Wave goodbye to Laem Chabang, the port for Bangkok, for a closer look at Southeast Asia. Our first stop is Ko Kut, a Thai island admired for the untouched quality of its wilderness as well as sugar sands such as Ao Noi with its pretty wooden pier. We hop now to the Vietnamese island of Phu Quoc, another eye-catcher that is largely National Park but has plenty of local life to experience in the main town Duong Dong. A day at sea transports us from these sandy idylls to the bright lights of Ho Chi Minh City, where we overnight. All the enticing pleasures of a fast-growing city can be found here – museums, galleries, a culinary feast of street stalls and fine-dining restaurants, and poignant stories of wartime. Back to the ocean we go, sailing for a day to Muara in Brunei, home of the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, a perfect picture for your album with its gold dome and minarets. Kota Kinabalu on Borneo adds plenty of market life as well as rainforest action to the mix, and, after a day at sea, we cross to the Philippines to the sandy beaches of Boracay before hitting the irrepressible capital of this island state, Manila. Savor your final day sailing the ocean before arriving in one of the world’s most exciting cities, Hong Kong.

Move with a sense of awe as you explore the exquisite natural beauty of Asia. Its deep historical richness and mix of mountains and sea, ancient and modern, ensure grand discovery and endless adventure.

Asia

A fascinating city devoted to tradition and driven toward modernity, Bangkok has long been a traveler&#39;s paradise with its heavenly weather, welcoming hospitality, and mouth-watering cuisine - the vibrant city is world-renowned for its street food and an impressive roster of Michelin-starred restaurants. Home to the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the ornate Grand Palace, and the soaring Wat Arun temple, it&#39;s also an hour away from Ayutthaya, the 14th-century ruins of the Kingdom of Siam.

It&#39;s all about the beach on Ko Kut – some say it&#39;s the most beautiful island in Thailand. This is a place to spend the day wiggling your toes in the white powder-soft sands. But if you must insist on exploring beyond your beach towel, take a refreshing hike to the Nam Tok Khlong Chao waterfall, go kayaking through the mangroves, or there&#39;s rewarding snorkeling and scuba diving in the clear waters off these shores, too. And don&#39;t miss mingling with the locals in the fishing villages Khlong Mad Jetty and Ao Yai.

Prepare to tuck into delicious food on Phu Quoc, especially if you keep it local – blue swimming crab caught nearby, a grind of pepper grown in the fields, and a dash of what many regard as the best nuoc mam fish sauce brewed in the whole country. But this is not the only enjoyment to be found on Vietnam&#39;s largest island. It&#39;s so rich in nature that UNESCO has declared more than half of the territory a Biosphere Reserve. Travel on foot or bicycle through rainforest, bush and mangroves and you might spot macaques, silver langurs, and hornbills, and snorkel over coral gardens to witness a multicolored marine world. Plus, there&#39;s the lively main town, Duong Dong, with its renowned market, fishing villages with stilt houses in the shallows, Buddhist temples and shrines, and more than 20 fabulous beaches. You could even head to the amusement park on nearby Pineapple Island, or Sunset Town, an impressive replica of an old Italian village with plenty of entertainment laid on.

Ho Chi Minh City, known universally and affectionately by residents as Saigon, offers a glimpse into Vietnam&#39;s eventful past and its hopeful future. The city has a prosperous air of thriving activity, as rice boats float down the waterways and streets bustle with flavorful markets. Explore the sacred temples, French colonial buildings, and vestiges of pivotal events.

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Ho Chi Minh City

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Ho Chi Minh City

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Ho Chi Minh City

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Ho Chi Minh City

Experience an evening of refined culture and creative artistry at the historic Nha hat Thanh pho Ho Chi Minh (Saigon Opera House), an architectural jewel designed in 1898 by French architect Eugene Ferret. This ornate venue provides the setting for the A O Show, a celebrated Vietnamese performance combining acrobatics, contemporary dance, and live music. Inspired by rural traditions and modern transitions, the production features bamboo staging and dynamic choreography that capture the rhythms of everyday life in southern Vietnam.Performed by a skilled ensemble, the show is lauded for its poetic storytelling and inventive stagecraft, evoking a range of emotion from subtle humor to awe. The performance reflects Vietnam&#39;s cultural contrasts, blending traditional heritage with contemporary expression in a captivating visual narrative.Following the performance, transfer to a local restaurant for a Vietnamese dinner. The meal offers a curated sampling of regional dishes prepared with attention to both tradition and presentation.

An evening of visual poetry and Vietnamese flavor, featuring a captivating performance in an iconic opera house and a thoughtfully prepared dinner highlighting regional cuisine.

A O Show & Vietnamese Dining Experience

Discover the essence of Thanh pho Ho Chi Minh (Ho Chi Minh City) during a panoramic drive showcasing significant architectural and cultural landmarks. Pass by the Dinh Doc Lap (Reunification Palace), the site of the symbolic end of the Vietnam War in 1975. Continue past the striking Buu Dien Trung tam (Central Post Office), designed by Gustave Eiffel, and the elegant Nha hat Thanh pho (Saigon Opera House) and Uy ban Nhan dan Thanh pho (City Hall), both fine examples of French colonial architecture.The drive proceeds toward the heart of the city&#39;s commercial spirit—Cho Lon (Chinatown)—a bustling district that has been a vibrant trade hub since the 17th century. Cho Lon offers a fusion of Vietnamese and Chinese influences, with ornate temples, traditional medicine shops, and historic merchant houses lining the narrow streets.A visit to Cho Binh Tay (Binh Tay Market) provides an opportunity to observe local commerce in action. This sprawling wholesale market offers a wide selection of items, from housewares and textiles to herbs and dried seafood. Guests may enjoy independent exploration within a designated area of the market.

