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126 cruises

Australia from Hong Kong, China with the Queen Elizabeth

Cunard

Cruise Only

From Hong Kong To Sydney, Australia

Queen Elizabeth

Full board

from A$264 – A$840 off when you book online

6 Mar 2029

19 nights

No Alternative Dates

Inside from

A$6,598

pp

Outside from

A$7,998

pp

Balcony from

A$9,698

pp

Suite from

A$20,998

pp

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China from Hong Kong, China with the Azamara Quest

Azamara Cruises

Cruise Only

From Hong Kong To Incheon

Azamara Quest

All Inclusive

from A$183 – A$407 off when you book online

2 Apr 2027

14 nights

No Alternative Dates

Inside from

A$4,569

pp

Was A$5,375

Outside from

A$5,449

pp

Was A$8,514

Balcony from

A$6,799

pp

Was A$7,999

Suite from

A$10,179

pp

Was A$15,660

China from Hong Kong, China with the Voyager of the Seas

Royal Caribbean

Cruise Only

From / To Hong Kong

Voyager of the Seas

Full board

from A$57 – A$91 off when you book online

31 Jan 2028

5 nights

Inside from

A$1,412

pp

Was A$1,518

Outside from

A$1,539

pp

Was A$1,637

Balcony from

A$1,850

pp

Was A$1,989

Suite from

A$2,267

pp

Was A$2,464

China from Hong Kong, China with the Voyager of the Seas

Royal Caribbean

Cruise Only

From / To Hong Kong

Voyager of the Seas

Full board

from A$34 – A$69 off when you book online

10 Feb 2028

5 nights

No Alternative Dates

Inside from

A$857

pp

Was A$952

Outside from

A$976

pp

Was A$1,073

Balcony from

A$1,286

pp

Was A$1,429

Suite from

A$1,713

pp

Was A$1,903

China from Hong Kong, China with the Azamara Pursuit

Azamara Cruises

Cruise Only

From Hong Kong To Incheon

Azamara Pursuit

All Inclusive

from A$216 – A$450 off when you book online

5 Jun 2028

12 nights

No Alternative Dates

Inside from

A$5,409

pp

Outside from

A$5,989

pp

Balcony from

A$7,649

pp

Suite from

A$11,249

pp

East Asia from Hong Kong, China with the Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Cruises

Cruise Only

From Hong Kong To Yokohama (Tokyo)

Celebrity Solstice

Full board

from A$160 – A$733 off when you book online

19 Feb 2028

13 nights

No Alternative Dates

Outside from

A$4,152

pp

Was A$4,280

Balcony from

A$3,988

pp

The Retreat from

A$18,336

pp

Was A$19,100

South East Asia from Hong Kong, China with the Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Cruises

Cruise Only

From Hong Kong To Singapore

Celebrity Solstice

Full board

from A$150 – A$364 off when you book online

26 Jan 2027

12 nights

Inside from

A$3,754

pp

Was A$4,125

Balcony from

A$4,547

pp

Was A$4,837

The Retreat from

A$9,093

pp

Was A$10,217

East Asia from Hong Kong, China with the Celebrity Millennium

Celebrity Cruises

Cruise Only

From Hong Kong To Tokyo

Celebrity Millennium

Full board

from A$100 – A$396 off when you book online

20 Feb 2029

13 nights

No Alternative Dates

Inside from

A$2,489

pp

Was A$2,620

Outside from

A$2,885

pp

Was A$3,037

Balcony from

A$3,799

pp

Was A$4,085

The Retreat from

A$9,909

pp

Was A$10,541

South East Asia from Hong Kong, China with the Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Cruises

Cruise Only

From Hong Kong To Singapore

Celebrity Solstice

Full board

from A$139 – A$210 off when you book online

2 Jan 2027

11 nights

No Alternative Dates

Inside from

A$3,479

pp

Was A$3,624

Outside from

A$4,493

pp

Balcony from

A$5,254

pp

Japan from Hong Kong, China with the Voyager of the Seas

Royal Caribbean

Cruise Only

From / To Hong Kong

Voyager of the Seas

Full board

from A$66 – A$100 off when you book online

26 Jan 2028

5 nights

Inside from

A$1,647

pp

Was A$1,752

Outside from

A$1,773

pp

Was A$1,866

Balcony from

A$2,082

pp

Was A$2,239

Suite from

A$2,501

pp

Was A$2,689

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Cruises from Hong Kong: Discover Asia from One of the World’s Great Cruise Ports

Hong Kong is one of Asia’s premier cruise gateways, making it an excellent starting point for travellers wanting to experience multiple countries in one unforgettable holiday. A cruise from Hong Kong combines the excitement of this world-famous city with the convenience of unpacking once while visiting fascinating destinations throughout Asia.

