Pacific Sun is a fully-equipped holiday resort, offering you endless choices in a sparkling blue setting. The unique atmosphere is your invitation to do it all - or simply relax and do nothing at all. No matter how you choose to spend your time, there's so much to enjoy you could be excused for missing the amazing views. The ship features many dining options available in the superb restaurants and throughout the ship. Then move through the dazzling entertainment venues and the many bars and lounges (after a full day of having fun, you'll deserve a drink). Then you can explore the pools and fitness facilities (in case you find the dining too tempting). With so much to see and do, the Pacific Sun offers a great holiday destination. http://www.cleancruising.com.au/ship.asp?ship=PACDAW
Pacific Dawn, arriving in October 2007, will cruise from Sydney to the unspoilt tropical islands of the South Pacific. She will be Australia's first superliner, boasting spacious decks and an abundance of affordable balcony cabins. Formerly Regal Princess, Pacific Dawn was designed in 1991, by famed architect Renzo Piano, it features a unique dolphin-like prow and a distinctive domed observation lounge that curves around the ships front for spectacular views. The 11 decks feature an array of entertainment venues and amenities, including two swimming pools. An exciting addition to the fleet will be the 184 balcony staterooms on Pacific Dawn, out of a total of 795 cabins. http://www.cleancruising.com.au/ship.asp?ship=PACDAW
Sun Princess - along with its sister ships Dawn and Sea - have more than 400 balcony staterooms, so you can wake up to your own exclusive vista. Take a dip in one of three spacious pools or spend your evening at one of the show lounges with unique performances each night. Dining options are also plentiful, including two formal dining rooms, the Sterling Steakhouse and the 24-hour Horizon Court. And don't miss the Lotus Spa for some pampering. http://www.cleancruising.com.au/port.asp?port=FJSUV
Pacific Dawn, arriving in October 2007, will cruise from Sydney to the unspoilt tropical islands of the South Pacific. She will be Australia's first superliner, boasting spacious decks and an abundance of affordable balcony cabins. Formerly Regal Princess, Pacific Dawn was designed in 1991, by famed architect Renzo Piano, it features a unique dolphin-like prow and a distinctive domed observation lounge that curves around the ships front for spectacular views. The 11 decks feature an array of entertainment venues and amenities, including two swimming pools. An exciting addition to the fleet will be the 184 balcony staterooms on Pacific Dawn, out of a total of 795 cabins. http://www.cleancruising.com.au/ship.asp?ship=PACDAW
Pacific Sun is a fully-equipped holiday resort, offering you endless choices in a sparkling blue setting. The unique atmosphere is your invitation to do it all - or simply relax and do nothing at all. No matter how you choose to spend your time, there's so much to enjoy you could be excused for missing the amazing views. The ship features many dining options available in the superb restaurants and throughout the ship. Then move through the dazzling entertainment venues and the many bars and lounges (after a full day of having fun, you'll deserve a drink). Then you can explore the pools and fitness facilities (in case you find the dining too tempting). With so much to see and do, the Pacific Sun offers a great holiday destination. http://www.cleancruising.com.au/ship.asp?ship=PACDAW
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