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China Cruises
Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring history and culture of East Asia on a China cruise. Here at Cruise1st, we’ve brought together an impressive selection of great value China cruise deals for you to choose from.
As the largest country in East Asia, China is teeming with unique sights and sounds to explore. From the historic Great Wall of China to the ancient and imposing Terracotta Warriors, the wonders of this breathtaking country are truly magical to behold. Holidaymakers can navigate China with a number of world-class cruise lines, including Royal Caribbean International, Azamara, Princess Cruises, and P&O Australia.
Westerdam, 18th Jan 24, 33 nights
A$6399pp
Westerdam, 2nd Feb 24, 31 nights
A$6749pp
Noordam, 25th Oct 24, 32 nights
A$5799pp
Queen Elizabeth, 11th Feb 25, 34 nights
A$5999pp
Westerdam, 29th Feb 24, 22 nights
A$4399pp
Arcadia, 22nd Feb 24, 57 nights
A$7599pp
Spectrum Of The Seas, 15th Apr 24, 14 nights
A$3499pp
Spectrum Of The Seas, 25th Oct 24, 16 nights
A$3399pp
Serenade Of The Seas, 25th Mar 24, 17 nights
A$4399pp
Serenade Of The Seas, 6th Apr 24, 18 nights
A$3999pp
Seabourn Odyssey, 21st Feb 24, 39 nights
A$17999pp
Spectrum Of The Seas, 25th Oct 24, 16 nights
A$3299pp
Azamara Pursuit, 4th Apr 25, 74 nights
A$24999pp
China Cruises Highlights
Best Time to Cruise
For China cruises, the best and more popular time to cruise is the winter time. Around mid June to July when the rainy season has finished and the cooler temperatures are present. However more and more cruise lines offer itineries in Autumn and Spring too.
China Cruises Highlights
All China cruises are steeped in tradition, cuisine, culture and religion. China cruises can visit places such as the Forbidden city, the Ming Dynasty and of course the Great Wall Of China and so much more. Whilst on your China cruise you'll be placed in the places such as the palaces and courtyards around the Forbidden City in Beijing. The Forbidden City was once the living quarters of the rulers in the Ming Dynasty. Get a sense of China's magnitude by visiting the Widows Peak at the Great Wall. China's market places are also well renowed for local flavours. You'll be able to find local delicases such as dim sum's, noodle dishes like Zhajiangmia and a signature ground pork with pickled veges.
Which Cruiselines Go To China
A lot of cruise lines now offer itineraries to China including the below:
- Norwegian Cruise lines
- Holland America
- MSC Cruises
- Royal Caribbean
- Celebrity Cruises
- Viking Cruises
- Seven Seas
- Silversea
- Cunard
- Star Cruises
- Dream Cruises
- Azamara Club Cruises
- Princess Cruises
- Seabourn
Best China Routes
China has three main cruise terminals, these are Shanghai (Boashan), Beijing (Teijing) and Hong Kong. These three ports offer roundtrip sailings that take in other sections of Asia for example Vietnam and the whole of China. Also available are sailings to and from these ports enabling you sail from Shanghai to Beijing and then take in a land tour featuring the highlights of China.
Set Sail for Discovery
With more than 20,000 exclusive offers available in our cruise database, Cruise1st can make your dream of a luxury China cruise a reality. Just use our handy search tool on the left to start planning your holiday today. Need a little advice? No problem! Our experienced cruise specialists are only a toll-free call away. Get in touch and let us know what we can do to help you arrange the holiday of a lifetime.
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