Hong Kong Explorer Cruise - 5 Nights on Spectrum of the Seas
Overview & Highlights
Set sail on a premium round-trip voyage aboard Spectrum of the Seas, Royal Caribbean’s state-of-the-art ship designed for modern luxury cruising. Departing from Hong Kong, this 5-night journey perfectly balances relaxing sea days with an enriching international port call at Chan May, the gateway to Hue and Da Nang in Vietnam. With world-class entertainment, sophisticated dining options, and thoughtfully designed leisure spaces, this cruise is ideal for travellers seeking a short yet indulgent escape at sea.
- Round-trip cruise from Hong Kong aboard Spectrum of the Seas
- Visit Chan May (Hue / Da Nang), Vietnam, a blend of heritage, beaches, and culture
- Multiple at-sea days to enjoy onboard attractions and relaxation
- Premium cruise experience with pools, live shows, spa, lounges, and kids’ clubs
- Perfect short international getaway combining leisure and exploration
Itinerary
Begin your journey at Hong Kong Ocean Terminal, where the excitement of cruise life begins. After boarding Spectrum of the Seas, take time to settle into your cabin and explore the ship’s impressive range of amenities before sailing.
The day includes:
- Embarkation at Hong Kong Ocean Terminal
- Cabin check-in and orientation
- Exploration of onboard spaces, lounges, and decks
- Cruise departure and evening dining onboard
Hotels Details
3* (Standard) Property | Nights: 3 | Occupancy: 2
Inclusions
- Accommodation in the selected cabin category
- Port taxes
- fees
- and government charges
- Standard meals in main dining rooms and buffet venues
- Access to onboard facilities: pools
- theatres
- gym
- Basic onboard entertainment and shows
Exclusions
- International flights
- Transfers to/from the cruise terminal
- Shore excursions and guided tours
- Speciality dining and premium beverages
- Wi-Fi services (usually chargeable)
- Travel insurance and visa fees
Other Info
Payment Options & Schedule
Frequently asked questions
What meals are included onboard?
Meals at the buffet and main dining rooms are included. Speciality restaurants are available at an additional cost and usually require reservations.
Do I need a visa for the Vietnam port stop?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Some travellers may require a visa to go ashore in Vietnam. It’s recommended to check the requirements before booking.
Can I stay on board during port days instead of going ashore?
Yes. Guests are free to remain onboard and enjoy ship facilities while the cruise is docked
Is this cruise suitable for families and first-time cruisers?
Absolutely. The ship offers family-friendly activities, kids’ clubs, and a comfortable pace, making it ideal for both families and first-time cruise travellers.