For Australian travellers, Hong Kong is well connected by direct and one-stop flights, making it an easy departure point before setting sail. Whether you’re planning a short regional escape or a longer voyage across Asia, Japan or beyond, you’ll find itineraries that combine iconic cities, rich cultures, incredible cuisine and spectacular coastlines.

Many cruises from Hong Kong depart from the modern Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, offering easy access to the city’s famous attractions before or after your voyage. Spend a few days exploring Victoria Peak, the Star Ferry, bustling markets and world-class restaurants before boarding your ship for an unforgettable holiday.

Why Choose a Cruise from Hong Kong?

Hong Kong’s location makes it one of the most versatile cruise departure ports in Asia. Cruise lines operate throughout the year, with itineraries ranging from a few nights to extended voyages lasting several weeks.

Popular destinations include Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan and the Philippines. Some sailings also continue to Australia or offer world cruise segments, making Hong Kong an outstanding embarkation point for travellers seeking something beyond the ordinary.

Benefits of choosing a Hong Kong departure include:

  • Excellent flight connections from Australia and major international cities.
  • Diverse itineraries covering Southeast Asia, East Asia and longer international voyages.
  • Modern cruise facilities with efficient embarkation and passenger services.
  • Outstanding value, particularly on repositioning cruises and shoulder-season departures.
  • Time to explore Hong Kong, one of the world’s most exciting destinations before or after your cruise.

Depending on the season, you may sail aboard ships from Royal Caribbean, Princess Cruises, Cunard, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line and several premium international cruise operators. Whether you’re looking for family holidays, luxury cruising or cultural discovery, there is a sailing to match your travel style.

One of the highlights of any Hong Kong cruise is the incredible variety of ports visited during a single itinerary. One day you could be exploring ancient temples in Vietnam, followed by relaxing on tropical beaches, wandering Japanese gardens or experiencing Singapore’s modern skyline. Every port offers something completely different.

If you enjoy food, Hong Kong is also an outstanding place to begin your holiday. From authentic dim sum and seafood restaurants to international fine dining, the city provides countless opportunities to start your cruise with memorable culinary experiences.

Weather also plays a role when planning your trip. Autumn and spring generally offer pleasant temperatures and comfortable sightseeing conditions, while winter departures are popular thanks to mild weather. Summer cruises remain available but may experience warmer, more humid conditions.

Explore More Asian Cruise Holidays

If you’re considering a Hong Kong departure, you may also enjoy these fantastic cruise options throughout the region.

Discover Asia

  • Asia – Explore ancient cultures, modern cities and diverse cruise itineraries across one of the world’s most fascinating regions.

Explore Southeast Asia

  • Southeast Asia – Discover tropical islands, colourful markets, historic ports and unforgettable cultural experiences.

Plan a Future Sailing

  • Asia Cruises 2026 – Browse upcoming departures featuring popular cruise lines and exciting itineraries throughout Asia.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cruises from Hong Kong

Where do cruises depart from in Hong Kong?

Most international cruise ships depart from Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, while some smaller vessels may use Ocean Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui.

What destinations can I visit?

Popular itineraries include Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan, the Philippines and other exciting Asian destinations. Longer voyages may also travel to Australia or form part of world cruise itineraries.

How many days should I spend in Hong Kong before my cruise?

Two to three nights is recommended. This gives you plenty of time to explore the city’s attractions, enjoy local cuisine and board your ship without feeling rushed.

When is the best time to cruise from Hong Kong?

Autumn, winter and spring generally offer the most comfortable weather for sightseeing and cruising. These seasons also feature a wide selection of itineraries across Asia.

Are cruises from Hong Kong suitable for first-time cruisers?

Absolutely. The wide variety of itineraries, modern cruise terminals and excellent transport connections make Hong Kong one of Asia’s easiest and most rewarding cruise departure ports.

Can Australians easily travel to Hong Kong for a cruise?

Yes. Hong Kong is served by regular flights from Australia, making it a convenient departure point for travellers looking to explore Asia by sea.


Book Your Hong Kong Cruise with Cruise1st Australia

When you’re ready to compare the latest cruise Hong Kong departures and find exceptional value, book with Cruise1st Australia. Our cruise specialists can help you choose the right itinerary, cruise line and cabin while providing competitive offers and personalised service from enquiry through to departure.

 

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