Sydney to Tasmania Cruises on Celebrity Eclipse

A Sydney to Tasmania cruise is the perfect way to discover the rugged outdoors and fascinating history and culture of Australia’s island state. In Hobart, Tasmania’s capital, you can sip craft beers and excellent local wines, and visit artisanal markets to taste local cheeses, honey, and oysters.

Tasmania has tens of thousands of years of Aboriginal history and culture, and you can see some of the finest Aboriginal art at the city’s Art Mob gallery. Or venture to the countryside for cycling, hiking, and the chance to spot wild kangaroos and koalas. From short, four-night breaks to longer, nine-night voyages that also call at Melbourne, Adelaide, Kangaroo Island, or Eden, the perfect getaway is waiting for you.

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Hobart

Wander along the historic waterfront of Tasmania’s capital, buzzing with restaurants, cafés, and pubs. Admire sweeping views from the Mount Wellington Lookout. Cruise the Derwent River to Betsey Island, where 15,000 pairs of little penguins nest, or see koalas and Tasmanian devils in the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. If you’re an art and wine enthusiast, head to the superb Museum of Old and New Art, located within the Moorilla Winery, to sample local vintages and admire art.

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Eden

Eden lies on New South Wales’ wild, rugged Sapphire Coast, where craggy cliffs are backed by dense, jade-green vegetation. Nature is always close at hand, whether you embark on a bush walk and learn about Aboriginal culture in the vast Ben Boyd National Park, or take a guided walk around Twofold Bay with a professional photographer. Spend the day with an oyster farmer and taste the famous Sydney rock oysters, or hike in Bournda National Park in search of sea eagles, kangaroos, and wallabies.

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Melbourne

Explore the fascinating neighborhoods of multicultural Melbourne, from cool, edgy Brunswick to upscale Brighton and Victorian Kew. Explore by tram, or head out into the Yarra Valley to sample the region’s finest wines. Visit the National Gallery of Victoria, take a tour of the laneways to see dazzling street art, and sip a flat white in one of the city’s famous coffee shops. For magnificent scenery, drive along the Great Ocean Road to see the dramatic limestone stacks of the Twelve Apostles.

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