Find your perfect cruise to Shanghai - one of the most unique cities in China!
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147 cruises
Japan from Hong Kong, China with the Noordam


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From Hong Kong To Tokyo
Noordam
13 Feb 2028
14 nights
No Alternative Dates
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Japan from Singapore, Singapore with the Noordam


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From Singapore To Tokyo
Noordam
30 Jan 2028
28 nights
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Japan from Hong Kong, China with the Noordam


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From Hong Kong To Tokyo
Noordam
13 Feb 2028
28 nights
No Alternative Dates
Japan from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


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From / To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
from A$97 – A$149 off when you book online
29 Mar 2027
8 nights
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Japan from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


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From / To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
from A$34 – A$68 off when you book online
22 Feb 2027
5 nights
Transpacific from Sydney, Australia with the Azamara Quest


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From Sydney, Australia To San Diego, California
Azamara Quest
All Inclusive
from A$1,939 – A$3,687 off when you book online
22 Feb 2027
91 nights
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Japan from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


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From / To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
from A$43 – A$78 off when you book online
11 Oct 2026
5 nights
Japan from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


Cruise Only
From / To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
from A$47 – A$79 off when you book online
1 Sep 2026
5 nights
Japan from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


Cruise Only
From / To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
from A$48 – A$84 off when you book online
19 Sep 2027
5 nights
No Alternative Dates
Japan from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


Cruise Only
From / To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
from A$51 – A$113 off when you book online
26 Feb 2028
5 nights
No Alternative Dates
Shanghai, the bustling metropolis and economic hub of China, is a vibrant blend of modern skyscrapers and historical architecture. With its rich history, beautiful waterfront, and dynamic culture, visiting Shanghai with a cruise is a fantastic way to experience the city’s attractions. Did you know that Shanghai is home to the world’s tallest building, the Shanghai Tower? It reaches an astounding height of 632 meters!
When your cruise ship docks in Shanghai, you’ll have plenty of activities and attractions to explore:
While cruising to Shanghai, consider visiting these nearby ports of call for more adventure:
A cruise to Shanghai opens up the opportunity to explore several captivating regions:
What is the typical cost of a cruise?
A one-week cruise visiting Shanghai generally costs around $1,500 for standard options, while luxury cruises may range from $3,000 to $6,000 depending on the specific cruise lines and accommodations.
What should I expect for the costs of food and beverages?
Onboard meals are typically included in your cruise fare. Dining in Shanghai can range from $10 to $50 per meal, offering diverse options from local street food to upscale restaurants.
What are some dining and shopping possibilities to know about?
Shanghai boasts an incredible food scene, from street food markets to world-class dining. Explore local shops for unique souvenirs, fashion, and traditional Chinese crafts to remember your trip.
What are transportation options?
Transportation for shore excursions is generally arranged through your cruise line. Shanghai is well-connected with a comprehensive public transport system, including subways, buses, and taxis for additional exploration.
What should I know about the local currency and making payments?
The local currency is the Chinese Yuan (CNY). Most establishments accept credit and debit cards, but it’s advisable to have some cash for small purchases at local shops.
What are safety and health tips to be aware of?
Shanghai is regarded as a safe destination for tourists; however, it’s wise to stay vigilant, secure your belongings, and follow local regulations while exploring the city.
What are some helpful language or cultural tips?
The primary language spoken is Mandarin Chinese, but many people in the tourist sector speak English. Learning a few basic Mandarin phrases can enhance your experience and make interactions more enjoyable!
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