Oceania Cruises Announces East Asia Voyages for 2025

Oceania Cruises has announced a new series of voyages across East Asia for the first half of 2025. The itineraries include destinations such as Hong Kong, Bali, Kyoto, and Phuket, utilizing small ships designed to access remote ports and cultural sites.

The ships, which accommodate up to 1,250 passengers, are capable of reaching less accessible ports. These voyages will include stops at both major cities and lesser-known locations, offering passengers a variety of landscapes and cultural experiences.

The cruises feature a range of shore excursions, including culinary tours with cooking classes in Thailand and market visits in Vietnam, wellness tours, local cultural immersion tours, and green tours focused on sustainability practices. Additionally, overland experiences will be available, with activities such as trekking in China's Tu Lan cave system, visiting the Red River in Hanoi, and touring sites like Angkor Wat and the Terracotta Warriors Museum.

Voyage lengths will range from six to 24 days, providing options for different travel preferences. The itineraries aim to offer a thorough exploration of East Asia, suitable for both seasoned travelers and newcomers to the region.

Oceania Cruises has emphasized the importance of sustainable tourism in these voyages. The green tours will highlight local conservation efforts and promote environmentally friendly practices. Additionally, the culinary tours will feature local chefs and ingredients, offering an authentic taste of the region. These efforts aim to provide a deeper connection to the destinations visited and promote responsible travel.