An elegant drive through Ho Chi Minh City reveals architectural gems, vivid local markets, and a cultural mosaic shaped by centuries of trade and tradition.

Panoramic Ho Chi Minh City

Explore the layered heritage of Thanh pho Ho Chi Minh (Ho Chi Minh City) on a curated overview of its most iconic landmarks. Begin at the storied Dinh Doc Lap (Reunification Palace), symbolizing the end of the Vietnam War in 1975 and once the presidential residence of South Vietnam.Continue to the Bao tang Lich su Thanh pho Ho Chi Minh (History Museum of Ho Chi Minh City), established in 1929. This collection presents artifacts spanning the dynasties and cultures that shaped Vietnamese civilization, from prehistoric societies to the Nguyen Dynasty.Pause at the striking Buu Dien Trung tam (Central Post Office), a 19th-century French colonial masterpiece designed by Gustave Eiffel. The building features vaulted ceilings, antique fittings, and hand-painted maps, offering a glimpse into Vietnam&#39;s early communication networks.Capture photographs at Nha tho Duc Ba Sai Gon (Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon), a red-brick basilica crowned by twin spires rising approximately 190 feet (58 meters) above the bustling city below. This Romanesque structure remains a key symbol of colonial-era architecture.Conclude with a stop at Cho Ben Thanh (Ben Thanh Market), a lively commercial landmark where textiles, souvenirs, and traditional Vietnamese products reflect the rhythm of everyday life.

From colonial elegance to cultural landmarks, uncover the distinctive charm of Ho Chi Minh City through its architecture, heritage, and historic marketplaces.

Ho Chi Minh City Highlights

* Special Bookings and Cancellation conditions apply. Please refer to the Notes section.Explore the vibrant narrative of Ho Chi Minh City with an overnight experience showcasing the city&#39;s historical legacy, cultural intricacies, and enduring charm.Begin at the storied Dinh Doc Lap (Reunification Palace), where the events of April 1975 marked the end of the Vietnam War. Continue to the elegant Buu Dien Trung tam (Central Post Office), a 19th-century French colonial structure featuring arched ceilings and cartographic murals. A visit to the Bao tang Chung tich Chien tranh (War Remnants Museum) offers compelling insight into the Vietnam War through military relics and visual testimony.Pause briefly at a former CIA operations building, notable for its depiction in historic photographs. Then visit a neighborhood residence concealing a wartime weapons bunker, offering a rare glimpse into Saigon&#39;s underground resistance. Enjoy a Vietnamese lunch before settling into a refined city hotel. The remainder of the afternoon and evening are free to relax or explore independently.The next morning begins with a guided walk through Cho Lon (Chinatown), where tin-roofed homes, Chinese temples, and artisan workshops reflect centuries of cultural exchange. Witness the traditional making of Buddhist amulets before a final stop at Cho Ben Thanh (Ben Thanh Market) for leisure shopping. Conclude the journey with lunch and return transfer to the ship.

* Special Bookings and Cancellation conditions apply. Please refer to the Notes section.From war landmarks to hidden temples and heritage homes, this immersive overnight tour reveals Ho Chi Minh City&#39;s depth and cultural complexity in refined comfort.

OVERNIGHT SOJOURN IN HO CHI MINH CITY

* Special Bookings and Cancellation conditions apply. Please refer to the Notes section.Indulge in a refined culinary evening at The Reverie Saigon, an ultra-luxurious property widely regarded among Asia&#39;s most prestigious hotels.Begin the experience with a welcome reception in one of the city&#39;s most lavish settings before joining internationally acclaimed Chef Marcelo Geraldini for a curated dining journey. Known for his culinary philosophy rooted in harmony with nature and community, Chef Geraldini brings a global influence shaped by his time in the United Kingdom, Europe, Brazil, and since 2016, Vietnam.The exclusive multi-course menu has been crafted to highlight the intersection of refined technique and locally inspired flavors. Signature dishes may include pan-seared foie gras with apple, aged vinegar reduction and honeycomb, as well as black cod with green peas, lobster emulsion, and passion fruit hollandaise—each thoughtfully composed to deliver a balanced, elegant experience.Set within a private dining atmosphere, this event offers a rare opportunity to appreciate contemporary fine dining through the creative lens of one of Ho Chi Minh City&#39;s most respected culinary voices. Return transfer to the port concludes the evening.

* Special Bookings and Cancellation conditions apply. Please refer to the Notes section.Join celebrated chef Marcelo Geraldini for an intimate, sophisticated and luxurious gastronomic experience in the opulent setting of The Reverie Saigon.

A GASTRONOMIC JOURNEY WITH CHEF MARCELO GERALDINI

Kick off your adventure at a local coffee shop. You will be surprised by the narrow houses located in the vibrant alleys and how big families live in such tiny spaces right down in the heart of the city. Then, on the back of a scooter, ride deeper into the back lanes heading to a 100-year-old colorful Chinese apartment to experience the relaxing vibe as old meets modern style architecture. Next, stroll through a stimulating fresh market while learning one of the traditional ways of roasting and making coffee which is run by the third generation of a Chinese family and learn about Chinese religious rites at an incense-filled temple. Then ride through a local area in District 4 where no four-wheeled vehicle can take you to. The last alleys are made more beautiful by the magic of a famous neighborhood painter and gain a personal perspective into how the artist transformed the cracked and chipped walls into his colorful masterpieces. Enjoy lunch before returning to the ship.

