Name: 22 Night Southeast Asia Cruise
Brand: Oceania Cruises
SKU: 32824
Price: 8249 USD
Availability: InStock

Explore and book Oceania Cruises 22 Night Southeast Asia Cruise on the Oceania  Insignia departing from Singapore, Singapore on Mar 23, 2025 and ending in Sihanoukville, Cambodia on Apr 14, 2025 Sail to Kagoshima, Kyushu, Japan, Bangkok, Thailand, Nagasaki, Japan, Ko Samui, Thailand, Saigon, Vietnam, Singapore, Singapore, Ishigaki, Ryukyu Island, Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR, China, Hue, Vietnam, Nha Trang, Vietnam, Shanghai, China, Keelung (Taipei), Taiwan, Sihanoukville, Cambodia

Singapore, Singapore

A vibrant, modern city-state nestled in Southeast Asia, Singapore offers a cruise destination like no other. Known for its immaculate streets, cultural diversity, and rich history, this island nation has something for everyone. As you explore the city, you'll discover a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation.

Ko Samui, Thailand

Fun at the Big Boop Boop
An Island 4x4 Safari
Ko Samui Extreme
Highlights of Ko Samui
A Jungle Adventure
A Day at Coral Island
Riding the Sky Fox
Fishing for Big Game

Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok, Thailand's bustling capital, is a city of contrasts where ancient temples coexist with modern skyscrapers. The iconic Grand Palace and Wat Arun offer glimpses into Thailand's rich cultural heritage, while the vibrant markets and street food stalls provide a feast for the senses. Cruising the Chao Phraya River gives a unique perspective of the city's dynamic landscape. Bangkok's energetic atmosphere and diverse attractions ensure an unforgettable experience.

Sihanoukville, Cambodia

Embark on a journey to Sihanoukville, a hidden gem in Cambodia that offers a unique blend of serene beaches and rich cultural experiences. This coastal city is a gateway to some of Asia's most beautiful islands and pristine waters, making it a perfect spot for beach lovers and water sports enthusiasts. Sihanoukville also serves as a portal to the renowned Angkor Wat, allowing cruisers to combine a relaxing beach holiday with an exploration of ancient temples. The city itself, with its bustling markets and vibrant street life, provides a glimpse into the daily life of Cambodia. The local cuisine, known for its freshness and flavor, is a must-try for foodies. A cruise to Sihanoukville is more than just a beach vacation; it's an opportunity to immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty and rich history of Cambodia.

Saigon, Vietnam

Nha Trang, Vietnam

Vietnam's premier beach destination, Nha Trang boasts golden sands, a bustling cityscape, and ancient temples. Offshore islands and vibrant marine life make it a haven for divers and beach enthusiasts.

Hue, Vietnam

Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR, China

A vibrant metropolis, Hong Kong fuses eastern traditions with western influences. Its iconic skyline, bustling harbor, and rich culinary scene make it a dynamic stopover for cruisers seeking an urban Asian experience.

Shanghai, China

Best of Shanghai, Leisurely Shanghai: Old & New
Garden City Suzhou
Water Town of Zhujiajiao
21st Century Shanghai & Maglev Train
Jewish Heritage of Shanghai
Chinese Acrobats
Shanghai Delight
Shanghai By Night
Shanghai On Your Own

Nagasaki, Japan

A city with a profound history, Nagasaki, Japan offers poignant reminders of its past, alongside beautiful parks, temples, and a rich maritime culture. Its story of resilience and peace resonates with cruisers.

Kagoshima, Kyushu, Japan

Chiran and Ibusuki Sand Bath Experience
Kagoshima Highlights
Chiran and Kamikaze Museum
Panoramic Kagoshima

Ishigaki, Ryukyu Island

Keelung (Taipei), Taiwan

A vital port city, Keelung is the maritime gateway to Taipei and Northern Taiwan. Famed for its night markets, seafood, and harbor, it offers a mix of Taiwanese culture and maritime charm.

22 Night Southeast Asia Cruise

Australasia

Asia & Indian Ocean

China

Tucked within the heart of the ship, the Library aboard Oceania Sonata offers a serene retreat with floor-to-ceiling views and a curated collection of books. Whether diving into a novel or planning your next port adventure, it's an inviting space for quiet reflection and relaxation.

Library

Remain connected with loved ones and up-to-date with world events at our 24-hour Oceania@Sea Internet Center. Offering both wireless and in-suite iPad® access for suite guests, plus convenient mailing and phone services, staying in touch is effortless and seamless throughout your voyage.


Oceania@Sea Internet Center

Experience ancient wellness traditions from around the world with Wellness Discovery Tours by Aquamar. Explore exotic destinations and discover time-honored health practices, all while enjoying unique, rejuvenating excursions designed to enhance your well-being.

Wellness Discovery Tours

Dive into relaxation on the pool deck with a large saltwater pool and two whirlpool spas. Unwind on luxurious day beds or chaise lounge chairs with a cocktail in hand, all while soaking in the panoramic sea views. It's the perfect serene escape to rejuvenate between port explorations.

Pool Deck

Sharpen your short game on the 9-hole putting green, offering a fun and relaxing golf experience with ocean views all around. Ideal for both seasoned players and casual putters alike.

Golf Putting Green

Dive into the spirit of friendly competition with a game of shuffleboard on deck. This classic game provides a perfect blend of skill and fun, inviting guests to enjoy leisurely play or engage in more spirited contests.

Shuffleboard

Try your luck at slots, table games, and video poker in a stylish casino offering free gaming lessons, a player rewards program, and cashless wagering. Earn and redeem points with ease while enjoying an exciting, professionally staffed gaming experience at sea.

Casinos at Sea

Immerse yourself in classic card games or lively board game sessions at our Card Room, creating the perfect ambiance for friendly rounds of bridge, poker, or canasta. With a variety of board games on offer, it's the ideal space for relaxed social gatherings and cherished memories.

Card Room

Explore our chic boutiques for an exclusive shopping experience, offering a refined selection of sundries, resort wear, and fine jewelry. Perfect for finding that special gift or cruise memento, our boutiques cater to discerning tastes and provide a stylish reminder of your journey at sea.


Boutiques

Join the fun and friendly competition with our onboard trivia and quizzes, including Team Trivia and MENSA challenges. These popular activities are a fantastic way to bond with fellow travelers, stimulate your mind, and share in the laughter and camaraderie of our vibrant community.

Brain Games

Experience the sophisticated charm of Martinis, where the art of the cocktail is celebrated with a wide array of martinis in an elegant setting. Inspired by the serene beauty of the Greek Isles, the ambiance invites you to unwind and enjoy the finer things in life.

Martinis

Begin your evening in the sophisticated ambiance of The Grand Bar, where fine vintages and classic apéritifs spark engaging conversation and new friendships. This elegant pre-dinner destination sets the stage for a night of gourmet dining and lively exchange.


The Grand Bar

For the pinnacle of nightly entertainment aboard Oceania Cruises, the Lounge is your destination. Offering everything from headline acts and comedians to magicians and jazz ensembles, it’s the heart of entertainment at sea.


Lounge

Horizons serves as an observation lounge by day and a vibrant evening venue by night, where dancing and cocktails under the glow of floor-to-ceiling windows create unforgettable moments. Its elegant, country club ambiance invites relaxation and enjoyment.


