The SS Lurline was an ocean liner that operated between the United States and Australia from 1932 to 1962. Built by the Matson Navigation Company, it was designed to provide luxurious travel across the Pacific Ocean. The ship was known for its elegant interiors and modern amenities, catering to both first-class and tourist-class passengers. During its service, the SS Lurline played a significant role in promoting tourism to Hawaii and Australia. It was equipped with various facilities, including dining rooms, lounges, and a swimming pool, making it a popular choice for travelers seeking comfort and style on long sea voyages.