Vespa ride zig zagging in narrow alleys, Brief visit at a 100-year-old Chinese apartment, Stroll through a wet market, pause to visit a Coffee Making family, taste coffee making in a pottery pot, Explore local area in District 4 and admire its colorful masterpieces

Saigon Alleys Through the Eyes of Locals

Join the locals of Ho Chi Minh City for a market exploration and eye-opening local life and cultural experience. Hop on the back of a scooter driven by a local and head to a bustling market that is already in full action. Experience a typical day in Vietnam&rsquo;s southern metropolis as you stroll through the various markets that service the city&rsquo;s vibrant population. Stop for a brief refreshment, then witness the beautiful chaos in the colorful bazaars along the way that sell everything from exotic fruits and vegetables to traditional musical instruments, fragrant fresh flowers, Chinese medicinal herbs and even spare parts to repair their car or scooter. Enjoy a typical local taste at a popular spot or grab some local snacks to go, while enjoying the bustling vibe of the city, with a chance to taste pho, Vietnam&rsquo;s famous noodle dish.

Hop on a scooter and ride to the wet market, stroll around the market and wander along musical instrument selling street, continue to Chinatown and take a stroll in the Chinese medicinal herb selling area. After a short ride to local Pho restaurant, enjoy Pho, the Vietnamese noodle dish.

On The Market Trails

Peel back the outer layers of the city to discover secret wartime tunnels and hidden landmarks of the First Indochina War and the Vietnam War. Never lost and not forgotten, these underground dens and passages reveal the lives of the city&rsquo;s residents in former times. First explore the underground passages of Gia Long Palace where former President Ngo Dinh Diem kept a secret bunker. After the bombing of the Independence Palace (now known as the Reunification Palace) in 1962, President Diem took up temporary residence in this 100-year-old building and built these iron concrete chambers to escape potential attacks. The walls are one meter (three feet) thick and are specially designed to withstand up to 500 kilograms (1,100 pounds) of petard and bombs. Next, see an unremarkable apartment building, which was used by the United States&rsquo; Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) before the Fall of Saigon in 1975. This building was the site of an iconic photograph, where U.S. officials were seen crowding the rooftop in the final days of the Vietnam War. Then enjoy a cup of&nbsp; Vietnamese coffee, explore a typical neighborhood house with a trapdoor leading to an old weapons bunker. Continue to a restaurant that serves delicious pho noodles and also houses a secret command center where the infamous Tet Offensive was planned. Finally, visit the Reunification Palace, where the official handover of power took place during the Fall of Saigon in 1975.

Visit Gia Long Palace and its tunnels. Visit an unremarkable apartment building, which was used by the United States&rsquo; Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) before the Fall of Saigon in 1975. This building was the site of an iconic photograph, where U.S. officials were seen crowding the rooftop in the final days of the Vietnam War. Then enjoy a cup of&nbsp; Vietnamese coffee, explore a typical neighborhood house with a trapdoor leading to an old weapons bunker. Continue to a restaurant that serves delicious pho noodles and also houses a secret command center where the infamous Tet Offensive was planned. Finally, visit the Reunification Palace, where the official handover of power took place during the Fall of Saigon in 1975.

Saigon&#39;s Wartime Secrets

Depart from Ho Chi Minh City by private speedboat, cruising along the Saigon River and observing the contrast between urban skylines and riverside life. Wooden homes on stilts, small fishing boats, and floating gardens offer a glimpse into the rhythms of daily life beyond the city.Arrive at Phù Châu Temple (Phu Chau Temple), a modest island sanctuary over 300 years old. This riverside temple reflects a blend of Vietnamese and Chinese architectural elements, with elaborate ceramic dragons, vivid mosaics, and incense-filled chambers that evoke centuries of spiritual devotion.Phù Châu remains a place of worship for local residents, with quiet rituals taking place beneath coiled incense and ornate altars. Though compact in size, the temple serves as a symbol of cultural continuity and community connection to the river.Following time to explore the peaceful grounds and observe its traditional design, return by boat to the city, viewing Ho Chi Minh from a rarely seen vantage point.

Explore a riverside sanctuary rich in local heritage, where quiet devotion and timeless design meet on a hidden island just beyond the city skyline.

The Hidden Temple of Saigon

Depart pier side to Ho Chi Minh City. Visit the War Remnants museum where contains an at-times grisly display of wartime photographs and relics including an American tank, an original 20th century French guillotine and a UH-1 'Huey' helicopter. Next, cruise along the Saigon River on a speedboat for approximately one and a half hours, passing green landscapes surrounded by water hyacinths, to visit a small community northwest of Ho Chi Minh City and its famous wartime landmark &ndash; the Cu Chi tunnels. The intriguing network of underground tunnels provided shelter and an effective source of infiltration for the Viet Cong during the later years of the Vietnam War. Catch a glimpse of life during the war as we experience crawling in tight, narrow passageways and through a series of caverns which consist of storage rooms, make-shift hospitals and sleeping quarters. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant.

Visit the War Remnant Museum, board a speedboat and cruise to Cu Chi tunnel. Enjoy a Vietnamese lunch at a riverside restaurant. Return on a speed boat ride back to the Jettys.

Cu Chi by Premium Speedboat

Experience village life along the picturesque Mekong Delta, just two hours&rsquo; drive from Ho Chi Minh City. Pass through the idyllic Vietnamese countryside to Ben Tre, a village built along a series of crisscrossing rivers and canals. Explore the pastoral lifestyle using various modes of transport, including a traditional xe loi rickshaw, to weave in and out of village streets and through the lush green rice fields. Take a scenic boat ride on the Mekong River, visit a coconut charcoal factory followed by a family-run brick factory to see how bricks have been made here by hand for centuries. Your day continues with more interesting local interactions by xe loi rickshaw around little village pathways and speaking with the locals who are weaving coconut leaves for the roof of a nearby cottage house. Take a short break and enjoy some local fruits before embarking on a slow journey aboard a traditional sampan boat. Relish this peaceful moment as the boat gently glides along nipa coconut trees. Sample authentic local delicacies at a riverside restaurant before making your way back to the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City then re-board our ship.

