Sarah Bretz, ContributorPrincess Cruises’ southeast Asia season will allow travelers the opportunity to visit 28 destinations across eight countries from November 2026 to March 2027.
On sale now, Diamond Princess will depart from Singapore, offering 11 unique sailings ranging in length from 10 to 31 days. Cruises include late-night stays in Ha Long Bay/Hanoi, Hong Kong, Bangkok (from Laem Chabang), and Kyoto (from Osaka).
“Our newest Southeast Asia cruise season brings travelers to some of the world’s most sought-after destinations,” said Terry Thornton, Princess Cruises Chief Commercial Officer. “Our award-winning itineraries ensure there is an option for every type of traveler, making it easier than ever to experience the rich cultures and breathtaking landscapes of multiple countries for the adventure of a lifetime.”
Highlights of the program include 10 to 16-day roundtrip sailings from Singapore, visiting Vietnam, Malaysia, and Singapore. Passengers can also spend Christmas and New Year’s at sea on a 14-day Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam itinerary, including visits to Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang), Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My), and Laem Chabang (for Bangkok).
Diamond Princess will also offer 16 and 24-day Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam cruises that include UNESCO World Heritage site Ha Long Bay in Vietnam (from Cai Lan), as well stops in Phuket and Da Nang/Hue (Chan May).
The season will begin and end with cruises between Singapore and Japan, offering a variety of 14 to 31-day options via Taiwan, Vietnam, and with a late-night More Ashore visit to Hong Kong.
The 31-day Southeast Asia & Japan itinerary includes stops to the island destinations of Ishigaki and Okinawa, Kochi, and Kobe (for Kyoto).
The 2026-2027 season will include access to 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites including the Singapore Botanical Gardens, established in 1859 with over 10,000 types of flora and The Historic Monuments of Ancient Nata (from Osaka).
Built in Japan, the 2,670-guest Diamond Princess offers a unique experience tailored to Asia. Passengers can enjoy authentic cuisine at Kai Sushi, sip Japanese-inspired cocktails created by mixologist Rob Floyd, soak in the traditional Izumi bath, and enjoy folkloric shows, regional entertainment, and holiday celebrations. In addition, offerings include Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria, Lotus Spa, Movies Under the Stars, the Princess Theater, and more.
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