All-Inclusive Asia Cruises 2028

Where Do All-Inclusive Asia Cruises Go in 2028?

All-inclusive cruises to Asia in 2028 concentrate most heavily on Japan, Southeast Asia and East Asia — in that order. Whether you want a fortnight exploring Japanese ports or a longer voyage threading through Southeast Asia, the range of itineraries and duration is genuinely wide, with sailings running from a couple of nights up to extended voyages of several months. Most are one-way sailings, so a return flight home is part of the planning — and our team can arrange that alongside your cruise.

Japan Cruises 2028

Japan is the most popular destination in this collection, and it is easy to see why. Itineraries call at a mix of embarkation points — Tokyo and Yokohama (Tokyo) are both prominent, giving you flexibility depending on where you fly into. Osaka also features as a port of call on a number of itineraries.

Because these are all-inclusive fares, drinks and a range of dining are typically wrapped into your fare — exactly what you want when you are spending your days exploring independently ashore. If you are planning around Japan cruises in 2028 more specifically, we hold a dedicated selection there too.

Southeast Asia and East Asia

Southeast Asia is the second-largest group of sailings in this collection, with Singapore serving as the main embarkation and disembarkation hub. Cruises from Singapore in 2028 cover a wide spread of the region. Hong Kong and Benoa, Bali also appear regularly as embarkation or turnaround points.

East Asia itineraries connect the wider region — East Asia sailings often combine Japanese and Korean ports, with Yokohama and Incheon among the key stops. For a broader look at Southeast Asia in 2028, our dedicated page covers the full range of sailings.

Also Sailing: Transpacific, Indonesia and the Indian Ocean

Beyond the main regional concentrations, transpacific sailings cross between Asia and other parts of the world — these tend to be longer voyages and are worth considering if you want to turn the cruise into a grand trip. Indonesia itineraries include calls at Benoa, Bali, while Indian Ocean routes extend the journey south and west. A small number of China sailings round out the wider picture. For those considering the grandest option of all, there are even World Cruises in the mix — the itinerary calls at ports across multiple continents, and lengths can stretch to well over 100 nights.

Which Cruise Lines Sail All-Inclusive Asia Itineraries in 2028?

The cruise lines represented here are specialist and luxury operators — this is not a mainstream, mass-market collection. Each line has a distinct personality, and choosing between them matters as much as choosing the itinerary.

• Azamara leads the collection by sailing count. Its hallmark is longer port stays and overnights in destination — you are not simply passing through; you are genuinely there.
• Celebrity Cruises brings a premium, modern fleet to Asia, with ships that have been comprehensively refreshed in recent years and fare tiers that bundle drinks and Wi-Fi in a single price.
• Regent Seven Seas Cruises takes a true all-inclusive approach — shore excursions, flights, and gratuities can all be included depending on the fare, making budgeting straightforward.
• Cruise1st Package sailings bundle the cruise with flights, hotels and transfers into a single, ready-to-book holiday — ideal if you want everything arranged in one place.
• Explora Journeys brings a new generation of ocean travel to the region, with fare options that include airport-to-ship transfers and hotel stays.
• Seabourn — see Seabourn Encore below — offers an understated, all-suite luxury experience across its Asia sailings.

For Celebrity Cruises sailings across 2028 more broadly, or for the full picture of 2028 cruises across all lines and regions, both pages are worth a look alongside this one.

Ships Sailing Asia in 2028

Five ships carry the bulk of the all-inclusive sailings to Asia in 2028. Here is what makes each one worth knowing about.

Azamara Pursuit

Azamara Pursuit is a boutique ship carrying just 777 guests — small enough that it can call at ports larger vessels cannot reach, and intimate enough that the crew know your name by day two. Two specialty restaurants, Prime C and Aqualina, are included in your fare rather than charged as extras. The ship is also known for its AzAmazing Evenings: exclusive cultural events ashore that are organised privately for guests and included in the price. Most importantly, Pursuit regularly overnights in port so you can spend a full evening in a city — dinner ashore, a night market, or simply a sunset from the right vantage point — rather than watching it disappear over the stern.

Azamara Pursuit — Cabin Grades

Cabin options on Azamara Pursuit’s decks and cabins run from a compact interior to the full Owner’s Suite:

• Inside cabin 09 — 14.7 m², sleeps 2. No windows, so a genuinely dark and quiet cabin between port days.
• Ocean-view cabin 04 — 13.3 m², sleeps 3. A large sea-facing window brings natural daylight into the cabin.
• Veranda Plus Ocean-view cabin P1 — 16.3 m², sleeps 3. Your own balcony for direct access to fresh air and sea views.
• Club World Owner’s Suite CW — 52 m², sleeps 3. The largest cabin on board — 11 m² more than the Ocean Suite and over three times the size of a standard veranda cabin.

Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Solstice was comprehensively renewed in 2026, so when it sails Asia in 2028 it does so with new restaurants, refreshed public spaces and updated suite accommodation. The new Trattoria Rossa and Fine Cut Steakhouse join the dining line-up, while the Sunset Park terrace gives outdoor space a fresh focus. One feature no other ship can match: The Lawn Club — a genuine half-acre of real grass on deck — hosts live Hot Glass Show demonstrations and open-air cinema. Suite guests access The Retreat, a private pool sundeck and sun lounge with Luminae restaurant serving menus designed with chef Daniel Boulud, plus dedicated butler service.

