Far East Cruise

Take a trip to Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia in the South, through the Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Cambodia, with China and Korea to the North and you will have experienced the great Asian cruise. To have a ship as a home to go to after you’ve been ashore and enjoyed your fill of extraordinary sights, cultures and expeditions in so many different countries, is about as reassuring, yet as varied as a holiday can be. This is where the cruise business is fast developing. Magical destinations such as Singapore, Bangkok, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Beijing and Tokyo all wait for you to sail into sight! Cruises also take in other destinations such as Brunei, the East Coast of Malaysia and Manila.

All Ocean-Cruise flights are with either major airlines - Virgin Atlantic, British Midland International, American Airlines, United Airlines - or household name charters - My Travel, Thomas Cook, Air Atlanta, and so on. We can arrange flights on budget airlines too!

Phuket in Thailand is a beach port and Patong Beach is the easiest to reach from where the ship anchors. Enjoy water sports, parasailing, exotic food and shopping!

Lovely Kata and Nai Harn Beaches are only half an hour’s drive away.

Visit Wat Chalong the island’s most important monastery.

Penang Malaysia is an old British settlement.

See the Khoo Kongsi clan house, the Penang Museum and the proud Kek Lok Si Temple which is tiered and sits on hills overlooking the island. Heaven!

Take a guided tour in a trishaw and feel the town buzz in the heat. Unforgettable.

Ho Chi Min City in Vietnam, formerly called Saigon, has tours around Reunification Hall, 18th century Chinatown and the Thein Tau Temple.

There are Viet Cong tunnels still left from the Vietnam War 60 years ago.

Langkawi Malaysia is the beach stretch with serene Sailor’s Beach a few miles from the pier. Run your feet through the silky sands and gentle surf.

Ride a cable car to the top of Machincang Mountain and see the fantastic views.

Hong Kong Harbour in China offers a 5 minute trip across Victoria Harbour from the mainland pier of Kowloon on a White Star Ferry. From the deck there is a terrific view of the Hong Kong skyline with its amazing old and new hi-tech skyscrapers. Breathtaking.

Take the Mid levels escalators which take you from the business districts up through the residential areas along Hong Kong’s very steep hills.

At the end of Robinson Road take a Peak Tram which is on a 106 years old funicular railway line and look out from the 1,395 Victoria Peak at bustling Hong Kong with its market stalls, crowds, and colourful life sparkling beneath you.

Singapore has many sites such as The Colonial District such as; Parliament House, City Hall and The Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall.

Raffles Hotel is famous for its stylish Colonial past with its palm fringed courtyards, marble floored dining room, afternoon tea and the famous Singapore Sling cocktail served at the Long Bar.

Sir Stamford Raffles took a trip down the Singapore River and you can do the same on a bumboat ride.

Night Safari is the world’s first night zoo and is a smash hit with visitors.

If you fancy a day zoo visit Singapore zoo where you can see up to 3,500 animals.

Find Esplanade, the Waterfront area is where there are arts centres, theatres and concert halls.

Sentosa is a purpose built resort which you reach by shuttle bus. Frolic on the palm fringed beaches, lark about in the lagoons and play golf or enjoy the theme parks!

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