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SAVE UP TO 15% ON 2026 ARANUI 5 FRENCH POLYNESIA CRUISES

 

For over 30 years one of the most unique ways to experience the islands of Tahiti and beyond has been a cruise aboard the ‘half cargo / half passenger’ ships operated by Aranui Cruises. They have been taking avid adventurers on one of the most fascinating voyages anywhere on the planet and Aranui 5, the crown jewel in their pursuit of the ultimate passenger-freighter, will take you to far-flung corners of French Polynesia. Along the way, the ship will stop to resupply tiny communities living far from civilisation with everyday items such as new refrigerators, televisions and motor vehicles. 

Schedules for the 2026 Aranui 5 cruising season have just been released, and there's Earlybird Savings of 10% and 15% available when you book and deposit your 2026 French Polynesia by 31 December 2024.

 

 

 

Throughout your Aranui 5 cruise, all your meals and scheduled excursions are included as you discover the magic that attracted Paul Gauguin, Robert Louis Stevenson, Thor Heyerdahl and Jacques Brel to this remote region. The ship’s gracious Polynesian staff and crew, many of whom are from the islands you will visit during the cruise, will welcome you as family and delight in introducing you to their centuries-old customs. Onboard, you will also enjoy getting to know knowledgeable lecturers and guides as they share the French Polynesian culture with you as you explore these captivating islands.

 

Check out Aranui 5’s 2026 schedule below. There’s a series of the ever-popular 12-day Marquesas Islands cruises on offer, plus four Discovery Cruises to the rarely-visited Austral Islands. 

 

Aranui 5's 2026 Cruise Schedules

The following departures are available with these special fares. All cruises depart from and return to Papeete.

 

See the Marquesas Islands Itinerary

See the Austral Islands Itinerary 

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 17 January 2026

Arrives: 28 January 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 31 January 2026

Arrives: 11 February 2026

 

13 Day Austral Islands Discovery Cruise

Departs: 14 February 2026

Arrives: 26 February 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 28 February 2026

Arrives: 11 March 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 14 March 2026

Arrives: 25 March 2026

 

13 Day Austral Islands Discovery Cruise

Departs: 28 March 2026

Arrives: 09 April 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 11 April 2026

Arrives: 22 April 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 25 April 2026

Arrives: 06 May 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 09 May 2026

Arrives: 20 May 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 30 May 2026

Arrives: 10 June 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 13 June 2026

Arrives: 24 June 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 04 July 2026

Arrives: 15 July 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 18 July 2026

Arrives: 29 July 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 01 August 2026

Arrives: 12 August 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 15 August 2026

Arrives: 26 August 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 29 August 2026

Arrives: 09 September 2026

 

13 Day Austral Islands Discovery Cruise

Departs: 12 September 2026

Arrives: 24 September 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 26 September 2026

Arrives: 07 October 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 10 October 2026

Arrives: 21 October 2026

 

13 Day Austral Islands Discovery Cruise

Departs: 24 October 2026

Arrives: 05 November 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 07 November 2026

Arrives: 18 November 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 21 November 2026

Arrives: 02 December 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 05 December 2026

Arrives: 16 December 2026

 

12 Day Marquesas Islands

Departs: 19 December 2026

Arrives: 30 December 2026

 

 

 

2026 Earlybird Fares for the 12-day Marquesas Islands Cruise

Save up to $2,986 per couple!

All prices are in Australian Dollars, and are per person, twin share, unless otherwise stated. These Earlybird Fares are valid for new bookings only on 2026 cruises made between 26 July and 31 December 2024 or until sold out. 

 

PRESIDENTIAL SUITE

$13,996 Per Person

 

ROYAL SUITE

$11,106 Per Person

 

PREMIUM SUITE 

$10,182 Per Person

 

JUNIOR SUITE

$9,974 Per Person

 

SUPERIOR DELUXE

$9,823 Per Person

 

DELUXE 

$9,114 Per Person

 

STATEROOM 

$7,419 Per Person

 

SINGLE STATEROOM 

$10,160 Per Person (no Single Supplement)

 

CLASS C DORMITORY

$4,630 Per Person (no Single Supplement)

 

 

 

 

2026 Earlybird Fares for the 13-day Austral Islands Discovery Cruise

Save up to $4,692 per couple!

