Your Choice Cruising on Pacific Dawn, means more choice in cabins with balcony cabins set to become an affordable luxury, more choice in entertainment with fabulous performances in both Pacific Dawn's signature Dome and the International Show Lounge and more choice in dining with 5 different evening venues where passengers choose when, where and with whom they wish to dine.
Distinctive profile designed by world-renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano, spacious domed forward entertainment area and observation lounge, three-storey atrium foyer, casino, jogging track, pizzeria, 9 bars and lounges, two restaurants, whirlpool spas, library, showlounge, duty-free shopping, medical centre, gym and health spa.
Star Rating:
4 Star
Cruise Type:
Contemporary
Passenger Capacity(dbl):
2050
Tonnage:
77000 tonnes
Length:
811 ft
Nationality of Crew:
International
Beam:
105.6 ft
Nationality of Officers:
British
Speed:
22.5 knots
Nationality of Dining Staff:
International
Draft:
25.5
Ship Registration:
Great Britian
Onboard Currency:
AUD
Refurbished:
2007
Private bedroom with queen-size bed. Sitting room area and balcony for entertaining. TV. Refrigerator. Bathroom with tub and shower. Walk-in closet with dressing area. Approximately 558 square feet, including balcony.
Private bedroom with queen-size bed. Sitting room area and balcony for entertaining. TV. Refrigerator. Bathroom with tub and shower. Walk-in closet with dressing area. Approximately 558 square feet, including balcony.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. Balcony. TV. Desk. Spacious closet. Refrigerator. Approximately 210 square feet.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. Balcony. TV. Desk. Spacious closet. Refrigerator. Approximately 210 square feet.
View Diagram Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. Balcony. TV. Desk. Spacious closet. Refrigerator. Approximately 210 square feet.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. Balcony. TV. Desk. Spacious closet. Refrigerator. Approximately 210 square feet.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. Balcony. TV. Desk. Spacious closet. Refrigerator. Approximately 210 square feet.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window (categories GG-HH obstructed). Approximately 190 square feet. Category H has one lower bed and one upper berth, and porthole (approximately 158 square feet).
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window. Approximately 190 square feet.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window. Approximately 190 square feet
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window. Approximately 190 square feet.
Two beds, which make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Refrigerator. Spacious closet. Approximately 190 square feet.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window . Approximately 190 square feet.
View Diagram Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window. Approximately 190 square feet
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window (categories GG-HH obstructed). Approximately 190 square feet.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window (categories GG-HH obstructed). Approximately 190 square feet.
Category H has two lower berths which can be made into a
queen, and porthole (approximately 158 square feet). TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window (categories GG-HH obstructed). Approximately 190 square feet.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window (categories GG-HH obstructed). Approximately 190 square feet.
Two beds, which make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Refrigerator. Spacious closet. Approximately 190 square feet.
Two beds, which make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Refrigerator. Spacious closet. Approximately 190 square feet.
Two beds, which make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Refrigerator. Spacious closet. Approximately 190 square feet.
Two beds, which make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Refrigerator. Spacious closet. Approximately 190 square feet.
Two beds, which make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Refrigerator. Spacious closet. Approximately 190 square feet.
Two beds, which make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Refrigerator. Spacious closet. Approximately 190 square feet.
Two beds, which make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Refrigerator. Spacious closet. Approximately 190 square feet.
One upper and one lower bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window Approximately 190 square feet.
Inside Quad
Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed. TV for in-cabin entertainment. Desk with chairs. Safety deposit box. Spacious closet.
Note: Twin beds cannot be pushed together if there are 3 or 4 people in a cabin.
Two beds, which make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Refrigerator. Spacious closet. Approximately 190 square feet.
Inside Triple
Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed. TV for in-cabin entertainment. Desk with chairs. Safety deposit box. Spacious closet.
Note: Twin beds cannot be pushed together if there are 3 or 4 people in a cabin.
Outside quad
Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed. TV for in-cabin entertainment. Desk with chairs. Safety deposit box. Spacious closet. Picture Window
Note: Twin beds cannot be pushed together if there are 3 or 4 people in a cabin.
Two lower beds that make up into a queen-size bed. TV. Spacious closet. Desk. Refrigerator. Picture window (categories GG-HH obstructed). Approximately 190 square feet.
Outside Triple
Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed. TV for in-cabin entertainment. Desk with chairs. Safety deposit box. Spacious closet. Picture window.
Note: Twin beds cannot be pushed together if there are 3 or 4 people in a cabin.
All P&O Cruises vacation packages are a feast for your senses. Be tempted by tantalising choices, fresh delicious flavours, unique creations. And with 'Your Choice Dining' you can choose who you dine with, when and where!
Our cruise packages include all main meals in your one low fare. Choose from lavish buffet selections or dine on four-course à la Carte menus in our formal dining rooms. If you're yearning for a succulent steak or some freshly shucked oysters, head for our seafood and steakhouse restaurant or the new Salt Grill by Luke Mangan celebrity restaurant.
Enjoy casual dining at a pizzeria or relax poolside with a quick snack. Saunter into The Café for some chocolate indulgence and a perfect latte or luxuriate in a sunset cocktail in one of our bars. And just like any great resort, room service is available 24 hours a day.
Breakfast and Lunch
Continental or hot English breakfast
Sumptuous buffet selections from 6am-10.30am and 11.30am-2.30pm
À la Carte in the main dining room from 7.30am-9.30am and 12pm-2pm
Evening Dining
À la Carte four-course evening meals in the main dining rooms from 5.30pm-10pm.
