Say “aloha” to Hawaii as you sail across the Pacific with stops at idyllic islands.
A cruise across the Pacific will show you the exquisite treasures that this ocean has to offer.
With cruises from 15-31 nights, you’re bound to have an exciting journey with trips to exotic islands that will impress.
Plus, you’ll experience awe-inspiring views at destinations such as New Zealand, French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Fiji and more.
Where do cruises sail to from Sydney?
Cruises departing from Sydney sail into Honolulu, which is the capital of Hawaii and sits on the island of Oahu.
Which cruise lines sail from Sydney?
- Royal Caribbean
- Holland America Line
- Celebrity Cruises
- Carnival
Our favourite itineraries on cruises from Sydney to Hawaii
16-night Sydney to Honolulu Cruise from Flight Centre - Cruises
Highlights:
- 15 nigh sailing on Royal Caribbean's Ovation of the Seas
- Ports of Call include Papeete (Tahiti), Moorea, Bora Bora and Lahaina
- Departs 17 April 2019
Where do cruises depart from in Sydney?
There are two ports in Sydney from which all cruise lines dock and depart. One is the Overseas Passenger Terminal in Circular Quay and the other is the White Bay Cruise Terminal.
Most cruises bound for Hawaii depart from the Overseas Passenger Terminal. Larger liners on world cruises tend to depart from White Bay Cruise Terminal.
Airport to cruise terminal transfers
You can reach the Overseas Passenger Terminal from the airport direct by train to Circular Quay Station, which is a five-minute walk from the cruise terminal.
Alternatively, airport shuttles and taxis are available, which can get you to the port within 25 minutes.
Shared transfers start from $15 when booked online through Viator or City Discovery and can take you direct to the terminal, Central train station or your CBD hotel.