Horizons

Just a step away from the pool, Waves Bar is your oasis for refreshment in the midst of sun-soaked leisure. Offering a wide selection of drinks, it’s the perfect spot for a daytime cocktail or a sunset segue into the evening’s festivities.

Waves Bar

Experience the grandeur of The Grand Dining Room, a culinary homage to Europe's finest five-star restaurants. With its splendid decor and expansive menu of Continental dishes and global flavors, it offers a dining experience that combines elegance with an incredible variety of choices.

The Grand Dining Room

Toscana invites you on a journey through authentic Italian cuisine, where each dish tells a story passed down from generations. Savor masterfully prepared Tuscan delights served on elegant Versace china, capturing the essence of Italy's culinary heritage with every bite.

Toscana

Step into Polo Grill, where timeless elegance meets the perfection of classic steakhouse favorites. From USDA Prime certified Black Angus beef to meticulously prepared seafood dishes, every bite is a celebration of tradition and flavor, accompanied by the warmth of genuine hospitality.


Polo Grill

Indulge in casual luxury with Waves Grill's alfresco dining experience, offering a tempting menu of all-American favorites steps from the poolside. Treat yourself to decadent desserts like homemade passion fruit sorbet and hand-dipped milkshakes, making every bite a delightful escape.

Waves Grill

Treat your taste buds to specialty coffee perfection at Baristas, where expertly crafted illy® espressos and lattes await. Pair your beverage with delectable pastries and homemade biscotti, creating the perfect pick-me-up for any time of day.

Baristas

Indulge in the timeless elegance of Afternoon Tea, a daily celebration featuring a classical string quartet, a splendid array of pastries, finger sandwiches, and a diverse selection of traditional and artisanal teas. This cherished pastime offers a moment of luxury and relaxation amidst the day's adventures.

Afternoon Tea

Elevate your cruise experience with our in-room dining options, offering a diverse menu available 24/7, including complimentary full hot breakfasts and expanded lunch/dinner choices for Concierge Level guests. Indulge in course-by-course meals in the comfort of your suite, or savor a tranquil meal on your private veranda, all while taking in breathtaking seascapes.

In-Room Dining Experiences

Experience vitality cuisine at AQUAMAR, inspired by the renowned Mediterranean diet, offering the freshest, highest-quality ingredients and gourmet plant-based dishes. With extensive menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including energizing options at the Raw Juice & Smoothie Bar, delight your palate while nourishing your body on our ships.

Aquamar Vitality Cuisine

Terrace Café offers a relaxed retreat for informal dining, whether it's a sunlit breakfast, flavorful lunch, or sophisticated evening meal. With international-inspired dishes, fresh seafood, and a diverse selection of plant-based options, every moment at the Terrace Café is a culinary delight.

Terrace Café

Enrich your voyage with dynamic talks led by distinguished Guest Speakers who illuminate the history, culture, and lesser-known stories of the destinations you visit. Select sailings offer expanded programs with in-depth workshops, while wellness seminars from the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center add a mindful touch. 

Guest Speakers

Immerse yourself in the world of dazzling performances onboard, where each night offers a new spectacle of world-class musical talents, including pianists, classical string quartets, and dynamic vocalists. With an ever-changing lineup, the entertainment is as diverse as it is captivating, promising a perfect night of enjoyment for every taste.


Onboard Shows

Step into the spotlight with Broadway in Concert, a dazzling tribute to the iconic musicals that have shaped the world of theater. Our talented vocalists bring to life beloved songs and hidden gems in this elegant concert-style review. It's a celebration of show business that's bound to captivate theater lovers of all ages.

Broadway in Concert

Get ready for Showdown, a lively mock singing competition where your vote determines the winner. Cheer on your favorite performers as they take the stage with popular hits, making for a fun and interactive entertainment experience. Join us and see who takes home the crown in this thrilling musical contest.

Showdown

Immerse yourself in the acoustic renditions of pop music's greatest hits with Acoustic Sessions, where a live band brings your favorite tunes to life in an intimate, 360-degree setting, ensuring a unique and memorable musical experience.

Acoustic Sessions

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the electrifying ambiance of the 1920s at Gatsby’s, where the timeless tunes of jazz, blues, and Tin Pan Alley standards fill the air. This vibrant venue offers a nostalgic escape with music by legends like Duke Ellington and Fats Waller, perfect for those looking to revel in the era’s spirited charm.

Gatsby’s

Embark on a wellness journey at the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center, where restorative therapies, healthy cuisine, and enriching wellness experiences await. From rejuvenating treatments to immersive wellness excursions, every aspect is designed to enhance your health and vitality onboard.


Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center

Experience the ultimate in relaxation and rejuvenation at the Aquamar Spa Terrace, where the therapeutic benefits of a thalassotherapy pool or whirlpools await. This serene sanctuary is designed to soothe the mind and body, offering a peaceful retreat with stunning views and tranquil waters.

Aquamar Spa Terrace

Revitalize your body in the therapeutic embrace of our Thalassotherapy Pool. This saltwater sanctuary is perfect for soothing sore muscles, improving circulation, and easing joint pain, making it an ideal wellness complement to any cruise experience.

Thalassotherapy Pool

Enhance your wellness journey in our aromatic steam room, where temperature-regulated steam infused with herbal essences improves your skin and mood. This multisensory experience offers a perfect retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Aromatic Steam Room

Immerse yourself in the healing properties of the ocean with our selection of body therapies. From Musclease Ocean Wraps to Intensely Cleansing Salt Scrubs, our treatments are designed to detoxify and nourish, leaving your skin purified and refreshed.

Body Therapies

Discover the art of relaxation and rejuvenation with our signature massage therapies at the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center. Each therapy, from Aroma Stone to Thai Herbal Poultice massages, is crafted to restore harmony and balance to body and spirit, using natural ingredients and a blend of ancient and modern techniques.

Massage Therapies

Experience the transformative power of our facial therapies, where ancient massage techniques meet modern skin care to deliver essential vitamins and nutrients. Our Pro-Collagen Age Defy and Caviar Firm And Lift facials are signature services designed to rejuvenate and revitalize.

Facial Therapies

Elevate your look with our luxury salon and barber shop services, offering everything from personalized hair treatments to deluxe manicures and pedicures. Our experienced stylists and barbers use premium products to ensure you look and feel your best.

Salon & Barber Shop Services

Start your day with serenity by joining our complimentary yoga classes, designed to enhance your inner peace, flexibility, and strength. From sunrise sessions to introductory classes, there's a perfect match for every skill level, setting the tone for a day of exploration and discovery.

Yoga

Strengthen your core and improve your posture with our Pilates classes, a low-impact exercise regimen focusing on flexibility, endurance, and muscle control. Our expert instructors ensure a welcoming environment for developing core stability and enhancing overall body health.

Pilates

Energize your body with a workout in our state-of-the-art fitness center, featuring the latest in cardio and strength-training equipment. Join our complimentary classes for an extra boost of motivation, from bootcamps to indoor cycling, tailored to help you achieve your fitness goals.

Cardio & Strength Training

Embrace a healthier you with our complimentary fitness classes, catering to all levels of experience. From strength training to stretching and foot fitness, our professional instructors are dedicated to guiding you through each session, ensuring a fulfilling and beneficial workout.


Free Fitness Classes

Embrace the beauty of the sea and sky while keeping active on our running track. Whether you're starting your day with an energizing jog or enjoying a leisurely walk, the stunning views and fresh sea air offer a perfect backdrop for exercise and reflection.


