New Year Cruise
Set sail from Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam where, to ensure you have adequate time to encounter this arcane city, Princess Daphne will stay overnight. An exciting tour programme is available to purchase including half day tours to the Cu Chi Tunnels and the Mekong Delta region.

After crossing the South China Sea you will visit the Bander Seri Begawan in Brunei. Here you can get a close up look at the splendor of Brunei by joining the Royalty and High Tea tour.
Whilst visiting Kuching in East Malaysia you may consider joining the Sarawak Cultural tour which shows an insight into this fascinating land.

Malaysia and Thailand
Princess Daphne will head north from Singapore thru the Straits of Malacca to the Malaysian island of Penang, famous for its magnificent snake temple, then onto Phuket spending two days and a night in port in this fascinating Thai resort.

You will then journey to the island of Langkawi before reaching Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. Spend some time surveying these tropical settings and uncovering hidden shopping treasure troves

By combining Cruises 9 and 10, you can visit Penang, Phuket, Langkawi, Kuala Lumpur plus Ho Chi Minh, Brunei and Kuching all from the comfort of your< floating hotel.

Vietnam - Cambodia - Thailand
Embark your travels from Singapore on the 13th January for the Vietnamese city of Ho Chi Minh, where an overnight stay will confirm plenty of opportunity to learn about the area. Be sure to consider the shore excursions available including half day tours to the Cu Chi Tunnels and the Mekong Delta region.

After one day at sea we visit Sihanoukville in Cambodia. One of the features of this cruise is the full day tour you can take to Phnom Pehn, the capital of Cambodia. Next Princess Daphne will arrive at Bangkok port in Thailand for an overnight stay so you will have plenty of time to encounter the sights.

Bay of Bengal
This cruise is the journey of a lifetime. Sailing from the brilliant city that is Singapore, Princess Daphne heads north to Penang where you will have the opportunity to visit the city of Georgetown, the snake temple and the colossal reclining Buddha.

You will visit the charming town of Port Blair the capital of the Andaman Islands where its many museums offer a taste of its interesting history. There is also an option tour to the ruggedly beautiful Ross Island.
Yangon, the beautiful capital of Myanmar, also known as ‘The Garden City of the East’, is the next port of call where we stay for two full days. A pre booked full day tour to Bagan is available where you can see one of the preeminent ancient religious cities in Southeast Asia, notable for its expanse of sacred geography and the number and size of their individual temples.
To give you more time to explore Phuket, Princess Daphne will spend two days and a night in port.

You will then visit the stunningly beautiful island of Langkawi. Malaysia’s capital city, Kuala Lumpur is surprising and a range of full and half day tours will be available to purchase from the shore excursion office onboard Princess Daphne.

To enrich your itinerary consider combining with the cruise departing 13 January or 6 Feburary.

Vietnam and Cambodia
Perfect for a discovery of Vietnam four of the highlights of this February sailing include visits to Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang, Nha Trang and Halong Bay.
This cruise is crammed with a number of exciting tour programmes including half day tours to the Cu Chi Tunnels or trips to the Mekong Delta region in Ho Chi Minh and the fascinating Halong Bay. Also available is the Da Nang City tour which includes a history of the war in Vietnam.
After one day at sea we arrive in Cambodia where Princess Daphne will dock in Sihanoukville. From here is the opportunity for yet another tour to the capital, Phnom Pehn.

Combining this cruise with the previous departure, 24 January, means you can visit Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang, Nha Trang and Halong in Vietnam, Cambodia, Penang, Andaman Islands, Yangon, Phuket, Langkawi and Kuala Lumpur for a truly, memorable Far East cruise holiday.

Road to Hong Kong
This 14-night sailing covers an array of exotic destinations to tempt travellers from all budgets and experiences. Departing from Singapore the ‘Road to Hong Kong’ begins on the 20th February taking you through the South China Sea before heading north to Cambodia where, after a day at sea, we arrive in Sihanoukville.

From here we travel further to Vietnam, spending a night in Ho Chi Minh and visiting Da Nang, Nha Trang preceding another night in Halong Bay. The shore excursions available from these Vietnam destinations are of particular interest including tours to the Cu Chi Tunnels, the Mekong Delta region and a historical account of the Vietnam War in Da Nang. .
Thirteen days after departure you will cruise into Hong Kong Harbour, one of the greatest harbours the world has to offer, with another night onboard before disembarking.

Merging this cruise with the following cruise from Hong Kong to Japan would allow you to include Okinawa, Tokyo, Kobe, Nagasaki, Pusan and Shanghai before the return trip to Hong Kong.

Japanese Delights
Leaving Hong Kong behind Princess Daphne then makes the journey north to the Japanese prefecture of Okinawa in the Pacific Ocean.
Subsequetly organised is a visit to Tokyo, where you can spend two full days in one of the most intriguing cities on earth. An optional full day tour of Tokyo has been arranged, plus a tour to Mt. Fuji and Hakone.
Afterwards we come to Kobe where again Princess Daphne will overnight.
Depending on your desires you may wish to take part in the full day tour arranged to Kyoto or take a trip to Osaka. Also on offer is a Sake Tasting during the tour to Mt. Rokko.

Our Japanese visit concludes at Nagasaki, one of the two cities, along with Hiroshima, to come under nuclear fire during the Second World War. The Atomic Bomb Museum stands as a testament to that terrible time and catalogues some of the darker events in human history. Today, as in times before the war, the city has a thriving shipping industry.
Princes Daphne will then reach the Korean Peninsula and the city of Pusan, before heading to Shanghai in China, where a number of fascinating tours have been arranged including the Suzhou tour, a full day tour of Shanghai as well as an evening Shanghai Acrobats show.

You can disembark in Hong Kong or continue on the next sailing to Singapore via Sanya (China), Halong Bay, Da Nang, Nha Trang and Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam and Cambodia.