All prices are in Australian Dollars, and are per person, twin share, unless otherwise stated. These Earlybird Fares are valid for new bookings only on 2026 cruises made between 26 July and 31 December 2024 or until sold out. 

 

PRESIDENTIAL SUITE

$13,857 Per Person

 

ROYAL SUITE

$10,997 Per Person

 

PREMIUM SUITE 

$10,084 Per Person

 

JUNIOR SUITE

$9,695 Per Person

 

SUPERIOR DELUXE

$9,479 Per Person

 

DELUXE 

$8,796 Per Person

 

STATEROOM 

$7,412 Per Person

 

SINGLE STATEROOM 

$10,149 Per Person (no Single Supplement)

 

CLASS C DORMITORY

$4,625 Per Person (no Single Supplement)

 

To book your 2026 Aranui Cruises French Polynesia cruise call the expert team at Expedition Cruise Specialists today on 1800 90 20 80 or email [email protected]

 

 

Read the Review: Marilyn & Bob  have just returned from their 12-day Marquesas Islands cruise aboard Aranui 5, read their review.

 

 

Details: 7-night Southern Lau Fiji expedition cruise, 22 June 2024 departure.  

 

If you're dreaming of an exotic getaway to Fiji's pristine islands, the 7-night Southern Lau islands expedition cruise aboard the luxurious MS Caledonian Sky is a perfect choice. Recently, I had the opportunity to embark on this unique voyage, and I'm excited to share my comprehensive review. From the ship's facilities to the exceptional service, here's everything you need to know before booking your trip. Remember, time is of the essence as Captain Cook Cruises will be ending these expeditions in November 2024. This particular itinerary will only depart again on 20th July, 14th September and 12 October 2024. 

 

MS Caledonian Sky: Ship Facilities and Accommodation Review

The MS Caledonian Sky exceeded my expectations with its five guest-accessible decks, all outside-facing suites, two dining areas (one indoor and one alfresco), two lounges with bars, and a sun deck. The cabins were spacious, featuring comfortable beds, an elegant dressing table, a desk, a television, a walk-in wardrobe, and en-suite bathroom. Our room had a beautiful balcony also, and we often kept the door open to hear the sounds of the ocean as we slept. The power outlets were American so bring an adapter to be able to charge your items, there were also 4 USB outlets beside the bed.

The ship is designed with ornate timber panels and brass accents giving an ‘old money’ charm. The common areas, including the lounge, dining room, and sundeck, had ample space for relaxation and socializing, however we only had about 60 fellow passengers onboard when capacity is 114, so I think it could get a tad crowded with that many travellers. There were some spaces of the ship that I didn’t explore – the Gym, the Medical Clinic, and the Spa (Massage room) – although I did hear glowing reviews from fellow passengers who had taken up the offer of a complimentary 10-minute foot massage. The ship also features a lift – which was especially useful when you left your life jacket in your room and didn’t fancy rushing up and down the stairs again!  

 

 

 

 

Boarding the Zodiacs

Which brings me to the next section – the logistics behind boarding the zodiacs. Guests all would meet in the Caledonian lounge equipped with any equipment (towel, snorkel gear, dry bag etc) and your red tender lifejacket! We would then make our way down in groups of 10 to board the zodiacs. The deck staff made this process as smooth as physically possible – taking your belongings onto the tender before grabbing both your arms and stepping you across to the zodiac. For those a tad more wobbly on their feet, this process was daunting – and I did speak to an elderly woman who didn’t attempt to board a tender for the duration of the trip. Some other passengers also mentioned to me that the bumpy tender ride isn’t “comfortable on old bones”. I recommend anyone with concerns to speak with the Expedition Leader and also try to sit closest to the back of the tender near the driver for the least bumpy ride (also is a bit drier down the back too!). My other recommendation is bring a waterproof bag! The company supplied a drybag large enough for a phone and other nicknacks, however, a waterproof bag would have been handy for anything larger (eg Drone, clothing, towel etc). A backpack is also handy for stepping on and off the tender keeping your arms free.    