Running Track

Stay energized with complimentary classes like yoga, Pilates, and strength training, or explore cutting-edge equipment and the Kinesis® wall for a personalized workout at sea. Personal training is also available for those seeking tailored guidance.

Fitness Center

Find your peaceful haven on our private sundeck, the ultimate spot for solitude and relaxation. Whether seeking a meditative moment or simply a break from the buzz, the sundeck offers a tranquil retreat to recharge.


Sundeck

Oceania's Insignia delivers a refined and peaceful cruise experience, ideally crafted for discerning travelers drawn to its small-scale luxury and distinctive long-duration voyages. With an emphasis on high-quality service and gourmet dining, including a versatile plant-based menu, guests are assured a personalized and memorable journey. The ship's design and atmosphere cater to relaxation and leisure, ensuring a balance of engaging activities and tranquil moments, suitable for those valuing sophistication and comfort.

Oceania Cruises

Oceania  Insignia

Explore landmarks that showcase the splendor of Bangkok and influence of Buddhism and then enjoy a river cruise through the Thonburi district. At the Golden Buddha Temple, you will see a massive statue of Buddha that was once covered with plaster to hide its gold composition from invaders. The Buddha at Wat Phra Keo temple may be even more sacred and priceless as it is carved from a single piece of emerald-green jasper. The temple sits within the Grand Palace complex, a collection of lavishly decorated buildings, bejeweled with gilt and multi-colored glass mosaics, and soaring finials topped with glittering spires. As you will discover, the palace is still used for royal ceremonies and state occasions. A leisurely cruise down the Chao Phraya River and through the canals of one of Bangkok’s most scenic residential areas follows. Along the way, you will see traditional teakwood houses built on stilts, as well as Wat Arun, the glorious Temple of Dawn.

This full day tour allows you to absorb many of the outstanding highlights of Bangkok, with a minimum of walking.

Mingle with the locals as they shop at a bustling morning market in the Silom district of Bangkok before heading to a nearby Hindu temple that welcomes devotees of other religions. The market offers a genuine window into daily life, as the vendors tend to carry useful products rather than souvenirs. While wandering about the many stalls, be sure to sample some of the foods characteristic of Bangkok. The offerings are usually eclectic and could range from grilled river fish to papaya salad to sticky rice desserts. For an authentic glimpse into the spiritual side of Bangkok, you will visit Sri Maha Uma Devi, a temple that Indian immigrants founded in the 19th century during the reign of King Rama IV. The temple was built as a place to worship the benevolent Uma goddess in accordance with Shaktism, one of the denominations of Hinduism. Be sure to notice the top of the temple’s exterior, which is particularly colorful and ornate.

Gain a unique perspective of Bangkok’s waterways and see some of the attractions that highlight the charms of the river and canals. As you cruise the city’s always bustling Chao Phraya River, you will take in picturesque scenes of traditional life on the water. You can expect to see floating grocery stores, water taxis zipping about and teakwood houses built on stilts. In time, you will stop to browse the Royal Barge Museum, which houses the ornately decorated longboats that were once used for royal functions. You might also see a gold-encrusted swan-shaped barge used solely by the king. Wat Arun, known as the Temple of Dawn, will present yet another side of Bangkok, as it features a soaring tower-like spire that symbolizes Mount Meru, which is supposedly the center of the universe.

Discover the charms of the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha Temple and see firsthand why they are among the most popular attractions in Bangkok. Considered to be an extraordinary example of an ancient Siamese court, the palace was built in 1782 at the beginning of the Chakri Dynasty. The entire complex sprawls over nearly one square mile in the heart of Bangkok and served as the residence of Thailand’s kings for 150 years. Within the palace compound, you will find the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which holds a 14th-century statue of Buddha that was carved from a single piece of emerald-green jasper. The king of Thailand changes the Buddha’s robes each season in an elaborate ritual, during which he also sprinkles water over the monks to bring good fortune. Be sure to notice the murals on the temple walls that depict the life of Buddha and steps to enlightenment.

Behold one of the most spectacular private art collections in Asia at the Prasart Museum, which is open by appointment only. Real estate tycoon Prasart Vongsakul created the museum to hold Thai artwork that he spent his life collecting because so much of it was leaving the country. These national treasures are displayed in a collection of classic Thai buildings. Vongsakul personally constructed much of the complex using long-forgotten building techniques. The exhibits display art ranging from prehistoric times to the late-19th century that includes exquisite porcelain and pottery and traditional Thai paintings and furnishings. While meandering about the surrounding gardens, you can expect to see dozens of Buddha statues, shrines and a teak pavilion on stilts above a lotus pond. Much of the foliage was planted because of its association with Thai literature.

Enjoy a glimpse into the past splendor of the Siamese kingdom by visiting the 14th-century city of Ayutthaya, an acclaimed World Heritage site. Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya remained the kingdom’s capital until 1767, when the conquering Burmese destroyed it. As you tour the magnificent excavated ruins, you will behold a collection of towering spires known as prangs and begin to understand the significance of the city, which was once one of the world’s largest, most cosmopolitan urban areas. Be sure to notice the city’s rigid grid layout and the moats and canals around the principal structures. You will also visit the Buddhist temple Wat Mahathat within the complex. The royal summer palace of Bang Pa-In lies nearby on an island in the middle of a lake. An excellent example of classic Thai architecture, it is one of the most photographed buildings in the kingdom.

Gain an overall understanding of Hong Kong through a wealth of attractions that best represent traditional ways and modern sensibilities. For the ultimate view of the sprawling metropolis and beyond, you will take the Peak Tram to the highest point on Hong Kong Island. The tram has been running since 1888 and as the world’s steepest funicular railway it is a thrill to ride. After an equally scenic descent, you will arrive at the beautiful beach that rims Repulse Bay, where you will pause for photos before traveling to the floating village of Aberdeen. From the unique perspective of a flat-bottomed sampan, you will ease through the harbor’s calm waters observing how the locals live on boats rather than on land. Shopping is synonymous with Hong Kong and jewelry is a favorite item. You will have the opportunity to watch artists create one-of-a-kind pieces in Hong Kong’s largest jewelry factory and shop in the on-site boutique, if you wish.

Discover the natural beauty and serenity of Lantau Island, characteristics that haven’t changed since the Buddhists built a mountaintop monastery there in 1906. You will first take in the splendor of Hong Kong’s largest outlying island from a viewing platform on Tsing Yi Island and again from the Tsing Ma Bridge that connects Lantau to Kowloon Peninsula. The scenery will continue to be spectacular as you drive to Tai O, a fishing village whose residents live on junks, boats and stilt houses. As you will discover while walking through the village, Tai O is even more alluring up close. Remote Po Lin Monastery fascinates in a different manner. When constructed, it was rather inconspicuous but in 1993 the largest outdoor statue of Buddha in Asia was erected there, attracting pilgrims from all over. For yet another view of Lantau, you will ride the cable car from the highland village of Ngong Ping down to the coastal village Tung Chung.

Delve into Hong Kong’s heritage and cultural traditions by visiting the most representative historical sites, beginning with the 19th-century Man Mo Temple. Its name refers to the Chinese god of literature and the god of marital arts, both of whom were worshipped here. For a candid glimpse into everyday life, you will mingle with the locals as they browse a bustling market. The official national monument Tang Chung Ling Ancestral Hall is more focused on the history of one family—the Tang clan—who still use the 16th-century hall for annual rituals and seasonal festivals. Members of the powerful Man clan lived in Tai Fu Tai, a stately country mansion built in the mid-19th century. It may appear rather somber on the outside, but the interior is lavishly decorated with ornate woodcarvings and plaster moldings as befitting the well-heeled Man clan.

