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     New 2019 Dates for Upper Murraylands Cruise
We highly recommend this cruise. See amazing Australian landscape and history
Captain Cook Cruises has released the 2019 departure dates for their much loved seven-night Upper Murraylands Cruise, onboard Paddlewheeler, PS Murray Princess.
Departing once a month, this exciting cruise offers a fascinating itinerary, exploring the northern area of the Murray River from Mannum to Morgan, before returning to Mannum.
2019 Upper Murraylands cruise departures include, 15 February, 15 March, 10 May, 7 June, 16 August, 13 September, 11 October, 15 November and 20 December. 2020 departures include 14 February and 15 March.
The 20 December 2019 departure falls over Christmas and will feature fun Christmas festivities following in the footsteps and success of last years, 2018 Upper Murraylands Christmas Cruise.
The Upper Murraylands cruise visits the historic towns of Waikerie, Morgan and Swan Reach where guests can enjoy a guided walk of the townships. At Morgan a visit to the Living History Museum is a must, while at Swan Reach learn about the history of education and social history of the area from 1917 at the Swan Reach Museum.
Wine lovers can indulge with a delicious lunch and wine tastings at Banrock Station Wine and Wetland Centre, while at Caudo Winery visit the cellar door and tour the beautiful gardens and orchards.
Learn about Aboriginal history at the amazing Ngaut Ngaut Aboriginal Reserve - one of Australia’s most significant archaeological sites and enjoy a guided boardwalk tour of ancient rock carvings.
Experience a fun and very Australian Woolshed Shearing Show at Sunnydale and fall in love with the animals during a visit to a Native Wildlife Shelter.
At Blanchetown enjoy the unique experience of going through Lock No. 1, one of thirteen along the river.
Wildlife lovers can spot an abundance of kangaroos, hairy-nosed wombats, tortoises and many other species on the riverbanks and get up close to the river, its 20-million-year-old cliffs and amazing bird life on-board the ‘Dragon-Fly’ flat bottomed boat scenic boat rides.
Onboard guests can sit back in one of two air-conditioned paddlewheel lounges or on the top sun deck and take in the ever-changing picturesque river scenery, towering limestone cliffs at Big Bend and the river’s natural beauty. In the paddlewheel lounges watch the working paddle wheel through a spectacular two-story glass window.
Food onboard the Murray Princess is a highlight of the cruise. Enjoy a hearty hot buffet breakfast each morning, a delicious two-course or buffet lunch each day and a mouth-watering three-course or buffet dinner to the sounds of a live entertainer each evening.
The cruise also includes a spectacular Captain’s dinner and dance, an Aussie-style barbecue dinner and bush dance on the river bank.
Early Booking Saver Fares start from $1902 per person, twin share and include accommodation, all meals, guided nature walks, eco-excursions, onboard presentations, the Captain’s Dinner and Dance, live entertainment, use of the ship’s facilities including sun deck, bar, two lounges, restaurant and a mini gymnasium.
Scenic coach transfers from Adelaide, or secure car-parking in Mannum, post cruise coach transfers to Adelaide CBD or Adelaide Airport are also included.
Private car transfers for up to four people are also available from and to Adelaide CBD to Mannum and return to Adelaide Airport for $150 per person each way, based on two people travelling.
For Further information and bookings please contact: T: 1300 729 938 from within Australia or +61 9 8202 8697 from Overseas,
Email: murrayprincess@sealink.com.au  , Visit: www.murrayprincess.com.au
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  • Home
  • Destinations
    • Asia
    • Australia >
      • Kimberley CFT
      • SWEPT AWAY BY BROOME
      • The Humpback Highway
      • Aussies Love the Pacific
    • Expedition >
      • Galapagos
    • Europe
    • Alaska / Canada
    • River Cruising
    • USA / Mexico
    • Caribbean
    • World
  • News
    • Paul Gauguin Cruises 2021
    • Paul Gauguin Cruises Special Offer
    • Port of Seattle
    • Paul Gauguin Cruises 2020 Brochure
    • MSC Magnifica Visits Australia
    • Silversea Ships meet in Sydney Harbour
    • Exhibitionism The Rolling Stones
    • Advanced Skipper
    • SeaDream Cuba
    • Quest Tours
    • SHARE on Princess Cruises
    • P&O and Salt Grill
    • Silver Explorer
    • Princess Cruises for Christmas
    • Emerald Princess
    • Pacific Explorer
    • Viking Ocean Cruises
    • Bits
    • Norwegian Star for Australia
    • Coral Princess rebrands
    • Carnival Expands
    • Princess
    • Aussies are World Champions
    • CroisiEurope
    • Ovation
    • Whale Watching Sydney 2015
    • Carnival
    • Samsonite’s Latest Hardcase Innovation
  • Ships
    • MSC Grandiosa
    • Viking Cruises
    • The Pantry
    • Cunard Three Queens
    • What a ship!
    • Your First Cruise
    • Selecting a Cabin
    • Dining at Sea
    • Problems
    • P&O big plans
    • Mega Ships
    • Pacific Dawn
    • P&O for Group Travel
    • Small Ship Adventure
  • Reviews
    • Tahitian Dreaming Paul Gauguin Cruises
    • Seaquatix
    • CroisiEurope Danube
    • CMV and The Copper Coast
    • Ruby Princess
    • Explore the Falkland Islands
    • Captain Cook Cruises Fiji
    • Multi generational Cruising
    • CroisiEurope Loire Princesse
    • Discovering the Kimberley Coast
    • The Kimberley and Mitchell Falls
    • PNG with P&O
    • SAILING MEKONG’s PAST IN THE PRESENT
    • MSC Seaside
    • MSC Opera
    • Ancient encounters along the Kimberley Coast
    • Cruising to St Petersburg.
    • The Vasa Museum
    • Sun Princess Northern Explorer
    • Sailing on Emerald Princess
    • Volendam
    • French River Boating and fine Cuisine
    • Carnival Spirit
    • Sun Princess
    • There’s something about Mary
    • On SeaDream - Award-winner keeps a Czech on our taste buds
    • Dawn Princess
    • The 'New' Love Boat
    • Senior Cruising
    • Pacific Jewel
    • Noosa and the River Express
    • Pacific Dawn Review
    • Why Fiji?
    • The Depths We Go To
    • Dreaming in the Mediterranean
    • The Highlander
  • Deals
    • CroisiEurope
    • Silversea Expedition Cruises
    • Captain Cook Cruises Murray River
    • Captain Cook Cruises Fiji
    • Sealink WA
  • Industry
  • Photos
  • Contact
  • About Us
  • Archives
    • 10 things to take on a cruise >
      • Special Cruises
      • Carribean
      • River >
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      • Small Ship Adventure
      • Self Drive
      • Shore Tours Guide
  • Rockport
  • Hardie Grant Books
  • New Page
  • Holland America Update
  • Cunard's Queens