Cruises to Fiji departing from Australia

Where can I cruise to Fiji from Australia?

The most popular route is the South Pacific, which accounts for the largest share of sailings and covers Fiji alongside neighbouring island groups. A good number of itineraries are one-way transpacific crossings — voyages that depart an Australian port, call at Fiji and continue across the Pacific to finish somewhere like Honolulu, Papeete or Tokyo. If your voyage ends somewhere other than home, a short domestic or international flight connects the two ends; Cruise1st can book that flight for you, along with any hotels and transfers either side.

Sailings run from Sydney and Brisbane for most departures, with additional options from Darwin, Broome and Cairns. If you live near the departure port, there is no flight at all — you drive or take the train and board the ship the same day. From another state, it is a short domestic hop rather than a long-haul journey.

Which cruise lines sail to Fiji from Australia?

Princess Cruises carries the most sailings and is the natural first port of call for most travellers. Holland America Line and Celebrity Cruises both offer strong options, as do Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Silversea Cruises at the luxury end. For a packaged holiday with flights and hotels already included, explore Cruise1st Packages — these bundle the cruise with your flights, hotels and transfers into a single price.

Which ships are sailing these routes?

Grand Princess — Princess Cruises

Grand Princess carries more of these Fiji sailings than any other ship. The Crown Grill steakhouse — awarded USA Today’s Best Cruise Steakhouse — and Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria anchor the specialty dining lineup. MedallionClass® OceanNow® lets you order food, drinks and services to anywhere on the ship via the Princess app, and Movies Under the Stars® brings a giant poolside screen with free popcorn on voyages from Brisbane and Sydney. See Grand Princess cabins and deck plans before you choose your grade.

• Inside cabin IA — 14.9 m², located on middle decks for minimal motion and easy access to lifts
• Premium sea view O3 — 19.1 m², floor-to-ceiling panoramic window with unobstructed sea views
• Premium Balcony cabin B2 — 25.5 m², floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors for a light, open feel
• Grand Suite S1 with private hot tub — 67.8 m², the largest suite on board, sleeping up to 4

Royal Princess — Princess Cruises

Royal Princess is best known for its SeaWalk — an 18-metre glass-bottomed walkway hovering 40 metres above the ocean, which is one of the most dramatic features at sea. OceanNow on-demand delivery, Crown Grill and Sabatini’s are all on board, and the 24-hour International Café means there is always somewhere to eat. Check the Royal Princess cabins and deck plans for the full grade breakdown.

• Inside cabin IA — 15.4 m², comfortable essentials including minibar, safe and desk
• Sea-view cabin O6 — 20.0 m², large panoramic window with forward-facing ocean views
• Deluxe Balcony cabin DA — 23.4 m², private balcony for breakfast or sundowners
• Penthouse Suite S3 with aft balcony — from 54.5 m², the most generous living space on board

Seabourn Pursuit — Seabourn

Built to PC6 Polar Class standards, Seabourn Pursuit is an expedition-style ship that brings genuine small-ship intimacy to Pacific itineraries. Every cabin has a private balcony, and the Seabourn Conversations programme connects guests directly with destination experts throughout the voyage. The Seabourn Pursuit cabins and deck plans page shows the full range, including the Grand Wintergarden Suite GR — a private-hot-tub suite of around 115 m².

Seabourn Quest — Seabourn

With just 450 guests and a near 1:1 crew-to-guest ratio, Seabourn Quest is ultra-luxury at small scale. Every suite has a private balcony, butler service and all fine wines and spirits included. The Seabourn Square social hub replaces the traditional cruise desk with an open, café-style lounge — a detail that tells you something about how this ship feels. See Seabourn Quest cabins and deck plans for suite sizes and configurations.

Westerdam — Holland America Line

Westerdam is a mid-sized ship carrying around 1,916 guests, which means quieter corridors and easier embarkation than the mega-ships. Morimoto by Sea brings Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto’s Japanese cuisine on board alongside Tamarind pan-Asian fine dining. In the evenings the World Stage, Rolling Stone Rock Room and Billboard Onboard sing-alongs give you real variety. Review the Westerdam cabins and deck plans when choosing your grade.

