<p>Passengers on P&amp;O Cruises&rsquo; Pacific Sun can now relax in a new child-free Oasis spa retreat &ndash; the highlight of a multi-million dollar revamp of the ship.</p><p>Other new features include an ocean-view gym and a coffee bar, as well as a fresh new look for the 47,000-tonne liner, which has been repainted in P&amp;O Cruises&rsquo; classic all-white livery.</p><p>Overseen by Australian design firm McRae &amp; Lynch, the refurbishment has created even more ways for passengers to relax and enjoy their time at sea.</p><p>At the top of the list is the transformation of the ship&rsquo;s top sun deck into an inviting Oasis retreat, featuring chocolate brown wicker daybeds, lounges, tables and ottomans and a new whirlpool spa.</p><p>Recognising Australians&rsquo; love of a good coffee, P&amp;O Cruises has also created a coffee shop, the Outback Bar.</p><p>Meanwhile, the ship&rsquo;s library has been refurbished, enabling it to transform at night into an elegant Steakhouse offering an intimate dining experience.</p><p>Under the changes, passengers will be able to work off their gourmet meals in a new gym area with views over the ship&rsquo;s wake. The former gym area has been transformed into a relaxation room for the ship&rsquo;s popular Lotus Spa, giving passengers another space to chill out.</p><p>Ann Sherry, CEO of Carnival Australia, which operates P&amp;O Cruises, said the changes reflected the company&rsquo;s continuing drive to extend its onboard product to create an even better holiday experience for passengers.</p><p>&ldquo;Australians love cruising and the makeover of Brisbane&rsquo;s own Pacific Sun is part of a much wider program to rejuvenate the onboard product offering across our fleet,&rdquo; Ms Sherry said.</p><p>&ldquo;We have overhauled our menus, hired a new executive chef and introduced an exclusive local wine list to keep pace with our passenger&rsquo;s changing tastes.&rdquo;</p><p>The 1900-passenger Pacific Sun first debuted in the Australian market in 2004 and offers South Pacific and Queensland cruises from Brisbane.</p><p>Fares on the refurbished Pacific Sun start from $895 per person twin-share for all 7-night sailings departing Brisbane during November 2008.</p>