Princess Cruises is offering a new “Circle Pacific Adventure” cruise in 2027 as part of its recently announced 2026-27 deployment in Australia.

Sailing onboard the Grand Princess, the 79-night cruise will depart from three homeports: Brisbane, Sydney, and Auckland.

Starting in June 2027, the itinerary will cover over 23,600 nautical miles, crossing the Equator and the International Date Line twice.

According to Princess, a total of 32 destinations in 23 countries will be visited, including Hong Kong, which will see an overnight call in August 2027.

The cruise also includes late-night stays in Honolulu, Juneau, Los Angeles, Osaka (for Kyoto), Singapore, Suva, Tahiti (Papeete) and Victoria.

Passengers will be able to visit off-the-beaten-path destinations, the company said, including Apia in Samoa, as well as Kochi and Kagoshima in Japan.

The itinerary is highlighted by scenic glacier cruising at College Fjord in Alaska and by access to UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Guests can visit 15 designated spots, including Japan’s highest mountain, Mount Fuji, and the Singapore Botanical Gardens.

Other ports of call set to be visited during the cruise include Moorea in French Polynesia, San Francisco in California and Vancouver in Canada.

Before returning to Australia, the Grand Princess will also sail to Keelung in Taiwan, Phu My in Vietnam and Benoa in Indonesia.

The Circle Pacific cruise is part of Princess’ 2026-27 cruise season in Australia, which also includes the Royal Princess and the Crown Princess.

The three ships will offer departures from five ports in the region, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth (Fremantle) and Adelaide.

Other highlights of the season include a 28-night Round Australia cruise onboard the Crown Princess, as well as shorter itineraries to New Zealand and the South Pacific.

The deployment includes three cruisetours, which combine cruises with land tours to the Australian Outback, the Great Barrier Reef and more.