Explore many of the most spectacular attractions on Kowloon, a peninsula whose name means “Nine Dragons” in Cantonese, a reference to its nine hills shaped like the backs of dragons. Your overview of Kowloon will begin at Tin Hau, a temple dedicated to another mythical figure—a sea goddess. Oddly, the temple isn’t on the water anymore due to a massive land reclamation project. You will also visit three markets that will reveal the staggeringly array of goods that come into Hong Kong. One sells fresh meats, another displays a riot of brightly colored flowers and the third is devoted to jade and precious stones. The Chinese prize jade for its beauty and as a symbol of long life and good luck. Chi Lin Nunnery is revered as an extraordinary example of Tang dynasty architecture. As you will see, it was built entirely of cypress wood that is ingeniously held together without nails.

Practice the ancient martial art of tai chi under the guidance of a local master. Begin to reap the benefits of tai chi, which can include better balance and breathing. Savor a traditional Chinese meal of dim sum and hot tea.

Discover firsthand why Hong Kong is a shopping mecca by browsing three of the best markets, an experience that afternoon tea will complement. Being a crossroads for global trade for more than 150 years, Hong Kong has few rivals with regard to shopping. It is almost a sport here, as you will soon realize at Stanley Market, a treasure-trove of designer clothing and most anything else that you can imagine. The merchandise will be much more focused at the jewelry factory that you will also visit. Besides watching the artisans create bejeweled pieces in gold and silver, you will have the opportunity to purchase the exquisite items on display. If you are interested in fine ceramics, a visit to Wah Tung China Arts will be eye-opening. The vast offerings include dinnerware, decorative planters and delicate figurines. As the perfect complement to shopping, you will linger over afternoon tea in Aberdeen, a town on Hong Kong Island.

Ride the ferry to Macau and discover how this former Portuguese colony has evolved into a Special Administrative Region of China with an eclectic blend of cultures. Your first stop will be at a landmark statue dedicated to the Chinese Buddhist goddess of mercy, which stands atop a domed ecumenical center for various religions. Religious tolerance and diversity are also celebrated at A-Ma Temple, whose roots date to the 15th century. After perusing its colorful pavilions, you will pause at the ruins of St. Paul, the first Jesuit church and college in China. The Portuguese influence will be highly apparent at Senado Square, which was once the center of the colonial government. Today, it is known for its size and wave-like mosaic pavement. For the ultimate view of Macao, you will zip to the upper reaches of soaring Macao Tower for lunch and a visit to its glittery casino.

Delve into the rich biodiversity of Bach Ma National Park with a naturalist guiding you through its lush landscapes. Begin with an introduction to the park’s varied topography at the visitor center before embarking on a hike to the summit. Along the way, the naturalist will point out vibrant bird species like red-headed trogons and scarlet minivets, as well as rare orchids that flourish in this dense forest. Remnants of French colonial homes add a historical layer to your journey. Reaching the summit, enjoy sweeping views of the mountains, Tam Giang lagoon, and the city of Hue.

Explore Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage at the Cham Museum in Da Nang and the historic town of Hoi An. At the museum, you’ll discover an unparalleled collection of terracotta and stone sculptures created by Vietnam’s indigenous Cham people, showcasing their artistic mastery. Continue to Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its remarkably preserved architecture from the 15th to 19th centuries. Highlights include a sea goddess temple, a 400-year-old Japanese covered bridge, and a vibrant open-air market. After lunch, enjoy free time to explore Hoi An at your own pace, and pause to capture photos of the iconic Marble Mountains, which symbolize elements of Eastern philosophy.

This shore excursion offers a deep dive into the history and heritage of Hue, Vietnam, once the imperial capital. Begin with a scenic 1 ¾-hour drive to the Royal Citadel, a sprawling complex with towering stone walls and grand palaces, including the Forbidden Purple City. Learn about Hue’s turbulent past, especially its role in the Vietnam War, and witness the impressive restoration of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue to the serene Thien Mu Pagoda along the Perfume River, followed by a visit to the majestic Tomb of Emperor Tu Duc, before a stop at a traditional hat-craft village.

Explore Da Nang's cultural and natural treasures, combining a journey through history with breathtaking landscapes. Start at the Cham Museum, which houses the world’s largest collection of sandstone and terracotta sculptures, crafted by Vietnam’s ancient Cham people between the 4th and 14th centuries. Then, ride a traditional pedicab to Han Market, a bustling shopping hub that has been a fixture since the French occupation in the 1940s, offering a glimpse into local life. Next, visit Marble Mountain, known for its five peaks symbolizing elements like fire and water. Explore Hell Cave, a site reminiscent of Hades, and relax at Marble Beach, a stunning coastal area that once served as a base for American Marines during the Vietnam War.

This shore excursion provides a well-rounded exploration of Hue, Vietnam’s former capital, combining a serene Perfume River cruise with visits to historic landmarks. Drift along the river’s tranquil waters, enjoying views of Emperor Minh Mang’s tomb and the Hue Citadel, the heart of Vietnam’s imperial past. At Thien Mu Pagoda, you’ll appreciate its serene beauty and learn about its role in historical events. Wrap up your journey at the bustling Dong Ba Market, where hundreds of vibrant stalls offer everything from local crafts to everyday essentials.

Explore Ishigaki Island’s natural beauty and cultural heritage on this captivating tour. Begin with a glass-bottom boat ride across Kabira Bay, where vibrant fish, giant clams, and coral reefs thrive in waters where black pearls are cultivated. At Ishigaki Yaima Village, step back in time as you wander through a re-created village of traditional homes, preserving the island’s historical ways of life. Conclude at Ishigaki’s largest limestone cave, where you’ll walk among ancient stalactites, stalagmites, and fossilized shells embedded in the walls, all illuminated for an atmospheric glimpse into the island’s geological past.

Venture into the pristine wilderness of Iriomote Island, a haven of subtropical plants and rare wildlife. Begin with a ferry ride to Japan’s remote national park, followed by a scenic riverboat journey up the Nakama River through lush mangroves, where you may spot the elusive Iriomote wildcat. Marvel at the towering Looking-glass Mangrove tree, a regional landmark with exceptionally durable wood prized for boat building. Conclude your adventure with a water buffalo-drawn oxcart ride to Yubujima Island’s botanical garden, where you can explore a unique collection of native plant life in this tranquil, undeveloped paradise.

Explore Ishigaki’s stunning marine life and traditional textile arts on this immersive tour. Start with a glass-bottom boat ride over Kabira Bay, where colorful fish and giant clams thrive among coral reefs in one of Japan’s most scenic bays. Afterward, visit Mineya Minsa textile factory to see the intricate art of weaving and traditional pattern-making for items like kimono sashes. Complete your experience by crafting your own handkerchief, dyed with pigments from local plants—a unique keepsake from Ishigaki.


Experience the natural beauty and vibrant culture of Ishigaki Island on this scenic tour. Start with a stop at Kabira Bay, famous for its crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and forested islets, creating a tranquil, picture-perfect setting. From there, head to Yugurena Mall in Ishigaki Town, where you’ll have time to explore a variety of shops offering local clothing, jewelry, and handicrafts. For a unique taste of the island, try the sugar cane candy or sea salt ice cream, both local favorites.

