Cruise & Ferry Itinerary Planning 2025

95 EUROPE > Hong Kong As an efficient aviation hub located in the heart of Asia, with an air network that connects the city to half of the world’s population in five hours, Hong Kong makes for an ideal port in the region. From Hong Kong, cruise passengers can sail to the north to bustling coastal cities of Mainland China, Japan and South Korea, or to the south and east to the exotic cultures of Vietnam, the Philippines and more. This not only delivers enriched regional experiences for cruise passengers but also allows cruise companies to develop a wide variety of itineraries. www.discoverhongkong.com Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore The Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore (MBCCS), designed as an architectural icon with a dedicated two-berth cruise facility, is able to accommodate the world’s largest cruise ship in service today. The terminal features a spacious arrival and departure hall as well as a large ground transportation area to ensure a smooth and seamless experience for passengers. Located at the southern tip of central Singapore, MBCCS serves as a marine gateway to the heart of the city. www.mbccs.com.sg Taiwan Ports Taiwan has various geographical advantages by being a regional cruise hub and a major maritime transportation hub in Asia. There are seven main cruise ports in Taiwan; Keelung, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Hualien, Anping, Suao and Penghu. The different harbours evoke different flavours of life and by calling at different locations, you will get to know more about Taiwan’s interesting cultures through experiencing its tasty foods, historical monuments and local customs. www.cruise.twport.com.tw Cowes Harbour, Isle of Wight, England Home to the oldest sailing regatta in the world, Cowes has it all. For families, nature lovers, gastronomes and adventure seekers, there is so much to enjoy. Osbourne House, Queen Victoria’s beloved island home, and Cowes’ vibrant high street, lined with unique museums, galleries, independent shops and welcoming cafes and pubs, are just two of the reasons people have visited the Isle of Wight since pre-Victorian times, making it a firm favourite for cruise ship visits. www.cowes.co.uk

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