Vietnam Indonesia & Australia with Singapore Stay – Discovery Princess – 14 November 2025

Vietnam Indonesia & Australia with Singapore Stay – Discovery Princess – 14 November 2025

Vietnam Indonesia & Australia with Singapore Stay – Discovery Princess – 15 November 2025. An Australia cruise with Princess typically offers the chance to explore two countries and several ports in one voyage. Departing from Australia, you’ll experience diverse landscapes and cultures, all while crossing the Tasman Sea – affectionately known as “the Ditch.”

Your choice of Australian cruise ports is as grand as the continent itself. Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of the Sydney Opera House. Trek through one of the world’s last temperate rainforests in Tasmania, sample award-winning wine in Margaret River, snorkel in the crystalline waters of the Great Barrier Reef or ride camelback on a beach in Broome.

Embark on one of our EpicVoyages to explore the world’s most exotic ports and far-flung destinations.

Our Epic Voyages offer Immersive Itineraries, providing profound cultural experiences in each port; Journeys Far and Away, taking you to remote and less-traveled locations; Ocean Crossings, offering the thrill of traversing vast oceans; and World Cruises, delivering comprehensive global adventures.

Whether you’re captivated by ancient wonders, vibrant cultures, or stunning natural beauty, our award-winning itineraries ensure unparalleled travel experiences. Sail with us to discover iconic landmarks and hidden gems, all while enjoying world-class service and amenities on board.

Exciting experiences and extraordinary adventures await as you cruise Asia with Princess. Discover the mystical beauty, ancient traditions, lush tropical forests, beautiful beaches, mythological legends and tranquil retreats on your cruise to Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and more. Relish the convenience of sailing roundtrip from one of the world’s great cities, where the primary language is English. Singapore’s mixed culture is a mesmerizing mix of Buddhist temples, British-inspired Victorian buildings, Arab souks and ultra-modern skyscrapers and is easily accessible via Changi Airport, a well-connected air hub.

Take in the spectacle of one of the world’s great travel destinations at dusk from the seat of a vintage double-decker tram. Journey to Tai O, “Hong Kong’s Little Venice,” for a look at a fishing village built atop stilts. Pay homage to the extraordinary bronze Tian Tan Buddha statue at the Po Lin Monastery; at 111-feet high, it’s the world’s largest outdoor Buddha and draws visitors from all over the world.

Ride the Ngong Ping cable car up to one of the world’s tallest Buddhas (Tian Tan Buddha) perched on Lantau’s Ngong Ping hill in the Po Lin Monastery. Learn Kung Fu with a renowned Shaolin master at the Hong Kong Shaolin Wushu Cultural Center. Taroko Gorge is composed of the world’s deepest marble canyon, as well as many stunning rugged cliffs and subtropical forests. The Beitou region is the most famous area for mineral soaking due to its proximity to Taipei and the sulphuric quality of its waters. A 15-minute hike from Shin-Kobe Station leads you to Nunobiki Falls (Kobe) and Miharashi Observatory offering stunning views of the city.

Travel like a local in a rickshaw, tuk-tuk, pedicab or sampan. The enchanting palace is the perfect place to take in the beauty of the island as it sits in the middle of an artificial lake surrounded by groves of trees. Browse Hong Kong’s famed Stanley Market, one of the world’s great bazaars. Explore Ho Chi Minh City, home of the Cu Chi Tunnels, an intricate network of connecting underground passageways used by Viet Cong guerrillas during the Vietnam War. Be dazzled at the views from Hong Kong’s funicular railway as it transports you to the summit of Victoria Peak. Sip a Singapore Sling at the famed Raffles Hotel. Catch some rays on the sun-drenched beaches of Nha Trang. Experience it all on board Princess Asia cruises