Japan & South Korea Cruising with Tokyo, Mount Fuji & Bullet Train Tour & Singapore Escapade
Destination
Asia
Trip Duration
18 nights
Cruise Ship
Cruise Company
Start Port
End Port
Itinerary
Day 1. United Kingdom
Flight
Day 2 - 3. Tokyo
privateTransfer,
Hotel,
Hotel,
Tours and excursions
Day 4 - 5. Tokyo
Hotel,
Train,
Tours and excursions
Day 5. Yokohama (Tokyo) → Mt. Fuji
Depart 17:00
privateTransfer,
Tours and excursions,
Cruise Departure
Day 6. At sea
Day 7. Nagasaki, Japan
Arrive 08:00
Depart 19:00
Day 8. Jeju, South Korea
Arrive 07:00
Depart 19:00
Day 9 - 10. At sea
Day 11. Hong Kong, China
Arrive 07:00
Depart 23:59
Day 12. At sea
What’s included:
Flight
Outbound Flight from the UK to Yokohama, Japan, return flight from Singapore
Hotel
3 Nights Hotel Stay in Tokyo, Japan
2 Nights Hotel Stay in Singapore
Other Information
Optional services:
- Transfers
- Rental vehicles
- Hotels
- Shore excursions
- Internet
- Flights
- Travel insurance
You will be sailing on:
Navigator of the Seas
One of the largest passenger ships in the world, Navigator of the Seas weighs a magnificent 138,000 tons and measures 1,020 feet long. Launched in 2002, Royal Caribbean Voyager class, Navigator of the Seas takes 3,114 passengers to fascinating destinations like the Western Caribbean, Eastern Mediterranean & Middle East year round.
Refurbishment Year:
2019Passengers:
4000Who is traveling?
Adults13+ years
2
Kids0-12 years
0
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