cruise singapore hong kong to vietnam

This is the announcement bar for Poornima to test the Close Button.  It will expire May 31 2024.

• Pre-Cruise FAQ
• Onboard FAQ
• Post-Cruise FAQ
• Cruisetours FAQ
• Special Offers Sign Up
• Cruise Deals

You have been logged out

Your window will update in 5 secs

Asia Cruises

Discover the allure of unique culture and history on an asia cruise, explore the wonders of asia.

Exciting experiences and extraordinary adventures await as you cruise Asia with Princess. Discover the mystical beauty, ancient traditions, lush tropical forests, beautiful beaches, mythological legends and tranquil retreats on your cruise to Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and more.

Now Booking 2025-26 Asia Voyages

Experience the beautiful harmony of ancient wonders and modern metropolises, asia cruise departure ports, cruise from singapore.

Relish the convenience of sailing roundtrip from one of the world’s great cities, where the primary language is English. Singapore’s mixed culture is a mesmerizing mix of Buddhist temples, British-inspired Victorian buildings, Arab souks and ultra-modern skyscrapers, and is easily accessible via Changi Airport, a well-connected airhub.

Cruise to Hong Kong

Take in the spectacle of one of the world’s great travel destinations at dusk from the seat of a vintage double-decker tram. Journey to Tai O, “Hong Kong’s Little Venice,” for a look at a fishing village built atop stilts. Pay homage to the extraordinary bronze Tian Tan Buddha statue at the Po Lin Monastery; at 111-feet high, it’s the world’s largest outdoor Buddha and draws visitors from all over the world.

Cruise from Australia & New Zealand

Extend your Southeast Asia and Japan vacation with adventures in one of these unique home ports: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Auckland. From Aboriginal Dreamtime stories to New Zealand’s elaborate Māori tattoos, expansive cityscapes and breathtaking landscapes, each port possesses its own unique culture, lifestyle, excitement and charm.

Let Your Asia Cruise Journey Begin

Lifestyle & culture.

Ride the Ngong Ping cable car up to one of the world's tallest Buddha (Tian Tan Buddha) perched on Lantau's Ngong Ping hill in the Po Lin Monastery. Learn Kung Fu with a renowned Shaolin master at the Hong Kong Shaolin Wushu Cultural Center.

Photo: Folkloric dancer in South Korea

Natural wonders & landscapes

Taroko Gorge is composed of the world’s deepest marble canyon, as well as many stunning rugged cliffs and subtropical forests. The Beitou region is the most famous area for mineral soaking due to its proximity to Taipei, as well as the sulphuric quality of its waters. A 15-minute hike from Shin-Kobe Station leads you to Nunobiki Falls (Kobe) and Miharashi Observatory offering stunning views of the city.

Photo: James Bond Island in Phang Nga Bay National Park

Unique experiences on Asia cruises

Travel like a local in a rickshaw, tuk-tuk, pedicab or sampan. The enchanting palace is the perfect place to take in the beauty of the island as it sits in the middle of an artificial lake surrounded by groves of trees. Browse Hong Kong's famed Stanley Market, one of the world's great bazaars. Explore Ho Chi Minh City, home of the Cu Chi Tunnels, an intricate network of connecting underground passageways used by Viet Cong guerrillas during the Vietnam War.

Photo: Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Onboard enrichment on Asia cruises

There’s a reason why Princess® is acclaimed as “Best Cruise Line for Enrichment” by  Cruise International  (UK). We create a completely immersive experience from the moment you step aboard. Throughout your cruise, you’ll have the chance to embrace the colors, flavors and traditions of your vacation destination with programs such as a Hong Kong variety show or Chinese Crosstalk Comedy. Our enrichment programs offer enlightening courses and regional offerings, like the opportunity to learn more with local experts with our Encounters with Discovery at SEA speaker series.

Photo: Solo performer singing on stage.

Asia cruise shore excursions

Be dazzled at the views from Hong Kong’s funicular railway as it transports you to the summit of Victoria Peak. Sip a Singapore Sling at the famed Raffles Hotel. Catch some rays on the sun-drenched beaches of Nha Trang. Experience it all on board Princess Asia cruises

Landmarks & Cultural Masterpieces

Just north of Nha Trang on the bank of the Cai River you will vind Po Nagar Cham Towers; the original wooden structure was replace by stone & brick in 784. A must see for guests visiting Ho Chi Minh City is Thien Hau pagoda, located in the heart of the city. The intricate 19th century temple is dedicated to the goddess Thien Hau; believed to travel the oceans on a mat and ride the coulds to save those in peril on the high seas.

Photo: Angkor Wat in Cambodia was constructed in the 12th century

Art & museums

Admire the prayer hall and gilded domes of the great Sultan Mosque, considered one of the most important and sacred mosques in Singapore. Soak up China’s incredible 8,000-year history at the National Palace Museum in Taipei.

Photo: The Temple of the Reclining Buddha in Bangkok, Thailand

UNESCO World Heritage sites

Only 30 minutes from Ho Chi Minh City is Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park the 2nd of Vietnam's natural UNESCO World Heritage sites. The Park is home to the world's largest cave and masive network of underground rivers including Paradise Cave, the longest dry cave in Asia. The Singapore Botanical Gardens is the first UNESCO Heritage Site in Singapore offering tours and educational programs for nature lovers of all ages.

Photo: Ancient ruins of Ayutthaya, Thailand

Asia Cruise Travel Articles

Learn about the ancient temples, bustling cities, vibrant markets, and traditional villages you'll experience on cruises to Asia & India.

Singapore: A Rich Cultural Hub for Meaningful Asia Vacations

Asia vacations evoke images of far-off, exotic lands, and Singapore is no exception.

Africa Vacation Trivia: 10 Historical Facts about Cape Town

Cape Town is the capital of South Africa. Learn all about its rich history before your next Africa vacation.

Immerse Yourself in Culture as You Cruise to Japan

Experience the Japanese culture, food, and entertainment on your cruise to Japan before you even arrive.

Five Places Travelers Can't Miss in Taipei on an Asian Cruise

Located just off the coast of China, the city of Taipei is an incredibly rich and diverse hub to explore on an Asian cruise vacation.

Travel, Airfare, & Hotels: Let Princess Get You There

Princess EZair® Flights

Stress-free airfare

Remove the hassle from air travel and give yourself the gift of flexibility, time and a thicker wallet with Princess EZair flights. We negotiate lower rates with the airlines, allow you to modify your flight up to 45 days prior with no penalty and protect you if your flight is late or canceled.

EZair flight quotes are available on our cruise search result details pages.

