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AUSTRALIA'S LEADING CRUISE LINE P&O CRUISES HAS CONTINUED TO EXPAND IT'S LOCAL OFFERINGS WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF ANOTHER NEW REGIONAL PORT IN 2015 !
Australia’s leading cruise line P&O Cruises has continued to expand its local offerings with the announcement of another new regional port in 2015.
The cruise line will make its maiden call to Victoria’s picturesque Mornington Peninsula next year with a new four-night P&OSeaBreak cruising from Sydney to Mornington on March 16, 2015, priced from $549* per person quad share.
Mornington Peninsula adds to a growing line-up of regional ports with P&O Cruises recently announcing calls to New South Wales’ Hunter Valley wine region and Eden on the state’s south coast, Portland on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, and the Sunshine Coast port of Mooloolaba.
Meanwhile, the cruise line’s new 2015-16 program, on sale today, also features more visits to South Australian regional ports including Kangaroo Island and Port Lincoln as well as Burnie and Port Arthur in Tasmania.
For more information see a travel agent, call 13 24 94 or visit pocruises.com.au
Information supplied by: P&O Cruises Australia.
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