Celebrity Solstice — Cabin Grades

See the full layout on the Celebrity Solstice cabins and deck plans page. The main grades run:

• Inside cabin I1 — 17 m², sleeps 4. Positioned on higher decks, with shorter walks to the pools and bars.
• Panoramic Ocean-view cabin PN — 22.7 m², sleeps 4. Floor-to-ceiling glass gives a significantly wider field of view than a standard porthole.
• Deluxe veranda DV — 19.1 m², sleeps 5. Around 1 m² larger than a standard balcony cabin, with private outdoor space.
• Penthouse Suite PS — approximately 156 m², sleeps 4, with a private hot tub. The largest suite on board — more than 4 times the space of a standard balcony cabin.

Celebrity Millennium

Celebrity Millennium carries a genuine piece of maritime history: the Olympic Restaurant is panelled with original walnut from RMS Olympic, Titanic’s sister ship. It is not a replica — the wood was salvaged and installed, and dining there feels different because of it. For something more theatrical, Le Petit Chef uses tabletop 3D projections to animate a multi-course tasting menu — each dish is introduced by a tiny animated character “cooking” on your plate before it arrives. Guests in AquaClass staterooms get exclusive access to restaurant Blu and the Persian Garden thermal spa, which effectively gives them a ship within a ship.

Full cabin details are on the Celebrity Millennium cabins and deck plans page.

Seabourn Encore

Seabourn Encore is an all-suite, all-balcony ship — there is no inside cabin, no ocean-view without outdoor space. Every guest has a private balcony. The design is deliberately understated, closer in feel to a five-star hotel than to a resort ship, and the spa and wellness centre includes thermal suites for those who want genuine recovery time between port days. For a line where every cabin already has a balcony and suite-level space, the Seabourn Encore cabin grades and deck plans page is the place to compare them.

The flagship suite — the Grand Wintergarden Suite GR — runs to approximately 115 m², includes a private hot tub, and is substantially larger than the Owner’s Suite at 67 m² and the Penthouse Spa Suite at 83 m².

Seven Seas Explorer

Seven Seas Explorer represents Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ approach to all-inclusive luxury: shore excursions, speciality dining, premium drinks and Wi-Fi are included in fare tiers that make it straightforward to know what a voyage actually costs before you board. The Seven Seas Explorer cabin grades and deck plans carry the detail on cabin sizes and suite categories.

What Do All-Inclusive Fares Actually Include?

The term “all-inclusive” covers a wide spectrum, so it is worth knowing what each line actually wraps into the fare before you compare prices.

Celebrity Cruises Fare Tiers

Celebrity Cruises offers 3 main fare structures on Asia sailings:

• Best Rate (Cruise-Only) — the lowest available fare, with no packages included. Add drinks, Wi-Fi or dining later to suit your own preferences.
• Best Value — a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi included in one price. Good for guests who know they will use both every day.
• The Retreat — suite accommodation with a premium drinks package, premium Wi-Fi, exclusive sundeck access, Luminae private dining and dedicated personal service. Everything is included at this level.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Regent Seven Seas Cruises builds shore excursions and gratuities into its fares at higher tiers, which means the price you see is close to what you actually spend. For guests who prefer to know their total holiday cost upfront, that transparency is genuinely useful.

Azamara

Azamara includes house wines, beer and spirits throughout the day, gratuities, and the AzAmazing Evenings shore events within its standard fares. Specialty dining at Prime C and Aqualina is also included. The all-inclusive element is broad enough that most guests find they spend very little on board beyond optional excursions.

Are There Discounts on 2028 All-Inclusive Asia Cruises?

A number of sailings in this collection carry reduced fares — up to 41% off on one departure, measured against the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing. That maximum applies to a single departure; most reduced sailings sit around 4% off. It is worth checking individual sailings rather than assuming a page-wide reduction, but the discounts are genuine and the savings on a luxury all-inclusive cruise can add up to a meaningful amount in real terms.

Booking Your Asia Cruise as a Complete Holiday

Every sailing in this collection departs from an Asian port, which means a flight out is part of the picture for every guest. We book the flights, hotels before and after, private transfers and tours as part of a single package — so you are not piecing the trip together from separate bookings. Our Cruise1st Package brings flights, accommodation and transfers together with your cruise in one price, and our team can build a custom itinerary around your specific ports and dates.

If your sailing ends in a different port from where it begins — which applies to the majority of itineraries here — we sort the return journey too, so neither end of the trip is left for you to figure out alone. We are cruise specialists, not a general travel agent, so the advice on cabin grades, fare inclusions and itinerary choices comes from people who know these ships.

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Planning 2028 Cruises More Broadly

If you are weighing up Asia alongside other regions for 2028, or want to compare how the all-inclusive format plays out in other parts of the world, a few pages are worth a look:

• Australia and New Zealand 2028 cruises — some Asia itineraries continue south, and this page covers the broader southern-hemisphere picture for the same year.
• Indian Ocean cruises in 2028 — a natural extension of Southeast Asia sailings for guests who want to travel further west.
• World cruises in 2028 — for those considering a voyage that links Asia with other continents on a single sailing.
• All-inclusive cruises in 2027 — if 2028 dates are not yet confirmed, the 2027 collection is fully bookable and covers similar lines and regions.
• All-inclusive Asia cruises across all years — the broader page without a year filter, useful for comparing what is available across multiple seasons.
• Princess Japan and Southeast Asia 2027–2028 — a dedicated look at Princess Cruises sailings across the same region.
• All-inclusive cruises — the full all-inclusive collection across all destinations, if you are still deciding on a region.

For guests who have already sailed Japan and want something different, Mediterranean cruises in 2028 offer a very different pace on all-inclusive lines, and world cruises from Southampton in 2027 remain among our most popular long-voyage options for experienced cruisers.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.