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2018 - 2019 Singapore Cruises to Southeast Asia Destinations 2018 - 2019 SINGAPORE CRUISES TO SOUTHEAST ASIA DESTINATIONS BEST CRUISE LINE SERVICE EXCELLENCE TRAVEL WEEKLY ASIA EXPLORE ASIA’S WONDERS RUSSIA All across Southeast Asia, from the buzzing streets of Ho Chi Minh City to the temples and beaches of Phuket,RUSSIA you’ll discover all the best the region has to offer on a voyage with Princess.® CHINA JAPAN CHINA SOUTH KOREA JAPAN BANGKOK SOUTH KOREA In busy Bangkok, you can watch graceful traditional SIHANOUKVILLE dancers, visit a Golden Cambodia’s only deep-water Buddha and meet the port offers beautiful beaches and big cats at the intriguing crystal waters, and is one of the Tiger Zoo. gateways for an overland tour to PHUKET the spectacular temple complex Thailand’s fabled beach resort, the of Angkor Wat. “Pearl of the Andaman Sea,” Phuket has all you could want — perfect beaches, sparkling seas and dramatic scenery. Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean THAILAND THAILAND HO CHI MINH CITY CAMBODIA The former Saigon is a thrilling CAMBODIA city of bicycles, floating markets, KUALA LUMPUR VIETNAM French colonial influences, street Dominated by the soaring spires VIETNAM hawkers, and Vietnamese culture of Petronas Towers and KL that will leave you fascinated. Tower, Malaysia’s Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA is a riveting study in modern MALAYSIA MALAYSIA and traditional side by side. SINGAPORE MALAYSIA SINGAPORE Equator SINGAPORE Equator The city-state of Indian SingaporeOcean is home Indianto 4Ocean million people, a INDONESIA BALI convergence of Eastern INDONESIA and Western influences, Indonesia’s premier resort island, Bali and some of the best features some of the most beautiful food in Southeast Asia. scenery in Asia, from its beaches to its picturesque rice paddies. Lower left: Courtesy of Singapore Tourism Board. SOUTHEAST ASIA CRUISES Our Singapore-based cruises are an immersive introduction to the spectacular destinations of Southeast Asia — and offer the opportunity to explore one of the region’s most exciting cities. MALAYSIAN PENINSULA 3 MALAYSIAN PENINSULA 4 Sapphire Princess® MORE ASHORE Days Sapphire Princess® MORE ASHORE Days 2018 DEPARTURE DATE LAUNCH FARES 2019 DEPARTURE DATE LAUNCH FARES Suite fares from HK$9,353▲ Suite fares from HK$10,913▲ ▲ ▲ Dec 18 Tue H833 Club Class fares from HK$7,403 Jan 19 Sat H903 Club Class fares from HK$8,953 ▲ Jan 30 Wed H905 ▲ Mini-suite fares from HK$5,843 Mini-suite fares from HK$7,013 ▲ ▲ 2019 DEPARTURE DATE Balcony fares from HK$5,063 Balcony fares from HK$5,843 ▲ ▲ Oceanview fares from HK$4,283 Oceanview fares from HK$4,673 Feb5 1 * Fri H908 ▲ ▲ Interior fares from HK$3,503 Interior fares from HK$3,893 Singapore ► Penang ► Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang) ► Singapore Singapore ► Penang ► Phuket ► Singapore MALAYSIA Phuket Pacific South China Sea Ocean Indian Penang Ocean MALAYSIA Indian Ocean Penang Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang) Singapore Equator Singapore Equator * This departure will not call to Penang ▲ Fares based on 1/19/2019 sailing. Taxes, Fees and Port Expenses up to HK$546 are additional, subject to ▲ Fares based on 12/18/2018 sailing. Taxes, Fees and Port Expenses up to HK$429 are additional, subject to Sapphirechange, and Princess Princess_5 reserves the Day right Malaysian to collect any increases Peninsula_017_R2_NL in effect at the time of sailing even if the Sapphirechange, and Princess Princess_3 reserves the Dayright to Malaysiacollect any increases 017_R1_NL_eps in effect at the time of sailing even if the fare has already been paid in full. Certain restrictions apply. See page 3 for details. fare has already been paid in full. Certain restrictions apply. See page 3 for details. MALAYSIAN PENINSULA 5 VIETNAM & THAILAND 7 Sapphire Princess® Days Sapphire Princess® Days 2019 DEPARTURE DATE LAUNCH FARES 2019 DEPARTURE DATES LAUNCH FARES Suite fares from HK$14,813▲ Suite fares from HK$18,713▲ Feb 10 Sun H907 Club Class fares from HK$12,473▲ Jan 23 Wed H904 Club Class fares from HK$15,983▲ Mini-suite fares from HK$10,133▲ Feb 3 Sun H906 Mini-suite fares from HK$12,863▲ Balcony fares from HK$8,573▲ Balcony fares from HK$11,303▲ Oceanview fares from HK$7,403▲ Oceanview fares from HK$9,743▲ Interior fares from HK$5,843▲ Interior fares from HK$7,793▲ Singapore ► Ko Samui ► Bangkok (Laem Chabang) ► Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My) ► Singapore ► Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang) ► Penang ► Phuket ► Singapore Singapore Bangkok Phuket (Laem Chabang) South China Sea South China Sea THAILAND VIETNAM MALAYSIA Indian Ho Chi Minh City CRUISES ASIA SOUTHEAST Ocean Penang Ko Samui (Phu My) Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang) Indian Ocean Singapore Equator Equator Singapore ▲ Taxes, Fees and Port Expenses up to HK$663 are additional, subject to change, and Princess reserves the ▲ Fares based on 1/23/2019 sailing. Taxes, Fees and Port Expenses up to HK$780 are additional, subject to Sapphireright to collect