Cruises from Melbourne

Note: all prices displayed are Per Person prices.

Date	Cruise Line	Ship / Nights / Ports	Single	Twin	Triple	Quad
23 Jan 2020		Ship: Golden Princess Nights: 7 Ports: Melbourne, Adelaide, Kangaroo Is, Port Lincoln, Phillip Island, Melbourne;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
24 Jan 2020		Ship: Carnival Spirit Nights: 3 Ports: Melbourne, Melbourne;	$ 1,369 Details	$ 687 Details	$ 631 Details	$ 620 Details
26 Jan 2020		Ship: Queen Elizabeth Nights: 7 Ports: Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart, Burnie, Melbourne;	$ 5,537 Details	$ 3,164 Details	$ 2,858 Details	Sold Out
26 Jan 2020		Ship: Queen Elizabeth Nights: 2 Ports: Melbourne, Adelaide;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
26 Jan 2020		Ship: Queen Elizabeth Nights: 11 Ports: Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart, Burnie, Melbourne, Auckland;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
26 Jan 2020		Ship: Queen Elizabeth Nights: 20 Ports: Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart, Burnie, Melbourne, Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington, Akaroa, Dunedin New Zealand, Melbourne;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
27 Jan 2020		Ship: Carnival Spirit Nights: 11 Ports: Melbourne, Isle Of Pines, Mare, Lifou, Noumea, Melbourne;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
30 Jan 2020		Ship: Golden Princess Nights: 13 Ports: Melbourne, Fiordland Natl Park Cruising New Zealand, Dunedin (port Chalmers), Akaroa, Wellington, Napier, Tauranga, Auckland, Melbourne;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
02 Feb 2020		Ship: Queen Elizabeth Nights: 13 Ports: Melbourne, Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington, Akaroa, Dunedin New Zealand, Melbourne;	$ 5,495 Details	$ 3,210 Details	$ 3,222 Details	Sold Out
02 Feb 2020		Ship: Queen Elizabeth Nights: 4 Ports: Melbourne, Auckland;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
07 Feb 2020		Ship: Carnival Spirit Nights: 3 Ports: Melbourne, Melbourne;	$ 1,008 Details	$ 506 Details	$ 475 Details	Sold Out
09 Feb 2020		Ship: Pacific Aria Nights: 5 Ports: Melbourne, Hobart, Port Arthur, Burnie, Melbourne;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
10 Feb 2020		Ship: Carnival Spirit Nights: 12 Ports: Melbourne, Isle Of Pines, Mare, Mystery Island, Lifou, Noumea, Melbourne;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
12 Feb 2020		Ship: Golden Princess Nights: 13 Ports: Melbourne, Fiordland Natl Park Cruising New Zealand, Dunedin (port Chalmers), Akaroa, Wellington, Napier, Tauranga, Auckland, Melbourne;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
14 Feb 2020		Ship: Pacific Aria Nights: 3 Ports: Melbourne, Melbourne;	$ 1,118 Details	$ 562 Details	$ 479 Details	$ 438 Details
15 Feb 2020		Ship: Queen Elizabeth Nights: 2 Ports: Melbourne, Sydney;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
15 Feb 2020		Ship: Queen Elizabeth Nights: 4 Ports: Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
15 Feb 2020		Ship: Queen Elizabeth Nights: 21 Ports: Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Alotau, Rabaul, Cairns, Sydney, Hobart, Burnie, Melbourne;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
16 Feb 2020		Ship: Majestic Princess Nights: 15 Ports: Melbourne, Adelaide, Margaret River, Fremantle, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore;	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out	Sold Out
17 Feb 2020		Ship: Pacific Aria Nights: 4 Ports: Melbourne, Kangaroo Is, Melbourne;	$ 1,989 Details	$ 998 Details	$ 889 Details	$ 834 Details

Where do cruises leave from in Melbourne?

