Cruise to Brisbane

Highlights include the Brisbane River, Moreton Island, and nearby attractions like the Gold Coast. From there, highlights will differ based on your unique cruising itinerary.

Brisbane’s peak cruising season is from September to April, taking advantage of the warmer months. With that in mind, Queensland’s year-round sunshine makes every month an ideal time to cruise.

Yes, many cruises offer activities and excursions suitable for all ages, with most big cruise lines renowned for their excellent kids club services.

Most cruises include meals, with a focus on Australian cuisine and fresh seafood.

Yes, areas like Moreton Island are home to dolphins, turtles, dugongs and various marine birds.

They can range from day trips along the Brisbane River to extended week-long adventures set for islands in the South Pacific and beyond. 

Yes, many cruises offer music, dance, and culinary experiences that honour Australian and First Nations culture and traditions.

Casual attire, swimwear, sun protection, and comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

Yes, some cruises focus on wildlife watching, island hopping, or cultural experiences. Keep your eyes peeled for event specific cruises, or entertainment based options like P&O’s comedy cruise.

Brisbane is well-connected by air and road, with the city's port a short distance from the city center and easily accessible via public transport, taxi or private transfer.