Cruises from Fremantle

Fremantle is the departure point for sailings that range from short coastal runs to extended voyages across Australia and into South East Asia. Most itineraries head east along the Australian coast, finishing in cities such as Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne; others cross north into Indonesian and South East Asian waters. A handful return to Fremantle, but the majority are one-way — if that end city is not your home, a domestic flight connects the two, and our team can book it alongside your cruise.

Where do Fremantle cruises go?

The bulk of sailings from Fremantle explore the Australian coastline, making them a natural choice whether you want a long voyage or a shorter one. The most popular shape is an eastward run finishing at Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne. Beyond Australia, a smaller number of sailings head into South East Asia, finishing in Singapore, and there are occasional crossings into Indonesian waters and, less frequently, itineraries that take in Australia and New Zealand together.

Durations run from 4 nights to 20 nights, with a median of 14 nights — most passengers choosing Fremantle are in for a proper voyage. If you are coming from interstate, a short domestic hop to Perth is still the easiest way to reach a ship departing Fremantle; once you are on board, you can relax as the ship does the travelling. On a one-way itinerary, the domestic flight home from the end port is easy to build into the same booking.

Which cruise lines sail from Fremantle?

Princess Cruises dominates this port, with the greatest share of sailings and 2 ships homeported here. For a step up into luxury, Seabourn, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Oceania Cruises and Silversea Cruises all have sailings departing Fremantle. Cruise1st Packages — cruise-inclusive bundles with flights, hotels and transfers — are also available on selected sailings.

Ships sailing from Fremantle

Sapphire Princess — Princess Cruises

Sapphire Princess homeports in Fremantle for the 2027–28 season, making her the closest thing to a local ship at this port. She emerged from a 2025 refit with new specialty dining added: Crown Grill steakhouse and Makoto Ocean Sushi by Chef Makoto Okuwa are both worth booking a table at early. On board, MedallionClass® with OceanNow® delivery means food, drinks and services come to you — wherever you happen to be sitting — via a wearable Medallion with no app required. When you are choosing a cabin, the Sapphire Princess cabin and deck plans show the full range of grades and positions.

• Inside cabin IA — 15.6 m², mid-deck position with good lift access and minimal motion
• Premium Sea-view cabin O5 — 18.3 m², panoramic bow-view window for natural light without the balcony price
• Balcony cabin B2 — 25.7 m², private outdoor space with fresh sea air that interior guests miss out on
• Grand Suite S1 — 123.5 m², the largest suite aboard, with a separate living room and dining area

Grand Princess — Princess Cruises

Grand Princess carries the same MedallionClass OceanNow technology and the Crown Grill steakhouse — recognised by USA Today as the best cruise steakhouse — alongside Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria. On sailings heading for the Reef, Movies Under the Stars® brings a giant poolside screen with free popcorn and blankets on warm evenings at sea. The Grand Princess cabin and deck plans have the detail you need when comparing grades.

• Inside cabin IA — 14.9 m², mid-deck, central access to all facilities
• 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 that open the cabin up to the outdoors
• Grand Suite S1 with private hot tub — 67.8 m², the largest suite on board with considerably more space than any other grade

Crown Princess — Princess Cruises

Crown Princess completed a 2025 dry dock in Singapore that refreshed her dining and entertainment throughout. Crown Grill and Sabatini’s headline the dining options — both worth reserving early — and she now also has O’Malley’s Irish Pub and a redesigned Gatsby’s Casino. Her itineraries include rare full-circumnavigation routes around Australia from multiple ports, including Fremantle. See the Crown Princess cabin and deck plans for grade-by-grade detail.

Seabourn Quest — Seabourn

For a genuinely intimate experience, Seabourn Quest carries just 450 guests — every suite has a private balcony, butler service and all fine wines and spirits included. The near 1:1 crew-to-guest ratio means attentive, unhurried service throughout the voyage. Seabourn Square, the ship’s open café-style social hub, sits at the heart of the vessel and replaces the traditional cruise desk with something far more welcoming. Review the Seabourn Quest cabin and deck plans to compare suite sizes and positions — the Grand Wintergarden Suite GR, at approximately 115 m², is the ship’s largest and nearly twice the footprint of the Owner’s Suites.