 

 

 

 

Shore Excursions and Activities

The all-inclusive shore excursions were thoughtfully curated to provide a mix of underwater, culture, and relaxation. Each day brought new experiences, from snorkeling with Manta Rays and diving in crystal-clear waters to exploring remote villages and walking through lush rainforests. The excursions were well-organized and led by knowledgeable guides who provided insights into the Fijian culture and environment. Highlights included a relaxing beach visit and scenic cruise in Fulaga, swimming with Manta Rays in Buliya, and a visit to a local school on Totoya Island.

The day sheet with activities is left on your bed each evening for the following day. I recommend you take the time to read EVERYTHING on that day sheet because many guests missed out on the 7:30am Manta Ray swim. The early morning activities generally don’t have an announcement over the PA (for those who want to sleep in past 7am). Also if you are someone like me who suffers from FOMO (Fear of missing out), just put your name down for everything! Most of the time everyone is the same and wants to do it all too. You have the opportunity to write your name down for the activities the night before, which helps the expedition team know how many zodiacs to prepare for the day. 

My other piece of advice is to pack your day pack in preparation for everything. Many days there were swimming opportunities and you might have only packed for walking around the village, or there’s a beach visit straight after a snorkel so you haven’t packed your camera gear. So just bring it all, again in a waterproof back pack to be safe! 

One thing I regret not doing is a scuba dive, particularly the shark dive at Beqa. So if you are a scuba diver, build a relationship with the onboard dive team. The dive team are an external operator and therefore there is an additional cost. You do need to make sure you introduce yourself to the dive team and let them know what you are interested in doing, and then make sure you go see the dive team again during breakfast time on the day you want to dive. I hesitated at scuba diving due to the additional cost, and mainly because I didn’t want to miss out on the activity everyone else was doing – but from speaking with the others who went scuba diving the marine life they encountered, and the expert guidance was incredible. I probably would have chosen to dive instead of snorkel at Totoya and Matuku as well as Beqa. 

 

 

 

 

Culinary Experience: Food & Beverage Review

The food onboard was delicious, with a variety of options. Breakfast and lunch buffets were usually held in the alfresco dining area – bring your hat and sunnies! The dinners were a three-course al la carte table service. Alcohol was included at meal services which was lovely. As someone who isn't typically a foodie, I enjoyed the meals, but certain aspects could be enhanced to make the food and beverage more satisfying. The Fijian feast dinner night was a highlight, allowing guests to sample traditional dishes in a festive atmosphere.

 

Customer Service and Crew

The Fijian crew aboard the MS Caledonian Sky were phenomenal. Their warmth, friendliness, and dedication to service were truly remarkable. From the long hours they worked to their infectious cheerfulness, the crew made the trip special. Many guests, were repeat customers who had sailed with Captain Cook Cruises before, which is a testament to the service provided.

 

 

 

 

Entertainment and Onboard Activities

In addition to the shore excursions, the cruise offered a variety of onboard activities and entertainment options. Daily briefings provided information about the destinations and activities planned for the day. There were also lectures on Fijian culture and marine life, which added an educational aspect to the journey. In the evenings, guests enjoyed live music, movie nights, and themed parties, creating a lively and enjoyable atmosphere onboard.

 

Conclusion: A Must-Experience Journey

The 7-night Fiji expedition cruise aboard MS Caledonian Sky with Captain Cook Cruises was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The combination of luxurious accommodations, exceptional dining, immersive shore excursions, and outstanding service made this trip unforgettable. However, with the ship's lease ending in October 2024, there's limited time left to embark on this extraordinary adventure. Don’t miss your chance to explore the Southern Lau islands in this unique and luxurious way.

 

For more daily updates and highlights from my trip, check out our Instagram @expeditioncruisespecialists. Vinaka vakalevu, and happy travels!

 

Dianne Swain travelled with Captain Cook Cruises Fiji on the 22nd June 2024 cruise departure. You can follow more of Dianne's adventures at www.sirenandseafarer.com or on Instagram @sirenandseafarer.

