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Royal Caribbean Far East: 10 nights from Shanghai with Spectrum Of The Seas
Oct 11, 2027

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Departure Port: Shanghai ➞ Landing: Yokohama

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    Wednesday, October 13, 2027 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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    Friday, October 15, 2027 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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    Sunday, October 17, 2027 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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    Monday, October 18, 2027 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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    Wednesday, October 20, 2027 6:30 AM - not found
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Shanghai

Shanghai

Shanghai, known all over the world as "the Magical City", is the economic and financial center of China. In this city, antiquity and modernity meet and blend in perfect harmony. The typically Western architecture present in the Bund area with the imposing Pudong skyscrapers meet ancient streets where you can visit picturesque tea houses and immerse yourself in a typically Chinese atmosphere.


In the areas of the ancient foreign concessions, areas once ceded by the Empire to some European countries, today tourist destinations of great importance, the city preserves a rich heritage of typically European-style architecture. The surrounding areas also host a series of unique tourist attractions of their kind such as: the Shanghai Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower, the Shanghai Safari Park and the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum.


In the city there are attractions and activities of all kinds. For those who love nightlife, a visit to the Bund in the evening to enjoy the beautiful spectacle offered by the lights of the skyscrapers is an unmissable experience! For history lovers, the choice of a visit to the Xuhui, Tianping Road and Hunan Road district to find the most beautiful ancient houses, or in the old Shanghai Lilong to feel the precipice of history is one of the first things to do! For art lovers, 1933 Old Millfun is an art warehouse complex where you can see a mix of Chinese and Western art and enjoy the charm of this fusion between Chinese and Western art. Finally, don't forget to climb the Oriental Pearl Tower to take a look at this international metropolis.

Located in the eastern region of China, Shanghai, known worldwide as the 'Pearl of the Orient', is a metropolis that perfectly combines the ancient heart of China and the avant-garde impetus of the modern world. This combination of tradition and modernity offers a variety of attractions suitable for every type of visitor, even those with more extravagant tastes. Do not miss the opportunity to visit these wonders during your cruise. If you want to admire the imposing skyscrapers up close and be amazed, a good choice is to visit the Bund, an iconic place in the city where tourists have the opportunity to admire the skyline up close with the famous TV tower and the skyscrapers of the financial district with English or French style buildings behind them that testify to the ancient Western presence in the area. If you are in this area in the evening, the LED lights that illuminate the different buildings create a unique show of its kind that will undoubtedly leave you speechless. If, on the other hand, you have a keen interest in Chinese history and culture, a visit to Yu Garden is a must. The distinctive feature of this garden is the typically Chinese style that has remained unchanged over the years despite the city's evolution. The impression you get once you are there is that of going back in time even though the surrounding city is looking to the future! If you are a lover of unbridled fun, know that the Disneyland amusement park was inaugurated in the city in 2016. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy the guaranteed fun of the numerous attractions from the most peaceful to the most daring ones that will give you a strong adrenaline rush. Here you can also meet the Disneyland characters up close who have accompanied you in your childhood by making you laugh. One of the best ways to reach the city is on board a cruise ship. Choose a cruise that starts from Shanghai or that has the city as a stop to be able to visit the beauties of the city and Japan thanks to unique itineraries!
Inchon (Seoul)

Inchon (Seoul)

Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is the economic, technological and cultural center as well as the most populous city on the Korean peninsula. Don't miss the culinary delights and unmissable attractions of Seoul
during your cruise.


If you want to know the history and culture of Seoul, you cannot miss visiting the Gyeongbokgung Palace and Gwanghwamun. These are the two oldest and most beautiful palaces in the city and are therefore unmissable. Afterwards, you can reach Cheong Wa Dae, the South Korean presidential palace, which was once closed to the public. You can then take a walk in Samcheong-dong, near Cheong Wa Dae, with its famous restaurants, art galleries or refresh yourself with a cup of Korean coffee at Bukchon Hanok Village and in the cafes of Culture Street! You can also go to Dongdaemun to stock up on products!

