Japan cruises

Japan Passage: Singapore, Hubbard Glacier & Seymour Narrows

Singapore · Muar · Kota Kinabalu, Sabah · Puerto Princesa, Palawan · Boracay · Manila · Kaohsiung · Hong Kong · Keelung · Busan · Nagasaki · Beppu, Oita · Kobe · Nagoya, Aichi · Yokohama · Miyako, Iwate · Muroran · Kodiak · Homer · Anchorage · Hubbard Glacier · Seymour Narrows

Extended 39-night voyage with 13 sea days and 25 ports. Covers Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, and more. Includes scenic-cruising segments.

39 nights Singapore Japan 25 ports 13 sea days

What this trip feels like

Expansive, immersive and built around life at sea

At 39 nights, this is a multi-month, world-cruise-style voyage rather than a conventional getaway. 13 sea days make the ship your home base between 25 ports across a wide arc of destinations. Expect long ocean passages and the planning commitment of an extended journey.

Long-form pace

25 ports in 39 nights

Long ocean passages make onboard routines a major part of the experience.

Broad destination variety

Singapore · Muar · Kota Kinabalu, Sabah + more

Frequent changes of scenery across the itinerary.

Route logistics

Sails from Singapore

Check the exact departure and arrival ports before arranging flights.

Port experience

Singapore · Expect a busy cruise port

Multiple ships and thousands of cruise passengers are common here.

Best for · Long-form travelers · Sea-day lovers · Multi-region exploration

Think twice if · You want a conventional one- or two-week cruise

Best departures

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Itinerary pricing

What this itinerary usually costs

Typical pricing runs around $591/night, with most departures landing in the $487-$625/night band across 1 tracked sailing.

Typical price

$591/night

$23,042 total

Normal range

$487-$625/night

$18,979-$24,372 total

Lowest recent fare

Building history

$18,249 total

Comparison set

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When should I go?

Not enough departures yet to identify a reliable cheaper season.

Route overview

How this route is built

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39 nights · 25 port calls · 13 sea days · 9 countries

25 port calls across Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan · Neither especially port-heavy nor sea-day heavy for this trip length.

  1. 1

    Embark in Singapore

    Embarkation ports can vary by sailing

  2. 2

    Singapore

    Singapore · Southeast Asia

  3. 3

    Muar

    Malaysia · Southeast Asia

  4. 4

    Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

    Malaysia · Southeast Asia

  5. 5

    Puerto Princesa, Palawan

    Philippines · Southeast Asia

  6. 6

    Boracay

    Philippines · Southeast Asia

  7. 7

    Manila

    Philippines · Southeast Asia

  8. 8

    Kaohsiung

    Taiwan · East Asia

  9. 9

    Hong Kong

    Hong Kong · East Asia

  10. 10

    Hong Kong

    Hong Kong · East Asia

  11. 11

    Keelung

    Taiwan · East Asia

  12. 12

    Busan

    South Korea · East Asia

  13. 13

    Nagasaki

    Japan · Japan

  14. 14

    Beppu, Oita

    Japan · Japan

  15. 15

    Kobe

    Japan · Japan

  16. 16

    Kobe

    Japan · Japan

  17. 17

    Nagoya, Aichi

    Japan · Japan

  18. 18

    Yokohama

    Japan · Japan

  19. 19

    Yokohama

    Japan · Japan

  20. 20

    Miyako, Iwate

    Japan · Japan

  21. 21

    Muroran

    Japan · Japan

  22. 22

    Kodiak

    United States · Gulf of Alaska

  23. 23

    Homer

    United States · Gulf of Alaska

  24. 24

    Anchorage

    United States · Arctic

  25. 25

    Hubbard Glacier

    United States · Arctic

    Scenic cruising
  26. 26

    Seymour Narrows

    Canada · West Coast

    Scenic cruising
  27. 27

    Disembark in Vancouver

    Disembarkation ports can vary by sailing

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