Australia/New Zealand

Australia

Call it Earth’s largest island or smallest continent; what you can safely say is that Australia feels like a world of its own. The country’s immerse diversity—reflected in its landscapes, climates and endemic species—has long fascinated visitors. Add its cosmopolitan cities to the mix and it’s easy to see why this vast nation straddling the Indian and Pacific oceans is a must for any traveler’s bucket list. Cruise ships call at numerous Australian ports, including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Hobart and Darwin. And shore excursions or vacation packages will have you cuddling koalas, diving the Great Barrier Reef, and witnessing Aboriginal Dreamtime storytelling… to name just a few ways you’ll discover the Land Down Under.

Adelaide Airlie Beach Aitutaki Albany Albury Alice Springs Argyle Armadale Arnhem Land Atherton Tablelands Ayers Rock Ballarat Balls Pyramid Barron River Barrow Island Bay of Fires Bedarra Island Bell Island Ben Boyde National Park Berrima Bickerton Island Blue Mountains Bright Brisbane Brisbane Qld Broadbeach Broken Hill Broome Bunbury Bundaberg Burnie, Tasmania Busselton Byron Bay Cairns Canberra Cape Leeuwin Cape Tribulation Cervantes Chamberlain Gorge Champagne Beach/Loyalty Chichester National Park Cid Harbour Cobourg Peninsula Coffs Harbour Coles Bay Coober Pedy Cooktown Coolgardie Coolum Beach Cooma Coral Sea Isl. Corunna Cossack Cradle Mountain Tasmania Croker Island Dampier Darwin Devils Marbles Devonport Devonport Tasmania Dongara Dubbo Dunk Island Echuca Eden El Questro Station Esperance Exmouth Far North And Torres Strait Fitzroy Island Flinders Island Tasmania Flinders Isle Fraser Island Frazer Island Fremantle Freycinet National Park Geelong Geikie Gorge Georgetown Geraldton Gladstone Glendambo Glenmore Gold Coast Goulburn Island Gove Great Barrier Reef Great Keppel Island Hamersley Gorge Hamilton Island Hardy Reef Hayman Island Herald Cays Hermannsburg Precinct Heron Island Hervey Bay Hinchinbrook Island Hobart, Tasmania Hook Island Hope Island Hunter Valley Hyden Jowalbinna Kakadu Kalbarri Kalgoorlie Kambalda Kangaroo Island Karratha Katherine Kewarra Kimberley Coast King Island King Island Tasmania Kings Canyon Kiriwina Island Kununurra Kuranda Kuyunba Land Lake Eacham Launceston Tasmania Launceston-Beauty Point Lismore Litchfield National Park Lizard Island Lord Howe Island Lowe Islands Mackay Mandurah Manly Marble Bar Margaret River Marla Maryborough Mataranka Thermal Springs Mcarthur River Melbourne Mildura Millstream Mission Beach Mitchell Monkey Mia Mooloolaba, Queensland Moreton Island Mornington Is. Mount Kosciusko National Park Mt. Bartle Frere Mt. Gambier Mt. Isa Mulgrave River Murray Islands Narrandera New Norcia Newcastle Newcastle-Belmont Newman Ningaloo Marine Park Nitmiluk(Katherine Gorge) Noosa Heads Norfolk Island Norman Reef Nourlangie Rock Orpheus Orpheus Island Palm Island Parramatta Perth Phillip Island Port Arthur, Tasmania Port Augusta Port Davey Port Douglas Port Hedland Port Lincoln Port Macquarie Port Stephens Port Vila Potts Point Queensland Queenstown Tasmania Raine Island Redfern Ribbon Reef Region Rio Tinto Gorge Rockhampton Sanctuary Cove Scamander Tasmania Sherrard Island Ships Cove Smithton Tasmania South Molle Island Southbank Southern Cross St. Kilda Strahan Tasmania Strathmore Sunset At Piper Islands Sunshine Coast Surfers Paradise Sydney Tara Qld Tasmania Tennant Creek Thala Beach The Olgas Thursday Island Tom Price Toowong Townsville Trobriand Island Truk Island Tunnel Creek National Park Uluru National Park Victoria Downs Waterfall Creek Wave Rock West Wyalong Western MacDonnell Ranges Whitsunday Whitsunday Island Willis Island Wilsons Promotory Windjana Gorge National Park Wine Glass Bay Wollongong Wrights Creek Falls Wyndham Wynyard Tasmania Yarra Valley Yarralumla Yellow Waters Lagoon York Yorke Islands Yorketown Yorkeys Knob
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New Zealand

If you found yourself fascinated by the dramatic scenery displayed on “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit” films, know that these lands don’t belong to mythical Middle Earth but to a country located closer to the ends of the Earth. Often overshadowed by its larger, more popular Oceanian neighbor (and we use that term loosely) Australia, New Zealand rewards travelers with breathtaking sceneries, endless stretches of beaches, and welcoming locals in a decidedly smaller package. One of only four countries to lie completely south of the Tropic of Capricorn, New Zealand consists of two distinct worlds: the subtropical, smaller yet more populous North Island, and the temperate, mountainous, and rugged South Island.

Abel Tasman National Park Akaroa Arrowtown Auckland Awaroa Bay of Islands Bay of Plenty Blenheim Bluff Buller Gorge Burkes Pass Canterbury Cape Brett Cape Reinga Chatham Island Christchurch Cook Strait Cruising Coromandel Peninsula Cruising Fiordland Natl Park Doubtful Fjord Doubtful Sound Dunedin Dusky Fjord Dusky Sound Fiordland National Park Fox Glacier Franz Josef Glacier Gisborne Gladstone Great Barrier Island Greymouth Haast Pass Hamilton Hauraki Plains Hawea Hawke's Bay Hokitika Home Port Huka Falls Invercargill Kaikohe Kaikoura Marine Reserve Kawau Island Lake Mackenzie Lake Taupo Lake Te Anau Lake Tekapo Lake Wakatipu Lyttleton Marlborough Sounds Mayor and White Island Milford Sound Moeraki Boulders Motueka Mount Aspiring National Park Mount Cook Mount Maunganui Mt. Bruce Wildlife Centre Mt. Cook National Park Mt. Eden Napier Nelson New Plymouth Oban Olveston House Opua Otago Peninsula Paihia Palmerston North Pauanui Picton Port Chalmers Port Fitzroy Punakaiki Queen Charlotte Sound Queenstown Rainbow Springs Rimutaka Ranges Rotorua Routeburn Falls Russell Shantytown Ship Cove Ships Cove Stewart Island Takaka Tauranga Timaru Tongariro National Park Torrent Bay Twizel Waiheke Island Waiotapu Wonderland Waipoua Kauri Forest Reserve Wairakei Steam Valley Wairarapa Waitangi Waitomo Wanaka Wanganui Wellington Westland National Park Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve Whakatane Whangarei White Island Volcano Wigram
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