The flagshipMV She'll Be Right
The biggest and flashiest ship in the fleet. Family-friendly, plenty of entertainment, and everything runs on the unofficial Australian motto: "She'll be right, mate."
Discover our voyages ↗No worries, just waves! 100% Australian owned, Australian operated, and proudly a little bit ridiculous.
Forget the American-style cruise experience. We're bringing the Australian way of life to the high seas. Think proper coffee, meat pies at 2 am, pub rock, questionable dancing, and a captain who addresses passengers as "legends".
And naturally, the entire fleet is registered in Australia, prices are in Aussie dollars, and tipping isn't expected.
See what's cooking →Unofficial philosophy. Officially fantastic holiday advice.
From family adventures to tropical parties and grown-up weekend getaways, we've got a ship for every kind of legend.
The flagshipThe biggest and flashiest ship in the fleet. Family-friendly, plenty of entertainment, and everything runs on the unofficial Australian motto: "She'll be right, mate."
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The tropical party shipPool parties, cold beers, relaxed dress codes and live music. Perfect for Queensland, the South Pacific and people whose idea of formal wear is a clean pair of shorts.
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The adults' favouriteA slightly more sophisticated experience. Wine bars, great restaurants, comedy and weekend escapes. Ideal for people who say they're going to have an early night but somehow finish up in the nightclub at 2 am.
Discover our voyages ↗From servo snacks at 2 am to a parmigiana debate no one can win. And yes, we've got a proper pub.
Open 24 hours. Four'n Twenty-style meat pies, sausage rolls, Chiko Rolls, dim sims and iced coffee. The ultimate post-nightclub destination.
Main dining room serving roast lamb, chicken schnitzel, steak, bangers and mash, and desserts your nan would be proud of.
Poolside barbecue with snags, burgers, steak sandwiches and fried onions. White bread included, of course.
Specialty restaurant offering 15 varieties of chicken parmigiana. Guests are encouraged to argue over what it's called.
Dessert bar specialising in pavlova, lamingtons, vanilla slices, jelly slices and Tim Tams. New Zealanders welcome, but may dispute the menu's origins.
Buffet with an extensive Aussie breakfast, including proper bacon, baked beans, Vegemite toast and hash browns.
Proper Melbourne-style coffee, flat whites, long blacks, banana bread and toasted sandwiches. Instant coffee strictly prohibited.
The ship's traditional Aussie pub. Cold beer, chicken parmas, pool tables, live footy and the occasional meat raffle.
Poolside bar serving ice-cold beer, frozen cocktails and lemon, lime & bitters. Drinks served at an appropriately Australian temperature.
Premium drinks venue offering Australian craft beers, spirits and wines. The drinks package is called "Just One More".
Intimate nautical-themed bar with fishing stories, tall tales and happy hour.
Nostalgic club-style entertainment lounge featuring tribute acts, bingo, raffles and Sunday roast specials.
Country music bar with line dancing, Australian country performers and karaoke. Flannel shirts encouraged.
Late-night nightclub playing Aussie classics from the '70s, '80s, '90s and beyond. Closing time is whenever everyone agrees to go home.
Pub rock, barefoot bowls, laughs and live footy. More Aussie than a Bunnings sausage sizzle on a Saturday.
A full-scale theatre production celebrating AC/DC, Cold Chisel, INXS, Midnight Oil, Australian Crawl and John Farnham. Audience participation practically compulsory.
An indoor lawn bowls venue featuring barefoot bowls, cold beer and a traditional Friday night chook raffle. Naturally, the winners must be present to claim their prize.
Australian stand-up comedians, observational humour, political satire and plenty of jokes about cruising. Americans receive subtitles where necessary.
AFL, NRL, cricket, rugby, tennis and the occasional horse race. Dedicated viewing areas prevent Victorian and Queensland passengers from arguing about which code is real footy.
From the Great Thong Toss to Bogan Formal Night, we've proudly thrown the traditional cruise activity planner overboard.
Pool deck competition to see who can throw a foam thong the furthest. Actual footwear remains on feet.
Australia's answer to the Captain's Gala. Flannel shirts, mullets, stubby shorts, mock tattoos and your finest double-pluggers.
Questions on Australian music, television, politics, geography, sport and slang. Bonus points for identifying obscure episodes of Kath & Kim.
A hosted, entirely unnecessary argument. Regional allegiances will be fiercely defended.
Competitive biscuit drinking. Strictly no double-dipping.
A completely serious educational session for international guests. Safety helmets optional.
Saturday lunchtime fundraising barbecue. Gold coin donations for Australian maritime charities. Onions underneath, unless the captain rules otherwise.
Traditional shuffleboard with an Australian twist. Footwear-themed scoring and bonus rounds.
Pub choir-style mass singing featuring classic Australian anthems.
A language workshop for international passengers, covering "yeah nah", "nah yeah", "arvo", "sickie", "servo" and the 47 meanings of "mate".
Something for little legends, big legends and those legends who'd rather just have a massage.
Supervised activities, bush-themed adventures, Australian animal education and an ongoing hunt for the mythical drop bear. No refunds for unsuccessful sightings.
A casino featuring poker, blackjack and roulette, with Australian-themed tournaments. Its signature competition is the Lucky Country Blackjack Challenge.
Hot stone massages, thermal suites, relaxation lounges and a treatment called The Monday Sickie. Book a 90-minute massage and receive a complimentary excuse for missing trivia.
Outdoor movies, giant backyard cricket, giant Jenga, sausage sizzles and Sunday afternoon live music.
Duty-free shopping with Australian products, souvenirs and a surprising number of emergency stubby holders.
Every cruise features some uniquely Australian moments.
Instead of an elegant champagne reception, guests are welcomed aboard with a sausage in bread and the sound of Australian pub rock.
Every sailing finishes with a huge deck party and a ship-wide singalong to John Farnham.
No corporate-sounding announcements. Instead, expect a properly Aussie update from Captain Davo.
G'day legends, Captain Davo here. Seas are looking pretty good today, little bit of a wobble later on, but she'll be right. The bar's open, the sun's out, and whoever's been nicking the pool towels, we know who you are.
Our Fair Dinkum loyalty program: four tiers, unlimited bragging rights, and maybe the last sausage roll.
First cruise. Still figuring out which end is the front.
You've been around the block.
Complimentary drinks, priority boarding and exclusive sausage sizzles.
The ultimate tier. Captain knows your name, bar staff know your order, and the buffet saves you the last sausage roll.
Because naturally, an Australian cruise line would find a way to make a domestic trip unnecessarily complicated.
And the best part? No tipping, Australian power sockets, decent coffee, onboard prices in Australian dollars, and absolutely no requirement to wear a tuxedo to dinner.