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Taiwan captivates cruisers with dynamic cities and breathtaking natural wonders.

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Taiwan is a vibrant destination, offering cruisers a delightful mix of rich culture, stunning landscapes, and tantalising cuisine. Exploring this lively island via a cruise means you’ll effortlessly hop between its most appealing locales, immersing yourself in authentic experiences. From bustling Keelung, where you can stroll through the colourful night market, to Kaohsiung, known for its Lotus Pond and artistic waterfront, you'll find activities that captivate every traveller. Don't miss the dramatic landscapes in Hualien, where stunning Taroko Gorge awaits discovery.
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Travel Tips for Taiwan

Explore the Wonders of Taiwan: A Hidden Gem in Asia

Situated off the southeastern coast of China, Taiwan is a mosaic of vibrant cultures, stunning landscapes, and rich history. With lush mountains, bustling night markets, and serene temples, visiting Taiwan via a cruise offers an exceptional opportunity to experience the diverse charm of this island destination. Fun fact: Taiwan has a unique culinary scene shaped by a mix of Chinese, Japanese, and indigenous influences, with its famous night markets being the ideal place to sample delicious local street food. A cruise to Taiwan lets you explore its beauty while enjoying the convenience of floating hospitality on your journey.

Cruise Lines with Itineraries to Taiwan

  • Princess Cruises features a fleet of 17 ships, including the Diamond Princess and Coral Princess, which visit Taiwan with regularity. Known for their outstanding service and extensive onboard amenities, Princess Cruises excels in creating a comfortable environment where passengers can unwind and enjoy various dining options. Dine al fresco under the stars or indulge in themed nights that add excitement to your meals. These cruises often depart from Yokohama (Tokyo) or Singapore, allowing easy access to Taiwan’s extraordinary coastline.
  • Norwegian Cruise Line has a total of 20 ships, with both Norwegian Spirit and Norwegian Sun cruising to Taiwan. This cruise line is celebrated for its flexible dining options and lively onboard entertainment tailored for all ages. Passengers can participate in numerous activities, ensuring there's never a dull moment during their journey. Departures mainly occur from Keelung or Singapore, making it a breeze for adventurers to embark on their voyage to Taiwan.
  • MSC Cruises also has a fleet size of 23 ships, boasting two vessels—MSC Bellissima and MSC Magnifica—that journey to Taiwan. MSC is particularly renowned for its family-friendly atmosphere, offering activities and amenities suitable for cruisers of all ages. Guests can watch dazzling performances and participate in themed events. Departures frequently take place from Keelung or Naha, perfectly situating cruisers to enjoy everything Taiwan has to offer.
  • Holland America Line operates 11 ships, with 2 of them visiting Taiwan. The Westerdam and Noordam stand out due to their emphasis on cultural enrichment, offering in-depth lectures and immersive experiences onboard. Dining aboard these ships is a culinary journey, offering locally inspired dishes throughout your cruise. Cruises mainly set sail from Hong Kong or Yokohama (Tokyo), providing an exciting gateway into Taiwan’s natural beauty and rich history.
  • Celebrity Cruises features a fleet of 17 ships, with the Celebrity Millennium making its way to Taiwan. Known for its modern luxury, this cruise line offers a sophisticated experience with world-class dining and spacious staterooms. Passengers can unwind at stylish lounges and enjoy well-curated entertainment options. Departing mainly from Yokohama (Tokyo) or Singapore, Celebrity Cruises provides a fabulous experience while journeying to Taiwan.

Luxury and Small Ship Options in Taiwan

  • Oceania Cruises operates a fleet of 8 ships, with 4 of them offering itineraries to Taiwan. The Riviera and Regatta excel in culinary excellence and destination immersiveness, ensuring a once-in-a-lifetime experience. With their intimate atmosphere, Oceania focuses on creating unforgettable gastronomic experiences while exploring local cultures. Departing from Singapore or Hong Kong, these cruises are perfect for discerning travellers seeking adventures tailored to their interests.
  • Seabourn features a fleet of 4 luxurious ships, with Seabourn Quest and Seabourn Sojourn heading to Taiwan. This cruise line provides an unparalleled level of personalised service, elegant accommodations, and sumptuous dining options. Unmatched shore excursions crafted specifically for Seabourn guests empower passengers to explore Taiwan more intimately. Common departures occur from Hong Kong or Yokohama (Tokyo), setting the stage for a luxurious getaway to the beautiful island of Taiwan.
  • Azamara Cruises has a fleet size of 4, with Azamara Pursuit and Azamara Onward offering unique itineraries to Taiwan. Their focus on immersive experiences helps guests connect deeply with local cultures and customs. Dining venues onboard highlight the local flavour, making every meal memorable. Departures mainly take place from Singapore or San Diego, allowing a smooth transition into a world of rich experiences waiting to be discovered in Taiwan.

