Sailing in 2025 and 2026, there are two cruises sailing from Sydney to Hong Kong and two cruises sailing from Sydney to Singapore.
Enjoy a cruise sailing through Australia and debarking in either Hong Kong or Singapore. Explore popular Australian destinations such as Brisbane, Darwin and Airlie Beach before cruising through international locations like Bitung, Manila and Hong Kong.
Experience a variety of cultures, from Airlie Beach sandwiched between the coast of Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef, ranking among the worlds best beaches. To, the Philippines’ sprawling capital city of bustling diverse cultures and heritage. With a colonial taste of Spain and strong flavour of Asia, Manila is home to one of the largest Chinatowns on the planet. A stroll down Ongpin Street will present a distinct Chinese taste, lined by herbal stores and eateries.
2024 is Queen Anne’s first year in service, set to make dozens of maiden calls to ports and countries around the world. When a ship calls into port for the first time, it's a very special occasion, for locals and travellers alike. It's not uncommon to see people gathering portside to welcome the ship in.
On a Queen Anne voyage feel inspired by the blend of classic and contemporary interior design, relax at the Mareel Spa, enjoy a signature Afternoon Tea, or marvel at the Grand Lobby.
The Royal Court Theatre aboard Queen Anne offers award-winning theatre that has been specially adapted for the ocean stage. With captivating headline performers, acclaimed insightful speakers, and screenings of feature-length films to keep its passengers entertained.
Similarly, the Queen Mary 2 offers a spacious and luxurious layout, with many features on board designed to relax or excite, including live entertainment, a trip to the spa or reading in the library. Queen Mary 2 hosts live entertainment acts such as cabaret artistes, theatrical productions, and ballroom and Latin dancing.
Another feature of Queen Mary 2 is Illuminations, the largest planetarium at sea. Illuminations also doubles as a 3D cinema and classical music venue. The planetarium dome sends passengers on a voyage across the solar system, navigating the stars, or shows other science and natural history films, with up to four screenings on each sea day. With the dome retracted, Illuminations hosts 3D films and stunning concerts and recitals.
For the adults, there is a Gala Evening at least once on every voyage of three nights or more, with the dress code revealed prior to sailing in order to pack accordingly. On these nights the ship is decorated, with signature dining menus and specialty cocktails. There is a complimentary drink awaiting at dinner, and musicians entertaining it’s guests long into the night.
Sydney to Hong Kong | 19-nights
Cruise Liner: Queen Anne
2025 departure date: Feb 28
Itinerary: Sydney > Brisbane > Airlie Beach > Yorkey’s knob > Darwin > Manila > Hong Kong
Sydney to Hong Kong | 18-nights
Cruise Liner: Queen Mary 2
2026 departure date: Mar 4
Itinerary: Sydney > Brisbane > Yorkeys Knob > Darwin > Bitung > Hong Kong
Sydney to Singapore | 24-nights
Cruise Liner: Queen Mary 2
2026 departure date: Mar 4
Itinerary: Sydney > Brisbane > Yorkeys’s Knob > Darwin > Bitung > Hong Kong > Chan May > Singapore
Sydney to Singapore | 25-nights
Cruise Liner: Queen Anne
2025 departure date: Feb 28
Itinerary: Sydney > Brisbane > Airlie Beach > Yorkey’s knob > Darwin > Manila > Hong Kong > Phu My > Singapore