Norwegian Spirit — Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Spirit’s 2020 refurbishment added Onda by Scarpetta modern Italian and kept Cagney’s Steakhouse for specialty dining. The Spice H2O adults-only open-air beach club gives the ship an outdoor entertainment deck with an Ibiza-style atmosphere. See Norwegian Spirit cabins and deck plans for the full cabin range.

More ships on these routes

Carnival Luminosa and Carnival Adventure sail for Carnival Cruise Lines; Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Solstice for Celebrity Cruises. Deck plans for each are available: Carnival Luminosa cabins, Carnival Adventure cabins, Celebrity Edge cabins and Celebrity Solstice cabins.

What do the fares include?

Fare inclusions vary by cruise line and tier, so it is worth understanding what each covers before you compare prices.

Princess Cruises

Princess offers 2 main tiers on these sailings. Princess Standard covers the cruise itself; beverages, Wi-Fi and dining packages are added on separately. Princess Plus bundles four casual dining meals per voyage, beverages up to A$15 each (up to 15 per day), MedallionNet® Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, unlimited digital photos plus 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating — useful if you plan to use the bars and restaurants regularly.

Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity’s Best Rate fare covers dining, entertainment and activities, letting you add extras yourself. The All Inclusive fare adds a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi in one price. At the top end, The Retreat includes premium drinks, premium Wi-Fi, suite accommodation, exclusive lounge and sundeck access and private dining.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian’s base Brochure fare is cruise-only. The Free at Sea package adds specialty dining, a premium beverage package, Wi-Fi and shore excursion credits — the credits are applied per port, which can add up over a longer Pacific itinerary.

Are there any deals on Fiji cruises from Australia?

A portion of sailings are discounted from their previously listed cabin price, with reductions reaching up to 37% on a single departure. Most reduced sailings sit closer to 4% off — so while there are genuine savings to be found, a page-wide sale is not the right picture. It is worth checking individual sailings, since the discount applies to that cabin grade’s prior price and not to the full voyage cost. Cruise1st’s Best Price Guarantee means if you find the same sailing cheaper elsewhere after booking, we will match it.

How long are these Fiji cruises?

Voyage lengths range from 11 nights up to 96 nights, with the middle of the range sitting around 26 nights. The shorter end suits those who want Fiji as the centrepiece of a Pacific island cruise; the longer sailings are transpacific repositioning voyages that continue well beyond Fiji to finish in Asia or the Americas. More than half the sailings are one-way, so check the disembarkation port before you book — and remember Cruise1st can arrange the return flight and any hotels at the far end.

When to go on a Fiji cruise from Australia

Sailings depart from October onwards, running through into the following year. The South Pacific season means most voyages are spread across the warmer months, and the transpacific crossings tend to cluster in the spring and autumn windows when conditions across the broader Pacific are favourable for longer passages. If you have flexibility, comparing sailings across different departure months often reveals better pricing and cabin availability.

Make it a full holiday

Cruise1st is a cruise specialist — every offer is a cruise or a cruise-inclusive package. Our team can add flights, hotels, tours, transfers and insurance around your cruise, as a bundle or a fully custom holiday. That is especially useful on one-way transpacific itineraries, where the voyage might finish in Honolulu, Papeete or Tokyo and you need the return flight and a night’s hotel sorted without piecing it together separately. Our Australian cruise experts, seven days a week are on hand to help you compare cabin grades, match the fare tier to your budget and put everything on one booking.

Explore more of what is sailing from Australia — including Sydney to Fiji cruises, sailings from Brisbane in 2027 and South Pacific cruises from Sydney in 2027. For broader cruise deals across Australia and beyond, or to browse all cruise deals, our full range is always available.

Interested in the wider Pacific? See also Fiji cruises, South Pacific cruises, transpacific itineraries and Australia and New Zealand cruises. If you are considering a longer voyage that takes in Polynesia or Indonesia along the way, those destination pages show what is available.

Planning around a specific departure port? Browse cruises from Sydney, cruises from Brisbane, Easter 2027 sailings from Sydney or deals from Sydney. The cruise around Australia page is worth a look if you are open to domestic itineraries too.

*Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing, and are subject to change. This price is not kept up to date and therefore does not reflect live pricing and availability. Prices and any discounts shown were checked on 14 October 2026.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.