Airplane to Ship Transfer

We get you where you need to go

Let Princess pick you up from the airport and take you directly to your ship or hotel when you arrive, even if you didn't book your airfare through us. A uniformed Princess representative meets you at the airport after you've retrieved your luggage and transports you directly to your ship or hotel without you having to worry about the logistics of navigating a new city.

Cruise Plus Hotel Packages

Stay longer and relax

Extend your cruise vacation, and simplify your travel plans with a hotel stay at the beginning or end of your cruise. With a Cruise Plus Hotel Package, a Princess representative meets you at the airport and pier, transporting you to and from your hotel. The package includes the cost of your hotel stay, transportation, luggage handling and the services of the representative.

Need help planning?

Princess Cruise Vacation Planners are a dedicated resource to help you every step of the way through the planning process of your cruise vacation. And the best part is, they are absolutely FREE!

Cruise deals & promotions

Find our top sales, deals, partnerships and promotions for our destinations all in one place. We run promotions throughout the year and sometimes run sweepstakes where you could win prizes!

Singapore, Vietnam and Hong Kong

• Get inspired by the possibilities.
• Build your ideal trip.
• Urban Exploration
• Southeast Asia
• Ho Chi Minh City

Full Itinerary

Day 1: singapore / embark, day 2: at sea, day 3-4: ho chi minh, vietnam, day 5: nha trang, vietnam, day 6: at sea, day 7: da nang, vietnam, day 8: at sea, day 9: ha long bay, vietnam, day 10: sailing the red river, day 11: at sea, day 12: hong kong / disembark, dates & prices, my preferred start date.

Initial deposit is 30%, and most travelers will call our office and pay the deposit with a credit card.

Final payment is due 100 days prior to departure by Visa, Mastercard, Discover or AmEx

See our general terms and conditions:

• Adventure Life Terms & Conditions

For full cancellation policy details, please contact us for a quote.

We Love to Talk Travel

Vietnam travel guide.

• All Vietnam Trips
• All Vietnam Videos
• Vietnam Overview
• History of Vietnam
• Vietnamese Cuisine
• What to Expect on a Halong Bay Cruise
• Sapa Trekking Summary
• Vietnam FAQs

Favorite Vietnam All Trips

• Vietnam Discovery
• Vietnam Adventure
• Hanoi & Ha Long Bay
• Seascapes of Vietnam
• Vietnam Heritage
• Mekong Explorer - Ho Chi Minh to Siem Reap (Extension)

Why Travel With Adventure Life

Recognized by.

• Find a Cruise​ Cruise Deals Cruise Ships​ Destinations​ Manage My Cruise​ FAQ Perfect Day at CocoCay​ Weekend Cruises Crown & Anchor Society Royal Caribbean Blog Royal Caribbean Group
• Back to Main Menu
• Search Cruises " id="rciHeaderSideNavSubmenu-1-1" class="headerSidenav__link" href="/sgp/en/cruises" target="_self"> Search Cruises
• Cruise Deals
• Short Cruises
• Last Minute Cruises​
• Family Cruises​
• First Time Cruisers
• 2024-2025 Cruises
• Cruising Guides
• All Cruise Ships " id="rciHeaderSideNavSubmenu-3-1" class="headerSidenav__link" href="/sgp/en/cruise-ships" target="_self"> All Cruise Ships
• Deck Plans​
• Cruise Dining ​
• Onboard Activities
• Cruise Rooms​
• The Cruise Experience​
• All Cruise Destinations " id="rciHeaderSideNavSubmenu-4-1" class="headerSidenav__link" href="/sgp/en/cruise-destinations" target="_self"> All Cruise Destinations
• Cruise Ports​
• Shore Excursions​
• Perfect Day at CocoCay​
• Asia Cruises​
• Singapore Cruises​
• Caribbean Cruises​
• Thailand Cruises​
• Alaska Cruises​
• Cruise Planner
• Check-In for My Cruise​
• Make a Payment
• Redeem Cruise Credit
• Update Guest Information
• Beverage Packages​
• Dining Packages​
• My Account​
• All FAQs " id="rciHeaderSideNavSubmenu-6-1" class="headerSidenav__link" href="/sgp/en/faq" target="_self"> All FAQs
• Boarding Requirements
• Royal Caribbean
• Celebrity Cruises

10 Night Vietnam & Thailand Cruise

Your ship anthem of the seas.

UPGRADE YOUR PLAY

North Star ®

RipCord ® by iFLY ®

FlowRider ®

A culinary capital at sea.

Jamie's Italian by Jamie Oliver

Coastal Kitchen

Chef's Table

Wow- worthy shows.

Bionic Bar ®

We Will Rock You

Spectra's Cabaret

Day 1: singapore, singapore.

Multicultural Medley

Two Sides of Nature

Zoom In, Zoom Out

Local Cuisine

Day 2: Cruising

Rock Climbing Wall

Adventure Ocean ®

Day 3 - 4: bangkok, thailand.

popular Shore Excursions

Amazing experiences coming soon..

Glide Along

Change Your View

A Tale of Two Buddhas

Day 5: Cruising

Chops Grille℠

Solarium Bistro Restaurant

The Café @ Two70

Day 6: ho chi minh city, vietnam.

Escape the Traffic

Get a History Lesson

Architecture Old and New

Day 7: Nha Trang, Vietnam

High in the Sky

Buddha Basics

Rejuvenate Mind and Body

Day 8: Hue / Danang, Vietnam

City Citadel

Emperors of Old

Guardians of Danang

Day 9 - 10: Cruising

Music Hall℠

North Star Bar

Day 11: singapore, singapore.

Cruise to Thailand and Vietnam from Singapore

If you are looking for an exciting, modern, safe, and clean destination in Asia to start your cruise vacation, a cruise from Singapore offers all this and more. A crossroads between East and west, Singapore has quickly evolved into an international hub for tourism, finance, and culture.

With the development of iconic architectural landmarks, the skyline has changed dramatically over the years and continues to do so at an impressive rate.

Along with the creation of new parks and riverside entertainment, there are immense shopping malls, modern hotels, and a breathtaking skyline.

All this sits around historical gems with whispers of Singapore’s colonial past. Throughout the city, you will find a fusion of Asian and European cultures, attitudes, and traditions.

Quick navigation

Four countries, one outstanding cruise vacation

For this spectacular cruise package that includes Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and Hong Kong, we vote for Celebrity Cruises. On board, for example, the elegant Celebrity Solstice has one of the best cruise itineraries in this region. 

And as with all Celebrity cruises, you can include your beverage package, Wi-Fi, and gratuities into one package price.

You’ll experience the four countries of Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and Hong Kong, all in one vacation. And without any of the hassles of taking flights between each destination.