Harbours to Discover in Taiwan

  • Keelung - This bustling port city serves as the primary cruise gateway to Taiwan. Stroll through the lively Keelung Night Market, where you can indulge in local delicacies like stinky tofu and seafood dishes. Don't forget to visit the nearby beautiful Zhongzheng Park, which hosts a magnificent view of the city and the ocean from its hilltop location.
  • Kaohsiung - As Taiwan's second-largest city, Kaohsiung is known for its trendy Pier-2 Art Center and vibrant night markets. The Love River offers relaxing boat rides, while the impressive Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum showcases stunning statues and peaceful grounds. Embrace the local culture here by sampling delectable street food along the riverbank.
  • Hualien - A gateway to the breathtaking Taroko Gorge, Hualien is perfect for nature lovers seeking adventure. Take a tour to explore the magnificent marble cliffs and hiking trails. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy Hualien's famous muah chee (sticky rice cake) from local vendors as you soak in the natural beauty surrounding you.
  • Taipei - Taiwan’s vibrant capital is rich with history and culture. Iconic landmarks such as the Taipei 101 skyscraper and the National Palace Museum are must-sees. Explore the bustling streets of Ximending district, where shopping and street food are abundant. Enjoy a hot bowl of beef noodle soup while savoring the lively ambience of the city.
  • Magong (Penghu Islands) - This charming island is known for its stunning beaches and unique geological formations. Snorkelling and diving opportunities abound, making it an ideal destination for water sports lovers. Visit the historic Magong City and local temples to immerse yourself in the unique culture of the Penghu Islands.

Timing Your Cruise to Taiwan

Timing your visit to Taiwan can greatly affect your experience. From January to March, expect cooler temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C, which is perfect for exploring the cities and their attractions without the summer crowd. Spring, from April to June, brings pleasant temperatures of 15°C to 28°C, great for outdoor adventures, festivals, and enjoying blooming landscapes. From July to September, temperatures can rise to between 25°C and 35°C, making it perfect for seaside relaxation, although occasional typhoons can occur. Autumn from October to December showcases milder temperatures, ranging from 15°C to 25°C, ideal for experiencing colorful fall foliage and participating in harvest festivals.

The Cost of Cruising to Taiwan

A cruise to Taiwan typically costs around £800 to £1,400 per person for a week-long journey, while a two-week adventure may range from £1,600 to £2,800. Luxury cruises may see prices starting at around £2,000 per week, offering upgraded experiences and onboard amenities. Dining outside your cruise ship can cost approximately £5 to £20 for local meals, while beverages generally add an extra £2 to £8 to your expenses, giving you a great taste of Taiwan without breaking the bank.

Alternative Regions to Explore

If you're considering a cruise to Taiwan but want to explore other enticing regions, consider the following:

  • Asia - Offering incredible diversity in culture, food, and landscapes, Asia presents countless options for exploration. Enjoy unique traditions and delectable cuisines as you travel through various countries on your cruise.
  • Adriatic Sea - With its stunning coastal towns, azure waters, and rich history, cruising the Adriatic Sea provides captivating experiences and picturesque views along its enchanting shoreline.
  • Amalfi Coast - Renowned for its dramatic cliffs, charming villages, and mouthwatering cuisine, cruising the Amalfi Coast allows for relaxation, exploration, and culinary indulgence against a breathtaking backdrop.
  • Caribbean - Famous for its pristine beaches and vibrant cultures, the Caribbean is the perfect destination for sun-seekers. Discover diverse islands brimming with unique traditions and captivating landscapes.
  • Bali - Known for its stunning temples, lush landscapes, and beautiful beaches, a cruise to Bali promises a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure in a world-renowned paradise.

With its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and hearty hospitality, booking your cruise holiday to Taiwan through Cruise1st promises an unforgettable adventure filled with excitement and exploration. Prepare to embark on the journey of a lifetime!

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