Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Asia Pacific, a region brimming with diverse cultures and stunning landscapes. Major hubs like Singapore and Tokyo offer seamless embarkation points, providing access to a tapestry of experiences. From the bustling metropolises of East Asia to the serene beaches of Southeast Asia, these itineraries cater to a wide range of interests. Prepare for a voyage that blends urban exploration with natural beauty, offering a unique perspective on this dynamic part of the world.
Discover ancient temples, savor exotic cuisines, and witness breathtaking natural wonders as you navigate the waters of the Asia Pacific. Whether you seek the thrill of city life or the tranquility of secluded islands, this region promises an enriching cruise experience. Many itineraries feature sea days perfect for enjoying onboard amenities and reflecting on your adventures, while port calls allow for deep dives into local culture and history. Your journey begins in a world of discovery.
Guides in Asia Pacific
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Singapore & Southeast Asia
Singapore & Southeast Asia: Your gateway to vibrant cultures and stunning coastlines.
Japan
Explore Japan's ancient traditions and modern marvels, port by port.
Dubai & Emirates cruise
Winter sun and Arabian adventures: Dubai & Emirates cruises.
Dubai & Oman cruise
Warm winter escapes: Explore Dubai and Oman's ancient wonders and modern marvels.
Dubai–Abu Dhabi short cruise
Warm winter escapes: Dubai & Abu Dhabi city & sea adventures.
Book stays & things to do — Asia Pacific
FAQ
What are the most common embarkation ports in the Asia Pacific?
Singapore and Tokyo are frequently used as embarkation ports for Asia Pacific cruises, offering excellent connectivity and modern facilities.
What type of destinations can I expect on an Asia Pacific cruise?
Asia Pacific cruises often include a mix of major port cities like Hong Kong and Shanghai, alongside tropical island destinations in Southeast Asia such as Thailand and Vietnam, and potentially further afield to Japan and Korea.