After all, that’s what we love about cruise holidays.

Cruise Package Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and Hong Kong with Celebrity Cruises

We suggest a 20-night package, which will check off many destinations on your bucket list.

• 5 hotel nights in Singapore
• 12-night cruise to Thailand and Vietnam. Start in Singapore and end in Hong Kong
• 3 hotel nights in Hong Kong

Best of all, it’s easy to book yourself. This way, you have complete control over your vacation! And there is always the option to extend your stay. Book hotel nights in Singapore or Hong Kong at the start or end of your cruise!

5 nights Singapore + 12 night Thailand and Vietnam Cruise + 3 nights Hong Kong

Spend four full days sightseeing in Singapore before starting your cruise. That means booking five nights at your chosen hotel .

There’s much to see and do based on our suggested daily itineraries . You may decide to extend your stay and see everything at a slower pace over a greater number of days.

Just remember to book your flights to match your itinerary. This cruise package suggestion starts in Singapore and ends in Hong Kong.

An outbound flight into one city and a home journey departing from another city is called an “Open Jaw” ticket.

Traveling to Singapore from the USA or Europe means a big time difference, so check your arrival times carefully so you are sure to book your hotel for check-in on the correct date.

Day 1: Arrive in Singapore

Arrive at Singapore Airport, having booked your flight with your favorite airline. (Tip! Read our advice about booking your flights online before you book). The name of the international airport is Singapore Changi Airport .

Transfer to your hotel in Singapore using an official taxi standing right outside your arrival terminal. We have great hotel recommendations for you.

Relax, shake off any jet lag, and enjoy your first of 5 nights in Singapore.

Days 2-5: Exploring Singapore

Follow our four days of sightseeing tips before you start your cruise. You’ll find detailed itineraries, including:

Raffles, Little India, Chinatown , and Marina Bay

Botanical Gardens, Orchard Road, and Clarke Quay

Sentosa Island

Singapore Zoo and Night Safari

Day 6: Check in for your Thailand and Vietnam Cruise from Singapore

Check out from your hotel and transfer to the Port of Singapore – it’s finally time to check in for your Thailand and Vietnam cruise that takes you to Hong Kong!

The easiest way to get from the city to the port for your Thailand and Vietnam cruise is by taxi. Ask your hotel for help in making a reservation.

Alternatively, see our detailed information on how to get to the port here .

Your port check-in time is on your cruise ticket. Make sure you get there in time!

• Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises
• Name of Ship: Celebrity Solstice – read more about this elegant ship here !
• Start Date: Departures from December to March (Tip! Cruise dates and itineraries are subject to change at any time. Check with Celebrity Cruises at the time of booking.)
• Cruise Port: From the Port of Singapore to Hong Kong

Days 6 to 18: 12-night (13 days) Thailand and Vietnam Cruise with Celebrity Cruises

Cruise day 1: singapore.

Check-in for your cruise at the port. Explore your fantastic ship, equipped with all the amenities you want and need in any resort.

Head up to the top deck for the sail-away party to experience the city of Singapore from the water’s edge as you leave port.

Cruise Day 2 and 3: Cruising at sea 

You are cruising at sea on your cruise’s second and third days. The distance from Singapore to Bangkok – your next stop – is over 700 nautical miles, so it takes time to get there.

You are sailing the South China Sea up past Malaysia and into the Gulf of Thailand. Enjoy the days on deck by the pool, or join one of the activities. Find out what’s going on during the day by checking the app for the daily program.

Use this time to read up on the menus in the Main Dining room and specialty restaurants. Look out for special offers or go to specialty restaurants and talk to the staff.

Talk to your cabin steward if you need anything for your cabin or any furniture removed that takes up too much of your space. They are more than happy to help accommodate your needs.

Cruise Day 4 and 5: Bangkok/Laemchabang, Thailand

In Thailand, your cruise ship stays on the dock overnight for a good reason. With so much to see and do in Bangkok during the day and evening, you will be happy for the extra time in port.

The cruise ship docks in Laem Chabang cruise port. It takes about 1.5 hours to get into Bangkok. We strongly recommend that you pre-book transportation or a transfer with a shore excursion. Traffic can be chaotic in the city and very unpredictable.

Some suppliers cater well to the cruise market coming into Laem Chabang. Viator is one of them that does a full-day excursion to temples, markets, and much more, with pick up and drop off at the cruise port.

Remember, the cruise ship stays overnight in port, so you have a second day to explore the city, too.

Instead of doing the long transfer back to ship for your overnight in the harbor, many guests choose to book a hotel. That way, you can stay in the center of Bangkok, ready for a new day of sightseeing.

Bangkok highlights:

• Grand Palace
• Golden Buddha at Wat Pho Temple
• Chatuchak Weekend Market
• Phahurat night market
• Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat   Phra Kaew).

Visit Siam Paragon, one of the city’s most popular malls, for great shopping. There is a food court on the ground floor, too.

And next door is Central World, even bigger than Siam Paragon, with an array of boutiques, international shops, and local craft shops.

Tourism Thailand has an excellent visitor website with tips and information for getting around Bangkok.

Cruise Day 6: Cruising at sea

On day 6 of your cruise, you sail from Thailand to the capital city of Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam. You cruise back through the Gulf of Thailand and out into the South China Sea, past the western shores of Cambodia, and up the southeast coast of Vietnam.

Time to check out the spa on board? There will be a spa menu with many treatment options, or you may want to attend a yoga class or turn up at the gym for a lunchtime workout.

Cruise Day 7: Ho Chi Minh (Phu My), Vietnam

Visiting this fascinating city is busy, congested, chaotic, and exciting – while at the same time being rich in culture with proud traditions. It can be hot, humid, or rainy. It’s a fantastic experience and one you will be unlikely to forget.

The cruise port is quite far from the city, and a transfer into Ho Chi Minh (also known as Saigon) will take around 1.5 hours.

Once in the center, you are in what is known as District 1. It’s where most of the city’s attractions are, starting at Dong Khoi Street.

The architecture is a blend of traditional sitting alongside traditional French colonial palace. Pick up a guidebook if you choose not to have a guided tour so you learn the history as you see the sights.

The local food is excellent and inexpensive, and your coffee will be laced with ginger and honey. It’s exotic and basic all at the same time.

You can visit designer shopping malls or the city’s largest indoor market, Ben Thanh. Don’t miss the War Remnants Museum, an extraordinary place re-telling the story of Vietnam’s horrific war.

Experience the Mekong Delta

You can walk to the Botanical Gardens and the zoo from the city center or take a local bus to Bin Quoi Village, about 10 km away. The village was created to reflect the scenery of the Mekong Delta region and gives an authentic glimpse into life by the Mekong River if you choose not to do a river excursion on this port of call.

