Stay at The Peninsula Tokyo on a luxurious Asia cruise with Silversea

By MOOK Scenic Family Editorial Team

Silversea Cruises proudly announces its collaboration with The Peninsula Hotels, elevating the 73-day Asia-Pacific voyage of its newest flagship, Silver Muse. This itinerary is part of Silversea’s 2019 first-quarter sailings, departing February 2, 2019, and is now open for booking. These two renowned luxury brands will continue their partnership on other Asian routes as well.

Silversea Cruises. (Image courtesy of Silversea Cruises)

The Asia-Pacific Grand Voyage sails from Sydney to Tokyo, visiting 39 captivating destinations across 12 countries. Silver Muse will traverse Australia and New Zealand on this extraordinary journey, showcasing the unique cultures and breathtaking scenery of both countries—from Sydney’s iconic Opera House to New Zealand’s lush Milford Sound. The itinerary will also explore Asia’s timeless treasures and future aspirations, with segments covering Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, China, and Japan.

Journey through Australia and New Zealand. (Image courtesy of Silversea Cruises)

The Peninsula Hotels will deploy an elite team of local staff and chefs aboard the ship to provide guests with travel insights about Asian destinations. Passengers can also participate in exclusive events hosted by The Peninsula Hotels in selected Asian cities.

The Peninsula Tokyo. (Image courtesy of Silversea Cruises)

Upon arrival in the final destination, Tokyo, guests will enjoy a three-night stay at The Peninsula Tokyo. The hotel will host a Japanese-style gala dinner in its elegant Grand Ballroom to conclude the journey on a perfect note.

Silversea Cruises and The Peninsula Hotels present the Asia-Pacific Grand Voyage. (Image courtesy of Silversea Cruises)

Guests on Silver Muse will enjoy spacious ocean-view suites, a rich selection of cuisine across 8 onboard restaurants, attentive butler service, and a full range of amenities including complimentary premium wines, spirits, specialty coffee, bottled water, juices, and soft drinks; in-suite mini-bars stocked with beverages and snacks; 24-hour in-suite dining; special classes and interest activities; transportation to city centers (available at most ports); onboard service charges (excluding spa services); and one hour of complimentary Wi-Fi per day.

 

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