Take a scenic boat ride on the Mekong River, visit a coconut charcoal factory followed by a family-run brick factory to see how bricks have been made here by hand for centuries. Enjoy the peacful scenery as you glide on your boat through Coconut trees.

Mekong By Boat & Rickshaw

Journey by speedboat to the Can Gio Mangrove Forest (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve). Can Gio is a wetland located 25 miles southeast of Ho Chi Minh City. The site is an important wildlife sanctuary in Vietnam as it is characterized by a wetland biosystem dominated by mangrove and many rare species. On the journey through the scenic canals down to the mangroves, stop at a local riverside market. Then depart the lush palms of the Mekong to enter an entirely different region surrounded by the tall mangrove forest. Pause for a brief visit at a crocodile reserve, followed by a leisurely rowboat ride around the lagoon in a small boat. Then visit the bird sanctuary where you will meet the forest guards to learn what they are doing to protect the mangrove forest. Learn from them how to recognize the toxic trees and leaves to stay away from them or simple how their daily life is when living in the forest. Join them to help plant trees in the mangrove by the riverside, the trees will help the riverbanks from erosion and balance the ecological environment. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before heading back to the city center by speed boat.

Can Gio Forest was recognized as the first mangrove biosphere reserve in Vietnam by UNESCO in 2000, and covers an area of 75, 000 hectare. This area is a lively world of diverse flora and fauna which has inspired biologists and nature lovers alike.

Can Gio Mangrove Forest

Part night excursion, part street food adventure, this evening offers an authentic taste of Ho Chi Minh City&rsquo;s buzzing nightlife. Take a 45-minute coach transfer to Ho Chi Minh City where your scooter drivers await. Ride pillion and set off into the chaotic and fascinating scene that is Ho Chi Minh City at rush hour. Stop at one of the city&rsquo;s historical bridges to enjoy a signature drink and an enchanting view of the riverside. Then zip through side streets and alleyways to a popular local spot for street seafood. Take a seat on a low stool by the roadside, like locals do, and taste the fresh and beautifully seasoned crab claws and clams. Head to a downtown area to try a Ho Chi Minh City specialty called banh xeo, a kind of Vietnamese pancake with savory fillings. Then round out the evening with cocktails at an intimate venue where you can mingle with locals and listen to live Vietnamese music, or head to a trendy place to sample Vietnamese hot chocolate. After your exploration, re-join your coach back to the ship.

Part night excursion, part street food adventure, this evening offers an authentic taste of Ho Chi Minh City&rsquo;s buzzing nightlife.&nbsp; Enjoy welcome drink, Hop on a vespa and explore Saigon by night; taste local street foods at family-run restaurant like a local do and sip a drink at a lively music pub or a trendy cafe.

Saigon Foodie Exploration By Scooter

Venture out of the city for an active day in the peaceful countryside. Travel by private vehicle to Long An, a quiet rural town in the Mekong Delta. Then hop on an E-bike and begin your 25-kilometer ride along scenic roads and canal-side paths to explore small villages and local farms. Along the way, you may see locals working in the fields or tending to their gardens. Observe their humble way of life and admire their beautiful fruit orchards, vegetable plantations, and rural markets selling fresh, locally grown produce. You will make plenty of stops for water, snacks, and pictures. The majority of the day will be spent on well-kept dirt or concrete trails. Very smooth and flat. Almost no elevation at all. Stop for lunch at a local house before returning to your ship.

Travel to a small quaint rural town by the Mekong Delta. You will begin the E-bike journey of 25 kilometers, exloring villages and farms, admire the beautiful vegeitation. You will be able to make stops for pictures and take breaks along this scenic journey.

A Day on the Mekong by E-Bike

Located in Brunei, about 17 miles from the capital, Muara is a bustling port town that provides a glimpse into the country&#39;s maritime industry and trade. The country, officially known as the Nation of Brunei, is a small yet fascinating sovereign state located on the northern coast of the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia and is surrounded by the Malaysian state of Sarawak and the South China Sea. Brunei is known for its lush rainforests, pristine beaches, vibrant flora and fauna, as well as its rich history, cultural heritage, and impressive modern development, while being world renowned for its lush landscapes and pristine beaches. Muara is also home to several attractions, including the Muara Beach, where you can relax and enjoy the sea breeze. Nearby, you&#39;ll find the Lumut Lagoon, a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts, while historic Muara Town Mosque showcases elegant Islamic architecture and offers insight into the local culture.

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Muara

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Muara

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Muara

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Muara

<div>Scenic drive to Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei, a small yet prosperous Islamic monarchy known for its oil wealth. Enjoy a photo stop at Brunei Bay before crossing the impressive Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Bridge, stretching 30 kilometers and the longest in Southeast Asia, as you make your way to Temburong district.Your next stop is the magnificent Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, often regarded as one of Asia&#39;s most beautiful mosques. Named after the father of Brunei&#39;s current ruler, this stunning structure, completed in 1958 at a cost of $5 million, sits majestically on an artificial lagoon. Its striking white Italian marble exterior is complemented by granite from Shanghai, and its crowning feature is the dome, adorned with 3.3 million pieces of golden Venetian mosaic.Enjoy a delicious lunch at the Rizqun International Hotel, a premier venue offering exquisite local flavors.On the return journey, stop at the Jame&#39; Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Brunei&#39;s largest mosque. This grand structure boasts intricately designed minarets and gleaming golden domes, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and fountains.Before heading back, capture a glimpse of Istana Nurul Iman, the Sultan&#39;s Palace, which holds the title of the world&#39;s largest residential palace with 1,788 rooms. While photography is limited to the exterior, its sheer size and grandeur - estimated to cost between $350 and $600 million - are sure to leave you in awe.Finish with a leisurely drive through the exclusive Jerudong Polo Club. Before concluding your tour, enjoy a brief comfort stop at the opulent Empire Hotel Country Club, a symbol of luxury in Brunei.</div>

Explore the capital of Brunei withvisits to the iconic Omar Ali Saifuddien and Jame&#39; Asr Hassanil Bolkiah mosques, and to the Sultan&#39;s Palace, as well as lunch at the Rizqun International Hotel, before visiting the luxurious Empire Hotel.