If you want to escape the city, a fantastic day excursion and one that comes highly recommended is a boat journey through the Mekong River. You will see traditional temples, canal islands, floating markets, and the people’s way of life in this unique Delta region.

We recommend booking a shore excursion that includes transportation with your cruise line or a trusted external vendor. Be sure to leave plenty of time at the end of the day to return to the port in good time to be on board again.

Cruise Day 8: Nha Trang, Vietnam

Today, you’ll dock at the coastal resort of Nha Trang at Cau Da Port. Known for its beaches, islands, and protected marine life, Nha Trang also offers a busy city and beach promenade dotted with hotels and restaurants.

There are often free shuttle buses to get you from the port to Nha Trang center. Check with the excursions desk on board before you dock in Nha Trang.

Alternatively, there are taxis by the port which will get you there in 10 minutes.

If you want to shop in the markets, try Cho Dam Market, the city’s primary market.

For a cultural experience, visit Po Nagar Cham Towers and Thap Ba Hot Springs. These sights are located less than a half hour from the center of Nha Trang.

Hon Mun Island is one of the most popular day excursions from Nha Trang. For powder-white sandy beaches and fantastic snorkeling, this is the place. You will need a bus transfer to the harbor and a boat to get you there and back. We recommend booking a ship excursion or an excursion with a trusted external provider.

Cruise Day 9: Da Nang, Vietnam

Today, you’ll be docking at Da Nang, one of Vietnam’s largest cities. You’ll need to decide how to spend your day as there is a lot to see – are you after history and culture, nature or fun and relaxation?

It’s a difficult choice. The full-day excursions that are possible from Danang are numerous and all fantastic.

Enjoy the city’s beaches (My Khe Beach is beautiful), shopping, temples, and cathedrals. Enjoy the fantastic fireworks and water displays on the Golden Dragon Bridge at the weekend.

Alternatively, leave the city to visit the famous Marble Mountains. Or a cable car ride out into the Ba Na Hills, not for the faint-hearted.

The choices are many, and we recommend that you take the time to plan your visit before you leave home. Learn about what there is to see so you choose the best excursion for you and your family.

Cruise Day 10: Cruising at Sea

Today is a good day to catch up on a show you may have missed. Check your cruise planner and see if you can catch some afternoon shows.

Plan to visit a music venue that you haven’t been to yet, or try a new bar up on deck that’s open late under the stars.

Cruise Day 11: Hanoi (Halong Bay), Vietnam

Your final port of call on this cruise to Thailand and Vietnam before arriving in Hong Kong harbor is Hanoi, the ancient capital of Vietnam.

The city is intense at any hour – noisy, crowded, and a scene of chaos. And an unforgettable experience.

Explore on foot the main areas of the Old Quarter and the French Quarter. Shopping is plentiful, but watch out for pickpockets.

Visit the Hanoi Opera House, the Water Puppet Theater, and Ngoc Son Temple. You can reach the temple by walking across the Huc Bridge. The bridge stretches over Lake Hoan Kiem to Jade Island, where the temple is situated.

But by far, one of the most unforgettable experiences is to book an excursion to the limestone mountains of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Halong Bay. Famous, of course, for its outstanding scenic ocean topography.

It’s rather like being transported to another world.

Cruise Day 12: Cruising at Sea

This is your last full day on board the ship, so make the most of the activities, the food, and the entertainment!

Cruise Day 13: Hong Kong, China

Disembark your cruise ship in Hong Kong. Extend your vacation in Asia with a few days at one of our recommended hotels in Hong Kong. Explore Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, and travel easily in between using the Star Ferry. 

How to get from the Hong Kong cruise terminal to your hotel in Kowloon

Most cruise lines now use the newer Kai Tak Cruise Terminal on Victoria Harbour. It also has a fantastic sky garden with water parks and fountains.

It is worth a visit to stroll the gardens and enjoy fantastic panoramic views. Explore before you head to your hotel; it’s home to restaurants, cafes, and bars offering local craft beers.

And it’s hard to believe it was once the old airport that used to service international flights into Hong Kong. You will see some structures that give a nod to its aviation history.

Taxi : A taxi is the most convenient way to get from the cruise terminal to your hotel. You may have to be a bit patient as it will be crowded.

Bus: A city bus takes about 30 minutes to get from Kai Tak Cruise Terminal to Kowloon. Check with the driver who stops you need for your hotel.

Shuttle Bus : There are often free shuttle buses at the cruise terminal, which can take you to the nearest metro station. Public transport is easy to use. But just be sure you know the name of the closest station to your hotel.

How to get from Hong Kong cruise terminal to Hong Kong International Airport.

If you decide not to extend your stay in Hong Kong, there are taxis at the cruise terminal to take you to the airport.

Alternatively, book a shore excursion that ends at the airport. This way you can enjoy a sightseeing day in the city.

Recommended hotels in Hong Kong

We recommend that you stay in the tourist area of Kowloon, close to the main shopping on Nathan Road. You are close to shopping and entertainment. And the Star Ferry service that takes you across the bay to Hong Kong Island is within walking distance.

Here is a list of our favorite cruise customer-friendly hotels in Hong Kong:

• Hilton Garden Inn, Hong Kong Mongkok
• Stanford Hotel
• Holiday Inn Golden Mile
• Kowloon Hotel
• Royal Pacific Hotel
• Intercontinental Grand Stanford

Days 18 to 21: Discover Hong Kong

Book 3 nights in a hotel at the end of your cruise to explore Hong Kong . The public transport in Hong Kong is excellent. Don’t be afraid to use the MRT train, buses, or cable cars to get around.

See the best of Kowloon’s Tsim Sha Tsui area on a one-day self-walking tour. For great shopping and numerous lunch venues to choose from, start at Ocean Terminal Deck. The observatory tower gives outstanding panoramic views.

Alternatively, visit Hong Kong’s tallest building, the International Commerce Center. You get 360-degree views on the 100th floor. And even a Virtual Reality Experience of how Hong Kong used to be hundreds of years ago.

Temple Street is full of markets and street food, while Nathan Road offers designer labels and major hotel chains.

Walk the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade by Victoria Harbour in the evening. Stay until dark and watch Symphony of Lights. The musical show is performed every evening, weather allowing. It combines colorful lights and lasers lighting up Hong Kong’s skyline and harbor.

Hong Kong Island

Hop onto the Star Ferry in Kowloon and take the short boat ride from Victoria Harbour to Hong Kong Island. Take the tram to Victoria Peak and climb to the observation deck. This is the best and most breathtaking view of Hong Kong.

