooner, and available - eat at the same table and time will already be dreaming of the next BOOKING OUR NEXT CRUISE." each evening, with the same attentive place you will sail to with the Princess Margaret M, McLaren Vale waitstaff taking care of you. Casual dining Cruises family. From the warm smiles options include a 24 hour buffet, pizzeria, of the attentive staff and the array of afternoon tea, room service and more. sensational dining and entertainment "SPECTACULAR SCENERY, options, to the new friends you will make DELICIOUS FOOD, The night’s just begun on board, a Princess Cruises holiday is FASCINATING CULTURES, Dinner is done, the sun has set - let the the definition of what it means to escape. night begin! What a night it will be, each and FRIENDLY LOCALS - ALL every evening you are aboard. Grab your FROM THE COMFORT OF seat for lavish original music productions MY FLOATING HOTEL!" with stellar singers and dancers. Movies Under the Stars®, a Princess Cruises Anthony C, Parkside original, brings you feature films, concerts pht.com.au 5 Sydney Bay of Islands AUSTRALIA pure Auckland Tasman Tauranga new zealand Sea Napier Welington NEW ZEALAND Akaroa Fiordland National Park Dunedin Scenic cruising (Port Chalmers) 13 Nights l Sun Princess l Hosted by Paul Williams Kia ora! Departing from Sydney, enjoy a cruise that embraces the best of the Land of the Long White Cloud. Filled with beautiful scenery and numerous port calls, this unforgettable journey is New Zealand in its purest form. Sail through magnificent Fiordland National Park and gaze in wonder at the spectacular scenery. Continue on to Dunedin, home to numerous SUN PRINCESS museums, carefully preserved Victorian buildings, and New Zealand’s When Sun Princess was christened, oldest university. Next stop is Akaroa (the closest port to Christchurch), she raised the bar by offering a high percentage of balcony staterooms followed by the capital of New Zealand – Wellington. Explore the elegant from which to view the exotic Art Deco town of Napier, before continuing on to Tauranga, a seaside destinations of the world. Today, Sun city on the edge of the Bay of Plenty. Enjoy cosmopolitan Auckland and Princess is based in Australia year- its many restaurants, cafes and shops. Finally, cruise the stunning Bay round, sailing mainly from Sydney and Fremantle. She has recently been of Islands and soak up the area’s natural beauty, before beginning the updated to include the Sanctuary, a voyage back to Sydney. serene haven just for adults, and the inviting Movie Under the Stars. 6 CRUISING FROM AUSTRALIA 2018/2019 Sydney Bay of Islands AUSTRALIA Auckland Tasman Tauranga Sea Napier Welington NEW ZEALAND Akaroa Fiordland National Park Dunedin Scenic cruising (Port Chalmers) DEPARTS SYDNEY 17 MARCH 2018 - S808 PAUL WILLIAMS 13 nights aboard Sun Princess Onboard Cruise Host DAY DESTINATION ARRIVE DEPART YOUR CRUISE INCLUDES 1 Sydney, Australia - 4pm § Return home to airport transfers 2 At Sea At Sea - (metro area only)~. 3 At Sea At Sea - § 13 night cruise in your choice 4 Fiordland National Park, New Zealand 7am 4pm of stateroom.
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