Princess Cruises from Adelaide

Princess Cruises departing Adelaide — what’s on offer

These are longer voyages: sailings run for between 22 and 23 nights and all depart from Adelaide, finishing in Sydney. Every itinerary is one-way, so if you are based in Adelaide it is a cruise with no flight at all — just drive or take the train to the terminal. If you are travelling from another state, a short domestic hop to Adelaide is a far easier start than a long-haul flight to an overseas port, and we can arrange that connection, along with a hotel the night before and a transfer to the ship, as part of a single Cruise1st Package. Because the voyage ends in Sydney, a domestic flight home from there connects the two cities simply — and again, we can put that on the same booking.

All sailings are included in our all-inclusive pricing, and both carry current savings of up to 2% off that cabin grade’s previous price — modest reductions, but they apply to every sailing listed. Prices start from A$9,900 pp*.

Where does the cruise go?

Every sailing here explores Australia, making this a genuine coastal voyage along one of the world’s great stretches of shoreline. Leaving from Adelaide and arriving in Sydney, the itinerary covers Australian waters over three weeks at sea — a voyage well suited to anyone who wants extended time on board, with a handful of ports to look forward to along the way. For the full picture of what else is sailing in Australian waters, the cruise around Australia hub is worth a browse.

Which ship sails Princess Cruises from Adelaide?

Grand Princess operates these Adelaide departures. She is a well-established ship in the Princess Cruises fleet, and a few things set her apart on a voyage of this length.

Dining is a genuine strength. The Crown Grill — voted Best Cruise Steakhouse by USA Today — and Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria anchor the specialty dining lineup, so a 22- or 23-night voyage gives you plenty of opportunity to work through the menu properly rather than fitting it all into a week.

Day-to-day life on board is made easier by MedallionClass® OceanNow® delivery, which lets you order food, drinks and services to wherever you happen to be on the ship through the Princess app — whether that’s a sun lounger, your cabin or a quiet corner of the deck.

In the evenings, Movies Under the Stars® brings a giant poolside screen, free popcorn and blankets — a genuinely pleasant way to spend a warm night at sea.

Choosing the right cabin for a three-week voyage matters more than it does on a short break. Here is how Grand Princess’s cabin grades break down, from the most compact to the most spacious — or see the full Grand Princess cabins and deck plans for layouts and deck-by-deck detail:

• Inside cabin IA — 14.9 m²: Sleeps up to 4. Positioned on middle decks, which keeps motion to a minimum and puts you close to lifts and the main facilities. A practical choice for those who plan to spend most of their time out of the cabin.
• Premium sea view O3 — 19.1 m²: Sleeps up to 4. Floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows bring natural light and unobstructed sea views directly into the cabin — a noticeable upgrade on a long voyage.
• Premium balcony cabin B2 — 25.5 m²: Sleeps up to 4. Floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors give more natural light and a more open feel than a standard balcony cabin. Over three weeks at sea, having your own outdoor space to watch the Australian coastline go by is hard to put a price on.
• Grand Suite S1 with private hot tub — 67.8 m²: Sleeps up to 4. The largest suite on board at approximately 67.8 m², offering considerably more space than any other suite category — and a private hot tub to go with it.

What’s included in a Princess Cruises fare?

Every sailing here is sold on an all-inclusive basis. That means your accommodation, all main dining and entertainment on board are covered in the fare you see. Princess Cruises also offers a range of fare types — including options such as promotional and early-booking offers — so it is worth talking to one of our experts about which fare suits your plans before you commit. The right inclusions make a real difference over three weeks at sea.

Are there good deals on Princess Cruises from Adelaide?

Both sailings carry a current saving off that cabin grade’s previous price. The reduction is up to 2% — a consistent saving across both departures rather than a single headline discount. Not a dramatic markdown, but a genuine reduction on what are substantial voyages. If you are watching for a specific sailing, our team can let you know if the price moves.

For a broader view of cruise deals departing Adelaide, including other lines and shorter voyages, the Adelaide hub covers the full picture.

Why book Princess Cruises from Adelaide with Cruise1st?

Cruise1st is an Australian cruise specialist — our team is on the phone seven days a week, and they know the Princess Cruises product in detail. That matters on a voyage like this, where the cabin grade you choose and the fare inclusions you lock in will shape three weeks of your life. Getting those decisions right at the start is easier with someone who has done it before.

Every Princess sailing we sell comes with our Best Price Guarantee. And because these are one-way itineraries, there are usually a few moving parts — a flight to Adelaide, a night in a hotel beforehand, a transfer to the terminal, and a flight home from Sydney at the end. We can put all of that together as a Cruise1st Package, which means one booking, one point of contact, and no loose ends.

Other Princess Cruises departures to consider

If Adelaide is not your nearest port — or if a different departure window suits you better — Princess Cruises sails from other Australian ports too. Princess Cruises from Fremantle in 2027 and Princess Cruises from Fremantle in 2028 cover the west coast departures, while Princess Cruises from Sydney in 2027 is worth a look if you would rather join the ship at the far end of this itinerary. The broader Princess Cruises deals page covers the full fleet across all seasons.

If you are open to other lines, Carnival Cruises to Australia and Royal Caribbean’s 2026 Christmas cruises both sail Australian waters and are worth comparing. For the full range of cruise options from Australia’s south coast, browse all available cruises or take a look at cruises from Sydney if the end port works better as a starting point for a different voyage.

Planning a round-trip? The Melbourne to Adelaide cruise page and the Princess Cruises around Australia 2027 season are both useful if you want to compare loop itineraries alongside this one-way voyage. And if Princess’s upcoming 2027–2028 season is on your radar, the Princess 2027–2028 season launch page has the detail.

*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.