Hong Kong to Trans-Ocean Cruise Reviews

We travel to Australia on a regular basis every year and wanted another way to get there. Some friends were booked on this cruise so we agreed to meet in Hong Kong and sail back to Australia together. The rest needs no further explanation than the letter I sent to their customer services, to which they replied Sorry, sorry, sorry sorry. Hot Food, improved menu experience,More relaxation ...

Cruising with friends. Ports of call very good however, would skip Sanya, not much to see/do and locals anti some visitors. Our cruise was marred by the huge queues from beginning to end I.e embarkation 3 hours, trips ashore long queues too. 6 hour round trips to 50% of our site seeing tours I.e Tunnels. Double check you itinary for ship tours. We ended up in a zoo (not good experience for ...

* We began our cruise in wonderful City of Hong Kong where we spent 4 wonderful days before our cruise. There was plenty to see and do with my family of three and 4 other couple making up a party of eleven. We undertook the get on get off bus tours around the city which took us to most parts of Hong Kong and out to the small and quaint village of Russell. Disneyland, the Peak, shopping, riding the ...

We had heard how wonderful Cunard were and how much better than all their rivals. We should have seen a red light when our first two encounters were being told to board a few hours later than planned due to novovirus being rampant on the boat and that the boat was no longer calling at Sharm el Sheik (on our itinerary). This was our 16th cruise in 5 years and we were both so looking forward to the ...

We chose this cruise called Sultans to Safaris because of the diversity of the ports and the length of the cruise. It really did sail from Borneo's home of the Sultan of Brunei to the opportunity for safaris in Africa. The cruise was a portion of a world 6 month cruise on the beautiful Insignia. We came onboard in Hong Kong after a long flight and a short shore excursion to see a few sights ...