Discover Ishigaki’s stunning landscapes and rich artisanal heritage on this tour of its top natural and cultural attractions. Begin at the scenic Kabira Bay, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views and might spot local divers harvesting black pearls. Then, visit Yoneko-yaki Pottery to observe artisans crafting Shisa statuettes—traditional lion-dog figures believed to protect homes from evil. Conclude at Yonehara Beach, where you can relax by the crystal-clear water, take a stroll along the sandy shore, or simply admire the colorful marine life often seen near the coral reef.

Explore the dramatic landscapes and rich history of Kagoshima with a focus on the awe-inspiring Mount Sakurajima, one of Japan’s most active volcanoes. Begin with a scenic ferry ride across the bay, offering prime views of the volcano as it emits smoke and ash into the sky. Your next stop is the Arimura Lava Observatory, perched on a rugged lava field formed by the 1946 eruption, providing an up-close look at the volcanic terrain. Back in Kagoshima, visit the beautiful Sengan-en Garden, designed to enhance the 17th-century villa of the influential Shimazu clan, with Mount Sakurajima as a stunning backdrop. Complete your journey at the Shoko Shuseikan Museum, where exhibits detail Kagoshima’s early steps toward industrialization and Japan's modernization efforts.

Discover the rich history and scenic beauty of Chiran, a former samurai town on the Satsuma Peninsula. Walk along Samurai Lane, where well-preserved samurai residences and exquisite gardens provide a glimpse into 17th-century life, each designed to harmonize with the surrounding landscape. Reflect on the poignant history of World War II at the Peace Museum, which honors the memory of Chiran’s kamikaze pilots through personal artifacts and stories. After a traditional lunch in Kagoshima, explore the serene Sengan-en Garden, which envelops the 17th-century villa of the powerful Shimazu clan. Conclude your journey with a visit to the Shoko Shuseikan Museum, where exhibits showcase Kagoshima's pioneering efforts to industrialize, including artifacts from Japan’s first Western-style factory.

Discover the rich history and poignant stories of Chiran, a former castle town that played a key role during Japan’s feudal period and World War II. Begin your journey with a scenic drive from the port to Chiran, where you will explore well-preserved samurai residences dating back 250 years. Surrounded by moss-covered stone walls and featuring traditional black-tiled roofs, these homes capture the essence of the Edo Period. Wander through the meticulously designed gardens, where "borrowed landscaping" integrates the surrounding mountains into each serene scene.

Experience the timeless charm and natural wonders of Kagoshima on this scenic tour through the Satsuma Peninsula. Begin in the historic castle town of Chiran, where you'll stroll along a lane flanked by stone walls and meticulously restored samurai houses that capture the spirit of the Edo Period. Some residences remain privately owned, while others open their beautifully maintained gardens to visitors. Continue to Cape Nagasakibana, where panoramic views of Mt. Kaimon, known as "Satsuma Fuji" for its striking resemblance to Japan’s iconic peak, await. Nearby, take in the serene beauty of Lake Ikeda, a crater lake famed not only for its volcanic origins but also for legends of a mysterious creature said to inhabit its waters.

Experience the raw power of nature as you journey to Sakurajima, one of Japan’s most active volcanoes and a striking emblem of Kagoshima. Cruise across Kinko Bay for stunning views of the smoldering volcano, which emits smoke and ash almost daily. Learn how past eruptions, including the massive 1914 event, have shaped the surrounding landscape, even transforming Sakurajima from an island into a connected peninsula. Upon arrival, explore the Arimura Observatory, where lookout decks offer safe, yet thrilling, perspectives of the volcanic activity and the rugged terrain that past eruptions have sculpted.

Explore the historic and natural wonders of Kagoshima on a visit to the serene Sengan-en Garden and the Shoko Shuseikan Museum, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. Stroll through the lush, 17th-century Sengan-en Garden, a botanical masterpiece designed to enhance the residence of the influential Shimazu clan. The garden’s meticulously arranged landscapes, with stunning views of Mount Sakurajima in the background, create a perfect blend of nature and architecture. Your journey continues at the Shoko Shuseikan Museum, housed in Japan’s first Western-style stone building with arches. Here, you'll discover artifacts from Japan’s early industrial era, including items from a factory established by a Shimazu descendant, as well as fine Satsuma porcelain and personal heirlooms from the clan.

Immerse yourself in the spiritual and cultural heritage of Ko Samui with visits to two prominent temples. Start at the Big Buddha Temple, home to a 36-foot golden statue, and then explore the serene Plai Laem Temple, featuring intricate designs and statues of Guanyin and a laughing Buddha. After a traditional Thai lunch at a beach resort, visit a coconut plantation to see how local monkeys are trained to pick coconuts—a tradition that supports the island’s coconut industry. Along the way, enjoy scenic coastal views and gain insights into local life.


Discover the scenic beauty and cultural heritage of Ko Samui on this island tour. Begin with a visit to a coconut plantation, where you’ll watch trained monkeys skillfully harvest coconuts, a centuries-old tradition. Then explore two of Ko Samui’s most revered temples: the Big Buddha Temple, featuring a towering golden Buddha, and the serene Plai Laem Temple, known for its stunning statue of Guanyin and vibrant murals. Before returning to the pier, enjoy a photo stop at Chaweng Beach, one of the island’s most picturesque spots.

Explore the culinary culture of Ko Samui with a visit to a local market followed by a hands-on cooking class at the luxurious Nora Beach Resort & Spa. Begin your journey by meandering through the bustling market stalls, where your guide will explain the key ingredients used in Thai cuisine. At the resort, join a 120-minute cooking class led by a chef, where you’ll help prepare traditional dishes like chicken coconut soup and stuffed crabmeat. After enjoying the meal you’ve created, stop at the iconic Big Buddha Temple for a final cultural highlight before returning to the pier.

Zip across the sea by speedboat to the tropical paradise of Koh Maa Island, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life. Snorkel in the national marine park, where you might encounter colorful species such as clown anemonefish, emperor angelfish, and even sea turtles. After exploring the underwater world, enjoy a scenic cruise around Pha-Ngan Island, known for its beautiful beaches and lively full-moon parties. Finish your adventure with a traditional Thai lunch, likely featuring fresh seafood.

Immerse yourself in Ko Samui’s rich spiritual heritage with visits to three distinctive temples. Start at Khunaram Temple, where the mummified monk wearing sunglasses, fulfilling his final wishes, draws curious visitors. Continue to the Big Buddha Temple, home to a massive golden Buddha and serene meditation huts. At the lakeside Plai Laem Temple, admire the vibrant statues of a laughing Buddha and the 18-armed goddess Guanyin. End the tour on a lighter note with a visit to a coconut plantation, where trained monkeys demonstrate their skill in harvesting coconuts from tall trees.

Unwind at a luxurious waterfront resort on Ko Samui’s famous Chaweng Beach, where you can spend hours enjoying the amenities at your leisure. Lounge by the pool or on the beautiful crescent-shaped beach, take a dip in the calm sea, or enjoy a peaceful stroll along the shore. Shaded by coconut palms, the resort provides the perfect tropical setting for relaxation. Around midday, indulge in a delicious buffet lunch featuring Thai dishes, complemented by refreshing beverages.

