Čína, Tchaj-wan, Jižní Korea, Japonsko z Hong Kongu na lodi Costa Serena

Hong Kong / China (embarkation) / The most vertical city in the world, where you will find a third of the hundred tallest buildings on the planet, is actually an autonomous region that is officially part of China. The former British colony is a place where the West meets the East, and where, in addition to super-modern architecture, you will witness cultural traditions that you would hardly associate with a bustling financial center. Visit Sky100, the observation deck on the hundredth floor of the International Commerce Centre, the tallest building in Hong Kong. Take a ride to Victoria Peak and enjoy the breathtaking views. And finally, recharge your energy at the Chi Lin Nunnery with its beautiful stone garden.

Keelung (Taipei) / Taiwan / The second largest port in Taiwan has a very interesting history: it was colonized by the Spanish and the Dutch, belonged to the Chinese and the Japanese, and was almost completely destroyed during World War II. Today, it mainly serves as a gateway to nearby Taipei, a Taiwanese metropolis with a population of 2.7 million. Visit the maritime museum and don't miss the Miaokou night market in Keelung. Enjoy stunning views from the 509-meter-high Taipei 101 skyscraper, admire Longshan, one of Taiwan's oldest temples, and stretch your legs in Yangmingshan National Park with its beautiful gardens and hot springs.

Jeju / South Korea / The largest South Korean island was formed as a result of volcanic activity only two million years ago, and it is precisely the lava formations, along with the pleasant climate, beautiful nature, and interesting culture, that attract around ten million visitors annually. Among the most significant are the trio of lava sites, thanks to which the island was inscribed on the UNESCO list in 2007. The Manjanggul Cave hides one of the longest lava tubes in the world, while the Sangumburi Crater offers a unique display of volcanic landscape. The island's dominant feature is Hallasan Mountain, the highest peak in South Korea. For relaxation, Hallim Park with its themed gardens or Hamdeok Beach with white sand and crystal-clear water are also inviting.

Busan / South Korea

Yatsushiro (Kyushu) / Japan

Nagasaki (Kyushu) / Japan / Until the mid-16th century, it was just a small fishing village, and subsequently, an important port and prosperous industrial city that became known worldwide in May 1945 when an atomic bomb was dropped on it. Today, besides the Atomic Bomb Museum, you will find many other monuments that commemorate the events: the Peace Park with a fountain, the remnants of the Roman Catholic Cathedral, and the "one-legged" torii gate of the Sanno Shrine. Climb Mount Inasa and enjoy the views of Nagasaki. Visit Hashima Island, abandoned in the 1970s and left to the mercy of nature. And finally, have fun at the Penguin Aquarium.

Keelung (Taipei) / Taiwan / The second largest port in Taiwan has a very interesting history: it was colonized by the Spanish and the Dutch, belonged to the Chinese and the Japanese, and was almost completely destroyed during World War II. Today, it mainly serves as a gateway to nearby Taipei, a Taiwanese metropolis with a population of 2.7 million. Visit the maritime museum and don't miss the Miaokou night market in Keelung. Enjoy stunning views from the 509-meter-high Taipei 101 skyscraper, admire Longshan, one of Taiwan's oldest temples, and stretch your legs in Yangmingshan National Park with its beautiful gardens and hot springs.

Hong Kong / China (disembarkation) / The most vertical city in the world, where you will find a third of the hundred tallest buildings on the planet, is actually an autonomous region that is officially part of China. The former British colony is a place where the West meets the East, and where, in addition to super-modern architecture, you will witness cultural traditions that you would hardly associate with a bustling financial center. Visit Sky100, the observation deck on the hundredth floor of the International Commerce Centre, the tallest building in Hong Kong. Take a ride to Victoria Peak and enjoy the breathtaking views. And finally, recharge your energy at the Chi Lin Nunnery with its beautiful stone garden.