 

 

It used to be that a cruising expedition in the Amazon Rainforest required not just a sense of adventure, but also the ability to ‘rough it’ on ships that had seen much better days. But now in 2024 - with new ships featuring all the mod cons seemingly being launched every year - you can still have all the adventure of an Amazon expedition, whilst travelling on some of the most stylish small ships in the world.

So, we got to thinking about which of these ships offers the most spectacular suites that will leave you picking your jaw up from the floor whilst simultaneously adding an Amazon expedition to your travel bucket list! We’ve done all the hard work for you and narrowed down the choices to rank what we think are the five most opulent suites on the Amazon tin 2024!

Here’s our countdown – be warned though, the WOW factor is high!

 

Number 5

The Ship: Anakonda

The Suite: Deluxe Suite

 

 

Coming in at Number 5 on our countdown is the only ship that’s not found in Peru, the stylish Anakonda. Launched in 2013, the 40-passenger Anakonda is a luxury boutique Amazon riverboat that winds its way through Ecuador's 'El Oriente' Amazon region, operating in the upper basins of the Napo and Aguarico Rivers, taking in Limoncocha Wildlife Reserve and Yasuni National Park - Ecuador’s largest protected animal reserve. 

Anakonda’s four spacious Deluxe Suites come in at a generous 24 square metres in size (around 260 square feet) and feature floor to ceiling windows providing panoramic views of the passing river and rainforest. Each Deluxe Suite offers a choice of bedding configuration, a private balcony an en suite with whirlpool bath.

 

See Anakonda Amazon Expeditions

 

 

 

 

Number 4

The Ship: Aria Amazon

The Suite: Design Suite

 

 

Designed by the innovative Peruvian architect Jordi Puig, all 16 Design Suites on the Aria Amazon measure a spacious 23 square metres (250 square feet), meaning there’s plenty of room to sit back and relax. Floor to ceiling windows offer uninterrupted viewing of the passing river scenery, polished timber flooring adds to the ambience and of course each suite has individually controlled air-con. The en suite bathrooms feature a rain shower and luxurious, organic bath amenities incorporating the latest eco-sensitive technology.

Soft lighting, natural fibres and neutral hues create a relaxing and luxuriously comfortable enclave where one’s only challenge may be to decide whether to gaze upon the Amazon from atop the California king size bed, dressed with 100% Peruvian cotton high thread count sheets or while lounging on the cozy window-side day bed, binoculars in hand.

 

See Aria Amazon Expedition

 

 

 

 

Number 3

The Ship: Aqua Nera

The Suite: Design Suite

 

 

Drawing inspiration (and her name) from the black water lagoons of the Peruvian Amazon, the award-winning Aqua Nera boasts exquisite design by renowned architects Noor Design. Like her sister-ship Aria Amazon, Aqua Nera’s interiors exude refined elegance, marrying contemporary design with local heritage and vibrant cultures of Portugal, Spain, and Peru.

Launched in 2021, Aqua Nera’s 20 Design Suites feature premium fittings and bedding, as well as central air-conditioning and floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows to admire the endless beauty of the Amazon River while the beautifully-appointed en suite features a spacious walk-in shower and overhead rain-shower.

 

See Aqua Nera Expeditions

 

 

 

Number 2

The Ship: Delfin III

The Suite: Owner's Suite

 

 

The 44-guest Delfin III was launched in October 2015 - making it one of the most modern riverboats operating in Peru's Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. The Owner’s Suite has the most spacious interior of all the cabins. Located on the second deck in the front of the ship, guests will enjoy breathtaking views of the expansive river through 180 degrees of floor-to-ceiling windows. Added amenities include: one complimentary 30-minute spa treatment per guest, stocked minibar, scented bath upon request and complimentary laundry.

Awaken to a breathtaking vista from the comfy bed, complete with luxurious Peruvian linens and European duvet. A cosy sofa is positioned to allow for reading, whilst keeping a close eye on the passing scenery. A standalone bathtub really turns up the feeling of luxury. 

 

See Delfin III Expeditions

 

 

 

Number 1

The Ship: Delfin I

The Suite: Deluxe Suite

 

 

For several years now it’s been our favourite Amazon suite, and even with the arrival of some new contenders we still think Delfin I’s Deluxe Suite has more WOW factor than any of its nearest rivals. 