Seoul is also home to the famous Legoland Korea, half an hour by train from Seoul, perfect for young families with children!

Seoul: Korea's Dynamic Gateway to East Asian Cruises

While not a direct port city, Seoul, South Korea's vibrant and futuristic capital, serves as an exciting and culturally rich gateway to cruises departing from nearby Incheon. Before embarking on your journey, immerse yourself in Seoul's incredible blend of ancient palaces, bustling markets, and cutting-edge technology. Discover its rich history, vibrant K-pop culture, and delicious street food. Seoul offers an unparalleled urban adventure that perfectly complements the serene beauty of an East Asian cruise.

Explore Asian Wonders from Seoul

Cruises departing from Incheon (with easy transfers from Seoul) open up a world of diverse cultural experiences and stunning coastal landscapes across East Asia. Whether you dream of the modern marvels of Japan, the historical treasures of China, or the serene beauty of other Korean islands, Seoul serves as a dynamic launchpad. Enjoy the seamless transition from the energetic streets of Korea to the luxurious comfort of your cruise ship, ready for days of exploration, relaxation, and unforgettable moments. Each journey offers breathtaking scenery and a deep dive into the rich tapestry of Asian cultures, leaving you with lasting memories.

Sakaiminato

Sakaiminato

Hakodate

Hakodate

Northern Japan Adventures from Hakodate!

Embark on a captivating cruise from Hakodate, Japan, a picturesque port city on the southern tip of Hokkaido. Known for its stunning night views, historic sites, and fresh seafood, Hakodate offers a unique departure point for exploring the diverse landscapes of Japan and the surrounding seas. Discover its charming blend of Japanese and Western influences before setting sail on a journey filled with natural beauty and cultural insights.

Sapporo

Sapporo

Located in the heart of Hokkaido, Sapporo is the third largest city in Japan and the fifth most populous. The estimated population of this country is around two million people. As one of the youngest cities in the nation, Sapporo is also one of the nation's most sought-after tourist destinations. In 1972 they hosted the Olympic Games, contributing greatly to the modernization of its relatively recent infrastructure. A city rich in atmosphere rather than tradition, the attraction of the territory is mainly due to its environment. Immersed in the alluvial plain of the Ishikari, it is bordered on one side by the virgin forest of Nopporo and on the other by the Moiwa Maruyama mountains. Crossed by the Toyohira River, the country is not far from the sea. The city is predominantly immersed in greenery, with immense parks and gardens. Odori Park, with its fountains, sculptures and 32 different species of trees, is truly enchanting. It is also the scene of many spectacular events, including the Snow Festival. Every year in early February, the festival showcases snow sculptures and ice statues, often of impressive size. It can be a great time for a holiday in Sapporo, provided you can withstand cold and snowy winters. Conversely, summers are hot and humid. Sapporo is also a Japanese beer brand whose variety \"Sapporo Classic\" is not available outside the island of Hokkaido. Tastings take place in the gardens of the Beer Museum. The first brewery in Japan was built in 1876. The Susukino district is equipped with around 4,500 restaurants, bars, cabarets and nightclubs. It is also the most important area of the entire city. It includes, among others, the re Xmu, a particularly popular nightclub, spread over three floors with a spectacular setting.
Yokohama

Yokohama

Promotions and Cruise Offers from Yokohama

Yokohama, Japan's second largest city by population, is a vibrant port city where history, typical cuisine, culture and entertainment come together in a perfect combination.

If you are looking for an alternative holiday away from the frenetic life of the big metropolises, Yokohama is what you are looking for! The port has played a crucial role for the city since its opening in 1859. Its importance is mainly linked to its proximity to the Japanese capital and its being the gateway to international trade in a historical period in which a policy of isolation prevailed in the country. This aspect is still visible today in the different districts scattered throughout the city where the descendants of the ancient communities that reached these places are located.