Visit a sanctuary where rescued elephants live in an environment that mimics their natural habitat. Learn about their former lives in the logging industry and witness their transformation as they are treated ethically and humanely. Watch the elephants engage in natural behaviors like socializing, wading in water, and cooling off in the mud. You will also help prepare their daily meal, which includes bananas, sugar cane, and watermelons, and learn how vitamin balls are used to supplement their diet in the sanctuary.

Visit the key landmarks in Nagasaki, most of which recognize the devastating effects of the atomic bomb that was dropped on the city in August 1945. At first glance, the city appears to be modern, having been rebuilt since the end of World War II; however, your exploration will also reveal more historical areas with temples and secluded gardens. Still, attractions that commemorate Nagasaki’s destruction from the bomb blast take center stage. The Peace Memorial Park now stands near Ground Zero and features statues and sculptures that countries all over the world have donated. The statue of a man with his right arm pointing to the sky to indicate the continued threat of nuclear destruction is particularly moving. You will also browse the Atomic Bomb Museum, which holds hundreds of artifacts that show the power of the bomb’s impact and contains displays on modern nuclear technology.

Discover the extraordinary ceramics produced in the city of Arita and then visit a memorial park in Nagasaki near the epicenter of the 1945 atomic bomb blast. Although it will take two hours to reach Arita, it will be well worth the time. Your immersion into ceramics will begin at Fukagawa-Seiji, a crafts company founded in 1894. The artisans here are particularly revered for their porcelain, especially the white porcelain that appears transparent. As you will see, traditional methods are still used to manufacture a wide variety of products. During free time in Arita’s atmospheric Old Town, be sure to browse the pottery galleries. While Arita is considered the birthplace of Japanese porcelain, Nagasaki will forever be remembered for the devastating atomic bomb that was dropped here. As you meander through the Peace Memorial Park, you can take a moment to reflect on the bomb’s effects.

Take in the natural beauty of Nagasaki and some of the most scenic vistas in and around town, beginning with a stop atop Mount Inasayama. Thanks to the mountain’s proximity to the city center, you will be treated to sweeping vistas of the urban sprawl. Ask the guide to point out the Peace Memorial Park, as it will be your next destination. It is located near Ground Zero of the atomic bomb that was dropped here in 1945. Today, the park is a lush oasis full of fountains, statues and sculptures that countries around the world have donated in the name of peace. You will also visit Urakami Cathedral, where relics damaged in the bomb blast are on display, including charred stone saints. For a different historical reference point, you will pause at Dejima, an artificial island built in 1636 to segregate the Portuguese population and control their missionary activities. Dejima is now part of the mainland.

Delve into the culture and history of Nagasaki by visiting two museums and a park that reveal the effects of the 1945 atomic blast and the isolationist Edo period. As you browse the displays in the Atomic Bomb Museum, you will learn about the city’s culture before the bomb struck and the aftermath of the atomic blast. The museum’s goal is to candidly show the devastation from the atomic bomb in hopes that nuclear weapons will eventually be abolished. It is only fitting that you will next visit the Peace Memorial Park, an urban greenspace built near Ground Zero of the atomic blast. For a different perspective of Nagasaki’s past, you will tour an historical museum on Dejima, an artificial island built hundreds of years ago to isolate Portuguese missionaries. Through documents, artwork and restored buildings, the museum shows what life was like during this cultural period.

Stroll a boardwalk that winds through boiling geothermal springs known as Unzen Hell and then visit Shimabara castle, which a cruel feudal lord built in the 17th century. A magma reservoir at the bottom of a nearby bay causes the steaming, hissing landscape of Unzen Hell, which is of geological and historical interest. Here, between 1627 and 1632, dozens of Christians were executed by being thrown into the boiling waters to suppress the spread of Christianity, which had been introduced to Japan about 100 years earlier. A plaque stands at Unzen Hell to commemorate the martyrs. The struggles of Japan’s early Christians are also detailed at Shimabara Castle, which was built by the lord that ordered the Christians to be murdered at Unzen Hell. The museum inside the castle showcases the ordeals of Christians at the time and their uprising in the Shimabara Rebellion. The five-tiered castle is a reproduction of the original, except for the stone foundation and moat that survived intact.

Take in the gorgeous views from the hilltop Buddha statue at Long Son Pagoda. Gain an understanding of Vietnam’s past by visiting the ancient Po Nagar Cham Towers. Browse the shops at bustling Dam Market. Relax at the beach while enjoying a traditional coconut drink. See delicate silk artwork that artisans embroidered by hand.

Sit back in the comfort of a pedicab and ride through the enchanting streets of Nha Trang, taking in the most remarkable sights along the way. With a routing map in hand and wearing headphones to hear the enlightening narration, you will follow the guide in your individual pedicab through the city’s most scenic areas. Tran Phu, a pine-shaded boulevard that hugs the beach, is one of the favorite and most picturesque locales. The exact route will depend on traffic conditions, but you can expect to view a variety of attractions that you may wish to visit later on your own, including restaurants, shops and museums. Photo stops will be made at the most significant points of interest. Upon reaching the bustling Dam market, you will be transferred back to the ship or you may remain to shop and return later on your own.

Enjoy a revealing look at rural life in Vietnam by visiting a farm, village and pagoda in the lush countryside. Not far outside the city limits, the landscape will change dramatically, as rice paddies and majestic mountains come into view. After pausing at a temple adorned with candles and incense that symbolize the universe, you will stop at a traditional farm. While touring the grounds, you will get a glimpse into daily life, learn about the crops and see how the domesticated animals are raised. Upon arriving at a nearby village, you will meet a local family and watch them weave floor mats from sedge or perhaps baskets from banana leaves. Then, after a refreshing coconut drink and some juicy tropical fruit, you will meet some of the monks at the village pagoda. They will explain their religious practices and how they worship Buddha. One final stop will be made at a workshop where artisans make rice paper.

Become immersed in river life in and around Nha Trang, a beach-blessed resort city at the mouth of the Cái River. As you drive through the city, you will pass the modern Tram Huong tower and cross Tran Phu Bridge. Upon reaching one of the shipyards, you will meet local craftsmen that will be busy making traditional wooden boats. The design hasn’t changed in more than 100 years, and the boat-builders will happily explain how the shape of the boats affects the way they handle in the sea. You will observe a different side of the Nha Trang area while cruising the tranquil Cái River, whose lush banks are dotted with small villages, farms and rice paddies. One of the more unusual sights is a whale shrine that a fisherman built to thank the cetacean that supposedly pushed his boat to safety during a storm. You will enjoy one last look at the river while pausing for a beverage at a café.

Enjoy a bike ride to a country resort, where you will practice yoga outdoors, learn to prepare Vietnamese finger foods and then dine on your concoctions. The bicycling pace will be leisurely, allowing you time to admire the scenery, slowly warm up and stretch your muscles. Upon arriving at the Memento Country House, you should be mentally and physically ready to participate in a yoga class outdoors. The yoga master will lead you through a number of postures to help you further relax and achieve a level of inner peace. You will also learn to better control your breathing, which in turn will quiet your mind. A hands-on cooking class follows, during which you will prepare several healthy Vietnamese-style finger foods. The ingredients will be seasonal, farm-fresh and nutritious, as Vietnamese cuisine is among the world’s healthiest. The highlight will be dining on the finger foods that you have prepared

Bicycle through the countryside along the Cai River to an outdoor spa where you may soak in the hot springs and linger in the therapeutic mud baths. Upon reaching the river on the outskirts of Nha Trang, you will hop on your bike and pedal along the river, passing historical homes and fruit orchards along the way. The experience will offer you a genuine glimpse into Vietnamese country life, as the locals will be engaged in daily routines such as tending rice paddies and selling woven handicrafts. In time, you will arrive at an outdoor spa known for its mud baths and hot springs. The mineral-rich mud and springs are said to be therapeutic with healing properties that can reduce fatigue and relieve aches and pains. Once you soak in the mud baths and hot springs and then rinse off under a waterfall, your skin will be glowing, as both therapies exfoliate the skin. You might also enjoy the swimming pool.

