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World Cruise from Southampton, England with the Queen Anne


Cruise Only
From Southampton, England To Hong Kong
Queen Anne
Full board
New Ship
Premium Cruise Line
11 Jan 2028
63 nights
No Alternative Dates
Best Price Guarantee
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World Cruise from Southampton, England with the Arcadia


Cruise Only
From / To Southampton, England
Arcadia
Adults Only
Family Friendly
Peninsular Club discount
6 Jan 2027
106 nights
No Alternative Dates
World Cruise from Southampton, England with the Queen Victoria


Cruise Only
From / To Southampton, England
Queen Victoria
Full board
Premium Cruise Line
10 Jan 2027
109 nights
No Alternative Dates
World Cruise from Southampton, England with the Queen Victoria


Cruise Only
From Southampton, England To Hamburg
Queen Victoria
Full board
Premium Cruise Line
10 Jan 2027
111 nights
No Alternative Dates
World Cruise from Southampton, England with the Arcadia


Cruise Only
From / To Southampton, England
Arcadia
Adults Only
Family Friendly
Peninsular Club discount
6 Jan 2028
124 nights
No Alternative Dates
Luxury Southampton to Sydney Grand Voyage & Sydney Stay


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Southampton, England To Sydney, Australia
Queen Anne
Full board
New Ship
11 Jan 2028
50 nights
No Alternative Dates
World Cruise from Southampton, England with the Queen Victoria


Cruise Only
From Southampton, England To Sydney, Australia
Queen Victoria
Full board
Premium Cruise Line
10 Jan 2027
44 nights
No Alternative Dates
Southampton To Sydney Luxury Grand Voyage


Cruise with Flight, Hotel, Tours and excursions
From Southampton, England To Sydney, Australia
Queen Victoria
Full board
10 Jan 2027
49 nights
No Alternative Dates
World Cruise from Southampton, England with the Queen Anne


Cruise Only
From Southampton, England To Sydney, Australia
Queen Anne
Full board
New Ship
Premium Cruise Line
11 Jan 2028
46 nights
No Alternative Dates
Australia cruises from the UK give you the chance to journey halfway around the world by sea, with no long-haul flight at the start of your holiday. Instead of stepping straight off a plane into a new time zone, you travel gradually, watching the scenery change as you cross seas and oceans on a stylish, modern cruise ship.
Whether you dream of a classic cruise to Australia from UK that traces old maritime routes, or you would like a more contemporary itinerary that pairs Australia with New Zealand and Asia, there are many options to choose from. Typical routes might include stops in the Mediterranean, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and the Indian Ocean before you finally arrive in ports such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Perth.
For some guests, this type of holiday is a long-held ambition, while for others it is a relaxed and memorable way to relocate or spend an extended season abroad. From the moment you embark, you can treat the ship as your comfortable floating hotel, with your cabin, dining and entertainment all taken care of as you sail towards Australia’s sunlit shores.
Choosing a cruise from UK to Australia offers a very different experience to flying. You have more time to unwind, explore multiple destinations en route and arrive feeling rested and adjusted to the climate.
For travellers who have always wondered what it would be like to take a traditional ship to Australia from UK, these cruises are an appealing modern interpretation. You still enjoy the romance of sea travel, but with the benefits of contemporary ships, fine cuisine and attentive service throughout.
There is a wide variety of cruises from UK to Australia, from year-specific departures to voyages that start in Southampton and journeys that combine Australia with neighbouring New Zealand. Below are some of the key options available when you are planning an Australia cruise from UK.
How long does a cruise from the UK to Australia take?
The duration varies depending on the route and the number of ports visited, but most sailings that travel all the way from the UK to Australia last several weeks. Some itineraries may be part of a longer world cruise, while others are dedicated repositioning or sector voyages. Your Cruise1st specialist can talk you through current options and timings.
Do I have to return to the UK by sea?
Not necessarily. Many guests choose a one-way cruise to Australia from UK, then fly home afterwards or stay on in Australia to visit friends, family or additional regions. Others prefer a round-trip sector, either sailing both ways or combining one leg by ship with one by air.
Which cruise lines sail from the UK to Australia?
Several well-known cruise lines offer sectors or full itineraries that include Australia as part of longer voyages. These might feature classic ocean liners, premium cruise brands or ships that reposition between Europe and Australasia seasonally. Availability changes each year, so it is worth speaking with us to see which lines and ships currently operate your preferred style of cruise to Australia from UK.
What is life like on board during a long voyage?
Sea days are an important part of the experience. You can enjoy a mix of relaxed and more active time: reading on deck, attending talks, using the gym or spa, joining classes or simply enjoying meals and evening entertainment. Many guests find that a long Australia cruise from UK feels surprisingly restful, as you have time to settle into an easy routine and enjoy the journey as much as the destination.
What is the best time of year to cruise to Australia from the UK?
Cruises that include Australia often operate around the Australian spring and summer, when conditions are generally warm and settled in many regions. Exact dates vary by itinerary and cruise line. If you have specific months in mind, our team can help you match your preferred timing with suitable sailings.
Ready to start planning your own cruise from UK to Australia? Speak with our UK-based Cruise1st experts for tailored advice, the latest itineraries and up-to-date deals on sailings that take you all the way from home ports to the harbours of Australia and beyond.