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announcing Sapphire Princess® winter 2020 season in australia DEPARTING SYDNEY | BRISBANE | MELBOURNE | ADELAIDE | FREMANTLE Contact your local YOU Travel today 0800 968 278 www.youtravel.co.nz Biggest ever Australian deployment for Princess® Sapphire Princess® will be arriving in May 2020 for an extended season of cruises featuring new sailings and Princess® most popular Australian itineraries. There’s never been a better time to explore Australia. Choose your departure city – Sydney, Brisbane, Sabatini’s™ Italian Restaurant Melbourne, Adelaide or Perth (Fremantle) and enjoy lazy sea days and discoveries in each destination. Have time to connect with your loved ones and new friends. MAIDEN CALLS FOR SAPPHIRE PRINCESS® Adelaide Busselton Geraldton Kangaroo Island Phillip Island Albany Dravuni Island Great Oyster Kimberley Coast Port Arthur Alotau Exmouth Bay & Freycinet Lautoka Port Lincoln Peninsula Broome Fremantle Nouméa Savusavu SHIP Sapphire Princess® FACTS comes early to Australia! Special fares offering Indulge your every whim on Sapphire Princess®. With over 700 balconies, world-class great savings gourmet dining and dazzling entertainment options you will be spoilt for choice. On board Sapphire Princess® enjoy MedallionNet™, fast and reliable Wi-Fi at sea. Our Value fare option includes: Delivering connectivity that lets you stream your favourite shows, movies, music and • Wi-Fi valued at up to AU$30pp per day sports, MedallionNet helps you stay connected to the internet everywhere on board. • Premier Beverage Package valued at $AU87pp per day DINING AND SNACKS ACCOMMODATION 5 Main Dining Rooms: Santa Fe, Savoy, Vivaldi, Pacific Moon, International • Guest staterooms – 1,320 all featuring Sabatini’s™ Italian Restaurant • Sterling Steakhouse™ • Alfredo’s Pizzeria • the Princess Luxury Bed International Café • Horizon Court • Trident Grill • Prego Pizzeria • Swirls Ice Cream Bar • Chef’s Table • Ultimate Balcony Dining • 24-hour Room Service • 28 Suites • 2 Family Suites with SHOWROOMS/LOUNGES/ENTERTAINMENT Interconnecting Staterooms Princess Theatre • Vines Wine Bar • Wheelhouse Bar • Explorer’s Lounge • Bar Piazza • • 186 Mini-Suites Wake View Bar • Tradewinds • Calypso Bar • The Mermaid’s Tail Bar • Outrigger Bar • • 522 Balcony Staterooms Club Fusion • Skywalkers Nightclub • Churchills • Movies Under the Stars® • Discovery at Sea Green Screen Experience • Bravo Production Show • Casino • 216 Oceanview Staterooms • 366 Interior Staterooms RELAXATION, HEALTH AND WELLNESS • 27 Wheelchair Accessible Staterooms The Sanctuary • The Oasis • Lotus Spa and Fitness Centre • The Conservatory • Sports Deck • Sports Court KIDS AND TEENS 2 Camp Discovery Youth and Teen Centres 2 The contents of this brochure are accurate as of the date of printing and are subject to change. 