With interior space measuring 34 square metres (360 square feet), there is plenty of space to enjoy, even before you consider the additional 32 square metres on the private terrace. The cool water plunge pool is a real jaw-dropper and makes Delfin I the first and only river vessel with this luxurious feature.

Located on the main deck, the two spacious Deluxe Suites feature a king size bed that are wrapped by 180° panoramic windows stretching from floor to ceiling, a mini bar, in-suite seating area with a sofa bed, fine Peruvian cotton linens, environmentally friendly amenities, silent A/C units, hot water, hair dryer, safe deposit box and internal communications system. Delfin Amazon Cruises is the first cruise line to become an exclusive Relais & Châteaux member, in recognition of their outstanding service and commitment to excellence.

 

See Delfin I Expeditions

 

 

Read the full Wild Islands of South Australia Itinerary

 

See more about Coral Adventurer

 

For a limited time you can SAVE 25% off normal prices when you discover South Australia’s wild islands and remote peninsulas aboard the state-of-the-art small ship Coral Adventurer. Departing during October & November 2024, this exciting expedition is brimming with spectacular bays and towering sea cliffs. You’ll learn about the flora, fauna, and history of these remote island habitats and national parks on guided coastal walks with a knowledgeable expedition team. You’ll be able to enjoy invigorating ocean swims, close-up encounters with native Australian wildlife, and the opportunity to savour the fresh seafood for which this region of South Australia is renowned.

 

 

 

 

Starting and finishing in Adelaide, over 10-nights you’ll discover some of the best-kept secrets of the southern Australian coastline. With 5,000km of deserted shoreline and more than 300 islands, this area offers a diversity of natural wilderness which remains wild and unspoilt. Experience a real sense of adventure and a vast array of wildlife – many of the islands are important sanctuaries for birds, kangaroos, wallabies, seals and sea lions. Along the way, indulge in the tastes of South Australia with fresh local seafood and wines complemented with our traditional warm Australian hospitality. 

 

• Get up close to wild sea lion colony on the beach at Seal Bay, Kangaroo Island
• Collect and shuck your own oysters fresh from the sea at Coffin Bay
• Enjoy sunset sailing past the stunning coastal formations of Cape Jervis and Kangaroo Island
• Discover the seafood capital of Australia, Port Lincoln, and sample freshly caught local fare at a wine tasting
• Meet the abalone divers of Eyrewoolf Abalone and taste pan-seared green-lip abalone on the beach at Flinders Island
• Be rewarded with striking views on South Australia’s coastal walking trails on the Eyre and Yorke Peninsulas
• Take a refreshing dip in the turquoise waters of Reevesby Island in the Sir Joseph Banks Group
• Learn from our Guest Lecturers of the fascinating exploration history of Matthew Flinders and Nicolas Baudin
• Visit some of South Australia’s most historic lighthouses at Cape Willoughby and Cape Donington and learn their stories

 

 

 

 

And while you’re note discovering ashore, you’ll be enjoying the onboard comforts of the state-of-the-art Coral Adventurer. Accommodating no more than 120 travellers, Coral Adventurer has been purpose built for discovering the oceans and coasts of Australia and the South Pacific. Choose from a range of stylish staterooms, from the lead-in Coral Deck Stateroom, up to the beautifully-appointed Explorer Deck Balcony Staterooms, which offer views of the coastline. There’s ample deck space from which to take in the panorama, and spacious lounge and dining areas to enjoy. You’ll also travel with the ‘best expedition team in the business’ and an outstanding Australian crew.

 

 

 

 

2024 Departure Dates & Prices

Our special offer is available on the following three departure dates.

 

31 October to 10 November 2024

10 to 20 November 2024

20 to 30 November 2024

 

Discounted Cruise Fares

All prices are per person, twin share in Australian Dollars. Enquire for single traveller prices.

Choose from a range of onboard accommodation and take advantage of some great savings. 

