| Cruise line | Princess Cruises |
|---|---|
| Ship | Coral Princess |
| Duration | 29 nights |
| Port calls | 14 |
| Departures | 1 sailings |
| Year built | 2002 |
| Guests | 2390 |
| Cabins | 1000 |
| Crew | 895 |
| Length | 294 m |
| Beam | 32 m |
| Cruising speed | 22.0 kn |
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Oahu Island Hawaii Cruise from Honolulu to Sydney — 30 Days
29 nights · Oahu Island Hawaii · Departs Honolulu (USA) · Visiting Nawiliwili, Pago Pago, Suva, Dravuni Island Fiji, Port Vila, Luganville, Rabaul, Trobriand Islands PNG, Alotau, Cairns, Airlie Beach, Brisbane, Sydney · Aboard Princess Cruises on the Coral Princess
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Day 1
Honolulu, USA
Honolulu brings the Pacific to your doorstep, with Oahu’s volcanic ridges rising behind a busy harbor. From the cruise pier, historic downtown and Iolani Palace are close; Waikiki’s beaches and Diamond Head lie farther east. Set aside time for Pearl Harbor, where the USS Arizona Memorial gives the islands’ modern history unmistakable weight. Then explore Chinatown’s markets and restaurants, or take a scenic drive along Oahu’s southeastern coast.
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Day 2
Nawiliwili, USA
Nawiliwili is Kauai’s working harbor, set beside Kalapaki Beach on the island’s southeast coast. Lihue, the island’s main town, is nearby, as are the Kauai Museum and the road to Wailua Falls. Begin with a stroll along Kalapaki’s curved bay, or head inland to Kilohana, a restored plantation estate. Further afield, the road to Waimea Canyon rewards an early start with sweeping views into its immense, rust-red gorge. Allow time for Kauai’s narrow, winding roads; distances can be deceptive.
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Day 9
Pago Pago, USA
Pago Pago’s deep harbor lies beneath steep, green volcanic ridges, among the South Pacific’s most striking arrivals. On Tutuila, American Samoa’s largest island, the town balances Polynesian tradition with an unmistakable American presence. In Fagatogo, local shops and harbor life give the waterfront its everyday character. Above town, Mount Alava rises over rainforest protected within the National Park of American Samoa. Allow time for the views—and for the warmth of Samoan hospitality, best met at an unhurried pace.
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Day 12
Suva, Fiji
Suva is Fiji’s lively capital, set on Viti Levu’s southeast coast beside a deep-water harbour. The Fiji Museum traces the islands’ history, while nearby Thurston Gardens offer a leafy walk. At the municipal market, tropical produce, yaqona and crafts reveal everyday Fijian life. Suva’s Indian, Fijian and Chinese influences also shape its cafés and cuisine. A short drive inland, Colo-i-Suva Forest Park offers rainforest trails and swimming holes.
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Day 13
Dravuni Island Fiji, Fiji
Dravuni Island lies in Fiji’s southern Kadavu group, beside the Great Astrolabe Reef. Its village, palm-fringed shore and green volcanic rise make a striking first impression. A path climbs to the island’s highest point, where reef and lagoon spread below. Swim or snorkel from the beach, then discover village life on this small, welcoming island.
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Day 15
Port Vila, Vanuatu
Port Vila, Vanuatu’s capital, curves around a sheltered harbor on Efate, where green hills meet the sea. Along the waterfront, cafés, markets and shops reveal a lively blend of Ni-Vanuatu, French and island influences. Visit the National Museum to learn about Vanuatu’s cultural traditions, then browse local produce at the central market. Beyond town, Mele Cascades offers a refreshing walk to tiered falls, while nearby villages provide insight into island life.
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Day 16
Luganville, Vanuatu
Luganville is the gateway to Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu’s largest island, where wartime history meets clear-water lagoons. Explore the SS President Coolidge, a luxury liner sunk during World War II. At Million Dollar Point, Allied equipment was dumped into the sea after the war. Beyond town, freshwater blue holes and beaches reward a drive through the island’s green interior. Choose Luganville for accessible history, warm-water diving and unhurried island scenery.
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Day 20
Rabaul
Rabaul occupies the rim of Simpson Harbour, where rainforest slopes meet a dramatic volcanic caldera. Tavurvur still steams above town, recalling the 1994 eruptions that buried old Rabaul in ash. Explore Japanese wartime tunnels and wreckage, then visit the Rabaul Museum for context. For a closer look at local life, Kokopo, the province’s quieter commercial centre, lies about 30 kilometres away.
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Day 21
Trobriand Islands PNG
The Trobriand Islands lie in Milne Bay Province, off Papua New Guinea’s eastern coast. Kiriwina, the largest island, is known for villages, coral beaches and gardens where yams hold deep social significance. Discover the region’s distinctive matrilineal traditions and its connection to the famed kula exchange, a ceremonial network linking islands. With local guidance, you can see how these customs remain part of community life.
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Day 22
Alotau
Alotau sits on Papua New Guinea’s southeastern coast, where rainforest hills frame the sheltered waters of Milne Bay. The town is the gateway to a province of islands, reefs and traditional coastal communities. History is close: in 1942, Allied forces defeated Japanese troops at the Battle of Milne Bay. It was the first major Japanese defeat on land in the Pacific War. Visit the local market, then look out across a bay made for slow exploration.
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Day 24
Cairns, Australia
Cairns puts two World Heritage landscapes within reach: the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics rainforest. Boats leave the marina for coral reefs and islands. Inland, the scenic railway and Skyrail connect Cairns with Kuranda, a mountain village above the rainforest. The Esplanade’s waterfront lagoon offers a refreshing pause in the tropical city. Allow time for Cairns itself: its markets, cafés and relaxed waterfront reward a slower pace between excursions.
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Day 26
Airlie Beach, Australia
Airlie Beach is the mainland gateway to the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef, on Queensland’s Coral Sea coast. Boats leave its marina for island beaches, reef snorkelling and sailing, on day trips or overnight cruises. The foreshore lagoon offers a saltwater swim and bay views; cafés and shops line the town centre. Conway National Park’s rainforest trails provide a quieter inland counterpoint.
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Day 28
Brisbane, Australia
Brisbane is a river city with a relaxed subtropical pace and a confident cultural scene. Ride a CityCat ferry for an easy view of its bridges, riverside parks and skyline. At South Bank, galleries, restaurants and the Queensland Performing Arts Centre sit close to a man-made beach. Two leading art museums anchor the Queensland Cultural Centre. Afterward, explore the city’s dining precincts, where Queensland produce and global influences share the menu.
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Day 30
Sydney, Australia
From the water, Sydney’s harbour frames the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and ferries crossing between historic quays. Beyond the waterfront, central Sydney pairs nineteenth-century buildings with contemporary architecture and leafy streets. Walk the Royal Botanic Garden for harbour views, or take a ferry to Manly for a coastal perspective. Allow time to explore The Rocks, where the city’s colonial beginnings meet galleries, cafés and a lively weekend market.
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Published August 29, 2026
Last updated October 3, 2026
Author: J. Richard
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