Having no desire to take a cruise, over the years I have been slowly warming to the idea especially since I haven’t met anyone who has had a bad experience. My friends at P&O Cruises, the leading cruise line for Australia and New Zealand, have asked me to share information about the company and the cruise holiday packages in exchange for supporting my traveling habit.
I was excited to learn about P&O Cruises especially seeing the company offers cruises which make a port of call at Darwin. During the Travel Blog Exchange conference in New York last month, Northern Territory, Australia, known as Australia’s Outback, hosted a lunch where I learned more about this incredible part of the world by the tourism people and a first-person account by Gadling’s Mike Barish.
He painted the picture of an almost magical destination almost opposite of what’s found in the United States. He described Darwin as a fusion of Aboriginal, Asian and Western cultures with urban amenities and comforts as world-calls dining and galleries with indigenous art. Barish discussed about the outback of the Northern Territory, a place I didn’t think existed any more but it does, especially when he spoke about the Aboriginal people.
Other Australian ports P&O Cruises visit include Kimberley Coast, Melbourne and Sydney, just to name a few. And then there’s New Zealand, the Land of Oz.
The world is a big place and time precious. When considering a cruise along Australia’s coastline or neighboring New Zealand, check out the cruise holiday packages P&O Cruises offers.
Image Source: Northern Territory, Australia’s Outback
Glad you enjoyed my talk. Hope you get to the NT some day. Let me know when you do!
Very nice place,I think this my new destination for my next travel….:)
Some day I’ll make it!