HAL 2025 Asia cruises feature over 50 ports
Holland America Line’s Westerdam is heading to Asia, to explore 11 countries from September 2025 through April 2026.
The itineraries have a strong focus on Japan with 24 different ports around the country.
There are also visits to Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.
Cruises in the Far East depart from Hong Kong, China; Yokohama (Tokyo), Japan; and Singapore to some of Asia’s most iconic cities.
There are up to a dozen port calls in a single cruise.
Late departures and overnight stays allow extra time for guests to sample the entertainment, local cuisine and cultures.
“For travellers looking to discover Asia, our 2025-2026 season provides an opportunity to explore the region in-depth,” said Gus Antorcha, president of HAL.
“We have diversified the number of ports to more than 50 across several itineraries. We want to ensure our guests have an authentic glimpse into the diverse cultures of each country.”
The Asia cruises visit a combined 51 ports in the region.
More than 50 UNESCO World Heritage sites are included throughout the itineraries.
Overnight calls include Shanghai, China; Bangkok, (Bangkok), Manilla, Hiroshima, and Seoul.
Late-night departures on select itineraries include Hakodate, Osaka and Kobe, Japan; Halong Bay and Da Nang, Vietnam; Lembar, Indonesia and Sihanoukville, Cambodia.
Lasting up to 29 days, the Asia Collectors’ Voyages offer a more extensive cruise experience.
The voyages combine back-to-back, nonrepeating itineraries.
Fares for 2025-26 Asia cruises start from $1999 per person, double occupancy, depending on length.
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