Asia

Asia Cruises

Asia is a richly diverse cruise destination where ancient traditions, modern marvels, and breathtaking landscapes meet across a wide variety of unforgettable ports.

Cruising in Asia gives travelers a convenient and immersive way to explore multiple countries and cultures on a single journey. Whether you're drawn to historic temples, bustling cities, scenic coastlines, or tranquil rivers, there’s a perfect cruise itinerary waiting in this vast and fascinating region.

Cruises in Asia are a perfect blend of cutting-edge cities with centuries of tradition, from Tokyo’s futuristic skyline to Seoul’s vibrant markets and the coastal charm of Taiwan. Shore excursions often include visits to imperial palaces, cherry blossom parks, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Other Cruising Regions of Asia

• Southeast Asia cruises offer a colorful mix of cultures, tropical landscapes, and welcoming island life. Popular stops include Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Singapore, and Bali, where cruisers can explore floating markets, ancient temples, and stunning beaches.
• Asian River cruises provide a more intimate view of the continent, with scenic journeys along legendary rivers like the Mekong and the Ganges. These cruises allow you to experience life along the water, passing rice paddies, rural villages, and spiritual sites.
• India cruises open the door to a vibrant world of spice markets, historic forts, and sacred landmarks. From Goa’s laid-back beaches to Mumbai’s energy and Kerala’s backwaters, India delivers a colorful blend of cultural depth and visual beauty.
• China cruises offer a powerful mix of the ancient and the modern. Visit iconic sites like the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, or the Terracotta Warriors—and experience dynamic cities like Shanghai and Hong Kong, each with their own distinct pulse.

Things To Do on an Asia Cruise

Take a Stroll Along the Great Wall of China

The wall was built in several pieces over time, but connected throughout the centuries. Though it’s not really visible from space, it’s still an incredibly large landmark at over 5,000 miles long.

Attend a Sumo Wrestler Tournament in Japan

This traditional Japanese sport has many customs attached to it, and you’ll be surprised at how exhilarating the matches can be.

Visit the Forbidden City

The Forbidden City is the palace complex that was home to China’s emperors from 1420 to 1912. There are a number of exciting artifacts here, so take a tour to get a better insight into China’s past.

Celebrate with a Drink and Karaoke

Japan is the birthplace of this beloved pastime that has been adopted the world over. In Japan, most karaoke is done in a small room with just your friends.

Experience Korean History

Take a fun trip to the Korean Folk Village just outside of Seoul, where you can see what life was like centuries ago in Korea and discover cultural crafts and skills.

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