Discover the best of Shanghai on this full-day tour that blends the city’s modern marvels with its rich cultural heritage. Start by marveling at the towering skyscrapers of the Shanghai World Finance Center, Jin Mao Tower, and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, symbols of the city's economic boom. Stroll through the enchanting Yu Yuan Gardens, a 16th-century masterpiece featuring scenic rockeries and dragon-adorned walls. Explore the Jade Buddha Temple, renowned for its rare white jade Buddha statue, and delve into Shanghai's ancient history at the Shanghai Museum, home to fascinating artifacts like bronzeware, ceramics, and calligraphy.

Discover some of Shanghai's most exquisite cultural and historical sites on this half-day tour, including a visit to the renowned Shanghai Museum in People’s Square, home to a vast collection of ancient Chinese artifacts. Stroll through the serene, 16th-century Yu Yuan Garden, a beautifully landscaped space designed to promote peace and comfort. Afterward, explore the maze-like streets of Old Town, where traditional shops and restaurants showcase Shanghai’s rich heritage. This tour provides an insightful blend of art, history, and the tranquil beauty of one of China’s most dynamic cities.

Explore the remarkable history of Shanghai’s Jewish community on this half-day tour, which highlights how the city provided refuge to thousands of Jews fleeing Nazi persecution. Begin at the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum, housed in the former Ohel Moishe Synagogue, where exhibits recount the city’s open-armed reception of Jewish refugees during World War II. Visit the neighborhoods in Hongkou where many Jews settled and see commemorative plaques honoring both the Jewish immigrants and their Chinese hosts. Pass by landmarks such as the former Jewish Theatre and Jewish Club, further immersing yourself in this poignant chapter of Shanghai's history.

Explore the enchanting city of Suzhou, famous for its classical gardens and rich silk heritage, on this full-day tour from Shanghai. Begin at the Garden of the Master of the Nets, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its exquisite design and intimate atmosphere. Learn about Suzhou’s historical prominence in the silk trade and witness intricate double-sided silk embroidery at the Silk Embroidery Research Institute. After a traditional Chinese lunch, enjoy a peaceful boat ride along the Grand Canal, disembarking at the ancient Panmen Gate, the only remaining water and land gate in China.

Explore the enchanting water town of Zhujiajiao, often called the "Venice of Shanghai," on this half-day tour. Stroll through atmospheric streets lined with Qing Dynasty buildings and cross stone bridges that span serene canals. A boat ride offers a tranquil perspective of the town’s waterway lifestyle, revealing the charm of daily life. You’ll also visit a historical post office from the 1800s and browse a traditional pharmacy that still dispenses ancient herbal medicines.

Experience Shanghai's cutting-edge technology and breathtaking views on this futuristic excursion. Begin with an exhilarating ride aboard the world’s fastest train, the Maglev, reaching speeds of up to 186.41 mph. The quick, eight-minute journey will showcase the remarkable technology that powers this electromagnetic marvel. Back in the city, explore the ultra-modern Lujiazui financial district, where gleaming skyscrapers dominate the skyline. Cap your tour with a visit to the 88th floor of the Jin Mao Tower for stunning panoramic views of Shanghai’s rapid transformation and vast cityscape.

Experience both the historic and modern sides of Shanghai on this half-day tour, which highlights the city’s most iconic landmarks. Begin with a drive along the Bund, where colonial-era architecture offers a glimpse into the city’s past, and continue through the elegant French Concession district, known for its tree-lined streets and vintage charm. At People’s Square, once a premier racetrack, enjoy a leisurely stroll through Shanghai’s largest public square. Finally, ascend to the 88th-floor observation deck of the Jin Mao Tower, where sweeping views of the futuristic Pudong skyline and the city’s urban sprawl await.

Experience the charms of rural life and enjoy ultimate relaxation on this tour that combines a visit to a traditional village with time at a luxurious beachfront resort. Begin by exploring the village of Puthong, nestled among lush rice fields, where you'll observe daily life, including the way villagers prepare food, raise animals, and honor their ancestors. Visit a local temple and see the monks’ and nuns’ residences before heading to the Sokha Beach Resort. There, you’ll have ample time to swim, stroll along the pristine beach, or simply relax by the pool while enjoying a delicious lunch.

Discover the cultural and scenic highlights of Sihanoukville on this engaging tour, which begins with visits to two ornately decorated Buddhist pagodas. At Wat Krom, witness monks chanting and learning Pali, while marveling at the vibrant decorations of the temple, including the serpent deities known as nagas. Stop at a local market to glimpse daily life and local delicacies before continuing to Wat Lu Pagoda, famed for its unique three-headed elephant statue with Buddhas atop. Conclude your day by relaxing at the Sokha Beach Resort, where you can unwind by the serene beachfront.

Explore the extraordinary biodiversity of Ream National Park, where lush forests and mangrove swamps provide a habitat for a variety of wildlife. Begin with a scenic boat ride along the Prek Toeuk Sap River, keeping an eye out for flying fish, dolphins, and bird species such as eagles, storks, and kites. Afterward, enjoy a guided walk through the park’s woods, where monkeys, butterflies, and numerous birds may be spotted. Conclude your visit by touring a village within the park and relaxing on a nearby beach, soaking in the unspoiled beauty of this natural wonderland.

Kayak through the serene waters of the Prey Chak River in Ream National Park, surrounded by lush mangroves and vibrant wildlife. This peaceful paddle allows you to silently observe nature, offering a chance to spot monkeys, birds like storks and kingfishers, and perhaps even the elusive fishing cat. As you glide along, you’ll be immersed in the untouched beauty of the park. After your kayaking adventure, you’ll have time to relax on a nearby secluded beach, enjoying the tranquil atmosphere and pristine surroundings.

Enjoy a relaxed, scenic drive through Singapore’s top highlights, with stops for photos and minimal walking. Begin with a visit to the iconic Merlion statue, the symbol of Singapore, and then explore the Colonial District’s blend of historic architecture and lush greenery. Discover Singapore’s cultural diversity by driving through vibrant Little India and the bustling Arab Quarter, each with its unique flair. Cap off the tour with a stop for coffee or tea at a local shop near Chinatown, followed by a drive along Orchard Road, Singapore’s famed shopping street lined with ultra-modern malls.

Enjoy sweeping views of Singapore from three unique perspectives, each offering a memorable way to experience the city-state’s vibrant landscape. Begin at the SkyPark observation deck, perched 56 stories high atop Marina Bay Sands, for panoramic views of Singapore's iconic skyline, including Gardens by the Bay and the unique Esplanade domes. Next, take a spin on the Singapore Flyer, where glass-enclosed capsules carry you 42 stories into the sky for an awe-inspiring look over Marina Bay and beyond. Finish the adventure with a scenic bumboat cruise along the Singapore River, passing historic quays, lush parks, and modern skyscrapers as you glide along this storied waterway.