Seven Seas Navigator — Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Seven Seas Navigator is Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ small-ship option, built around the idea that space, inclusion and thoughtful itinerary-planning are what luxury actually means. Review the Seven Seas Navigator cabin and deck plans for suite sizes.

Riviera — Oceania Cruises

Oceania Cruises’ Riviera is built around food: 6 gourmet restaurants — including Polo Grill, Toscana and Jacques — all included in the fare, no surcharges ever. The Culinary Center, Riviera’s own onboard cooking school, offers hands-on classes with expert chefs, which is genuinely uncommon at sea. With 1,250 guests and around 800 crew, the staffing level is almost 1 per guest. The Riviera cabin and deck plans show the full stateroom selection.

Silver Moon — Silversea

Silversea’s Silver Moon brings a fully all-inclusive fare to Fremantle sailings: butler-serviced suites, unlimited wines and spirits, exceptional dining, Wi-Fi and gratuities are all covered. The All-Inclusive Plus fare adds a fully refundable deposit and a Shore Excursion Credit based on voyage length, giving more flexibility for those who want it. See last-minute Silversea deals if you are open to sailing at short notice. The Silver Moon cabin and deck plans have full suite detail.

What do Princess Cruises fares from Fremantle include?

Princess offers 2 main fare tiers on these sailings:

• Princess Standard — the base cruise fare covering the voyage itself. Drinks packages, Wi-Fi (MedallionNet) and crew appreciation can be added separately.
• Princess Plus — includes 4 casual dining meals per voyage, beverages up to A$15 each (up to 15 drinks per day), MedallionNet Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, unlimited digital photographs plus 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating. Good value if you plan to drink, eat out and stay connected.

Our team can walk you through which tier suits your habits — and for most passengers who enjoy a daily drink and reliable Wi-Fi, Plus pays for itself quickly on a 14-night sailing.

Are there any last-minute cruises from Fremantle?

Yes — a number of sailings carry reduced fares, with savings of up to 14% on 1 departure and most discounted sailings reduced by around 6%, measured from the price previously listed for that cabin grade. If your dates are flexible, last-minute availability from Fremantle is worth checking. Our Australian cruise experts can tell you what is currently on and hold a cabin while you confirm travel. You can also explore cruise-around-Australia options if you want to compare Fremantle departures with other Australian starting points.

Setting sail: your journey to the ship

If you live in or near Perth, Fremantle is a cruise port you can reach by car, taxi or train — no flight involved. If you are travelling from another state, a domestic flight to Perth is typically quick and straightforward, and it connects you to a ship without any of the complexity of an international embarkation. On one-way sailings, the finish city — Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne or Singapore — is a different matter, and a domestic (or short international) flight home is easy to add. Our team can book that alongside your cruise, along with a hotel the night before departure if you are flying in the day before.

Make it a complete holiday

Cruise1st is a cruise specialist — every offer here is a cruise or a cruise-inclusive package. Our Cruise1st Packages bundle the cruise with flights, hotels, transfers and tours into one holiday so there is nothing left to organise separately. Our Princess Cruises sailings from Fremantle in 2027 and Princess Cruises sailings from Fremantle in 2028 are popular starting points, and our Princess Cruises 2027–2028 season launch has the full programme. If you want to compare departure ports, cruises from Brisbane in 2027 and cruise offers and deals from Perth/Fremantle are worth a look, and our broader Australian cruise collection covers the full range of departures around the country.

We back every booking with our Best Price Guarantee, and our Australian cruise experts are available seven days a week — so if you have a question about cabin grades, fare inclusions or shore excursions, there is always someone on hand before you commit. Browse all cruises or call us to start planning.

Other Australian departure ports

Fremantle is not the only place to start a cruise from Australia. Sydney and Brisbane both have large cruise programmes, and Melbourne offers further options on the east coast. If you are looking at the repositioning routes that pass through Australian ports, those often pick up passengers at multiple cities on the way. For cruises to rather than from Fremantle, cruises to Perth covers that direction — useful if you want to end a voyage here rather than start one.

*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.