Azamara Oceania: 21 nights from Sydney with Azamara Onward
Mar 3, 2026

Sydney

Australian Coastal Wonders from Sydney!

Set sail on an unforgettable cruise from Sydney, Australia, one of the world's most iconic harbor cities. With its stunning Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and beautiful beaches, Sydney offers a spectacular departure point for exploring the breathtaking coastlines of Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. Experience the vibrant energy of this global city before embarking on a journey filled with sunshine, adventure, and breathtaking scenery.

Sydney, the vibrant capital of the state of New South Wales in Australia, represents one of the most fascinating and sought-after destinations for sea travel enthusiasts. With its iconic skyline dominated by the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge, this city offers an irresistible mix of natural beauty, cosmopolitan culture, and unforgettable adventures. "Cruises to Sydney" offer the unique opportunity to explore this metropolis from the water, offering breathtaking views and an unparalleled travel experience.

Sailing to Sydney, cruise travelers can expect to be greeted by one of the most beautiful bays in the world, the enchanting Port Jackson, which frames the city with its sparkling waters. Cruises to Sydney are not only a way to admire the architectural and natural wonders of the city, but also an opportunity to immerse yourself in its lively cultural scene, enjoy the refined local cuisine, and explore its historic neighborhoods and golden beaches.

For those seeking adventure, Sydney and its surroundings offer activities for all tastes: from climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge for the more daring, to peaceful walks in the Royal Botanic Gardens, to excursions in the Blue Mountains, a World Heritage Site. Cruises to Sydney allow you to experience all these experiences with the convenience of returning aboard a luxurious cruise ship, ready for the next destination or to enjoy the many activities and comfort offered on board.

Choosing a cruise to Sydney means guaranteeing yourself a trip that combines relaxation, adventure, and culture, all framed by one of the most spectacular urban landscapes in the world. It is not just a trip to a destination, but an experience that enriches, that leaves indelible memories and the desire to return. Cruises to Sydney are the ideal option for those looking to discover Australia from a unique perspective, sailing towards the horizon where the sea meets the city.

Mooloolaba

Mooloolaba is a city on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. It is located 97 km north of the state capital, Brisbane. The climate is perfect all year round, and it is an ideal place for a relaxing family holiday, a peaceful romantic weekend, or simply an ideal place to escape. Mooloolaba is a perfect combination of sophisticated serenity and boundless energy. The beach shines in the sun, while the turquoise water invites all bathers, surfers and bodyboarders. For snorkeling and water skiing enthusiasts it will seem like flying over these magnificent waters. For those who prefer adventure, it is possible to dive with sharks that mingle with the underwater creatures. The esplanade in front of Mooloolaba beach is a tourist activity center, containing the UnderWater World marine park, as well as souvenirs and clothing stores, bookstores, many galleries and restaurants.

Airlie Beach

The city of Airlie Beach is the ideal place to stay to experience what the entire Whitsunday region has to offer. Being the focal point of activities on the mainland and the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday Islands, Airlie Beach is the ideal place to spend a vacation in paradise.

A world-famous tourist destination, it is the largest city on the Whitsunday coast, almost entirely focused on tourism. Airlie Beach is the best base to give you freedom and flexibility in choosing activities and excursions, sailing, snorkeling and, of course, wining, as well as its famous nightlife. In order to provide a place to swim for visitors, a medium-sized lagoon was built on the shore of 4,300 m2 and 4.5 million liters of fresh and chlorinated water. Once over the hill of Airlie Beach, seeing the blue waters and the islands beyond the shore you will be under its spell.

Cairns

Cairns, located in the splendid region of Queensland in Australia, is a city that offers an incredible mix of natural, cultural and marine adventures. Known as the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, one of the natural wonders of the world, Cairns attracts travelers from every corner of the planet. Cruises to Cairns represent a unique opportunity to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, allowing you to immerse yourself in the crystal clear waters and discover the marine biodiversity that characterises this unique ecosystem.

 

In addition to the coral reef, Cairns is the ideal starting point for visiting the Daintree Rainforest, another UNESCO site that boasts one of the oldest forests on theplanet. Here, visitors can venture on guided excursions, discovering the rich flora and fauna, including the cassowary, one of the largest and rarest birds in the world. The city itself offers a warm welcome, with a lively culinary scene that reflects the multicultural influences of the region and numerous craft markets where you can find works by local artists.

Cairns is not just nature and adventure; it is also a place to relax and enjoy life. The Esplanade, with its infinity pool on the waterfront, is the perfect place for an afternoon of relaxation, while the botanical gardens offer a peaceful refuge from city life. In the evening, the city comes alive with clubs and restaurants that offer the opportunity to savor local products, from kangaroo meat to fish caught in the coral reef.

Taking part in a cruise that includes Cairns in its itinerary means experiencing a rich and varied experience, which combines the discovery of world-famous natural wonders with the pleasure of immersing yourself in the lively and welcoming culture of Queensland. Cairns, with its sober style and relaxed atmosphere, promises an unforgettable stay, full of adventures, discoveries and moments of pure relaxation.

