Win One of Seven Cruises Onboard Stylish Superliner Sun Princess!
Princess Cruises and Complete Cruise Solution are giving Australian travel agents the chance to win a 14-night cruise on its superb superliner Sun Princess, simply by taking inspiration from the ship’s full brochure released this week.
The glossy new 32-page brochure details 12 sublime cruises to New Zealand, Tasmania, South Pacific and Australia, as part of Sun Princess’ debut Australian season which marks the beginning of a new era of premium cruising in Australia.
Featuring more than 400 staterooms with balconies, Sun Princess will allow Australian passengers the opportunity to soak up the relaxing atmosphere on their own private balcony or take advantage of the superliner’s many onboard facilities including eight restaurants and cafes, nine bars and show lounges and four swimming pools.
Travel agents can enter the draw to win one of seven cruises for two on the luxurious Sun Princess S805 14-night cruise around New Zealand, by reading the Sun Princess brochure and describing in 25 words or less why they can’t wait to sail on the superliner.
Entries can be made online at www.agents-online.com.au until October 16, 2006, and the most creative answer from each state will secure the prize and sail into the sunset on Sun Princess.
The prize cruise departs Sydney on February 10, 2008, visiting the spectacular Milford Sound before sailing to Dunedin and Lyttelton on the South Island, and then on to Wellington, Tauranga, Auckland and the tranquil Bay of Islands on the North Island.
With a total prize pool valued at $89,000, winners will enjoy return flights to join Sun Princess in Sydney, comfortable accommodation in a stateroom with private balcony plus all main meals and onboard entertainment.
The 77,000-ton Sun Princess will be the largest superliner ever to be based in Australia when she arrives in November 2007, but will offer a tailor-made Australian experience in terms of itineraries, entertainment and onboard currency in Australian dollars.
Adults will love the fine dining, Broadway-style entertainment and the choice of doing as much or as little as they wish, while children will make firm friends in the three youth and teen programs and enjoy the many activities on offer.
Fares for Sun Princess’ season start at $1701* per person in a complete twin for a magical eight-night cruise exploring the natural wilderness and rich history of Tasmania.
Sun Princess will also visit some of Australia’s most inspiring and cultural regions on circumnavigations of Australia, which depart Sydney on November 7, 2007 and March 9, 2008 and are priced from $6995 per person.
Passengers can choose to combine the spectacular 28-night round-Australia itinerary with the 14-night round-New Zealand itinerary for a complete 42-night Antipodean cruise experience from $9677 per person.
Graham Muldoon
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