Voyager of the Seas to Make Hong Kong Home

Voyager of the Seas will make the vibrant city of Hong Kong her new home port in 2015.

Sailings to multiple regional destinations will depart and conclude in Hong Kong from July to October 2015, allowing the city’s keen voyagers to save on airline costs and travel time.

Voyager of the Seas will feature some of the most unique amenities at sea, including a rock climbing wall, an ice skating rink, a mini-golf course, and a basketball court.

Targeted for completion in November 2014, the revamped liner will boast an array of new experiences, such as the FlowRider surf simulator, deluxe Panoramic Ocean View Staterooms, an outdoor movie screen and new specialty dining.

Comprehensive entertainment will also include the figure-skating show Ice Odyssey; Broadway-style dance spectacles; and full-scale stage musicals.

Children aged from 6 months to 17 years can join the many Adventure Ocean youth programs, and visit the spectacular parade of famous DreamWorks characters on show at the Royal Promenade.

Almost all entertainment and dining experiences are courtesy of the ‘all-inclusive’ fare system offered aboard Voyager of the Seas.

Balwin Yeung, Head of Sales & Marketing at Royal Caribbean Cruises Hong Kong Limited, said, “Having Hong Kong as the home port of Voyager of the Seas gives guests an easy and convenient experience right from the moment they leave their home, which saves them not only the cost of airline tickets, but a lot of travelling time. This encouraging opportunity takes cruise development in Hong Kong one big step further, and vastly uplifts business opportunities for local travel agents.”

Between July and October 2015, Voyager of the Seas will set sail to 9 routes, journeying through a total of 10 ports and 5 countries.

Sailings offered will include an 8-night cruise to Okinawa, Fukuoka and Jeju (priced from HK$ 7,878 per person); a 7-night expedition to Xiamen, Nagasaki and Jeju (priced from HK$ 7,588 per person); a 5-night trip to Xiamen and Okinawa (priced from HK$ 4,398 per person); a 4-night journey to Kaohsiung and Taipei (priced from HK$ 3,638 per person); and a 5-night visit to Nha Trang and Hue/Da Nang (priced from HK$ 4,548 per person).