Cruises from Adelaide

Cruise Lines Departing from Adelaide

There is a range of cruise lines that offer itineraries departing from Adelaide, you are sure to find one to suit your budget and wishes.

• P&O Australia cruises from Adelaide
• Princess cruises from Adelaide
• Silversea cruises from Adelaide

Top Destinations from Adelaide

Discover the best of your own backyard and more with a cruise holiday setting sail right from your doorstep. The variety of destinations visited by cruises departing from Adelaide is pretty good:

• New Zealand cruises from Adelaide
• Australia cruises from Adelaide
• Singapore cruises from Adelaide

Things To Do in Adelaide

Adelaide is the capital of South Australia, located on the Adelaide Plains. The city is buzzing with multicultural restaurants, modern art and live-music scenes. Adelaide, once known as the ‘city of churches’ is today more of a city of hip bars and pubs.

The bar scene is thriving, so cocktail tasting is a real thing here. However, if wine is more your thing, check out the National Wine Centre that boasts the biggest wine tasting room in Australia and more than 120 wines to try.

The foodies among you will rejoice at the amount of world famous restaurants and hipster cafes that source out local produce to prepare simple but delicious meals.

Exploring the outside is bliss:

• – Swim with the Southern Bluefin tuna just off Granite Island
• – Swim with the dolphins around the Glenelg Beach
• – Enjoy a paddle boat ride or a sightseeing cruise along the Torrens River
• – Visit Australia’s only giant pandas at the Adelaide Zoo

The Best Time to Visit Adelaide

If you are coming from outside of Adelaide, we would definitely recommend you spend some time and explore the beautiful city pre- or post-cruise. Two or three days are enough to scratch the surface and tick it off your bucket list.

Spring and autumn are the best seasons for visiting South Australia and Adelaide in particular. The weather is very mild, with little rain and temperatures ranging between 16°C and 21°C.