On this itinerary, your cruise fare covers not just your meals and accommodation, but also a drinks package, Wi-Fi, and gratuities (crew appreciation). This allows you to relax without worrying about the bill at the end of your trip.

Asia itineraries often involve multiple countries (such as Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, or China). Visa requirements can vary depending on your citizenship and the specific ports of call. We strongly advise checking the latest Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) advice for each country on the route.

We use handpicked 4-star hotels that are centrally located, making it easy for you to use public transport or walk to major attractions during your 2-night stays in each city.

Yes, transfers between the airports, hotels, and the cruise port are included. You will need to manage your luggage in the hotel lobbies, but the transfer drivers will assist with loading and unloading.

Yes. When visiting religious sites in places like Japan or Southeast Asia, modest dress is often required. It is best to pack clothing that covers your shoulders and knees. Slip-on shoes are also handy, as you may need to remove them to enter certain buildings.

Yes. Singapore uses the British-style Type G plug, but Tokyo uses Type A (two flat pins). We recommend bringing a universal travel adapter to ensure you can charge your devices in both cities and onboard the ship.

Wi-Fi is widely available in major cities like Singapore and Tokyo. However, to stay connected on the go without high roaming charges, many travellers opt to buy a local SIM card or an eSIM data package for the region.