P&O Cruises Australia has recently made the purchase of Princess Cruises ‘Golden Princess’ and have now announced that their new ship will be renamed Pacific Adventurer.
The ship is due to join the fleet in October 2020 and will be one of their first Grand Class Ship, followed closely behind her sister ship ‘Star Princess’ due to join the Grand Class Fleet in 2021.
Pacific Adventure is set to showcase an increased range of cabin options for all guess including Five-Berth Cabins, which is a first for P&O Australia. As well as a huge 560 balcony cabins, plus over 200 suites and mini-suites.
The new ship is set to boast numerous new dining experiences with Australian Chef Luke Mangan and Melbourne Chef Johnny di Francesco having their input into new concepts.Not only all this but Pacific Explorer will also have a child-free Oasis retreat spanning over multiple decks, so guests are able to enjoy the perfect peaceful day. However even through all the new features on Pacific Adventure, the ship will still have signature features that P&O customers love.
Pacific Adventure will carry 3100 guests to spectacular destinations, with itineraries being released on 17th October and going on sale from 23rd October.
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