Whangārei, New Zealand
New Zealand’s northernmost city — Whangārei Falls, the Town Basin marina precinct, Whangarei Heads and a gateway to the Bay of Islands.
Port Guide
Port Hedland, Australia
The world’s largest bulk export port — Port Hedland’s dramatic Pilbara landscapes, Aboriginal rock art and salt lakes make for a surprisingly rewarding cruise stop.
Timaru, New Zealand
South Canterbury’s port city — Caroline Bay beach, Art Deco heritage, excellent wine country and easy access to the Mackenzie Basin and Mt Cook.
Bluff, New Zealand
New Zealand’s southernmost port and home of the legendary Bluff oyster — Stirling Point, the foreshore walkway and gateway to Stewart Island.
New Plymouth, New Zealand
Taranaki’s coastal city — the iconic Len Lye wind wand, Pukekura Park, world-class surfing and dramatic views of Taranaki Maunga (Mt Taranaki).
Rarotonga, Cook Islands
The jewel of the Cook Islands — hike the cross-island track, snorkel the lagoon, explore Avarua market and experience the warmth of Cook Islands Māori culture.
Aitutaki, Cook Islands
The world’s most beautiful lagoon — Aitutaki’s turquoise waters, pristine motu (islets) and One Foot Island are a bucket-list Pacific experience.
Honiara, Solomon Islands
The WWII Guadalcanal battlefields, Mataniko Falls, vibrant Central Market and the National Museum of the Solomon Islands all await in this fascinating Pacific capital.
Gizo, Solomon Islands
The Western Province gateway — Gizo’s WWII PT-109 wreck dive, Kennedy Island, spectacular reef snorkelling and laid-back island atmosphere.
Fanning Island, Kiribati
One of the Pacific’s most remote and unspoiled destinations — Tabuaeran’s pristine lagoon, I-Kiribati culture, traditional dances and white-sand beaches offer a rare window into island life.