VPCM’s CEO thanks supporters of the CEO Sleepout

The Ocean Onyx drilling rig at anchorage

Station Pier operations

Point Lonsdale Lighthouse maintenance

Ships to sound horns in recognition of seafarers

Blue Marlin entry to the bay and operations at Station Pier

MV VIKING ORION DEPARTS

There are no cruise vessels at anchor or alongside in Port Phillip Bay. The last cruise vessel for the 2019/20 cruise season, MV VIKING ORION, sailed from Station Pier at 17:00hr on Thursday 09 April 2020

Australian Border Force restrictions for vessels and crew

Operations at Station Pier this week commencing 06 April 2020

There are currently two cruise vessels in the port of Melbourne. The two vessels are the PACIFIC ARIA and the VIKING ORION.

Operations at Station Pier this week commencing 30 March 2020

There are currently two cruise vessels laid up in the port of Melbourne. The two vessels are the GOLDEN PRINCESS and the VIKING ORION. Both vessels have disembarked their passengers.

Update on Australian Government advice and direction

VPCM is complying with the normal Australian and Victorian Government legislation and regulation. This advice and direction were recently updated. These are the current directions in place

Operations at Station Pier this weekend 28 and 29 March 2020

This weekend, 28/29 March 2020 two cruise vessels will be calling in the port of Melbourne. The PACIFIC PRINCESS and SEABOURN SOJOURN are enroute to North America. Their last port of call was Fremantle.

Update on Operations at Station Pier

The operations of vessels in the port of Melbourne are monitored by the Australian Border Force (ABF) and the Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment (DAWE). DAWE are responsible for biosecurity...

Vessels at Station Pier

There are currently two cruise vessels in the port of Melbourne. The two vessels are the GOLDEN PRINCESS and the VIKING ORION. Both vessels have disembarked their passengers.

Station Pier operations in relation to COVID-19