Casual evening dining from 5pm until late. Venues vary across our fleet and choices include lavish buffets at waterfront restaurants, quick snacks, bistro meals, pizza and pasta, burgers and more.
Specialty dining in the Seafood and Steakhouse (Pacific Dawn and Pacific Sun only) from 5.30pm-10pm
Peckish during the day?
Choose from delicious ways to indulge.
Hot snacks*
Ice Cream Bar*
24-hour room service*
Tea and coffee*
The Cafe^ snack menu, with it's chocolate indulgent dishes, and the tea & coffee menu.
* Charges apply. Dining times may vary throughout the cruise and on each ship.
^ Currently on Pacific Jewel only
The NEW Salt Grill by Luke Mangan
P&O Cruises welcomes the launch of a NEW specialty restaurant and celebrity chef exclusive to Pacific Jewel - Salt Grill by Luke Mangan. Come book a table and dine on this celebrity chef's mouthwatering creations. From signature dishes such as Luke's Salt Grill Crab Omelette to his famous Liqorice Parfait with Lime Syrup, you can enjoy a fantastic food experience for a fraction of the price you'd pay on land. Visit the gallery to get your taste buds dancing!
Your kids will tell you this is their best holiday ever. Why? Because our three on-board Children's Centres* have the coolest ways to entertain your little ones and teens. In fact, there's so much to do in one day that we publish a daily newsletter just to fill you in. Our experienced Youth Activity Team loves organising the most awesome activities. And they take fun seriously, which means our staff are qualified to look after your children, in a safe and secure environment.
Fun for all ages
TC and Skipper
Our two lovable characters, TC and Skipper, star in their very own Junior Cruises Show which is suitable for the whole family to enjoy. All shows are held in the Turtle Cove and Shark Shack Children's Centre.
Ocean Friends Club
In association with Sydney Aquarium, Ocean Friends Club features a fun, educational programme of interactive 'touch and feel' activities, art and craft and energetic games. Kids learn about the marine environment and its many inhabitants. At the end of the cruise, children who take part receive a free entry pass to Sydney Aquarium (conditions apply).
Travelling With Infants
Infant travelling with two adults paying the standard twin fare:
The infant will be charged at the applicable upper child fare when travelling with two adults paying the standard twin fare.
Infant travelling as the second passenger in a twin room:
An infant travelling in a twin cabin as passenger two will be charged the full adult rate.
* Group child-minding from 10:30pm to 1am is at a nominal charge of $5 per child per hour. Due to limited facilities on board, we cannot guarantee your child's participation in the Children's Centres. While we will make every effort to accommodate all children, entry into the Children's Centres is on a first come first serve basis. Children must be toilet trained. Children's Centres vary from ship to ship and hours may differ.P&O Cruises will offer a separate children's dining session if the main dining room exceeds numbers due to children. Passengers will find out once they are onboard if this will be the case. It is suggested that passengers with children book the early dinner sitting of 6pm.
Pacific Princess children automatically sit with adults for dinner. The
Princess has never had a seperate dining session for children.For your child's comfort, enjoyment and security, DO NOT leave him/her in the child care centre for extended periods(especially when in port) as it often unsettles the children. It is suggested that three hours without spending some time with the parents is a maximum. If your child does become upset or distressed, Cruise Staff will contact you so you can pacify your child.A limited range of Heinz baby foods, both "junior" and "strained" plus various infant formulas are carried onboard and provided at no charge. Special requirements should be advised well in advance so the Cruise Line can ensure that they have stocks onboard. Baby food and baby bottle preparation is to be carried out by the parents in their own cabin area pantries.
NB: This information relates to the Pacific Sky, Pacific Sun and Pacific Star. Please see Princess Cruises for information relating to the Pacific Princess.
Comments
We cruised on this ship in
We cruised on this ship in January on a 7 night to South Pacific. A Girls holiday (ages 45-50), no kids , no husbands.We had an absolute ball. Highly reccomend rooms/suites with balcony, We had room A164 which was underneath Lido deck 12. Abit noisy due to tables and chairs being moved around. This was only a bother if you wanted to go to bed early, otherwise was not a problem. You MUST dine at the Steak House- Yes you pay $25 but it is worth it-The best Wagyou steak I have evey eaten. Go with a healthy apetite as it is a HUGE meal.We had slight to moderate seas so sickness not a problem.
Only disapointment was Cinema did not run movies continuously as i imagined, but there are other things to do to keep you busy.
We did this tour in January
We did this tour in January it was absoulety amazing.
The only problem that happen to us was all the cyclones that were happining around then and we had to miss out on Vanautu which I was really looking forward to First was my first cruise and I which I could do it all again LOL.
Thanks for an amazing cruise Joyce
I sailed on the Pacfic Dawn
I sailed on the Pacfic Dawn in March 2011 on the first Family History cruise organized by Unlock the Past and would like to say how much I enjoyed it. It was my first cruise and something I would never have thought I would do. I am the Historian on the sailing brig the Lady Nelson (out of Hobart) and have sailed on many voyages on this wonderful little ship.
The reason why I went on the Pacific Dawn was because of the family history theme and was so glad I did.
Today I gave a talk to the Seniors Club and told them about the enjoyable time I had, it was well received and they were very interested expecially that 240 family history were cated for and looked after so well by the staff and crew. Good luck for the coming one in November.
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