Sultanate Discovery

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Bandar Seri Begawan, where modern development and traditional charm coexist harmoniously. Begin with a comfortable motor-coach transfer from the pier through the city&#39;s growing residential and commercial districts, en route to the iconic Kampong Ayer, the largest Malay Water Village in the world. This unique settlement, built entirely over water, offers a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of Brunei, contrasting beautifully with the modern skyline of the capital city.Board an open-deck wooden boat for a serene cruise along the Brunei River. Pass the majestic Istana Nurul Iman, the largest residential palace in the world, home to His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei. Cruise into the lush mangrove forests, teeming with life. Here, observe the fascinating mudskippers, kingfishers, and graceful white egrets. The rare proboscis monkey, with its distinctive bright orange nose, is a highlight of this pristine ecosystem, with entire families often visible near the water&#39;s edge.Continue the tour with a photo stop at the stunning Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, its dome adorned with 3.3 million pieces of golden Venetian mosaics, resting on an artificial lagoon. Finally, marvel at the grandeur of Jame Asr&#39; Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque, the largest in Brunei, with its ornate golden domes and intricately designed minarets.Return to the pier after a leisurely transfer, enriched by Brunei&#39;s rich natural beauty and opulent architectural wonders.

Embark on a serene Mangrove Cruise and Water Village tour in Bandar Seri Begawan. Explore Kampong Ayer, the world&#39;s largest Malay water village, cruise past Istana Nurul Iman, spot rare wildlife in lush mangroves, and admire Brunei&#39;s magnificent golden-domed mosques from the exterior.

Mangrove Cruise & Water Village

Begin this tour with a scenic drive through the evolving residential and commercial areas of Bandar Seri Begawan.The first stop is Kampong Ayer, a fascinating over-water village home to around 9,000 Malay Muslims. Board a traditional water taxi for a short ride into the heart of the village, where you&#39;ll be welcomed into a local Bruneian home for refreshments and a glimpse into daily life in this unique water-based community. While retaining its historic charm, Kampong Ayer is fully equipped with modern amenities, including mosques, schools, shops, clinics, police stations, and community centers.Next, visit the stunning Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque. This iconic landmark, completed in 1958 at a cost of $5 million, sits on an artificial lagoon. Its gleaming white Italian marble exterior and a grand dome made of 3.3 million golden Venetian mosaic tiles make it one of Brunei&#39;s most breathtaking sights.Continue with an exterior view of the Sultan&#39;s Palace, an awe-inspiring royal residence boasting 1,788 rooms, recognized as the largest of its kind in the world. This opulent palace is estimated to have been built at a cost of $350 to $600 million.Conclude your tour with a visit to the Jame&#39; Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Brunei&#39;s largest mosque. Its elaborately designed minarets and golden domes rise above beautifully landscaped grounds and sparkling fountains, offering a spectacular view.After taking in these impressive sights, relax on your return transfer to the pier.

Explore Bandar Seri Begawan with outside visits to the iconic Omar Ali Saifuddien and Jame&#39; Asr Hassanil Bolkiah mosques, as well as the Sultan&#39;s Palace. Visit a traditional home in Kampong Ayer, Brunei&#39;s famous water village, before returning to the pier.

Sultanate Highlight & Water Village

Travel across the Sultan Haji Omar Ali Saifuddien Bridge, Southeast Asia&#39;s longest at 18.6 miles (30 kilometers), to reach the verdant landscapes of Temburong District. Upon arrival at Freme Rainforest Lodge, enjoy a light refreshment before an introduction to the experiences ahead.A bamboo cooking demonstration presents the traditional preparation of local dishes, highlighting the sustainable use of natural resources. A short upriver boat ride then reveals the many ways rainforest plants are incorporated into daily life, with the opportunity to gather edible fern leaves that will later accompany lunch.After lunch, visit an authentic Iban Longhouse, where residents maintain a communal lifestyle that reflects centuries of tradition. This visit offers a respectful glimpse into local heritage, without disrupting daily routines.The return journey provides time to reflect on the enduring cultural legacy of Temburong and its strong connection to the rainforest environment.

Highlights include the crossing of Southeast Asia&#39;s longest bridge, traditional bamboo cooking, rainforest discoveries, and an introduction to the heritage of the Iban people.

Temburong Cultural Experience

Kota Kinabalu , commonly known as KK, faces the South China Sea on the northwest coast of Borneo. As the state of Sabah&#39;s capital, it is a sprawling and busy city. Situated between the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park and Mount Kinabalu, it is a place for snorkeling, hiking and simply watching the ebb and flow of nature. For people watching, there is the KK Waterfront, where a variety restaurants, pubs and cafes vie for the traveler&#39;s time and interest. Shopping opportunities abound, with numerous malls offering slick and modern places to make that perfect purchase or two, and the Kota Kinabalu Handicraft Market, formerly known as the Filipino Market, and weekly Gaya Street Market hawking everything from ethnic souvenirs to traditional foods.

Explore the cultural heart of Kota Kinabalu, the vibrant capital of Sabah, on a guided city tour.Begin with a panoramic drive through the city center, passing key landmarks before arriving at the iconic Tun Mustapha Building. Formerly known as the Sabah Foundation Building, this striking structure offers a perfect photo opportunity. Continue to the Sabah Heritage Village, where traditional bamboo houses and Murut and Rungus longhouses provide insight into the indigenous architectural styles and tribal lifestyles of Sabah&#39;s diverse communities.Visit the impressive Sabah State Mosque, a masterpiece blending contemporary and ancient Islamic design. Its towering 215-foot minaret stands beside a grand golden dome encircled by sixteen smaller domes. The mosque&#39;s prayer halls can accommodate up to 5,000 worshippers, making it one of the city&#39;s most revered landmarks.Complete the experience with a stop at the Handicraft Market, where an array of local treasures awaits, including Sabah&#39;s famed Fresh Water Cultured Pearls, perfect as a memento of your journey through this unique region.

