Mutiny On The Bounty from Sydney

There are two dedicated cruise passenger terminals - the White Bay Cruise Terminal at Rozelle and the Overseas Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay in the city centre. This is your opportunity to marvel at Australia’s famous icons, the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge as you glide past The Heads - the dramatic sandstone cliffs at the entrance of the harbour.

You've got a foodie in you - everyone does! Awaken and delight yours on a Carnival cruise with delicious main dishes, tempting desserts and general yumminess everywhere you look. For an additional cover charge enjoy extraordinary dining at a range of specialty restaurants including Luke's Bar & Grill, The Chef's Table, Trattoria and Luke's Burgers - poolside!

World Heritage convict buildings, sublime scenery and a unique culture with an intriguing past combine to make Norfolk Island one of Australia's most fascinating destinations. Ships will anchor offshore and tenders will be provided to the pier.

Top Things to Do on Norfolk Island:

• take a scenic boat tour around Norfolk Island
  
• visit Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area
• explore Norfolk Island National Park
• join a deep sea fishing charter
• play a round of golf on the historic course
  

Carnival Adventure has a huge variety of activities on board, including exciting waterslides, four relaxing pools, a thrilling Edge Adventure Park, plus a huge range of bars, entertainment and dining options.

You might start your day at the waterslides, or Edge Adventure Park, complete with ziplining, rock climbing and abseiling. Then enjoy a lazy morning poolside, followed by a delicious family lunch. Or, how about a relaxing massage at the day spa while the kids have the time of their lives in the kids clubs? Throw delicious dining at Luke’s Bar & Grill, great bars, and world-class entertainment into the mix and you’ve got yourself a holiday lineup that can only be described as an adventure - a Carnival Adventure!

Nuku'alofa, the capital of Tonga, is nestled on the north coast of the island of Tongatapu. As the gateway to the kingdom, it presents a unique blend of traditional Polynesian culture and modern influences. The Royal Palace, a wooden mansion facing the sea, is a striking symbol of Tonga's monarchy, offering a picturesque view from the waterfront.

The city's vibrant Talamahu Market is a focal point for experiencing local life. Here, visitors can explore stalls brimming with fresh produce, handmade crafts, and tropical flowers. Nuku'alofa also serves as a starting point for excursions to nearby coral islands, making it an excellent base for those looking to dive, snorkel, or simply relax on pristine beaches.

Scenic Cruising

Many of these small islands and islets are uninhabited. They are literally just drops of sand in the ocean.

P&O won’t be landing here, but they thought you might like to take a closer look, so they’ve arranged to anchor just offshore. Enjoy some time contemplating the quiet and tranquility, and marveling at the sights. 

Dravuni is a tropical island paradise with soft white sands, reclining palm trees and impossibly clear blue waters. A perfect example of timelessness, Dravuni has remained virtually unchanged for thousands of years.

Walk along a palm-lined path that leads you up a small inland peak for stunning island views. Swim and snorkel in the crystal waters, walk around the village and meet some of the friendly Fijians or just relax on the pristine beach. This unspoilt island is the perfect place to unwind.

Ships will anchor offshore and tenders will be provided to the shore.

Known as Sugar City, Lautoka is framed by the blue Pacific Ocean on the western side and green gold sugar cane and pine trees on the other sides. In the city you'll find wide-open streets lined with swaying palm trees and colonial-style houses. Ships will dock at the port.

Top Things to Do in Lautoka:

• snorkel at Savala or Bounty Island
• bathe in a natural geothermal mud pond
• visit a traditional village
• explore the Koroyanitu National Heritage Park
• visit the nearby town of Nadi

Evenings on board offer a variety of entertainment options. Relax in the main lounge with live music or head to the sky deck for cocktails under the stars. Daily briefings, fun games organized by the crew, and the company of fellow travellers ensure there's never a dull moment. With a range of activities and social opportunities, your evenings will be as enjoyable as your days.

The capital of New Caledonia, Noumea is a little piece of France in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It has all the flavour and ambience of a bustling, sophisticated provincial french town with the friendly charms, adventure and heavenly climate of the pacific islands. Ships will dock at the port.

Top Things to Do on Noumea:

• tour Noumea on the Tchou Tchou Train
• sail to and snorkel the New Caledonia Lagoon
• visit Amedee Island
• explore Parc Forestier

Indulge in the ultimate relaxation at the top deck, featuring a spacious Jacuzzi and comfortable loungers perfect for soaking up the sun. Enjoy panoramic views and unwind at the sky bar with refreshing cocktails. The observation deck offers a serene space to read, make yourself a coffee, or grab snacks and drinks while enjoying the ocean views.

Ships arriving into Sydney typically dock at Circular Quay, or the White Bay Cruise Terminal, slightly farther west. From Circular Quay, you can easily access the iconic Sydney Opera House and the Royal Botanic Garden. Public transport options include trains, buses, and ferries. White Bay passengers can take a shuttle or taxi to reach key attractions like Darling Harbour and The Rocks, known for their shops, restaurants, and historical sites.