Trace the origins of modern Singapore as you explore the legacy of Sir Stamford Raffles, the visionary behind this vibrant city-state. Begin with a scenic cruise along the Singapore River in a traditional bumboat, passing by the iconic Raffles statue, marking his historic landing site. At the Asian Civilizations Museum, discover artifacts that recount Singapore’s journey over centuries, including treasures from a 9th-century shipwreck. Conclude at the renowned Raffles Hotel, where you’ll walk through history at this celebrated 19th-century landmark and can even savor the story behind the famous Singapore Sling, invented here around 1915.

Explore the contrasts of modern and historic Singapore, where sleek skyscrapers share the skyline with cherished heritage sites. Begin with a walk through Singapore’s colonial district, where iconic landmarks like St. Andrew’s Cathedral and the Merlion statue pay homage to the city’s journey from fishing village to thriving metropolis. Visit the vibrant Sri Mariamman Temple in Chinatown, Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, adorned with intricate, colorful statues depicting Hindu deities. Finally, unwind in the serene Singapore Botanic Gardens, the city’s first UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its impressive orchid collection and lush tropical landscapes, a living legacy of Singapore’s conservation efforts.

Explore Singapore’s dynamic culture through local modes of transportation as you journey by subway, public bus, riverboat, and motor coach. Start with a street food experience at either Chinatown or the Maxwell Hawker Centre, where you’ll sample diverse culinary delights. The riverboat ride from Clarke Quay offers a refreshing perspective of Singapore’s skyline and historic waterfront. Conclude the day at the iconic Raffles Hotel with a Singapore Sling toast, where the legendary cocktail was invented, for a fitting finale to this immersive city tour.

Discover the spiritual and cultural diversity of Singapore with visits to its most revered landmarks and scenic riverside views. Begin at Thian Hock Keng, a traditional Chinese temple built without nails in 1839, dedicated to the sea goddess and once located right on the waterfront before land reclamation. You’ll also visit St. Andrew’s Cathedral, the city’s first church, and Sultan Mosque, built by Singapore’s first sultan in 1824. Following a leisurely river cruise past the city’s iconic skyscrapers, you’ll make a final stop at the famous Raffles Hotel, where you can enjoy a classic Singapore Sling at the renowned Long Bar or browse the boutique shops for unique keepsakes.

Travel by scenic cable car to Sentosa Island, where a full day of immersive cultural experiences and spectacular shows awaits. Begin at the Images of Singapore museum, where lifelike dioramas and local actors narrate Singapore’s history. At Madame Tussauds, admire wax figures of international celebrities and icons from Indian cinema, then climb up to the Merlion statue for sweeping views of the island. End the day with the Wings of Time outdoor multimedia show, a vibrant display of lasers, fountains, and pyrotechnics that narrates an enchanting story against a backdrop of the sea.

Explore Taiwan’s rich history and culture with visits to two of Taipei’s most iconic landmarks. Begin at the National Palace Museum, which houses the world’s largest collection of Chinese art treasures, including jade, porcelain, and embroidered artifacts spanning 5,000 years. Next, visit the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, dedicated to the former president of the Republic of China. As you explore, take note of the monument’s blue, white, and red color scheme, symbolizing the colors of Taiwan’s flag. This tour offers a fascinating glimpse into both ancient culture and more recent history.

Discover the fascinating sights of Keelung and its surroundings on this engaging tour. Begin with a scenic drive through Chung Cheng Park, where you'll admire the towering statue of Kuan Yin, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, and enjoy panoramic views of the bustling seaport. Continue to Yehliu Geopark, famous for its surreal rock formations shaped by natural erosion. As you explore the park, you’ll encounter bizarre structures like the Queen’s Head and Fairy Shoe, along with other uniquely shaped sandstone formations, offering a glimpse into the geological wonders of Taiwan.

Immerse yourself in Taiwan’s natural beauty with a guided walk through Yangmingshan National Park, where you’ll encounter bamboo forests, blooming fruit trees, and serene volcanic springs. As you explore, keep an eye out for the elusive Formosan Blue Magpie, a bird native to the island. After your park visit, relax at Cal La Young Garden Resort, where you can soak in mineral-rich hot springs, leaving you refreshed and stress-free. Conclude your day with a traditional afternoon tea, making this tour the perfect combination of nature and relaxation.

Immerse yourself in the spiritual and artistic wonders of Taiwan with a visit to the Dharma Drum Mountain retreat and the Juming Museum. Begin by meditating alongside a Buddhist monk at the retreat founded by Master Sheng Yen, where you'll gain insight into his teachings and mission to promote spiritual enlightenment. Afterward, explore the Juming Museum, set in a picturesque mountainside, where you'll admire outdoor sculptures by Ju Ming and other notable artists like Picasso and Andy Warhol. This tour offers a harmonious blend of mindfulness and creativity in a serene natural setting.

Explore Taipei's cultural treasures and enjoy a relaxing foot massage on this enriching tour. Begin at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, dedicated to the revered Chinese leader, where you’ll view statues, personal memorabilia, and his bulletproof Cadillac. Next, visit the historic Longshan Temple, a stunning example of 18th-century architecture, known for its intricate roof decorations and dedication to the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy. Conclude your tour with a soothing 45-minute foot and lower leg massage, leaving you refreshed and rejuvenated after a day of discovery.

Experience the natural beauty of Shifen Waterfall, Taiwan’s widest waterfall, often referred to as Little Niagara for its majestic horseshoe shape. Enjoy a stunning view of the cascading waters before partaking in the tradition of releasing sky lanterns. At Shifen Station, you’ll have the opportunity to write your hopes and wishes on a biodegradable lantern and watch it gently rise into the sky, carrying your dreams with it. This tour combines nature’s beauty with a unique cultural experience, making it a memorable journey of both exploration and reflection.

This exclusive private vehicle arrangement provides the flexibility to explore at your own pace and visit the sights that interest you most. With a personal driver and English-speaking guide, you can design your own itinerary, ensuring a personalized experience that caters to your preferences. Ideal for solo travelers, couples, and small groups, this tour allows you to explore famous landmarks or hidden gems in comfort and privacy. Whether you want to see iconic attractions or venture off the beaten path, this option offers a fully customizable adventure.


This private vehicle experience offers a completely customizable day ashore, with the flexibility to visit only the attractions that interest you. Your personal driver and English-speaking guide will help you design an itinerary tailored to your preferences, allowing you to explore famous sights or hidden gems at your own pace. Ideal for solo travelers, couples, and small groups, this exclusive arrangement ensures a comfortable and personalized tour. It’s a great option for those who prefer privacy, accessibility, or unique cultural encounters.

Explore Taipei’s rich history and cultural landmarks on this comprehensive tour. Begin at the National Palace Museum, home to one of the world’s largest collections of Chinese art, including calligraphy, statuary, and lacquerware. Visit the Martyrs’ Shrine, honoring those who fought for the Republic of China, and admire its Ming Dynasty architecture. Continue to the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, dedicated to the Republic’s founding father, where you may witness the ceremonial changing of the guard. Conclude your tour with a stop at the iconic Taipei 101, a bamboo-shaped skyscraper that once held the title of the tallest building in the world.

Alcoholic beverage package	$39.95 - $59.95
Gratuities	$16 - $23
Wi-fi internet access	$24.99 - $34.98
Specialty dining	Varies
Spa packages & shore excursions	Varies

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