Lantau Island

From Kowloon, take a boat ride or a train to Lantau Island. The beaches are suitable for swimming and relaxing.

Best of all is a visit to the village of Ngong Ping. It’s a 20-minute cable car ride from Tung Chung station. A visit to the beautiful Po Lin Monastery is well worth it. Follow up with a climb to the breathtaking Tian Tan Buddha. This is one of the world’s largest statues of a sitting Buddha.

How to get from the city center to Hong Kong International Airport.

Airport express train.

The quickest way to get from the city center to the airport is by using the Airport Express train. The Airport Express train starts at Kowloon station. You may need to book a taxi ride to get to the station.

Airport Shuttle Service

Use the airport shuttle services directly from your hotel to the airport. It will take a bit longer, but you get door-to-door service. And it will be a less expensive way to travel than a taxi.

Stay in a major hotel and ask when booking if you can reserve seats on the airport transfer bus for your return journey to the airport.

The Holiday Inn Golden Mile, Kowloon, and Park Hotel have this bus service, along with Langham Hong Kong, Royal Pacific Hotel, and the InterContinental Grand Stanford. But check with your hotel when booking, as this is subject to change.

The service costs around USD$20 per person.

The most expensive option for two people traveling together is to take a taxi from your hotel to the airport. Ask your hotel concierge to organize a taxi for you. The journey is about 30 minutes and will cost around USD $40.

Meet the author: Sarah has created and booked hundreds of travel itineraries for thousands of customers during a career in the travel industry that spans 20 years. Having worked hand in hand with cruise lines, hotels, airlines and tour operators worldwide, she offers inspiring & detailed insights in the world of travel and tourism.

Did you find the article helpful?

Would you consider supporting us at no cost to you? Learn how you can say Thank You - at no cost to you.

We would love to hear from you!

We invite you to comment below if you found the article helpful or need us to cover an angle we missed.

Please note that comments are not immediately visible.

We check comments for relevance before publication to avoid unsuitable content or SPAM appearing on our website.

Leave a Comment Cancel reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

CruiseTrail.com

© 2023 CruiseTrail.com

Editorial Guidelines

Resources we recommend

Cruise port guides

Essential cruise trip items

• Enable Accessibility
• Deutsch Francias 日本語 Portuguese Espanol
• Connect With Us +1-855-623-2642 855-OCEANIA (855-623-2642) Special Offers Request a Brochure Request a Quote
• My Account / Reservation
• Forgot Password
• Create Account

• Find a Cruise
• Special Offers
• Specialty Cruises
• Curated by Condé Nast Traveler
• Request a Brochure
• Solo Traveler Experience
• Inclusive Air
• Request a Quote
• Cruise Destinations
• Find a Shore Excursion
• Explore Land Programs
• Tours, Land and Hotel Programs
• Tropics & Exotics Collection
• 2026 Around The World
• 2025 Collection
• 2025 Around The World
• 2024 Collection
• Explore our Ships
• Introducing Allura
• Wellness: Mind, Body and Soul
• The Finest Cuisine at Sea®
• Blog, Videos and Reviews
• Life On Board
• Amenities & Onboard Packages
• Oceania Club Benefits
• Concierge Level Veranda
• Travel Protection

Singapore to Hong Kong

Southeast asian sojourn, cruise saved to your profile, 15-day voyage, special offer.

For a limited time, enjoy a one-night Free Pre-Cruise Hotel Stay at a deluxe city-center property on this voyage in addition to simply MORE with 2 for 1 Cruise Fares, Free Roundtrip Airfare with Free Airport Transfers* and: FREE $800 simply MORE Shore Excursion Credit FREE Champagne, Wine & More FREE Gourmet Specialty Dining FREE Unlimited WiFi Amenities are per stateroom

• Itinerary & Fares
• Ports & Excursions
• Hotels & Land
• Onboard Riviera
• Cruise Overview

Itinerary = Anchor Port

*Standard terms apply. View complete Terms and Conditions

• Join Our Email List
• Already Booked?
• (877) 394-8130

Hong Kong to Singapore Cruise

Vietnam & thailand cruise onboard celebrity solstice.

• 75% Fare Savings - Values up to $15,456 per stateroom
• Experienced and Reputable Celebrity Cruises travel advisors - value: priceless
• Ship Details
• Dates/Pricing

Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Solstice is one of Celebrity's more decorated ships at sea. So it's no wonder that it's full of "firsts." Like the first Lawn Club at sea. The first Hot Glass Show, a custom-designed, outdoor glassblowing studio.  Some other things that set the Celebrity Solstice cruise ship apart are its specialty restaurants. Celebrity's passion for outstanding cuisine has taken the restaurants, the food and the overall dining experience to a whole new level in the cruising world. But staterooms and specialty restaurants are only part of the charm. Celebrity Solstice also has the luxury spa, Canyon Ranch SpaClub , where you can pamper yourself with spa treatments or push yourself in a workout with one of the personalized trainers. If only life on land was as good as life on Celebrity Solstice .

More cruises featuring Celebrity Solstice

12-Nights from Hong Kong to Singapore Cruise

Prices shown in US Dollars, are per person, cruise only, based on double occupancy, specified stateroom category, and subject to availability. "All Included" amenities are not included, but can be added at time of booking. Deposits may be non-refundable on lowest rates. Governmental departure taxes and fees are additional. Certain restrictions may apply. Not all special offers available in all Categories/Prices. Availability and pricing is not guaranteed until booked and deposited. SPECIAL RATE: When shown, these rates are available in specific stateroom categories and for specific passenger profiles: Age 55+, US Military, Canadian Forces, Fire and Police employee or resident of certain US states or CA provinces. Please contact us for full details and passenger profile requirements. FUEL SURCHARGE: Celebrity Cruises & reserve the right to impose a fuel supplement on all guests if the price of West Texas Intermediate fuel exceeds $65.00 per barrel. For Celebrity Cruises, the fuel supplement for 1st and 2nd guests would be no more than $10 per day to a maximum of $140 per voyage; and for additional guests would be no more than $5 per day to a maximum of $70 per cruise.

contact information

PHONE NUMBER

NUMBER OF GUESTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 more than 8

cruise information

November 15, 2024

I have sailed with Celebrity Cruises in the past.

