   |
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
    |
 |
 |
 |
Currently Booked Guests
Please click here for your travel documents and other important information regarding your cruise.
 Atlantis returns to Southern Asia in 2010 with a repeat of our extraordinary cruise from Hong Kong to Singapore aboard the stunning five-star Azamara Quest. Our unique custom itinerary takes you literally to places that can only best be seen by ship, including an overnight in sensational Bangkok. Onboard our luxurious 684 guest ship we guarantee an intimate and pampering experience that you’ll never forget.
 Our journey begins in cosmopolitan Hong Kong, certainly the most lively and exciting city in all of Asia. As we sail into breathtaking Vietnam, you’ll discover the ancient city of Hue where a massive open-air museum of temples, pagodas, and palaces await. The pristine beaches of Nha Trang offer excellent diving, stunning vistas, and a glimpse into Asia’s growing tourism culture. Finally, we’ll dock directly in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, considered the “Paris of Asia” by many and the essence and soul of Vietnam. After a relaxing day at sea, Atlantis welcomes you to Bangkok, a city of ancient temples, towering high-rises, insane nightlife, and unforgettably wonderful people. Our small ship size allows us to dock in the center of town, less than 15 minutes to the major sights, shopping, and nightlife of this city of endless adventure. And with a full overnight stay, you’ll have plenty of time to sample this city’s best by night as well.  From Bangkok, we’ll sail to the unspoiled island of Ko Samui, a small tropical paradise of white sand beaches, waterfalls, and stunning natural scenery. Finally, we arrive in bustling Singapore, where Chinese, Malay, and Indian traditions all come together in the world’s busiest port. We invite you to extend your visit, both before and after your cruise, with our many options in Hong Kong, Singapore, and even in Thailand for the Songkram festival (Thai New Year celebration). See our add-on page for full details. 
 Sailing on a 684-passenger ship simply offers you the opportunity for indulgences in ways you never imagined on a larger ship. Quest offers exciting diversions for every taste starting with a beautiful teak pool deck with plenty of space for sunning and relaxation. The full-service spa offers pampering treatments of every type, along with a fully-equipped fitness center. Curl up with a good book or DVD from the onboard library, or relax with friends in the card room or many lounges throughout the ship. With one staff member for every two guests, Azamara's personal service is unparalleled. In your stateroom, outside by the pool, in the Spa, anywhere at all, at anytime, their onboard family goes the extra mile to ensure every aspect of your cruise is exactly the way desire. 
 When you do finally return to the ship after a day of exploring, Atlantis presents intimate and carefully selected entertainment on our main stage and throughout the ship. You’ll enjoy the best in gay and lesbian comedians, singers, and cabaret performers. Plus, our custom enrichment lectures will keep you informed and entertained about the region’s history and the journey ahead.  We’ll redefine revelry with our unique deck T-dances and evening parties, featuring leading DJs from around the globe. A variety of musical acts entertain throughout the ship, and there’s even an exciting casino waiting for you to test your luck.
|
|
   
Hong Kong, China
Hue (Danang), Vietnam
Nha Trang, Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Bangkok (Klong Toey), Thailand
Bangkok (Klong Toey), Thailand
Ko Samui, Thailand
Singapore
Atlantis’ Hong Kong to Singapore cruise offers you the perfect initiation to this incredible continent during the best season to sail. With 684 guests, it’s also the perfect way to meet new friends in a comfortable and original setting. We invite you to join us on this extraordinary adventure. Our 2009 cruise sold out in record time, and we’ve managed to lower our prices for 2010! Don’t delay as we are not currently planning a 2011 Asia cruise. |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
From its humble beginnings as a trading port, through its time as a British crown colony, Hong Kong today is one of the world’s greatest cities, considered by may to be the financial and cultural capital of Asia. Renowned for its glittering skyline, Hong Kong effortlessly blends East and West in its cuisine, cinema, music, and traditions. 
The former imperial capital of Vietnam, Hue today is still an open-air museum of open-air temples, pagodas, palaces, and tombs on the banks of the Perfume River. Its historic monuments have earned Hue a place on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites. Be sure to visit the Citadel, the forbidden city of emperors, empresses, and concubines. 
Nha Trang is well known for its pristine beaches and excellent scuba diving, making a popular destination for international tourists. Its bay is widely considered one of the world’s most beautiful, as chosen by Travel and Leisure two years in a row. 
French colonial architecture mixes with modern and Asian influences in this dynamic metropolis, providing a diverse backdrop for the many motorbikes, scooters, pagodas and street markets. Stroll the wide boulevards of this city, formerly known as Saigon, and visit The History Museum, which houses artifacts from two thousand years of Vietnamese history.
Bangkok is a city of contradictions: high-rise buildings and popular clubs abound, but so do golden temples and lively street fairs. It is the political, social, and economic center of not only Thailand, but for Indochina and Southeast Asia. Although its temples are the most popular attractions, shoppers and nightlife enthusiasts will certainly find enough to get excited about. 
Thailand’s third largest island is an oasis of natural beauty, with its white sandy beaches, dazzling coral lagoons, spectacular waterfalls, and crystal clear water. Its perfect climate and picturesque landscape have made it the second most popular island destination in Thailand. 
Chinese, Malay and Indian traditions meld in this island-state that is the world's busiest port. It is a true melting pot whose food is as big an attraction as its shopping. The Orchard Road shopping district is a retail and entertainment hub that is one of Singapore’s most well-known and popular draws, for both tourists and locals alike. 
|
|
|
|
|