Seabourn Cruise Line Asia Cruises

Within the huge Asian land mass, you will find people, cultures, and cuisines you’ve always dreamed of discovering on a cruise to Asia with Seabourn Cruises. Take an Indonesian Odyssey or a Vietnam and Thailand adventure you won’t soon forget.  In Bali, relax on the pristine white-sand beaches of Tanjun Benoa, a small fishing village. Or experience true luxury during an upscale barbeque event in Ko Kood called “Caviar in the Surf”. Learn the art of Feng Shui in Singapore or the tunneling history of Ho Chi Minh City with a Seabourn Cruises Asia cruise. 

Things to Do on an Asia Cruise with Seabourn Cruise Line

Get an insight into the amazing culture of Asia with a luxury Seabourn cruise to the Far East. With Seabourn you can discover the Dutch history in Malacca, take a nighttime safari in Singapore and see the astounding Bang Pa Summer Palace in Thailand.

• Ancient Village and Kintamani Volcano (Benoa, Bali, Indonesia)
  Travel to Klungkung and visit an ancient courthouse that was built near 1800. Then you’ll head to the Penglipuran village to learn about ancient Balinese customs. Then you’ll visit a bamboo plantation for lunch with a view of Mount Batur. After lunch you’ll head to a coffee plantation, the Tirta Empul Temple and Tampaksiring, where the Presidential Palace was built in 1957.
   

• Thailand’s Ancient Capital: Ayutthaya (Laem Chabang, Thailand)
  Head on a drive to Ayutthaya, the capital of Thailand from 1350 to 1767. Here you’ll see the Bang Pa Summer Palace, home to King Rama V. At Wat Chai Watthanaram you’ll see a replica of Cambodia’s famed Angkor Wat. Then you’ll also see the ruins at the Phra Nakhon Sri Ayutthaya Historical Park. Lastly you’ll jump back in time and ride on the back of an elephant through the historic center of the city.
   

• Walk the Dutch Trail (Malacca, Malaysia)
  Malacca was an old spice center and therefore held a lot of significance for many world powers. Over time Malacca was ruled by the Malay Sultanate, Portugese, Dutch and British. See the Dutch heritage at Dutch Square where the governors and officers lived. You’ll also see Christ Church built in 1753. You’ll see a Portuguese fort on your way to visit a replica of the Sultan’s palace, then finish your day with a rickshaw ride back to the pier.
   

• The Amazing Mount Bromo (Probolinggo, Java, Indonesia)
  Head out to Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. This park is home to the 7,641 foot tall Bromo Volcano, which gets its name from the Javanese pronunciation of Brahma, the Hindu creator god. You’ll drive up the mountain and then ride on a pony before reaching the rim by foot. The beauty of this amazing and fully alive part of nature is astounding. After your descent you’ll have an Indonesian buffet lunch.
   

• Best of Bagan Temples Overnight Tour (Rangoon, Myanmar)
  Bagan is a beautiful site, where millions of pagodas and temples once stood. Now nearly 2,000 still remain. On this tour you’ll get to explore this amazing landscape. You’ll visit the Nyaung Oo market and then delve deep into seeing the temples, pagodas and monasteries of the area. You’ll also visit a workshop where handicrafts are made.
   

• Night Safari (Singapore)
  On this trip you’ll get the chance to see hundreds of nocturnal animals, like the Cape buffalo, blue sheep, golden jackal and the one-horned rhinoceros. You’ll be on a tram ride through the expansive wildlife park, which has been designed to give you great views of these animals even under the cover of darkness.