I will need Air Transportation. (provide preferred airport information in comments below)

TRAVEL OFFERS Please keep me informed of the latest travel offers Please do not add me to your lists

SUITE CATEGORY select a category November 15, 2024 Suites $13051 November 15, 2024 Sky Suite $5254 December 09, 2024 Suites $4442 December 09, 2024 Sky Suite $3008 December 09, 2024 Veranda Staterooms $2185 January 25, 2025 Suites $6026 January 25, 2025 Sky Suite $5444 January 25, 2025 AquaClass $2429 January 25, 2025 ConciergeClass $2350 January 25, 2025 Veranda Staterooms $2082 January 25, 2025 Ocean View Staterooms $1600 January 25, 2025 Inside Staterooms $1500 February 18, 2025 Suites $7034 February 18, 2025 Sky Suite $6442 February 18, 2025 AquaClass $3200 February 18, 2025 ConciergeClass $2682 February 18, 2025 Veranda Staterooms $2460 February 18, 2025 Ocean View Staterooms $2050 February 18, 2025 Inside Staterooms $1800 March 15, 2025 Suites $8514 March 15, 2025 Sky Suite $6025 March 15, 2025 AquaClass $3456 March 15, 2025 ConciergeClass $2876 March 15, 2025 Veranda Staterooms $2716 March 15, 2025 Ocean View Staterooms $1769 March 15, 2025 Inside Staterooms $1700

COMMENTS OR SPECIAL REQUESTS

Cruises from Singapore to Hong Kong

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $290 pp not included.

Priced per person, based on 2 guests

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $143 pp not included.

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $137 pp not included.

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $155 pp not included.

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $159 pp not included.

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees not included.

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $316 pp not included.

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $214 pp not included.

Why Use GoToSea?

Best Values Highlighted

We identify best values by analyzing a cruise’s itinerary, travel dates, ship features and price by cabin type.

Expert Guidance

Our powerful search features, first-timer cruise travel guides and support agents and here to help you identify the perfect cruise.

Exclusive Offers

Book with GoToSea for special offers including extra cruise cash on select voyages.

More Cruises

By departure country.

• Cruises from Australia to Hong Kong
• Cruises from Japan to Hong Kong

By country of call

• Cruises from Singapore to Cambodia
• Cruises from Singapore to Japan
• Cruises from Singapore to Thailand
• Cruises from Singapore to Vietnam

What It’s Like to Explore Southeast Asia with Holland America

Flying from the U.S. to Southeast Asia is quite the trek (just over a 16-hour flight from NYC or LA to Hong Kong), so making time to experience a variety of destinations while exploring that corner of the world is well worth it. The best way to do this, while eliminating the hassle and stress of navigating directions, numerous flights, and train stations is to take a cruise. Specifically, Holland America offers an incredible option beginning in Hong Kong on the Westerdam.

In addition to Hong Kong, the ship docks in Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand, before ending in Singapore. All of which makes this an excellent option for travelers looking to get the most out of their Asian adventure.

On Board the Westerdam 

The Westerdam holds several Best Cruise Ship Awards and is a great vessel to keep you entertained and relaxed between experiencing the six Asian destinations on this itinerary. Book a calming massage to loosen up your muscles after the long flight to Hong Kong at the Greenhouse Spa & Salon . Get a workout in at the gym in the morning before exploring the cities, or soak up the sun while playing pickleball on the top deck. Soak in the hot tubs or take a dip in the Sea View Pool.

At night, while the ship is traveling to its next destination, watch one of the live performances at the World Stage. Instead of dealing with the logistics between each country, you can sit back and enjoy the journey while having a quality Italian meal at Canaletto or tender chops at the steakhouse on the ship, Pinnacle Grill .

Split creamy Burrata at Canaletto with juicy, plum tomato salad, extra virgin olive oil, and pistachio-garlic gremolata followed by daily fresh, housemade pastas. For seafood lovers, try the Spaghetti with Shrimp and Clams with garlic and chili or the Broiled Lobster Tails with spaghetti coated in olive oil and fresh garlic with warm crab mayonnaise and asparagus, among other seafood options.

If you prefer beef or poultry, there are delicious options for that, as well, like Chianti Braised Beef Short Ribs with onion, shallots, vincotto, and roasted butternut squash and Herb & Parmesan Crusted Chicken Breast with fresh mozzarella, crispy zucchini, and basil roasted potatoes. Pinnacle Grill delivers high end service and delicious seafood options, steaks, and wine pairings. Splurge on Ossetra Malossol Caviar with crème fraîche and fluffy buckwheat blini with a glass of Veuve Clicquot. Indulge in Candied Bacon soaked in maple with cracked black pepper and fresh, half sour pickles or Beef Tenderloin with Lobster Dumplings served with horseradish bordelaise sauce, lobster béarnaise, and celery root purée.

The Westerdam has a range of inside rooms, ocean view rooms, verandah rooms, signature suites, and the high end Neptune Suite if you’re looking to really splurge. The verandah rooms are flooded with natural light from the huge windows leading out to a private balcony. Head out onto the terrace with a cup of coffee and room service in the morning or relax on the Euro-Top mattress after a soak in the tub to watch a movie in the privacy of your own room.

It’s highly recommended that you arrive the day prior to your cruise start date. There’s always a risk of flight delays, so planning accordingly can help avoid missing the embarkment day. If you choose to get to Hong Kong a bit early, check into the five-star property, The Cordis . Even if you arrive and decide you want to stay in for the first night, they have amazing dining experiences in house like the buffet at The Place filled with high quality seafood dishes like Fresh Oysters, Chilled Lobster, Snow Crab Legs, Argentina Red Prawn Sashimi, Seafood Paella, Scallops, and more like the Pan-fried Foie Gras and OX Tongue.

The concierge can help book tours of top destinations like the Mongkok Market, Dundas Street, Fa Yuen Street Market, and more, to make the most out of your time in the city. The pool on site has spectacular views of Kowloon and the rooms are equipped with comfortable beds, some with special touches like panoramic windows and a soaking tub. If you visit Hong Kong from November through January, visitors and locals can take advantage of wave season, when surfing conditions are best.

To explore Hong Kong, take the Food Tour through Walk to try traditional dishes. Walk has created a series of creatively designed tours to give you a taste of what Hong Kong has to offer. There are a wide range of tours surrounding history, local living, and, of course, food! The guides are passionate about giving visitors an authentic, curated experience.

The cruise starts with an overnight in Hong Kong on the ship, departing the following day at 5 PM. Once you check out of the hotel and board the boat, settle into your room and then explore the ship’s amenities, before going out to see Hong Kong on your own or through a tour. Holland America offers a variety of group tours, but if it’s your first time in the city, the Hong Kong Highlights Tour is a great place to start.

This excursion brings guests under Victoria Harbour via the tunnel to Victoria Peak by tram for beautiful views of the city. After, the group drives along Repulse Bay with stunning beaches before stopping at Aberdeen, a fishing village, to take a sampan ride and shop for artisan crafts. The Stanley Market has a variety of souvenirs, clothing, and furniture to browse as well.

