Čína, Vietnam, Singapur na lodi Voyager of the Seas

Singapore / Singapore (embarkation) / The independent city-state was founded in its modern form in 1819 and just five years later it fully belonged to Britain. This was the case, with the exception of a short period during World War II, until 1963, when it gained independence. Today, one of the most densely populated states in the world is visited by 15 million tourists annually. Stroll through the beautiful gardens on the coast, take a ride on the giant Ferris wheel, and enjoy the stunning views. Visit the Chinese quarter, Little India, and the Arab part of Singapore to experience its multicultural atmosphere. Shop on Bugis Street with more than 800 shops and don't miss the island of Sentosa.

Phu My (Ho Chi Minh) / Vietnam / The industrial port on the coast of the South China Sea is the gateway to Ho Chi Minh City, known as Saigon until 1975. The influence of decades of French rule is still evident in the city: don't miss a tour of the Reunification Palace, Notre-Dame Cathedral, or the Central Post Office building from the late 19th century. At the War Museum, learn about the events of 1955-75, and then set out to explore the fascinating, 200-kilometer-long Cu Chi tunnel network, which once stretched from Saigon to the Cambodian border.

Nha Trang / Vietnam / Officially established in 1924 during French colonial rule, Nha Trang has a much longer history, dating back to the time of the Champa kingdom. One of Vietnam's most important tourist centers is located on the shore of a bay considered one of the most beautiful in the world, and was popular with American soldiers during the Vietnam War. Enjoy the seven-kilometer-long beach with white sand and clear water. Admire the ancient Hindu Po Nagar towers from the 7th – 12th centuries. Take a gondola ride to Hon Tre Island with a themed amusement park. Visit the interesting oceanographic museum and don't forget to try the bird's nest soup.

Chan May (Da Nang, Hue) / Vietnam / The history of the city of Da Nang, one of Vietnam's most important ports, dates back to the time of the ancient Cham Kingdom. Its beautiful beaches were favored by American soldiers during the Vietnam War, and its proximity to several UNESCO-listed sites makes it a place you should definitely not miss when visiting Vietnam. Discover the long sandy Khe Beach, take a walk along the Han River, and admire the 666-meter-long Dragon Bridge. Visit the Museum of Cham Sculpture and then head to the former royal capital of My Son. Don't miss a tour of the citadel in Hue or the beautiful historic center of Hoi An.

Hanoi / Vietnam

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.