Discover the vibrant culture of Kota Kinabalu on a guided tour, visiting the iconic Tun Mustapha Building, traditional Sabah Heritage Village, majestic Sabah State Mosque, and the Handicraft Market, where Sabah&#39;s famed Fresh Water Cultured Pearls await.

Kota Kinabalu City

Embark on a journey to Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Southeast Asia&#39;s most remarkable natural treasures. Travel through scenic landscapes to the foothills of Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in the region, standing proudly at 13,435 feet (4,095 meters). Encompassing 300 square miles (754 square kilometers), this vast park, larger than Singapore, is home to diverse flora and fauna that flourish across four distinct climate zones, from lush lowland forests to coniferous and montane environments.Explore the park&#39;s trails, where towering dipterocarp trees, vibrant rhododendrons, and rare plant species create a spectacular natural tapestry. After your adventure, retreat to a tranquil hilltop resort perched at an elevation of 5,000 feet (1,524 meters), offering commanding views of Mount Kinabalu&#39;s majestic peaks. Relax in the cool, serene atmosphere while gazing upon the mountain and the sprawling foothills, dotted with temperate farms and lush vegetation, before returning to the ship. A truly breathtaking experience in Malaysia&#39;s natural wonderland.

Discover the wonders of Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with scenic trails through diverse flora and fauna at the foothills of Mount Kinabalu. Relax at a hilltop resort with stunning views of this majestic natural treasure.

Majestic Kinabalu Park

Embark on a scenic exploration of Kota Kinabalu, beginning with a photo stop at the iconic Tun Mustapha Tower. Enjoy a scenic drive through the prestigious University and Residential Area, passing cultural landmarks such as the Puh Toh Tze Chinese Temple and the grand Sabah State Mosque, adorned with gleaming golden domes and a towering minaret. Continue past the lush Sabah Golf Country Club and the prominent Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Traverse the verdant landscape of Prince Phillip Park and admire the luxury of Sutera Harbour Resort. Conclude your tour with a short stop at the Kota Kinabalu Marriott Hotel, surrounded by stunning views of this vibrant city. This sophisticated journey offers an immersive glimpse into the beauty and culture of Sabah, with moments of serene relaxation amidst striking cityscapes before returning to the ship.

Discover the vibrant city of Kota Kinabalu with a scenic drive that includes photo stops at the iconic Tun Mustapha Tower and the stunning Sabah State Mosque, known for its impressive golden dome and minaret. Enjoy cultural highlights like the Puh Toh Tze Chinese Temple and the Sabah Museum, before a short stop at the luxurious Kota Kinabalu Marriott Hotel with breathtaking views of the city.

Kota Kinabalu Highlights

Embark on a captivating journey through Sabah&#39;s cultural heartland, beginning with picturesque stops at the iconic Tun Mustapha Tower and the majestic Sabah State Mosque. As the road winds through lush greenery under open blue skies, anticipation builds for an immersive cultural experience. Arriving at a traditional village, guests are welcomed into the unique homes of Sabah&#39;s indigenous ethnic groups, each dwelling crafted by the descendants of the tribes they represent.Wander through time as the village showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region, from the architecture of the traditional houses to the vibrant customs and daily life of the residents. A colorful cultural presentation offers a deeper connection to Sabah&#39;s diverse traditions, followed by a delightful local lunch.Before returning to port, enjoy a visit to the Handicraft Market, where Sabah&#39;s artistry and craftsmanship come to life in exquisite souvenirs, including the renowned freshwater cultured pearls. A truly enriching cultural discovery awaits.

Explore Sabah&#39;s rich heritage with stops at the iconic Tun Mustapha Tower and Sabah State Mosque. Visit a traditional village, immerse in indigenous customs, and enjoy a local lunch. Conclude with a visit to the Handicraft Market for unique treasures.

Tribal Cultures & City Highlights

Experience the natural wonders of Sabah at the captivating Klias Wetland, nestled on the scenic Klias Peninsula. This lush Mangrove Forest Reserve offers an exclusive glimpse into the region&#39;s rich biodiversity and is home to the extraordinary proboscis monkey, an iconic species unique to the area.Embark on an enchanting boat cruise from the Kota Klias jetty for a daytime journey through the verdant mangroves. Observe proboscis monkeys foraging among the treetops and encounter other intriguing wildlife, including macaques, crocodiles, monitor lizards, and eagles in their natural habitat.The serene environment of the Klias Wetland provides a tranquil backdrop for wildlife observation and a deep connection with nature. The lush landscapes and diverse animal life ensure a memorable and immersive experience, capturing the essence of Sabah&#39;s natural beauty and ecological significance. This exceptional day cruise promises an unforgettable adventure in one of Malaysia&#39;s most remarkable natural sanctuaries.

Discover Sabah&#39;s vibrant wildlife on a serene boat cruise through the Klias Wetland. Marvel at proboscis monkeys, crocodiles, and eagles in their natural habitat while gliding through lush mangroves. This serene adventure captures the essence of Sabah&#39;s rich biodiversity and natural beauty.

Klias Mangrove Cruise

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Kota Kinabalu

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Kota Kinabalu

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Kota Kinabalu

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Kota Kinabalu

The island of Boracay is the perfect place for those who want to spend time relaxing amid stunning scenery. Apart from its beautiful beaches and outstanding nature, there&#39;s also the opportunity to learn about local culture by visiting the Motag Living Museum and enjoying the vibrant nightlife.