All cruises departing from Melbourne in 2019 leave from Station Pier, which is located at Waterfront Place, Port Melbourne VIC 3207. Station Pier is situated approximately 3km south-west of Melbourne's city centre. There is no public parking available at the pierr, although there are some short-term (paid) parking options available nearby. You can get to Station Pier by public transport, using the Route 109 Tram service which operates from the city centre. The 109 Route tram leaves every 5 minutes during peak periods, with the journey from Flinders Street Station to Station Pier taking 20-25 minutes (depending on the number of stops), and costing $4.40 per adult.

Things to See & Do in Melbourne

Often regarded as the jewel in Australia’s crown, Melbourne is certainly going to keep you more than occupied in the lead up to your cruise. As the city surpasses 5 million people, there is more to do and experience than ever before in the lead up your cruise departing from Melbourne. We’ll have a brief look at some of the best attractions in Melbourne below.

Fashion and Shopping

Melbourne’s CBD is arguably home to Australia’s greatest shopping experience. There are some of the country's largest indoor and outdoor malls in Melbourne city, including the 6-storey Emporium and Bourke Street Mall. If you love to shop, then you’ll be right at home in Australia’s fashion capital.

Taking a step back from larger shopping centres, Melbourne is also packed to the gills with plenty of small side-street boutique stores and upmarket shops for trinkets, clothes, souvenirs and more. For the best shopping experience, keep within Elizabeth and Russell Streets. Upmarket and designer clothing stores can be found on the far east of Collins Street - or the 'Paris End' of the CBD.

Food and Dining

Chances are you already know Melbourne for its unbeatable coffee culture, so taking a stroll in the CBD will leave you swamped with options. There are cafes left right and centre and we guarantee whichever you choose for a light snack and a coffee will be great!

When it comes to food, Melbourne is, again, unbeatable. This time we’ll give you some direction though. If you want the best of the best for dinner, head down to Southbank - you can use the towering 300m high Eureka Tower as your guide to Southbank if you don’t know your way around. The entire Riverwalk is jam-packed with cafes, diners, eateries and upmarket restaurants that are sure to please even the fussiest of eaters. For casual snacks and lunchtimes, stick to Melbourne Central beneath the MeBank tower.

Family Attractions and Activities

Where Melbourne really shines is in the family activities department. This list could be endless, but we’ll try to keep it short. If you’re new to Melbourne, the 282m high Eureka Skydeck is a must, along with the Skydeck’s all-glass Edge Cube that extends over the city below. Once you’ve finished at the Skydeck, head out to the Melbourne Zoo in Parkville, just a few minutes away.

If you’re in the mood to travel, shop and explore, why not check out Australia’s biggest shopping centre - Chadstone. Around half an hour by train or 20 minutes by car, Chadstone is definitely worth the trip. If you’d prefer to keep it in the city, there’s the SeaLife Aquarium, the Melbourne Museum (with dinosaur bones), the National Gallery, Queen Victoria Markets and so much more!

Sports Attractions

Another category where Melbourne can’t be beat is in sporting tourism! If your cruise gives you a long enough stopover, you’ll be able to see where all of Australia’s biggest events happen. Head to Melbourne Park, just five minutes from the CBD, to find just about every stadium imaginable.

Take in the MCG, Rod Laver Arena, AAMI Park, Melbourne Arena, Margaret Court Arena and the Richmond Football Club Museum.

Architecture and the Sights

Just when you thought Melbourne couldn’t get more attraction-packed, we’re here to say Melbourne’s architecture is second to none. On the corner of Elizabeth and Victoria streets, you’ll find five residential towers so tall that they make up one of the tallest streets in the country. Pair this with the Eureka Tower, Shrine of Remembrance, the Royal Exhibition Building and Parliament House all within walking distance and you have one of the most architecturally diverse cities in the country.

Conclusion

If you’ve not chosen a cruise yet and are considering cruises from Melbourne, then certainly take the plunge. Travelling to the city for a few days prior to your vessel departing will give you an insight into one of the country’s most majestic cities. If you’re lucky enough to take a cruise that returns to Melbourne, the city will truly be the cherry on top of an amazing Australian cruise.