Manila, Philippines

After a day at sea, the boat docks in Manila from 8 AM-11:59 PM. With big city vibes right on the bay, the capital city boasts character and culture, as the colonial Spanish architecture and 16th century churches blend with modern buildings to create a unique skyline.

Inquire about the Holland America tour, “A Day at Tagaytay.’” After an hour and a half drive along the coast, through local villages, coconut plantations, and rice fields, the group will arrive in Tagaytay where you can see Taal Volcano, also known as being the smallest volcano in the world. Sit down for lunch with beautiful views before heading back to the boat, seeing some of the churches in Manila like San Augustin and the Manila Cathedral along the way.

Puerto Princesa, Philippines

The next stop is in Puerto Princesa in the Philippines. Here, Holland America offered some great excursions like the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park. Guests will leave first thing in the morning to head to the St Paul Underground River, known as one of the world’s longest underground rivers. On the way to the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, about two hours from Puerto Princesa city, you’ll explore the countryside, taking in the views before stopping in Sabang to board a small boat for a 20-minute journey to the park.

Upon arrival, you’ll switch boats into a smaller canoe to make your way to the underground section where the boat will float for about two miles into the cave. You’ll have an opportunity to take in views of the rock formations before having a quick lunch at a local restaurant. For this excursion, it’s suggested that you wear your suit under your clothes and bring a towel, a cover-up, a hat, and plenty of sunscreen.

Kota Kinabalu, Sabahlaem, Malaysia

After the Philippines, the next stop is Kota Kinabalu, Sabahlaem in Malaysia. Among the Holland America excursions offered is the Borneo Traditional Living. Beginning with a 40-minute drive to the Mari Mari Cultural Village, guests will stop to experience the culture and diverse nature of Sabah, tucked between a river and tropical fruit orchard.

Learn about the history of the village, as well as the indigenous Borneo people, headhunters, and local traditions from fire starting techniques to tattooing. Guests can even taste some Sabah treats like rice wine, herbal remedies, and more before viewing traditional dances and performances. It’s recommended for this excursion that guests wear long sleeves and long pants, in addition to bringing plenty of bug spray, water, and comfortable walking shoes.

Phú Mỹ, Vietnam

The next destination is Phú Mỹ, Vietnam. Among the variety of tours offered through Holland America is “A Taste of Vietnamese Cuisine,” a wonderful option for foodies looking to experience local Vietnamese food. Once the group arrives in Ho Chi Minh City (90 minutes each way) in southern Vietnam, the tour begins at a local market with an executive sous chef there to offer guidance.

The market atmosphere is exciting, with plenty to take in. Here, you can explore various grains, fruits, veggies, seafood, spices, meats, and more before stopping at the culinary center for a cooking demo of Vietnamese dishes. The group will learn about the national cuisine, chopstick use, and etiquette before enjoying a meal together.

Laem Chabang (Bangkok), Thailand

After Vietnam, the ship will arrive in Laem Chabang (Bangkok), Thailand. Among the opportunities to explore on your own and other tours offered through Holland America, “Experience Local Life” is a wonderful option. The group will begin the tour with a ride out to Chachoengsao, a town full of history with stunning Buddhist temples, Chinese shrines, and traditional markets. During the drive, enjoy the countryside views of rice paddy fields and scenery before stopping at the Klong Suan Market, where you can experience Old Thailand.

Just a 15-minute ride from the market are Buddha images Phra Phuttha Sothon (or Luang Pho Sothon). The new Ubosoth holds a beautiful Buddha statue and guests might even get to witness Thai dances. After, the group will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before heading back to Laem Chabang. Remember to dress modestly for the temples. This means nothing fitted or collarless. All shirts must cover your shoulders, pants must cover your knees, and no skirts or shorts are allowed. Comfortable walking shoes are fine, and they can be removed when visiting the chapel.

Once you return, see if you have time for other activities nearby like the Pattaya Floating Market .

On the last day, the boat will arrive in Singapore around 7 AM. Guests can disembark and head immediately for the airport or enjoy another Holland America tour before the flight. If your schedule allows for it, I highly recommend taking advantage of your time in Singapore and spending a night or two in the area. Check into the Pan Pacific Orchard in Singapore‘s shopping area.

The city offers incredible sightseeing opportunities, shopping, food tours, street markets, and more. The beautiful hotel has its own restaurant called Mosella, where guests can indulge in a three-course meal right in the comfort of their own hotel before heading upstairs to relax for the evening. If you’re a foodie, discovering Singapore’s street food is a must, and there’s no better way to do that than a tour through Makansutra with the street food expert himself, KF Seetoh.

Makansutra, founded in 1997, was created by KF Seetoh to boost knowledge about the food culture in Singapore. Makansutra has created a variety of food centric adventures like Food Safaris, Culinary Bazaars, Food Hunts, Food Festivals and more . The well-known Makansutra Food Safari was previously awarded “Top 10 Culinary Tours” by Sherman’s Travel, USA, and brings guests on an exploration of some of the best cuisine and restaurants in Singapore. The perfect adventure before flying home.

The post What It’s Like to Explore Southeast Asia with Holland America appeared first on Islands .

• BURDA LUXURY
• Prestige Online
• Pin Prestige
• TRAVEL+LEISURE

Nature park to shopping mall: New and upcoming Hong Kong attractions in 2024

Small but mighty, that’s probably how we would describe Hong Kong. Sure, this city is undoubtedly compact and could get really crowded but it’s also very impressive. On one hand, you have majestic skyscrapers and the other, stunning lush mountains. The city truly has the best of both worlds and the top Hong Kong tourist attractions are proof. Post-pandemic, Hong Kong has been coming up with many new and exciting tourist spots to keep our hands full. See our list of the best Hong Kong attractions to visit in 2024.

Last year, Hong Kong debuted plenty of new shopping malls such as The Airside and The Wai . In addition, hotels such as The Regent and The Mondarian also opened their doors. With a heavy emphasis on solidifying Hong Kong’s status as a leading tourist spot in Asia, more and more openings are on the way. Whether it’s the art and culture hub like the Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space , nature spot like the Robin’s Nest Country Park, or a travel and tourism pin like Kimpton, there are plenty of fresh attractions to have on your radar. Find out what the best new and upcoming attractions are in Hong Kong in 2024.

Don’t miss these new tourist attractions in Hong Kong in 2024

Jump to / table of contents.

• Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space
• Robin’s Nest Country Park
• Kiztopia Park Central
• Museum of Hong Kong Literature
• Kai Tak Mall
• East Kowloon Cultural Centre
• Kimpton Hong Kong
• teamLab: Continuous
• Go Park Sai Sha

Wan Chai’s HarbourChill just got a new neighbour, the Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space . The new outdoor venue is nestled between the high-rise buildings and waterfront promenade. Upon opening, it already played host to different events such as the installation of Angelo Bonello’s ‘illuminate! Run Beyond’ and A-Maze-ing Harbourfront project. The new space is accessible by MTR, bus, taxi, car and ferry, making it the hottest new place to hold Hong Kong events.

Opened in March 2024

Hong Kong’s 25th country park has officially opened this year. The Robin’s Nest Country Park sits at Sha Tau Kok on the northeast side of the New Territories. In the north lies the Shenzhen Wutong Mountain Scenic Area while the Pat Sin Leung Country Park is in the south. The new nature attraction has a rich biodiversity with many species to admire ranging from flora and fauna. It is home to red azalea, incense trees, and Chinese grassbirds. During the colder months, the country park will be blanketed with fields of silver grass for a truly magical sight. You can also find several heritage sites

within the country park such as two MacIntosh Forts, the Lin Ma Hang Lead Mine, and trenches and pillboxes from World War II. Lin Ma Hang Village, a Hakka village that has over 300 years of history is also located within the country park.

Kiztopia will launch its second outlet in Hong Kong at Park Central. Upon its opening, it will be the largest Kiztopia in the city, boasting 13,000 square feet of astro-inspired space. The design will resonate with the tech-focused upbringing of Gen Alpha and feature 19 play areas with innovative challenges. Some of these include robotics competitions, interactive kinesthetic devices, and projection technology for an unparalleled experience. Tiger’s Mojo Zone will be one of the highlights, a large playground structure with a challenging play concept. If you think this is just for kids, you’re mistaken. Kids at heart can always join in the fun.

Opening in May 2024

The city will finally open its own museum focusing on literature. The Museum of Hong Kong Literature will be located at 7 Mallory Street, in the cluster of pre-war Grade II historical buildings. It will exhibit valuable manuscripts and publications which will allow Hongkongers to learn more and enjoy different kinds of literary pieces. Furthermore, the museum will be a space for literature scholars to exchange ideas. On display will be signed copies of the works of Hong Kong writers. For the inaugural exhibition, the museum will focus on flowers as its theme, having floral decorations to create a ‘literary garden’ which writers draw inspiration from.

Opening in June 2024

The expansion of Kai Tak will see the opening of a new shopping mall by the end of the year. The Kai Tak Mall will be located inside the to-be-opened Kai Tak Sports Park and have more than 200 shops and 70 restaurants. Boasting three five-storey towers, the mall will be connected through a 700-meter-long Sports Avenue. Given its location, the theme will focus on ‘sportainment’, housing sports facilities and academies. The mall will also have an indoor playground as well as a 17.5-metre covered climbing wall and a 40-lane bowling alley. Other than sports-related outlets, Kai Tak Mall will also have a ‘Diving Cove’ with over 70 restaurants.

Opening by the end of 2024

The new 2.16-hectare East Kowloon Cultural Centre will have performance halls and studios for dance, music, Cantonese opera, and drama. One of the highlights will be an arts and tech lab called The Lab, which will have state-of-the-art stage equipment such as a real-time stage tracking system, and 3D projection mapping. The lab will also feature augmented and virtual mixed-image procession systems. Its auditorium can accommodate up to 1,200 people while the theatre will have a 550-seating capacity. More than being home to arts and culture, the centre will also have a restaurant, a box office, and rehearsal rooms.

To open in phases in 2024

Famed kid-friendly attraction KidZania will open its doors in 11SKIES this year, making it the first KidZania in the region. The Hong Kong outpost will be a three-storey scaled city where children can explore jobs from 50 different role-play experiences. In addition, more than 30 local and international brands will bring these careers to life. For instance, HSBC will allow children to experience the basic operations of a bank while FTLife Insurance will have an edutainment sports arena. HKT will create a 5G smart city, allowing kids to try the work of an engineer. In addition, the local branch will highlight the city’s unique occupations such as Traditional Chinese Museum and Chinese pastry.

Opening in mid-2024

After The Regent and The Mondrian, another luxury hotel will open in Hong Kong. Kimpton Hotel will debut in the city in July and will be a 492-room full seaview, boutique property in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui. Taking over the former Mariners’ Club, the hotel will also house a church, conference facilities, dining establishments, a sky garden, and a rooftop infinity pool.

Opening in July 2024

While this attraction is only available for a limited time, it’s certainly worth highlighting given the popularity of teamLab exhibitions. After its pop-up in Kowloon Bay last year, teamLab opened this exhibition in Hong Kong as part of Art@Harbour. The attraction showcases glowing ovoids and trees that resonate and interact with people both on land and the sea. The stunning visual has already drawn in crowds, with reservations to the ovoids filling up fast on the week of opening. Don’t miss the chance to see these giant ovoids and glittering trees up close.

Opened in March and will last until June 2

Go Park Sai Sha, an all-in-one sports, retail, and entertainment attraction in Hong Kong, will complete its first phase in the second quarter of this year. It will be designed by renowned architectural firm Zaha Hadid Architects, which is known for its futuristic designs of some of Hong Kong’s landmarks. Due to its location, the new attraction will blend nature with sports, entertainment, dining, and leisure experiences. Visitors can expect two major areas, the outdoor sports facility and the sports commercial complex. In addition, there will be a park on the rooftop with majestic views of Sai Sha’s natural landscape.

First phase opening in the second quarter of 2024

Featured and hero image credit: teamLab

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

-Which places do tourists often visit in Hong Kong?

Tourists in Hong Kong often visit The Big Buddha, The Peak, the M+ Museum, and the Night Market.

-What is the famous thing about Hong Kong?

Famous things in Hong Kong include local food such as dim sum and spots like The Peak and Victoria Harbour.

-How many days do you need in Hong Kong?

About 5 to 7 days is enough for a trip to Hong Kong.

Jianne Soriano

An introvert at heart, Jianne has an immense passion for storytelling. This Filipino, Hong Kong-born native is a certified foodie and cinephile. When she’s not writing, you can find her chilling at cafes, watching movies, or travelling solo.

Yes, I agree to the Privacy Policy

Most Popular

Recommended for you

Best time to visit Bhutan: Choosing the perfect seasons for your Himalayan expedition

5 resorts in Asia that embrace the enriching philosophy of slow travel

Weekend trip guide: The best things to do when in Hoi An, Vietnam

Hong Kong Airport guide: Where to eat, drink, shop and relax before your next flight

For your daily updates on all things luxury, follow us at @lifestyleasiahk

Subscribe to our newsletter to get the latest updates.

You’re all set

Thank you for your subscription.