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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
up to £33 off when you book online
19 Apr 2028
8 nights
No Alternative Dates
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From Neon Tokyo to Shanghai Skyscrapers: An Epic Asia Adventure


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Yokohama (Tokyo) To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
13 May 2027
15 nights
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Sail Into Japan: Culture, Cuisine & City Lights


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Shanghai To Yokohama (Tokyo)
Spectrum of the Seas
Full board
5 May 2027
15 nights
No Alternative Dates
East Asia from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


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From Shanghai To Yokohama (Tokyo)
Spectrum of the Seas
Full board
up to £38 off when you book online
11 Oct 2027
10 nights
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Volcanic Coasts, Northern Shores & City Lights: Shanghai to Tokyo


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Shanghai To Yokohama (Tokyo)
Spectrum of the Seas
Full board
7 Oct 2027
15 nights
No Alternative Dates
Japan from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


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Kids & Teens Sail From £99!
From / To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
22 Feb 2027
5 nights
East Asia from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


Cruise Only
From Shanghai To Yokohama (Tokyo)
Spectrum of the Seas
Full board
from £20 – £31 off when you book online
9 May 2027
8 nights
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Japan from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


Cruise Only
Kids & Teens Sail From £99!
From / To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
from £27 – £39 off when you book online
7 Aug 2027
8 nights
No Alternative Dates
2 Disney Experiences 1 Journey to Tokyo


Cruise with Flight, Hotel
From Shanghai To Yokohama (Tokyo)
Spectrum of the Seas
Full board
5 May 2027
16 nights
No Alternative Dates
Japan from Shanghai, China with the Spectrum of the Seas


Cruise Only
From / To Shanghai
Spectrum of the Seas
26 Feb 2028
5 nights
No Alternative Dates
Shanghai, a bustling metropolis and one of the world’s most important global cities, offers an intriguing blend of traditional and modern attractions. Visiting Shanghai on a cruise provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in its rich culture, stunning architecture, and delectable cuisine. Fun fact: Shanghai is home to the world’s second-tallest building, the Shanghai Tower, which stretches a staggering 632 metres into the sky!
When your cruise ship docks in Shanghai, a myriad of activities and sights await you:
Your itinerary may also feature these captivating ports. Here’s what you can discover at each harbour:
A cruise to Shanghai opens avenues to various interesting regions. Here’s what you can anticipate:
Each season in Shanghai offers unique experiences. Here’s what to expect:
What is the typical cost of a cruise?
A one-week cruise to Shanghai typically ranges from £1,200 to £2,800 for standard cruises, while luxury options may cost between £2,800 and £6,000. A two-week cruise generally varies from £2,400 to £5,400 for regular itineraries.
What should I expect for the costs of food and beverages?
Most meals onboard are included; however, specialty dining options are likely to cost between £15 and £50 per person. Expect drink prices to range from £5 to £15 for cocktails or glasses of wine.
What are some dining and shopping possibilities to know about?
Onboard dining often features a variety of international cuisines. In Shanghai, try local dishes like dumplings and noodle soups, and explore bustling markets for unique souvenirs and traditional crafts.
What are transportation options?
Once docked, organized excursions provide easy access to local attractions. Shanghai is well connected through public transport, including the metro, buses, and even taxis for further 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 carry cash for smaller vendors and markets.
What are safety and health tips to be aware of?
Shanghai is generally safe for tourists; however, it’s advisable to remain vigilant and secure your belongings. Familiarising yourself with local health guidelines will enhance your visit.
What are some helpful language or cultural tips?
The primary language is Mandarin, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas. Learning a few basic phrases can greatly enhance your interaction and show respect for local culture!
Are you ready to embark on an enchanting journey through Shanghai, China? Book your cruise with Cruise1st today, and prepare for an unforgettable adventure filled with unique experiences and splendid sights!
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