Assemble at Changi Airport for your international flight to Sydney, capital of New South Wales. Established in 1788, it is Australia’s oldest city and a global icon of harbour living, blending British colonial history with world-class waterfront landmarks.

Begin your journey towards a landscape of scenic coastlines, UNESCO wonders, and Tasmanian nature escapes.

Arrive in Sydney, where history and modern life meet by the sea. After transfer and hotel check-in, enjoy the day freely at your own pace.

You may visit the iconic Sydney Opera House, a UNESCO-listed architectural masterpiece completed in 1973, shaped like sails floating on the harbour. Walk across the Harbour Bridge, one of the world's largest steel arch bridges. Stroll through Darling Harbour, lined with cafés, shopping arcades, and museums.

Sample fresh oysters and sashimi at the bustling Sydney Fish Market, or unwind at Bondi Beach, famous for golden sands, strong surf, and a scenic cliffside trail leading to Coogee.

A perfect day to experience the best of Sydney’s urban charm and ocean breeze.

Morning at leisure before heading to the terminal to board the Crown Princess, a luxury ocean liner offering elegant staterooms, fine dining, and panoramic sea views.

Explore the ship’s open decks, lounges, entertainment venues, where the ocean is always just a step away. Tonight marks the beginning of your premium cruise experience along the breathtaking Australian coastline.

A full day to relax and explore the facilities onboard as the ship sails through open waters.

Enjoy panoramic ocean views from the upper decks, unwind at the spa and pool, or join optional onboard activities and entertainment. Whether sipping wine with sea breeze or enjoying a live show, today is about pure leisure at sea.

Spend the day exploring the Freycinet Peninsula, one of Tasmania’s most scenic regions. This coastal area is known for its pink granite mountains, white sand beaches, and crystal-clear waters.

At Great Oyster Bay, enjoy panoramic sea views framed by the Hazards mountain range. The area is also famous for freshly harvested oysters, a must-try for seafood lovers.

If time allows, you may visit Wineglass Bay Lookout, one of the world’s top 10 beaches, renowned for its crescent-shaped shoreline and turquoise waters. Coles Bay, a nearby coastal village, offers a peaceful base with waterfront cafés and small shops showcasing local produce and crafts.

Morning arrival at Port Arthur, Tasmania’s most iconic historic site. Known for its haunting beauty, this former 19th-century penal settlement is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring preserved buildings, ruins, and a powerful story of Australia's convict history. You may explore the site grounds or visit the Port Arthur Gallery and Memorial Garden for a reflective walk through the past.

In the evening, continue to Hobart, Tasmania’s charming capital. If time permits, visit the Salamanca waterfront, lined with sandstone warehouses now home to cafés, boutiques, and art galleries.

Continue your day in Hobart, Tasmania’s riverside capital known for its rich heritage and lively arts scene. The city is surrounded by natural beauty, backed by Mount Wellington and facing the Derwent River.

You may explore Salamanca Place, a heritage district lined with sandstone buildings now home to artisan shops, cafés, and local designers. Popular stops include Tasmanian Whisky Cellar, Handmade in Tasmania, and the Mawson’s Replica Hut.

Other suggested spots include Battery Point, a colonial-era neighbourhood with charming cottages and bakeries, or the Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery for local history and art.

Enjoy a full day at sea aboard your luxury cruise ship. Take time to unwind with the ship’s many facilities — from panoramic lounges and open-air decks to entertainment shows, spa treatments, and international dining.

You may also enjoy the view from the top deck as the ship glides through the open sea — a perfect day to relax, recharge, or indulge in onboard experiences.

Dock in Eden, a scenic coastal town located along the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales. Eden is famed for its rich whaling history, dramatic sea cliffs, and seasonal whale sightings.

You may visit the Eden Killer Whale Museum, which offers insight into the town’s maritime past and its unique partnership between early whalers and killer whales. The nearby Lookout Point offers sweeping views of Twofold Bay, one of the deepest natural harbours in the Southern Hemisphere.

Stroll through the town centre to explore local galleries, seafood cafés, and shops offering shell crafts, Aboriginal art, and sapphire jewellery unique to this region.

Early morning, arrive back in Sydney as your cruise journey comes to an end. After disembarkation, transfer to the airport for your return flight to Singapore, bringing home unforgettable memories of Tasmania’s wild beauty, historic gems, and the elegance of cruising.