Embark on an unforgettable journey from Hong Kong to Yokohama. Cross the East China Sea and enjoy luxurious staterooms, gourmet dining, and enriching experiences. Discover the old and the new in these two amazing cities. Hong Kong’s markets and Yokohama’s neon lights are like nowhere else. Whether you’re a seasoned cruiser or a first-timer, you’ll have an amazing time on this itinerary.
*All prices are per person, in US Dollars, based on double occupancy.
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On our Hong Kong to Yokohama cruise in 2025, you’ll visit some of the most famous ports in East Asia. The natural beauty of each destination combined with the city energy, each offering a different cultural and historical perspective. You’ll visit the following ports on this unforgettable cruise:
Keelung, Taiwan’s northern port city, is a popular tourist destination with a busy harbor and rich maritime history. There’s plenty to do in Keelung, from the night markets full of local street food to the serene Keelung Harbour with coastal views. Visit the historical Jiufen village or the famous Miaokou Night Market.
Urban excitement and natural beauty combine in Busan, South Korea’s second-largest city. There’s something for everyone in Busan, which is famous for its beaches, hot springs, and seafood markets. The Gamcheon Culture Village is a colorful place to explore, and Haeundae Beach and Jagalchi Fish Market are the country’s largest seafood markets. The temples, like Beomeosa, offer a peaceful retreat and insight into Korea’s spiritual heritage.
Nagasaki’s history as a trading port has given it a unique mix of Western and Japanese cultures. It’s famous for its tragic past during World War II and Peace Park, which is a poignant reminder. The Glover Garden has Western-style houses, and Dejima Island is famous for its history. The views of Nagasaki and its history make it an interesting place to visit.
Beppu is home to many of Japan’s most famous onsen (thermal baths) on Kyushu Island. From hot springs to steam vents to mud baths, you can unwind in this city. There are many public baths in Beppu and the unique “Hells of Beppu,” a collection of colored thermal pools. There’s something for everyone in Beppu: relaxation or exploration.
Japan’s third-largest city is famous for its modern architecture, nightlife, and street food. It has a mix of old and new attractions, including the historic Osaka Castle and the lively streets of Dotonbori, famous for its neon lights and food. The city is also a gateway to the cultural treasures of Kyoto and Nara, so it’s a great destination for history buffs and urban explorers.
A cultural and industrial hub in Chubu, Nagoya is an industrial city with a booming economy. Nagoya Castle, a relic of the city’s feudal past, and Atsuta Shrine are two of the city’s most famous Shinto shrines. Get a glimpse of Japan’s technology at SCMAGLEV and Railway Park or Osu Shopping Street, with its many shops and street food. Nagoya is a city of history, culture, and modernity.
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