3 Please refer to princess.com for the most up-to-date information. cruising to/from sydney • Featuring popular itineraries from Sydney • Sapphire Princess® makes several maiden calls – see page 2 for details • Northern Explorer cruises between Sydney and Perth (Fremantle) • Round Australia cruise returns • More Getaways to enjoy with friends, family and have a relaxing break fiji • Head to the tropics to Fiji Fiji nights Northern Explorer nights Round Australia nights Roundtrip Sydney 12 Between Perth (Fremantle) and Sydney 17 Roundtrip Sydney 30 More Ashore More Ashore Lautoka PAPUA NEW GUINEA Lombok Darwin Savusavu Kimberley Coast Alotau Cairns/ FIJI Scenic Cruising (Milne Bay) Kimberley Coast Darwin Scenic Cruising NEW CALEDONIA Suva Yorkeys Knob Dravuni Island Broome Noumea Cairns/ Indian Broome Yorkeys Knob Ocean AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA Geraldton Brisbane South Pacific hobart AUSTRALIA Perth Port Adelaide Sydney Ocean South Pacific Ocean Indian (Fremantle) Lincoln Melbourne Ocean Geraldton Brisbane South Pacific Margaret River Great Oyster Bay & Ocean Tasmania Perth (Busselton) Kangaroo Freycinet Peninsula (Fremantle) Albany Sydney Sydney Island Hobart Scenic Cruising Perth (Fremantle) Geraldton Broome Kimberley Coast Scenic Cruising Darwin Sydney Brisbane Yorkeys Knob (for Cairns) Darwin Kimberley Coast (Scenic Cruising) Australian Getaways nights Sydney Noumea Dravuni Island Suva Savusavu Lautoka Sydney ISR12C_12-Day Fiji_R1_CD YorkeysZFS17A_17 Knob (for Cairns) Day Northern Alotau (Milne Exporer_R6-SydtoPerth_CD Bay) Brisbane Sydney ZSR28A_28-DayLombok Broome Round Geraldton Australia Perth (rt (Fremantle) SYD)_R5revise_CD Margaret River (Busselton) Albany 2 Adelaide Kangaroo Island Port Lincoln Melbourne Great Oyster Bay & Freycinet Peninsula Interior* Oceanview* Balcony* Mini-Suite* Interior* Oceanview* Balcony* Mini-Suite* (Scenic Cruising) Hobart Sydney PRICE Interior* Oceanview* Balcony* Mini-Suite* VALUE $1,559 $1,769 $1,979 $2,239 VALUE $2,079 $2,359 $2,609 $2,949 Interior* Oceanview* Balcony* Mini-Suite* TUE PRICE $1,049 $1,259 $1,419 $1,679 PRICE $1,369 $1,639 $1,839 $2,189 VALUE $5,039 $6,369 $7,429 $8,929 Jun 23 Brisbane Sydney $209 $229 $269 $319 PRICE $3,779 $5,109 $6,059 $7,559 Sep 19 SAT Sydney Brisbane 2020 DEPARTURE Jun 25 THU 2020 DEPARTURES Jun 8 MON Jul 7^ TUE Aug 10 MON Sept 19# SAT $319 $379 $419 $509 *Fares are per person twin share. *Fares based on 8/6/20 sailing, per person twin share. ^Itinerary operates in reverse. More Ashore varies. 2020 DEPARTURE Sep 19 SAT Oct 19 MON Sydney Melbourne #Itinerary and port order varies, visits Lombok instead of Alotau. More Ashore varies. $269 $319 $359 $419 *Fares are per person twin share. *Fares are per person twin share. Also available: 26-night cruise sailing Sydney to Melbourne. Southern Australia and Tasmania Southern Australia Explorer nights nights Adelaide to Sydney 6&8 Sydney to Perth (Fremantle) 11-13 More Ashore South Pacific Perth Sydney (Fremantle) AUSTRALIA Adelaide Ocean Sydney Port Lincoln Margaret River AUSTRALIA (Busselton) Adelaide Kangaroo Melbourne Island Tasman Sea Albany Kangaroo Indian Island Tasman Ocean Great Oyster Bay & Sea Tasmania Freycinet Peninsula Indian Ocean Tasmania Scenic Cruising Hobart Hobart Port Arthur Adelaide Kangaroo Island Port Lincoln Melbourne Sydney Hobart Port Arthur Kangaroo Island Adelaide Albany ZSA06AGreat Oyster Bay & Freycinet Peninsula (Scenic Cruising) Hobart Sydney MargaretZSF10B_10-Day River (Busselton) S. Australia Perth (Fremantle) & Tasmania_R1_CD 6 Day Southern Australia Explorer (SYD-ADE)_CD_R1 