StarCruises makes a celebrated return to Hong Kong with the inaugural arrival of Star Voyager, marking the start of a vibrant 2025 cruise season from one of the world’s premier cruise hubs. From now until 14 November 2025,
Star Voyager will offer 45 roundtrip sailings from Hong Kong’s Ocean Terminal of Harbour City centrally located at Tsim Sha Tsui.
Situated in the heart of Victoria Harbour, the Ocean Terminal connects directly to Harbour City, the largest shopping mall in Hong Kong, and is close to numerous famous tourist attractions.
Whether local guests or tourists arriving from the airport or high-speed rail station, everyone can easily and quickly board the Star Voyager from the heart of the city to start their journey.
Guests can enjoy a series of 2, 3 and 5 Night Cruises, sailing to some of East and Southeast Asia’s most captivating destinations. Amazing Itineraries to East and Southeast Asia.
For short getaways, guests can choose the 2 Night Cruise to the scenic coastal city of Kaohsiung or the 3 Night Cruise to Kaohsiung together with the idyllic Penghu Islands.
Weekend travellers will love the popular 2 Night “Sea-cation” Cruises, departing on Fridays and returning on Sundays.
Those seeking a longer escape can embark on a variety of 5 Night Cruises to three charming ports, including the lively port city of Keelung and the Penghu Islands, along with visits to either Ishigaki or Naha. For an all-Okinawa experience, guests can enjoy a 5 Night Cruise featuring two stops – either Naha and Ishigaki, or Naha and Miyakojima.
For a touch of tropical adventure, exclusive 5 Night Southeast Asia Cruises offer visits to two of Vietnam’s coastal gems and a special stop in Sanya, often referred to as the “Hawaii of China.” Options include sailings to Nha Trang, Da Nang and Sanya, or to Ha Long Bay, Da Nang and Sanya. For the ultimate island retreat, don’t miss the 5 Night journey to the pristine white-sand beaches of Boracay and Coron in the Philippines.
Great Deals – Don’t miss the Star Voyager early bird promotions and receive HK$100 onboard credit per cabin, per night for bookings made before 25 July for selected July and August departures. Additional offers include a 10% discount on cruises departing between 31 August and 14 November 2025.
A Special Ceremony Welcomes the Star Voyager to Hong Kong – To commemorate the ship’s arrival, Ms. Joanne Chu, Deputy Commissioner for Tourism of the Tourism Commission of the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau, HKSAR Government, alongside Michael Goh, President of StarDream Cruises, officiated the Star Voyager’s welcome ceremony today.
“We’re thrilled to celebrate the arrival of Star Voyager in Hong Kong,” Goh, President, StarDream Cruises. “Following a US$50 million refurbishment, the ship now offers refreshed amenities and a rich variety of itineraries. With exciting Fly & Rail Cruise options and immersive pre- and post-cruise stays, we aim to boost regional travel and further reinforce Hong Kong’s role as a leading cruise hub.”
Ms Joanne Chu, Deputy Commissioner for Tourism, said, “The new itineraries of Star Voyager cover Hong Kong, Sanya and other international cruise ports, which will be benefited from the new measure introduced by the Central Government through CEPA in March this year of allowing Mainland visitors to travel to Hong Kong in transit to join international cruise itineraries involving port-of-call in Mainland cruise ports. Mainland visitors will be able to transit to Hong Kong permit-free to join cruise itineraries by presenting their passports and confirmation documents of the relevant cruise itineraries. The new measure can greatly facilitate Mainland visitors participating in international cruise itineraries, thereby giving a full play to Hong Kong’s role as a core demonstration zone for multi-destination tourism.”
Dane Cheng, Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) Executive Director, said, “We are delighted to welcome the arrival of Star Voyager and to celebrate its homeport deployment from Hong Kong, which brings exciting opportunities for the development of cruise tourism in our city. HKTB looks forward to continuing close collaboration with major cruise companies and the trade to develop more travel products that elevate visitor experiences on shore and promote the growth of Hong Kong’s cruise industry, reinforcing Hong Kong’s position as Asia’s cruise hub.”
Booking Information – To reserve your voyage or learn more, please contact our local travel partners or visit www.stardreamcruises.com for bookings. Star Voyager’s extended Hong Kong sailings (31 August – 14 November) will be available online from 7 July. Don’t miss out!
