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Royal Caribbean Sets Sail for Australia with Unforgettable 25-Night Journey from Los Angeles

Royal Caribbean has revealed exciting news for cruise enthusiasts looking to explore Australia and the South Pacific in 2026–2027.

The cruise line will deploy two of its Quantum Class ships, Quantum of the Seas and Anthem of the Seas, to the region, offering an array of unforgettable itineraries.

One of the most anticipated voyages is a remarkable 25-night cruise aboard Quantum of the Seas, departing from Los Angeles on September 26, 2026.

This extraordinary journey will take guests across the Pacific, with stops in California, Hawaii, French Polynesia, and Tahiti before reaching Brisbane, Australia.

The Epic 25-Night Transpacific Voyage

This once-in-a-lifetime cruise will visit several iconic destinations, including:

  • Catalina Island, California: A perfect first stop to unwind and enjoy scenic views.
  • Kona and Honolulu, Hawaii: With an overnight stay in Honolulu, giving guests ample time to immerse themselves in Hawaiian culture.
  • Raiatea and Moorea, French Polynesia: These beautiful islands offer lush landscapes and pristine beaches.
  • Papeete, Tahiti: A tropical paradise with rich cultural experiences.

After arriving in Australia, Quantum of the Seas will continue to offer 4- to 7-night cruises departing from Brisbane, perfect for those seeking a quick getaway or a relaxing tropical escape.

Anthem of the Seas to Homeport in Sydney

In addition to Quantum of the Seas, Anthem of the Seas will be homeporting in Sydney and offering 21 different cruises ranging from 3 to 11 nights.

These cruises will explore the South Pacific and New Zealand, giving travelers a chance to visit stunning destinations such as:

  • Wellington
  • Napier
  • Dunedin
  • Milford Sound (on 9-night cruises)

Royal Caribbean’s Vice President and Managing Director for Australia and New Zealand, Gavin Smith, expressed excitement about the variety of short and frequent sailings available during the 2026–2027 season. “Aussies trust Royal Caribbean for getaways that blend convenience with non-stop adventure,” Smith said. “This season, we’re raising the bar with more quick getaways, weekend departures, and more opportunities to enjoy the top South Pacific islands.”

Innovative Onboard Features

Both Quantum of the Seas and Anthem of the Seas belong to the Quantum Class, known for their cutting-edge amenities, including:

  • RipCord by iFly: A thrilling skydiving simulator for the ultimate adrenaline rush.
  • FlowRider: A surf simulator offering guests the chance to ride the waves while at sea.
  • North Star: A glass observation capsule that provides stunning panoramic views from high above the ship.
  • Two70: A multi-sensory venue with 270-degree views of the ocean.

With a wide range of dining, entertainment, and family-friendly activities, these ships are perfect for all types of travelers looking for an adventurous or relaxing cruise experience.

What’s Next for Royal Caribbean

This announcement marks the second-to-last cruise deployment for Royal Caribbean’s 2026–2027 season. The final deployment, including sailings from Singapore, will be revealed in the week of May 12, 2025.

Stay tuned for more updates as Royal Caribbean continues to expand its offerings in the region.

For those eager to experience these epic voyages, bookings for the 2026–2027 season are now open, with a variety of options for every type of holidaymakers.

Whether you’re seeking a lengthy journey across the Pacific or a shorter, more frequent getaway, Royal Caribbean promises a cruise experience like no other.

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