$173 a nt—Brisbane to Hawaii & Seattle cruise w/air, 57% off

Sail the seas in style on board Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas, which will call Brisbane home for the upcoming 2025-2026 sailing season. With this cruise-stay-fly itinerary from Cruise1st departing in April 2026, you'll go on an epic 26-night adventure that will introduce you to some of the world's most stunning scenery.

The fun-focused cruise liner will cross the beautiful Pacific as it sets off towards French Polynesia, including stops in Tahiti and Moorea, before island-hopping through enchanting Hawaii. From there, you’ll cruise to the West Coast of the US, where you’ll disembark in the seaside city of Seattle. A return flight to Brisbane is also included in the price of the package, plus you’ll get a bonus two nights' hotel accommodation in Seattle post-cruise.

Prices start at $4499 per person for Travelzoo members, slashing regular prices for this holiday package by up to 57%—that’s a minimum saving of $4261 for the interior cabin and as much as $10,286 off if you choose the suite.

What’s Included

• 24-night cruise from Brisbane to Seattle aboard Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas, including:
• All shipboard main meals (excluding specialty restaurants)
• A wide range of onboard activities and entertainment
• Port and government charges
• 2-night stay at a 4-star hotel in Seattle
• One-way flight from Seattle to Brisbane

When

This itinerary departs Brisbane on 14 April 2026.

Cabin upgrades

Featured prices are based on an Interior Cabin while cruising, however, we've found even greater savings on upgraded cabins. You'll save $4660 per person if you upgrade to an Oceanview Cabin, $5892 if you book a Balcony Cabin, and an impressive $10,286 if you opt for the luxury Suite. Upgrades start from $500 per person:

• +$500 for an Oceanview Cabin
• +$1200 for a Balcony Cabin
• +$4100 for a Junior Suite  

To find out more, see our partner's website.

Holiday snapshot

Brisbane – Tahiti – Moorea –Honolulu – Kauai – Kona – Hilo – Seattle – Brisbane

About the trip

Day 1 – Your cruise departs Brisbane today onboard Voyager of the Seas as you settle in for six relaxing days at sea. During this time, you'll cross the International Date Line as you travel towards the capital of French Polynesia.

Day 2-7 – Cruising

Day 8 – Your first stop is Tahiti, the largest island in French Polynesia, and home to the vibrant capital city of Papeete. Formed by the eruption of two volcanoes, the island boasts immense natural beauty. Relax on one of the palm-fringed beaches, buy a few local trinkets at the city-centre Municipal Market, or visit The Robert Wan Pearl Museum (the world's only museum dedicated to pearls). 

Day 9 – Today you'll island-hop across to the paradise island of Moorea, known for its dense rainforests, jagged volcanic mountains, and blissful beaches. Take in the local culture with an excursion to Tiki Village to watch a traditional Polynesian dance, head to Opunohu Bay for a memorable snorkelling trip, or enjoy the jaw-dropping views of Cook's Bay and Mount Tohivea with a hike up to Belvedere Lookout. At the end of the day, you'll jump back on the ship for five leisurely days at sea.

Day 10-14 – Cruising

Day 15-16 – The Hawaiian leg of your cruise kicks off with a visit to the sunny capital, Honolulu, on the island of Oahu. You'll spend the night on board, giving you extra time to explore your spectacular surrounds. From picture-perfect beaches to a rich and complex history, there's something here to satisfy every type of traveller. History enthusiasts should visit Pearl Harbour or the impressive Iolani Palace, while lovers of the outdoors will be spoilt for choice with the many activities on offer, including canoeing and kayaking, snorkelling, swimming and surfing. The well-known crescent-shaped beachfront of Waikiki attracts many visitors with its fashion stores, hula shows, restaurants and cocktail bars.

Day 17 – Today you'll cruise into the port of Nawiliwili, the gateway to the island of Kauai, nicknamed "The Garden Isle". There is plenty of ground to cover on the island, from the beautiful beaches and magnificent hikes along the coastal Kalalau Trail, to the tropical forest zip-lines, and world-class museums. The dramatic cliffs and towering mountains of Na Pali Coast have even featured in major Hollywood films and TV shows.

Day 18 – Next you'll visit the pretty town of Kailua-Kona on the west coast of Hawaii Island. Go on a tour of Hulihe‘e Palace, a former holiday home for Hawaiian royalty, to learn about Hawaiian history. You can also explore its natural wonders, including the island's many unique waterfalls and volcanoes—from the harbour you can spot one of Hawaii's three active volcanoes, Hualalai, making for an interesting photo opportunity during your trip.

Day 19 – On the other side of Hawaii island, you'll spend the day in the laid-back town of Hilo. Visit the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden, take a hike through the Volcano National Park, see the lava-covered town of Kalapana, or head to Wailuku River State Park to snap a photo of the famous Rainbow Falls. The next five days will be spent at sea as you set sail for the West Coast of the US.

Day 20-24 – Cruising

Day 25-26 – After an epic 24-night journey, you'll reach the shores of Seattle, where you'll disembark for an exciting 2-night stay. As the largest city in the US state of Washington, Seattle offers endless sightseeing: top-of-the-list is the iconic Space Needle where you can enjoy sweeping city views from the observation deck, as well as the must-see waterside Olympic Sculpture Park, and the many world-class museums. Head down to the Pike Place Market during your stay to experience the local atmosphere (the market has over 100 years of fascinating history).

Day 27 – Once you've checked out of your hotel, you'll head to the airport and travel back to Brisbane, with many unforgettable memories to take with you.