Escape to the serene luxury of Mövenpick Resort Spa Boracay for a day of relaxation and indulgence on one of the Philippines&#39; most pristine beaches. Arrive in style with a jeep transfer from Cagban Port, journeying through the island&#39;s lush landscapes.Upon arrival, unwind on the resort&#39;s exclusive white-sand beach or enjoy the refreshing waters of the main pool. For those seeking tranquility, this idyllic retreat offers a peaceful contrast to Boracay&#39;s busier shores.Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters or soak in the sun from a comfortable lounger. With stunning views of the turquoise sea and lush surroundings, this luxurious escape offers the perfect setting for rejuvenation.After your leisurely day, reboard the jeep for the return trip to Cagban Port and back to the ship, carrying with you the memories of a perfect day in paradise.

Indulge in the tranquil luxury of Mövenpick Resort Spa Boracay, enjoying an exclusive white-sand beach, crystal-clear waters, and tropical snacks. Rejuvenate in paradise before returning to your ship with memories of blissful relaxation.

Boracay&#39;s White Beach Experience - Movenpick Boracay

Begin with a transfer from Cagban Port to either Station 1 or Bolabog Beach, based on sea conditions. Board a traditional boat and set off along Boracay&#39;s picturesque coastline for a relaxed island cruising experience.Enjoy brief stops at selected coastal areas ideal for swimming or light snorkeling. These locations are chosen on the day for optimal comfort and safety, and may include quiet coves or clear waters known locally for their natural beauty.The cruise continues at a gentle pace along the island&#39;s shoreline, offering panoramic views and opportunities for a refreshing swim before returning to mainland and a transfer to the ship.

A gentle island cruise with short beach stops and light snorkeling, offering a taste of Boracay&#39;s natural charm.

Boracay Island Tour & Snorkel

Immerse in the authentic culture and heritage of the Philippines with a visit to Motag Living Museum, a unique, interactive journey into the traditional lifestyle of Aklanons. This open-air museum showcases the island&#39;s rich history, where local artisans and farmers demonstrate time-honored skills and customs that remain alive in some rural areas today.Experience the rustic charm of a carabao carriage ride and tour a Bahay Kubo (traditional Filipino hut). Observe rice planting and harvesting, witness the art of weaving coconut leaves, and learn how tobacco is processed. Engage with locals in traditional activities, such as crafting toys from coconut leaves or joining in on folk songs performed by village elders.Take part in the daily rhythms of rural life, even riding a water buffalo for a truly immersive experience. Enjoy a delightful sampling of local snacks and delicacies, rounding out your day with a taste of the Philippines&#39; rich cultural tapestry before returning to the ship.

Dive into the Philippines&#39; rich heritage at Motag Living Museum, where traditional crafts, carabao rides, and local delicacies offer an immersive glimpse into Aklanon life.

Motag Living Museum

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Boracay

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Boracay

Experience a day of leisure and relaxation on the pristine beaches of Boracay Island. Begin with a scenic transfer aboard a modern, air-conditioned jeepney from Cagban Port to the luxurious Discovery Shores Boracay, situated along one of the island&#39;s most stunning stretches of white sand.Immerse yourself in the unparalleled beauty of the resort, and relax by the beach with its crystal-clear waters, take a refreshing swim, or enjoy the use of the resort&#39;s pool located at Bogart&#39;s Bar. The resort&#39;s atmosphere blends tranquility with sophistication, offering an ideal retreat from the bustle of daily life.After a day of pure relaxation and indulgence, reboard the air-conditioned jeepney for a scenic return drive to Cagban Port. Conclude the experience with a journey back to the cruise ship, bringing with you the unforgettable memories of Boracay&#39;s pristine shores and refined hospitality.

Unwind on Boracay&#39;s stunning white sands at the luxurious Discovery Shores Boracay. Relax by crystal-clear waters, enjoy the pool at Bogart&#39;s Bar, and savor the island&#39;s tranquil beauty and refined hospitality for an unforgettable beach escape.

Luxury Beach Escape at Discovery Shores Boracay

Set amid the forest-green splendor of Luzon Island is bustling Manila, the second largest city in Southeast Asia, with its towering skyscrapers and remarkable joie de vivre. Yet amid the big-city excitement are oases of calm: lush tropical parks, magnificent cathedrals and dramatic Spanish forts. North of the city, mountains beckon with their spectacular rice terraces, while across Manila Bay stands Mount Mariveles, a dormant volcano studded with scenic hiking trails.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Manila

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Manila

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Manila

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Manila

<div>Depart from pier for the approximately three-hour drive south of Manila to the town of Pagsanjan, with a comfortstop made enroute.</div><div>Upon arrival at the Casa Del Rio Resort, proceed to the canoe launching area. Receive your safety instructions, then embark in a canoe manned by able-bodied boatmen for a ride upstream to the falls. Along the way, skim by the rocks and boulders amidst steep gorges and lush vegetation.</div><div>Upon reaching the falls, some free time is made available for you to relax and take in your idyllic surroundings. During your visit, you can take an optional bamboo raft-ride through the pounding curtain of water, which falls from a height of 70 feet (21 meters) above the gorge.</div><div>Your ride back is a more thrilling experience. ‘Shoot the rapids&#39; while going downstream, with your boatmen skillfully maneuvering the canoe between rocks and boulders until you reach calm waters. At the conclusion of your river excursion, change into dry clothing and proceed for lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, commence the approximately three-hour drive back to the pier.</div><div>Enroute, pass by renowned landmarks such as the Cultural Centre of the Philippines, Complex, Roxas Boulevard and Rizal Park.</div>

<div>Guests must be a minimum of 18 years old in order to consume alcoholic beverages. Embrace the picturesque beauty of Manila in a unique and exciting new way during this memorable,full-day excursion to the Pagsanjan Falls.</div>

