A Hong Kong cruise holiday with Royal Caribbean combines a city break with the opportunity to explore multiple destinations in one trip. Spend a few days discovering Hong Kong’s famous harbour, food scene and culture before setting sail to explore more of Asia. For Irish holidaymakers, a Hong Kong Fly Cruise & Stay holiday offers a balance of city sightseeing, relaxation and adventure. At Click&Go Holidays, our cruise specialists can help you choose your sailing and combine it with flights and a Hong Kong hotel stay.

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Why Combine Hong Kong with a Royal Caribbean Cruise?

Spend a few days exploring Hong Kong before boarding your ship and discovering more of Asia. With accommodation, dining, entertainment and transport between destinations available on board, it’s a convenient way to explore without changing hotels at every stop.

Things to do in Hong Kong Before or After your Cruise

Explore Victoria Harbour and Tsim Sha Tsui

Victoria Harbour is one of Hong Kong’s most recognisable landmarks and an ideal place to start your city break. Walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade for views of Hong Kong Island and the city’s famous skyline. Return after dark to see the buildings illuminated across the water.

Take the Star Ferry across the Harbour

The Star Ferry connects Tsim Sha Tsui with Central and Wan Chai, turning a journey across the harbour into a sightseeing experience. Spend the morning exploring Kowloon before taking the ferry to Central for an afternoon of sightseeing.

Discover Hong Kong’s Food and Neighbourhoods

Give yourself time to explore a neighbourhood, browse the shops and choose somewhere to eat.

Share Dim Sum over Lunch

Dim sum is one of Hong Kong’s most popular dining experiences with steamed dumplings, buns and rice noodle rolls among the favourites.

Try Hong Kong Egg Waffles

For something sweet, look out for Hong Kong egg waffles. Recognisable by their bubble shape, they are traditionally served plain, although you will also find different flavours and versions with ice cream.

Spend an evening around Temple Street

Temple Street is worth adding to your plans if you enjoy discovering a destination through its food. This part of Kowloon is known for late-night dining, with claypot rice, dim sum and open-air food spots among the options.

Where Can You travel on a Royal Caribbean Cruise from Hong Kong?

From Hong Kong, selected Royal Caribbean cruises visit destinations in Japan, South Korea and Vietnam, giving you the opportunity to experience different places within one holiday.

Some five-night sailings combine Hong Kong with Okinawa and Ishigaki, while selected longer itineraries include Japanese ports and Busan in South Korea. Other departures visit Chan May, the port for excursions towards Hue and Da Nang in Vietnam. Routes and ports vary by departure, so these are examples of the options available.

Our cruise specialists can help you compare itineraries, ports of call and time ashore.

Why Choose Royal Caribbean for an Asia Cruise Holiday?

With Royal Caribbean, you can enjoy while having a comfortable base to return to. Discover somewhere new during the day, then come back to your cabin, settle in for dinner and look forward to the evening ahead.

On Royal Caribbean’s Spectrum of the Seas, days at sea are part of the experience, with plenty to enjoy between ports.

A Holiday that fits around you

After sightseeing ashore, you might welcome a leisurely breakfast and an afternoon by the pool. Another day could be spent trying something new, joining an activity or enjoying a quiet moment on deck.

You can enjoy different activities when travelling together, then meet for dinner and share the highlights of your day.

Dining, Entertainment and Activities at Sea

Try the FlowRider surf simulator, RipCord by iFLY skydiving simulator or North Star observation capsule.

Choose from complimentary dining venues or speciality restaurants at an additional charge, then enjoy theatre performances or live music. Having these options onboard means you can make an evening of it without organising transport or researching somewhere new after every port.

Planning your Hong Kong Fly/Cruise & Stay

Should you Stay Before or After your Cruise?

Staying before your cruise gives you time to settle in after your flight and explore Hong Kong before boarding. A stay afterwards lets you finish your holiday in the city, where your chosen itinerary permits.

Where do Royal Caribbean Cruises Depart from in Hong Kong?

Royal Caribbean lists Kai Tak Cruise Terminal in Kowloon as its Hong Kong departure terminal. Follow the confirmed terminal details and arrival instructions on your cruise documents.

The attractions in this guide are places to enjoy during your stay rather than sights immediately outside the terminal. Allow plenty of time for your transfer.

Plan your Hong Kong and Royal Caribbean Holiday with our Cruise Specialists

At Click&Go Holidays our cruise specialists can help you choose your sailing, understand cabin options and combine your cruise with flights and a Hong Kong hotel stay.

As Ireland’s number one ranked cruise holiday company on Trustpilot and a 100% Irish-owned business, we bring specialist advice to planning your holiday. Speak to one of our cruise specialists on 01-6995250 to start planning your Hong Kong and Royal Caribbean adventure.