 

Coral Deck Stateroom - $5,032.00

Promenade Deck Stateroom - $5,895.00

Explorer Deck Balcony Stateroom - $7,785.00

Bridge Deck Balcony Stateroom - $8,610.00

 

 

 

 

Cruise Prices Include:

 

• All excursions with the Expedition Team
• Use of Xplorer, Zodiacs and Kayaks
• Snorkelling & SCUBA equipment (SCUBA diving at an additional cost)
• Daily lectures and briefings with Guest Lecturers
• All meals, chef-prepared on board
• 10-night accommodation aboard Coral Adventurer
• Captain’s welcome and farewell events, and open bridge access
• Selected wines, selected beers and house spirits, juices, and soft drinks served with lunch and dinner
• 24-hour barista-style coffee and tea station
• All entrance fees to National Parks, ports, traditional owner fees and charges imposed by governing authorities
• Tips and gratuities
• Use of all onboard facilities, incl. a reference library
• Expedition diary, along with a photo and video gallery documenting the highlights of your voyage
• Post-cruise transfers
• Wifi Access – Standard speed connectivity enabling email, social image sharing, web browsing and messaging

 

Ready to book your 10-night Wild Islands of South Australia expedition? Contact the team at Expedition Cruise Specialists today on 1800 90 20 80 or fill in our contact form to receive a call back from one of our expert team.

 

Terms & Conditions: This special offer is available when you book through Expedition Cruise Specialists after 01 July 2024. The special offer can not be combined with any other offer and is valid for new bookings only. Offer excludes Bridge Deck Suites.

 

 

2025 Broome Staircase to the Moon Dates

 

Planning a Kimberley cruise but would like to tie it in with one of Broome’s most popular natural attractions, the famed Staircase to the Moon? Below we’ve put together a list of upcoming ‘Staircase dates’ that you will be able to view this natural phenomenon, and our team will be more than happy to assist in helping you line this event up with the ideal Kimberley Cruise.

The first thing to consider is that the Staircase is visible only three nights each month, when the full moon rises over the exposed mudflats of Broome’s Roebuck Bay.  The phenomenon appears when light reflected from the moon onto the mudflats creates an illusion of a staircase from the beach rising directly to the full moon.

On selected ‘Staircase nights’, locals and travellers alike are drawn to the Broome’s Town Beach– not to be confused with Cable Beach – to take in all the action and festivities of the Town Beach Staircase Markets. Full of local colour and atmosphere, there’s stalls offering homemade jewellery, arts and crafts, homewares and much more. After a stroll around the stalls you will be able to sit back and enjoy the sounds of some of Broome’s best musicians while you sample the Tastes of Broome cuisine. 

Staircase can be viewed Town Beach, which is located in town at the end of Robinson Street. Or, if you’re lucky enough to be staying at the Mangrove Hotel, you’ll be able to take in the staircase from the hotel’s stylish Bay Club. If you’re accommodation is located out at Cable Beach you will need to head into town to experience the staircase.

Check out the 2025 Staircase to the Moon dates below and ask us how you can combine your 2025 Kimberley Cruises with a stay in Broome during Staircase to the Moon.

In 2025 there will also be an extra special astronomical event visible in Broome. In the late hours (commencing at 11.28pm) of 07 September a Total Lunar Eclipse will occur, the maximum eclipse due at 2.11am on the morning of 08 September and concluding at 4.55am.

 

March 2025
Saturday 15th at 6.40pm

Sunday 16th at 7.15pm

Monday 17th at 7.45pm

 

April 2025
Monday 14th at 6.21pm

Tuesday 15th at 6.59pm

Wednesday 16th at 8:11pm

 

May 2025
Monday 14th at 6.26pm

Tuesday 15th at 7.17pm

Wednesday 16th at 8.11pm

 

June 2025
Thursday 12th at 6.06pm

Friday 13th at 7.03pm

Saturday 14th at 8.01pm

 

July 2025
Friday 11th at 5.53pm

Saturday 12th at 6.52pm

Sunday 13th at 7.49pm

 

August 2025
Sunday 10th at 6.37pm

Monday 11th at 7.34pm

Tuesday 12th at 8.31pm

 

September 2025
Monday 8th at 6.19pm

Tuesday 9th at 7.18pm

Wednesday 10th at 8.18pm

 

October 2025
Wednesday 8th at 7.04pm

Thursday 9th at 8.13pm

Friday 10th at 9.19pm