Australia – Quantum of the Seas, March 5th to 12th 2027

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DAY 1 - Friday Mar 5th

Brisbane, Australia

Departure at 16h00

*Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, Australia, is a vibrant and sunny city known for its outdoor lifestyle, cultural attractions, and stunning riverfront. Explore the South Bank Parklands, visit the Queensland Art Gallery, and take in panoramic city views from the Wheel of Brisbane. Wander through the historic streets of Fortitude Valley, dine at riverside restaurants, and enjoy outdoor activities like kayaking on the Brisbane River. Brisbane's blend of subtropical climate, arts and culture, and beautiful parks makes it a delightful destination in the Land Down Under.

DAY 2 - Saturday Mar 6th

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 3 - Sunday Mar 7th

Airlie Beach, Australia

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 20h00

Airlie Beach, Australia, is a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. Sail to pristine Whitsunday Islands, dive the reef, and relax on palm-lined beaches. Lively esplanade, vibrant nightlife, and nearby rainforests make it an adventure and relaxation hub on the Queensland coast.

DAY 4 - Monday Mar 8th

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 5 - Tuesday Mar 9th

Cairns, Australia

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 19h00

Cairns, located in the tropical north of Queensland, Australia, is a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the lush Daintree Rainforest. Dive into the world's largest coral reef system, explore ancient rainforests, and embark on thrilling wildlife adventures. Cairns is an adventurer's paradise, offering an extraordinary blend of natural wonders and outdoor experiences.

DAY 6 - Wednesday Mar 10th

Willis Island, Australia

Arrival at 09h00

Departure at 10h00

Willis Island, located in the Coral Sea, is a tiny but significant coral cay that serves primarily as a weather monitoring station. Situated approximately halfway between Australia and Papua New Guinea, Willis Island is part of the Australian territory and is home to a small team of meteorologists who monitor weather conditions in the region. While the island itself is uninhabited apart from the weather station staff, it serves as an important point for gathering meteorological data that contributes to weather forecasts and climate research in the surrounding area. While access to Willis Island is restricted to authorized personnel only, its remote location and unique role in weather monitoring make it an intriguing destination for those interested in meteorology and oceanography.