Interior* Oceanview* Balcony* Mini-Suite* Interior* Oceanview* Balcony* Mini-Suite* VALUE $1,229 $1,409 $1,579 $1,799 VALUE $1,779 $2,069 $2,349 $2,699 PRICE $899 $1,069 $1,209 $1,429 PRICE $1,319 $1,609 $1,829 $2,189 2020 DEPARTURES Aug 27^ THU 6 nights Oct 11 SUN 8 nights 2020 DEPARTURES Aug 27 THU 11 nights Sep 7^ MON 12 nights Oct 6^ TUE 13 nights *Fares based on 11/10/20 sailing, per person twin share. *Fares based on 27/8/20 sailing, per person twin share. ^Itinerary operates in reverse and varies. ^6-night itinerary operates in reverse and varies. Value fare includes • Wi-Fi valued at up to AU$30pp per day • Premier Beverage Package valued at $AU87pp per day kangaroo island 4 Contact your local YOU Travel today 0800 968 278 www.youtravel.co.nz Full day and evening 5 or Coral Coast 8 or 10 nights Round Australia 28 29 cruising to/from Roundtrip Perth (Fremantle) Roundtrip from Perth (Fremantle) nights melbourne More Ashore Coral Darwin Broome Sea Alotau Kimberley Coast (Milne Bay) Scenic Cruising Exmouth Cairns/ perth (fremantle) Indian Broome Yorkeys Knob Ocean AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA Geraldton Brisbane South Geraldton Pacific Indian Perth Adelaide Ocean • Largest ever deployment for WA guests Ocean South Pacific (Fremantle) Perth Ocean Sydney • Several new calls for Sapphire Princess® (Fremantle) Margaret River (Busselton) Kangaroo Tasmania Port Arthur Albany along Western Australia’s coast Island Hobart • Returning favourites include Northern Explorer Perth (Fremantle) Geraldton Broome Exmouth Perth (Fremantle) Perth (Fremantle) Geraldton Broome Kimberley Coast (Scenic Cruising) Darwin between Perth (Fremantle) and Sydney or Brisbane YorkeysZSR28A_28-Day Knob (for Cairns) Round Alotau Australia (Milne Bay) (rt SYD)_R5revise_CD Brisbane Sydney Port Arthur Hobart Sea Princess Interior* Oceanview* Balcony* Mini-Suite* Kangaroo Island Adelaide Albany Margaret River (Busselton) Perth (Fremantle) • Multiple sailings on Coral Coast roundtrip 17 Day Northern Australia Exporer_018-019_R1_NL_eps VALUE $969 $1,099 $1,209 $1,379 Interior* Oceanview* Balcony* Mini-Suite* • Two Round Australia cruises – 28 nights PRICE $629 $759 $839 $1,009 roundtrip from Perth (Fremantle) VALUE $4,589 $5,309 $5,899 $6,739 • Southern Australia itineraries offer opportunity to 2020 DEPARTURES May 4 MON 8 nights May 12^ TUE 10 nights May 25^ MON 10 nights PRICE $3,419 $4,129 $4,619 $5,459 Jul 27 MON^ 10 nights disembark in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney 29 nights^ • Choose a 3 or 4 night Getaway for a relaxing break *Fares based on 4/5/20 sailing per person twin share. Higher fares may apply to other departures. ^10 night itinerary operates in reverse and includes Kimberley Coast Scenic Cruising. VALUE $4,899 $6,179 $7,209 $8,679 PRICE $3,679 $4,959 $5,879 $7,349 2020 DEPARTURES MON ^ THU Northern Explorer or nights Aug 10 28 nights Sep 7 29 nights Perth (Fremantle) to Sydney or Brisbane 15 17 *Fares are per person twin share. ^29-night itinerary operates in reverse and visits Port Lincoln. litchfield Lombok replaces Alotau. More Ashore and port order varies. More Ashore PAPUA NEW GUINEA Kimberley Coast
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