Deck Plan – PS Australian Star
Deck Plan – PS Australian Star
Discover the PS Australian Star Deck Plan
Welcome aboard the PS Australian Star, where luxury and comfort meet the timeless charm of river cruising. Explore our detailed deck plan to find the perfect accommodations and amenities for your Murray River adventure.
Our vessel features a range of luxurious accommodations, including the exclusive King Owners Suite and Queen Owners Suite, both offering private balconies for breathtaking river views. For additional comfort, we offer 17 Queen Cabins, each with a private ensuite and the flexibility to convert the queen bed into two single beds, catering to your specific needs.
Guests will enjoy convenient access to all accommodations via a passenger lift, ensuring ease and accessibility throughout your journey.
Relax and unwind in the Hopwood Lounge & Bar, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the ever-changing scenery while sipping your favorite beverage. For dining, the Randell Dining Restaurant offers a fresh menu every day, featuring delicious local produce and cuisine that reflects the flavors of the region.
Explore our deck plan to discover the full range of amenities and start planning your unforgettable cruise experience aboard the PS Australian Star.
1907 Richard Garrett & Sons Steam Engine
PS Australian Star will be powered by a fully restored 1907 steam engine, see photo. The engine has had several different working purposes in Australia however powering PS Australian Star is set to be her last job!
Richard Garrett & Sons was a renowned manufacturer of agricultural machinery, steam engines, and trolleybuses, with its factory located at Leiston Works in Leiston, Suffolk, England. Founded by Richard Garrett in 1778, the company initially made its mark in the agricultural sector before expanding into steam engine production.
By the late 1840s, after establishing a successful business in farming equipment, Garrett & Sons began producing portable steam engines. Over the years, the company grew into a major enterprise, employing around 2,500 people at its peak.
Today, the PS Australian Star is powered by a fully restored Richard Garrett & Sons steam engine from 1907. After countless hours of meticulous work, the engine is now ready to embark on a new chapter, propelling the PS Australian Star along the majestic Murray River.
