Hong Kong Cruises: Sailings, Embarkations & Ports of Call
42 ships from 20 cruise lines
Hong Kong cruises at a glance
Waterways Cruise lists 368 upcoming sailings on 42 ships from 20 cruise lines visiting Hong Kong, calling at 1 place. Cruises can start in Hong Kong and end in Hong Kong. Of 368 upcoming sailings, 118 start in Hong Kong and 109 end there. More Asia cruises.
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Compare Hong Kong cruise lines
See every Hong Kong cruise line by ocean and river and by ultra-luxury, luxury, premium and contemporary style, with fares, cruise lengths, ships and ports.
About Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a dazzling fusion of East and West, offering mature travelers a safe, efficient, and culturally rich destination. As a major cruise hub, it provides easy access to the city's iconic skyline, harbor, temples, and natural landscapes. This package emphasizes independent exploration to avoid the 'herded' feeling, with options for self-guided walks, curated excursions, and authentic local experiences.
Typical routes
- Asian cruises: Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, China, Japan, Taiwan
- World cruises and transpacific itineraries
Ports overview
Hong Kong is a major cruise hub in Asia, with two main terminals: Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and Ocean Terminal. Both are conveniently located for exploring the city.
Cruise season
Year-round, but best from October to December for mild weather.
Find your Hong Kong sailing
Upcoming sailings calling at Hong Kong, earliest departure first.
14 Days One-Way from Hong Kong to Singapore
Starts in Hong Kong. Also visits Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore
Azamara Pursuit
34 Days One-Way from Hong Kong to Sydney
Starts in Hong Kong. Also visits Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore
Azamara Pursuit
10 Days One-Way from Tokyo to Hong Kong
Ends in Hong Kong. Also visits Japan, Taiwan
Seven Seas Explorer
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22 Days One-Way from Tokyo to Laem Chabang
Visits Hong Kong. Also visits Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam
Seven Seas Explorer
17 Days One-Way from Tokyo to Singapore
Visits Hong Kong. Also visits Japan, South Korea, Taiwan
Silver Moon
13 Days One-Way from Hong Kong to Laem Chabang
Starts in Hong Kong. Also visits Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand
Viking Orion
25 Days One-Way from Hong Kong to Benoa
Starts in Hong Kong. Also visits Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand
Viking Orion
6 Days One-Way from Shanghai to Hong Kong
Ends in Hong Kong. Also visits China, South Korea
Spectrum Of The Seas
27 Days One-Way from Tokyo to Singapore
Visits Hong Kong. Also visits Japan, South Korea, Taiwan
Seabourn Encore
21 Days One-Way from Kobe-Osaka to Laem Chabang
Visits Hong Kong. Also visits Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam
Star Seeker
11 Days One-Way from Kobe-Osaka to Halong Bay
Visits Hong Kong. Also visits Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam
Star Seeker
32 Days One-Way from Kobe-Osaka to Phuket
Visits Hong Kong. Also visits Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam
Star Seeker
Where Hong Kong cruises start and end
Embarkation ports (1)
Hong Kong (368) (cruises from)
Disembarkation ports (1)
Hong Kong (368)
Ships by type: 41 ocean 2 expedition · a ship that visits several places here is counted once; an expedition ship that also sails as an ocean ship appears under both types.
Plan your Hong Kong cruise
Hong Kong cruise port guide
Cruise ports, what to see, history and practical advice.
Hong Kong cruise port guide →Frequently asked questions about Hong Kong cruises
How many places do cruises visit in Hong Kong?
1 Hong Kong place are visited by 42 ships from 20 cruise lines.
When is the best time to take a Hong Kong cruise?
Year-round, but best from October to December for mild weather.
Sources and further reading
Background on Hong Kong draws on these references. Sailing, fare and port data come from cruise line itineraries and are refreshed regularly.
- Hong Kong Tourism Board: Official Site
- Wikipedia: Hong Kong
- Cruise Lines International Association: Hong Kong Cruise Overview
Created by the Waterways Cruise content team and reviewed and fact-checked by J. Richard, Sr. Cruise Travel Agent and Founder of Waterways Cruise.
Published September 9, 2026 · Last updated October 30, 2026
Fares, availability and itineraries change often. Confirm current details with your cruise line or a Waterways Cruise agent before you book.
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