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Voyage to the Emerald City


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Brisbane To Seattle
Quantum of the Seas
11 Apr 2027
26 nights
No Alternative Dates
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Hawaii & Tahiti Anthem Travelzoo Members only


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Honolulu To Sydney, Australia
Anthem of the Seas
9 Oct 2026
21 nights
No Alternative Dates
Hawaii & South Pacific Anthem


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Honolulu To Sydney, Australia
Anthem of the Seas
3 Oct 2027
21 nights
No Alternative Dates
French Polynesia from Honolulu, Hawaii, USA with the Celebrity Solstice


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From Honolulu To Sydney, Australia
Celebrity Solstice
from A$153 – A$788 off when you book online
28 Sep 2027
19 nights
No Alternative Dates
Tahitian Dreams & Hawaiian Breezes Travelzoo Members only


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Sydney, Australia To Honolulu
Anthem of the Seas
14 Apr 2027
18 nights
No Alternative Dates
Transpacific from Brisbane, Australia with the Quantum of the Seas


Cruise Only
From Brisbane To Seattle
Quantum of the Seas
from A$145 – A$978 off when you book online
11 Apr 2027
22 nights
No Alternative Dates
Hawaii from Sydney, Australia with the Grand Princess


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From / To Sydney, Australia
Grand Princess
from A$240 – A$437 off when you book online
4 Sep 2027
35 nights
No Alternative Dates
Sydney Royal to Waikiki


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Sydney, Australia To Honolulu
Royal Princess
28 Mar 2027
23 nights
No Alternative Dates
Aloha to Aotearoa


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Honolulu To Auckland
Celebrity Solstice
27 Sep 2026
21 nights
No Alternative Dates
Tahitian Dreams & Hawaiian Breezes


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Sydney, Australia To Honolulu
Anthem of the Seas
14 Apr 2027
18 nights
No Alternative Dates
Papeete, the vibrant capital of French Polynesia, is a picturesque haven known for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality. Visiting Papeete on a cruise is a unique opportunity to experience the breathtaking beauty of the South Pacific while immersing yourself in the traditions of Polynesian culture. Fun fact: Papeete is home to the world-famous Marquesas Islands, known for their dramatic landscapes and diverse marine life, just a short sail away!
When your cruise ship docks in Papeete, you’re in for a variety of exciting adventures. Here are some top things to do:
Cruises visiting Papeete often include stops at these enchanting ports:
Cruises sailing to Papeete often explore these beautiful regions:
What is the typical cost of a cruise?
A one-week cruise visiting Papeete generally ranges from $1,500 for standard cruises to about $6,500 for luxury options. A two-week cruise may vary from $3,000 to $12,000 depending on selected amenities and cruise lines.
What should I expect for the costs of food and beverages?
Dining costs while exploring Tahiti can range from 1,500 XPF to 3,500 XPF for casual meals, while mid-range dining typically costs between 3,500 XPF and 7,000 XPF, allowing for local and international culinary delights.
What are some of the dining and shopping possibilities to know about?
Papeete is filled with an array of dining options from local food stalls to upscale restaurants. The Papeete Market offers an excellent place for shopping, showcasing local crafts, clothing, and culinary products to take home.
What are transportation options?
Transportation options in Papeete include taxis and rental cars. Buses operate in a limited capacity, so plan accordingly if you want to explore further outside the city!
What should I know about the local currency and making payments?
The local currency is the CFP Franc (XPF). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it is advisable to carry some cash for smaller purchases, especially at local markets and food stalls.
What are safety and health tips to be aware of?
Papeete is generally safe for tourists. However, as always, stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas, and take standard precautions with your belongings while exploring.
What are some helpful language or cultural tips?
The official language is French, but Tahitian is also widely spoken, and many locals also understand English. Learning a few phrases in French can greatly enhance your interactions and show respect for the local culture!
Papeete Cruises