Emblematic in this sense is the presence of one of the largest Chinatowns in the world and an entire area that resembles, due to its architecture and buildings, the typical Western metropolises. If you want to admire the typically Japanese style up close, a visit to the Sankeien garden is what you are looking for! Inside there are various historical buildings, paths immersed in greenery and a unique vegetation that will allow you to immerse yourself in the local culture and traditions.

Always to enjoy some moments of relaxation surrounded by greenery, one of the most interesting destinations is also the Yamashita park. Located in an area once destroyed by one of the devastating earthquakes that have repeatedly hit the country over the years, it is the ideal place for a walk or to sit on one of the many benches having the city's bay as a panorama. Near the park is the Yokohama Marine Tower, a tower over 100 meters high from which you can enjoy a unique view of the entire city.

After spending a few hours in this place, given the proximity, you cannot miss a visit to the Yokohama waterfront. The area, in constant evolution, is known all over the world for its skyline in which huge skyscrapers and the Cosmo World amusement park with the huge Ferris wheel are the masters.

Relaxation, fun but also lots of culture! In the city, there are many museums such as: the Museum of Contemporary Art that holds works of art by internationally renowned artists such as Cézanne and Picasso, the Museum that traces the history of the port, and finally an entire museum dedicated to the history of instant noodles.

In addition to the museums, you will have the opportunity to try local cuisine at the various typical restaurants and stalls in the cities. Considering that this is just a taste of what the city has to offer, what are you waiting for? Choose a cruise that departs from Yokohama or that has the city as a stopover in order to enjoy its beautiful sights or discover Japan and South Korea!

Yokohama

Yokohama

Promotions and Cruise Offers from Yokohama

Yokohama, Japan's second largest city by population, is a vibrant port city where history, typical cuisine, culture and entertainment come together in a perfect combination.

If you are looking for an alternative holiday away from the frenetic life of the big metropolises, Yokohama is what you are looking for! The port has played a crucial role for the city since its opening in 1859. Its importance is mainly linked to its proximity to the Japanese capital and its being the gateway to international trade in a historical period in which a policy of isolation prevailed in the country. This aspect is still visible today in the different districts scattered throughout the city where the descendants of the ancient communities that reached these places are located.

Emblematic in this sense is the presence of one of the largest Chinatowns in the world and an entire area that resembles, due to its architecture and buildings, the typical Western metropolises. If you want to admire the typically Japanese style up close, a visit to the Sankeien garden is what you are looking for! Inside there are various historical buildings, paths immersed in greenery and a unique vegetation that will allow you to immerse yourself in the local culture and traditions.

Always to enjoy some moments of relaxation surrounded by greenery, one of the most interesting destinations is also the Yamashita park. Located in an area once destroyed by one of the devastating earthquakes that have repeatedly hit the country over the years, it is the ideal place for a walk or to sit on one of the many benches having the city's bay as a panorama. Near the park is the Yokohama Marine Tower, a tower over 100 meters high from which you can enjoy a unique view of the entire city.

After spending a few hours in this place, given the proximity, you cannot miss a visit to the Yokohama waterfront. The area, in constant evolution, is known all over the world for its skyline in which huge skyscrapers and the Cosmo World amusement park with the huge Ferris wheel are the masters.

Relaxation, fun but also lots of culture! In the city, there are many museums such as: the Museum of Contemporary Art that holds works of art by internationally renowned artists such as Cézanne and Picasso, the Museum that traces the history of the port, and finally an entire museum dedicated to the history of instant noodles.

In addition to the museums, you will have the opportunity to try local cuisine at the various typical restaurants and stalls in the cities. Considering that this is just a taste of what the city has to offer, what are you waiting for? Choose a cruise that departs from Yokohama or that has the city as a stopover in order to enjoy its beautiful sights or discover Japan and South Korea!