Watch the tennis at the Australian Open and take in a cruise of the dazzling South Pacific

ENJOY the trip of a lifetime by combining the Australian Open with a five-star cruise.

While Britain shivers through another bleak, grey January, the world’s sporting elite will be heading Down Under for the blistering sunshine and electric atmosphere of the Australian Open.

If you’re planning on getting tickets to the first Grand Slam of the year, why fly 24 hours for just a few days of tennis? 

Now you can turn that dream trip into the ultimate holiday of a lifetime.

We’ve teamed up with the cruise experts at Iglu Cruise to offer a “deuce” of a deal.

This trip-of-a-lifetime combines the high-octane thrill of the tennis in Melbourne with the five-star luxury of a champion’s cruise.

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The Rod Laver Arena is the main venue for the Australian Open tennis tournament, located in Melbourne Park.

It is the largest of the courts, features a retractable roof, and hosts the most significant matches, including the finals.

After the tennis, you can then sample the delights of the Southern Hemisphere.

Whether you choose to sail on the magnificent Crown Princess or the ultra-luxury, all-inclusive Regent Seven Seas Navigator, this is a first-class upgrade.

But you’ll have to be quick.

The final booking dates are just before Christmas. 

Crown Princess

• Starting in Melbourne for three nights, you’ll get tickets for the Rod Laver Arena, the main arena for the Aussie Open.
• Then you transfer to Brisbane for one night before heading off on the cruise of a lifetime.
• Sail from Brisbane for a tour to the South Pacific to Noumea and Easo Beach in New Caledonia, Port Vila, Luganville and Mystery Island in Vanuatu.
• The total trip starts 17 January 2026 and lasts 17 nights.
• The package includes flights, hotels, meal and land tours, with prices starting from £3,599 per person.
• This offer closes on 21 December 2025. 

Regent Seven Seas Navigator

• Starting in Melbourne for three nights, you’ll get tickets for the Rod Laver Arena, the main arena for the Aussie Open.
• Then you transfer to Sydney for one night before starting off the cruise.
• You sail to Brisbane and Tasmania before heading to New Zealand, where you can enjoy stops at Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, Napier, Gisborne, Tauranga and Auckland
• The total trip starts 18 January 2026 and lasts 20 nights.
• The package includes flights, hotels, meal and land tours, with prices starting from £11,749 per person.
• This offer closes on 22 December 2025.