Star Cruises celebrates its highly anticipated 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 ports. From now until November 14, 2025, Star Voyager will offer 45 round-trip sailings from Harbour City's Ocean Terminal, located in the central Tsim Sha Tsui district.
Passengers will be able to enjoy a selection of 2, 3 and 5 night cruises, sailing to some of the most fascinating destinations in East and Southeast Asia.
For short breaks, you can choose the 2-Night Cruise to the picturesque coastal city of Kaohsiung, or the 3-Night Cruise that also visits the idyllic Penghu Islands. Weekend travelers will enjoy the popular 2-night “Sea-cation” cruises, which depart on Fridays and return on Sundays.
Those seeking a longer getaway can embark on 5-night cruises with stops at three charming ports, such as the lively town of Keelung, the Penghu Islands, and an additional visit to either Ishigaki or Naha. For a truly authentic Okinawa experience, itineraries include stops in Naha and Ishigaki, or Naha and Miyakojima.
For a tropical adventure, exclusive 5-night Southeast Asian cruises include stops at two coastal gems in Vietnam and a special stop in Sanya, known as the “Hawaii of China.” Itineraries include either Nha Trang, Da Nang, and Sanya, or Ha Long Bay, Da Nang, and Sanya. For the perfect island getaway, don’t miss the 5-night itinerary to the white-sand beaches of Boracay and Coron in the Philippines.
To commemorate the ship's arrival, Joanne Chu, Deputy Commissioner for Tourism at the Hong Kong SAR Government's Bureau of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and Michael Goh, Chairman of StarDream Cruises, presided over the official welcoming ceremony for the Star Voyager.
For bookings made before July 25, guests will receive one onboard credit per cabin, per night, for select sailings in July and August. In addition, the company is offering a 10% discount on cruises departing between August 31 and November 14, 2025.
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