Cairns

Cairns, located in the splendid region of Queensland in Australia, is a city that offers an incredible mix of natural, cultural and marine adventures. Known as the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, one of the natural wonders of the world, Cairns attracts travelers from every corner of the planet. Cruises to Cairns represent a unique opportunity to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, allowing you to immerse yourself in the crystal clear waters and discover the marine biodiversity that characterises this unique ecosystem.

 

In addition to the coral reef, Cairns is the ideal starting point for visiting the Daintree Rainforest, another UNESCO site that boasts one of the oldest forests on theplanet. Here, visitors can venture on guided excursions, discovering the rich flora and fauna, including the cassowary, one of the largest and rarest birds in the world. The city itself offers a warm welcome, with a lively culinary scene that reflects the multicultural influences of the region and numerous craft markets where you can find works by local artists.

Cairns is not just nature and adventure; it is also a place to relax and enjoy life. The Esplanade, with its infinity pool on the waterfront, is the perfect place for an afternoon of relaxation, while the botanical gardens offer a peaceful refuge from city life. In the evening, the city comes alive with clubs and restaurants that offer the opportunity to savor local products, from kangaroo meat to fish caught in the coral reef.

Taking part in a cruise that includes Cairns in its itinerary means experiencing a rich and varied experience, which combines the discovery of world-famous natural wonders with the pleasure of immersing yourself in the lively and welcoming culture of Queensland. Cairns, with its sober style and relaxed atmosphere, promises an unforgettable stay, full of adventures, discoveries and moments of pure relaxation.

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Manila

Located in Manila Bay, at the mouth of the Pasig River, which divides the city in two, it is one of the most populous nations in the world. Its colonial history has left deep marks that are still visible today in the splendid 17th-century architecture.

The capital of the Philippines, Manila is one of the most densely populated cities in the world, with 43,079 inhabitants per km². Located on the west coast of Luzon Island, the country was colonized by the Spanish, also represented by the monumental remains of colonial architecture. The name Manila, of Spanish origin, derives from the mangrove plant called Nilad.

Some famous sites are also located in the historic center. Stroll through the famous Rizal Park, damaged during the fighting in the Second World War. This agglomeration, inhabited by about ten million people, now seems to have redeemed itself from the turbulent past.
The climate is idyllic, with an average temperature of 30° C, and you can relax near the sea throughout the year. Heavy rains occur between July and November. The best time for a trip to Manila is between the end of December and the end of March.
Colonial houses and architectural beauties of the seventeenth century await you in the center of Manila. Take a walk along the coast and visit its port. Visit the Binondo area, or if you prefer Chinatown, get to know its particular cemetery, the Catholic Church, the beaches, and the market. The country is also rich in bridges that cross the river. Numerous clubs are available in the old city. Manila offers the greatest cultural and festive life in the region. For a fun day, you can visit Cowboy grill in Edsa or even the pleasant Stardust showbar. Here gourmets can go in search of the best restaurants and traditional foods offered by the city.

The Intramuros district offers a much more western luxury. Populated by a variety of bars, restaurants, and vibrant nightlife.
Tourists appreciate the endless sandy beaches. Surfers love the coast more than the city thanks to its beaches that give sensational waves.
The local currency is the Philippine Peso. For €1 you will have about 60 pesos. No visa is required if your trip to Manila does not exceed 21 days.

 

Manila

Located in Manila Bay, at the mouth of the Pasig River, which divides the city in two, it is one of the most populous nations in the world. Its colonial history has left deep marks that are still visible today in the splendid 17th-century architecture.

The capital of the Philippines, Manila is one of the most densely populated cities in the world, with 43,079 inhabitants per km². Located on the west coast of Luzon Island, the country was colonized by the Spanish, also represented by the monumental remains of colonial architecture. The name Manila, of Spanish origin, derives from the mangrove plant called Nilad.

Some famous sites are also located in the historic center. Stroll through the famous Rizal Park, damaged during the fighting in the Second World War. This agglomeration, inhabited by about ten million people, now seems to have redeemed itself from the turbulent past.
The climate is idyllic, with an average temperature of 30° C, and you can relax near the sea throughout the year. Heavy rains occur between July and November. The best time for a trip to Manila is between the end of December and the end of March.
Colonial houses and architectural beauties of the seventeenth century await you in the center of Manila. Take a walk along the coast and visit its port. Visit the Binondo area, or if you prefer Chinatown, get to know its particular cemetery, the Catholic Church, the beaches, and the market. The country is also rich in bridges that cross the river. Numerous clubs are available in the old city. Manila offers the greatest cultural and festive life in the region. For a fun day, you can visit Cowboy grill in Edsa or even the pleasant Stardust showbar. Here gourmets can go in search of the best restaurants and traditional foods offered by the city.

The Intramuros district offers a much more western luxury. Populated by a variety of bars, restaurants, and vibrant nightlife.
Tourists appreciate the endless sandy beaches. Surfers love the coast more than the city thanks to its beaches that give sensational waves.
The local currency is the Philippine Peso. For €1 you will have about 60 pesos. No visa is required if your trip to Manila does not exceed 21 days.