Pagsanjan Rapids and Falls

Step into the historic charm of Intramuros, Manila&#39;s storied walled city, as you ride in a traditional horse-drawn carriage along its cobblestone streets. Experience the echoes of the Spanish colonial era as you pass notable landmarks and immerse yourself in the city&#39;s rich cultural legacy.Your journey begins at Rizal Park Monument, a site that honors Dr. José Rizal, the Philippines&#39; national hero, whose remains are enshrined here. This area, once the native community of Bagumbayan, now serves as a symbol of Filipino heritage and pride.At Plaza Roma, marvel at the stunning neo-Romanesque facade of the Manila Cathedral, which stands as a testament to Manila&#39;s vibrant history. Here, board the kalesa, or horse-drawn carriage, to continue your exploration.Ride onward to the San Agustin Museum and Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest standing structure in the Philippines, dating back to the 16th century. Inside, view an impressive collection of religious artifacts in the country&#39;s largest ecclesiastical museum, housed within the historic walls of this Spanish-era monastery.Next, arrive at the Plaza San Luis Complex, a heritage site within Intramuros that showcases Filipino-Hispanic architecture. Named after one of the original barrios, Barrio San Luis, this area evokes a sense of old-world Manila through its charming courtyards and structures.Finally, visit Fort Santiago, a formidable fortress built to defend the city from foreign invaders. A significant landmark, it served as a prison during both the Spanish colonial period and World War II, bearing witness to Manila&#39;s turbulent history.This journey through Intramuros offers a unique window into Manila&#39;s past, inviting you to connect with the history, culture, and stories that shaped the Philippines.

Step into history as you ride a traditional calesa through the cobbled streets of Intramuros, Manila&#39;s iconic Spanish-era walled city. Pass Plaza Roma, the grand San Agustin Church, and the storied Fort Santiago, immersing yourself in the enduring charm and heritage of colonial Manila.

Around the Walls on Horse Buggy

Begin your exploration at the historic Rizal Park, named after the Philippines&#39; national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. Here, stand before his grand monument, a tribute to his legacy, and spot the marble marker known as Kilometer 0, marking the origin of road distances across Luzon and the entire country. Next, journey through old downtown Manila, where you&#39;ll pass landmarks like the Planetarium, National Museum, and Manila City Hall, before reaching the iconic Jones Bridge. Cross under the Filipino-Chinese Friendship Arch and enter Binondo, the vibrant heart of the city&#39;s Chinatown.From there, step into Intramuros, the walled city built by the Spanish, once the elite&#39;s domain during centuries of Spanish colonization. Intramuros bears the scars of WWII&#39;s Battle of Manila, yet still houses historic sites like San Agustin Church, the oldest stone church in the Philippines. This resilient structure survived the war&#39;s devastation and remains a symbol of faith. After admiring San Agustin, visit Casa Manila, a fascinating museum that immerses you in the “colonial lifestyle” of the Spanish era.Your journey continues to Fort Santiago, built in 1571, where Dr. Jose Rizal spent his final days and composed his poignant farewell. Stroll through the fort&#39;s grounds, reflecting on this place&#39;s storied past.

Explore Manila&#39;s historic heart in Intramuros, starting at Rizal Park and passing landmarks like the Manila City Hall and bustling Binondo, the world&#39;s oldest Chinatown. Visit the stunning San Agustin Church and walk through Fort Santiago, rich with stories of the past. Ideal for history and culture lovers, this tour offers a vibrant taste of old Manila.

Charms of Manila

Explore Manila&#39;s layered history and multicultural heritage through a curated journey across its most distinctive districts. Begin in Binondo, also known as Chinatown, considered one of the oldest Chinese enclaves in the world. This bustling neighborhood, shaped by centuries of Pacific trade, continues to thrive with traditional shops, herbal stores, temples, and authentic Chinese eateries.Proceed to the Manila Chinese Cemetery, established during the Spanish colonial period to serve Chinese residents excluded from Catholic burial grounds. This unique cemetery features multi-story tombs resembling functional homes—many complete with kitchens, bathrooms, and air conditioning. The blend of architectural influences and ancestral devotion offers a glimpse into Chinese-Filipino traditions surrounding life and death.Travel through La Loma, known for its culinary specialty—lechón (roast suckling pig). The narrow roadside, lined with open charcoal pits, reveals a strong local food tradition still practiced today.Continue to Quiapo, often regarded as Manila&#39;s 'old downtown'. At its heart stands the Quiapo Church, home to the revered statue of the Black Nazarene. On most days, this area becomes a vibrant convergence of religious devotion and folk spirituality. Around the church, discover bustling streets filled with vendors offering everything from native crafts to herbal cures and an assortment of spiritual amulets.

Witness the convergence of Chinese, Spanish, and Filipino traditions in a journey that reveals Manila&#39;s rich spiritual, cultural, and architectural diversity.

Tombs and Traditions of Manila

Famous for its bustling vivacity and countless skyscrapers, Hong Kong is a unique place with endless things to do. Dive into the heritage of the city in the Hong Kong Museum of History, explore its many shopping centers, and taste-tempting street food at the famous Temple Street Night Market. Don&#39;t forget to admire the panoramic city views from Victoria Peak.

Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok

Conrad Hong Kong

The Peninsula hotels combine Eastern and Western hospitality to provide unmatched service and luxurious comfort. The Peninsula Bangkok is the ideal riverside hotel in the city. The hotel is designed in a W shape facing the Chao Phraya River, so all rooms have views over the river and across the city. Rooms are beautifully decorated and well appointed, with excellent facilities including a television in the bathroom, a fax and complimentary shoe cleaning facilities. This is one of Bangkok&#39;s most elegant and stylish hotels.

The Peninsula Bangkok

The Langham, Hong Kong

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