Princess_5 any increases in effectDay at Malaysian the time of sailing Peninsula_017_R2_NL_eps even if the fare has already been paid in full. change, and Princess reserves the right to collect any increases in effect at the time of sailing even if the Certain restrictions apply. See page 3 for details. Sapphirefare has already Princess_7 been paid in full. Day Certain Vietnam restrictions apply. & Thailand_017_R1_NL_eps See page 3 for details. You can see the sights during the day, and experi ence the nightlife after dark. princess.com | 2 MORE ASHORE All ports shown in red are Late Night calls (9 pm or later), unless noted as an Overnight. With over 100 airlines serving more than 300 cities worldwide, Singapore is easily accessible via Changi Airport, a well-connected airhub. MALAYSIAN PENINSULA SOUTHEAST & INDONESIA 10/11 ASIA 10 Sapphire Princess® Diamond Princess® MORE ASHORE Days Sapphire Princess® Diamond Princess® Days 2018 DEPARTURE DATE LAUNCH FARES 2018 DEPARTURE DATES LAUNCH FARES ▲ Suite fares from HK$28.073 Suite fares from HK$30,413▲ ▲ ▲ Nov 28 Wed H831 Club Class fares from HK$23,783 Dec 8 Sat H832 Club Class fares from HK$24,563 Dec 29^ Sat M901 Mini-suite fares from ▲ Dec 19 Wed M843 ▲ HK$19,103 Mini-suite fares from HK$19,883 ▲ ▲ 2019 DEPARTURE DATES Balcony fares from HK$16,763 2019 DEPARTURE DATES Balcony fares from HK$17,543 Oceanview fares from ▲ ▲ HK$14,813 Oceanview fares from HK$15,593 Feb 28 Thu H910 ▲ Jan 9 Wed M902 Interior fares from HK$11,693 Interior fares from ▲ Feb 18 Mon H909 HK$12,473 Singapore ► Cross the Equator ► Bali (Benoa) ► Cross the Equator ► Kuala Lumpur Singapore Kota Kinabalu Nha Trang Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My) Bangkok (Port Kelang) ► Penang ► Phuket ► Singapore ► ► ► ► (Laem Chabang) ► Ko Samui ► Singapore Phuket South China Penang Sea Bangkok VIETNAM MALAYSIA (Laem Chabang) Nha Trang Kuala Lumpur CAMBODIA (Port Kelang) Singapore THAILAND Ho Chi Minh City Equator Ko Samui (Phu My) Indian Sihanoukville Kota Kinabalu Ocean MALAYSIA INDONESIA Bali Indian Ocean MALAYSIA (Benoa) Singapore Equator ^ This departure is a 11-day departure, will also call to Langkawi. ▲ Fares based on 11/28/18 sailing. Taxes, Fees and Port Expenses up to HK$780 are additional, subject to ▲ Fares based on 12/8/18 sailing. Taxes, Fees and Port Expenses up to HK$975 are additional, subject to Sapphirechange, and Princess Princess reserves the right to collect any increases in effect at the time of sailing even if the Sapphirechange, and PrincessPrincess_11 reserves the Dayright to Southeastcollect any increases Asia in effect 017_R2_NL_eps at the time of sailing even if the 10fare Day has already Malaysian been paid in Peninsulafull. Certain restrictions & Indonesia apply. See below 017_R1_NL_eps for details. fare has already been paid in full. Certain restrictions apply. See below for details. Rice fields in Bali HONG KONG TO VIETNAM 5 Sun Princess® MORE ASHORE Days 2018 DEPARTURE DATE LAUNCH FARES Suite fares from HK$10,523▲ Oct 1 Mon S842N Club Class fares from HK$6,623▲ Mini-suite fares from HK$6,233▲ Balcony fares from HK$5,453▲ Oceanview fares from HK$4,283▲ Interior fares from HK$3,893▲ Hong Kong ► Nha Trang ► Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My) ► Singapore SOUTHEAST ASIA & HONG KONG CRUISES & HONG KONG ASIA SOUTHEAST CHINA Hong Kong Pacific Ocean VIETNAM Nha Trang Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My) Singapore Equator Golden ▲ Fares basedPrincess on 10/1/18 sailing. Taxes, Fees and Port Expenses up to HK$585 are additional, subject to change, and Princess reserves the right to collect any increases in effect at the time of sailing even if the 13 Dayfare has SE already Asia been & paidJapan in full. Certain(v2)017-18_R1_NL restrictions apply. See below for details. ▲ Lead-in fares are based on the lowest category stateroom for each category type. Launch Fares represent the lead-in introductory fares and are subject to change. Launch Fares and other amounts are in HK dollars unless stated otherwise. Rates shown are per person, cruise or cruisetour only, based on double occupancy and do not apply to singles or third- and fourth-berth guests; contact Princess Cruises for third- and fourth-berth guest fares. Refer to princess.com for information and fares for oceanview cabins. This offer is based on space availability, is capacity controlled and applies to the sailing dates and stateroom categories shown on each itinerary. Fares may remain at a discounted level after this promotion. See princess.com for terms, conditions and definitions that apply to all bookings.. You can see the sights during the day, and experi ence the nightlife after dark. MORE ASHORE All ports shown in red are Late Night calls (9 pm or later), unless noted as an Overnight. DESIGNED FOR FRESH Our cuisine is prepared from scratch, using regionally sourced ingredients — the stocks that make up the soups and sauces in the main dining room, the artichoke soufflé at Sabatini’s, the delicious desserts, and hand- tossed pizza named “Best Pizza at Sea” by USA TODAY.
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