The first of almost five weeks in Australia and New Zealand is “flying by”. The two days at sea were somewhat lacklustre, overcast skies and no spectacular temperatures to get excited about. The seas had become grey and unremarkable. The sea air remains pure and wonderful.
Tomorrow, we dock at Adelaide. This marks the start of my second of two overland trips where I leave the ship for a couple of days. A party of just seven of us will be given a comprehensive tour of Adelaide before an early evening flight to the capital, Canberra. This should be a fascinating and enjoyable time. I do like, very much, being on board Queen Mary 2, but I shall welcome the space of an hotel for the next two and a bit days.
Details of today’s ship positions.
More cruise news very soon,
David.
David's Cruise 
Amazing pictures David!! Loved my time in Kings Park during November. Looks just as bright, sunny and warm. Hope you’ve spent time now by the River Torrens in Adelaide and perhaps have taken a tram or tour to the beach at Glenelg? Both very special places for me, as this is where I first experienced the summer sun in what was winter for the U.K.
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Very good David.I’ve got your blog coming by email now.Best.Mary
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