All SuperStar Aquarius voyages by Star Cruises this year will run from April 15 to October 27. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Republic of China, Star Cruises has specially planned the "100 Years of Star Life Movement" to echo the new atmosphere of the centennial, with a focus on a renewed way of life. Monthly themed activities will be held to welcome guests. Voyage routes include five-day-four-night double Okinawa holidays; four-day-three-night double Okinawa holidays, Okinawa Naha holidays; three-day-two-night Ishigaki Island holidays, Happy Ocean holidays, Hualien holidays; as well as two-day-one-night Happy Ocean holidays. The annually held "Little Navigators Summer Camp at Sea" will also make its appearance this year, where college-level activity planners will show off their skills and talents onboard, ensuring children have a joyful summer vacation.
The SuperStar Aquarius offers a rich and exciting range of onboard facilities. (Photo courtesy / Star Cruises)
The "SuperStar Aquarius" was built in France and entered service in 1993. It is 13 decks high with a total of 765 cabins and a passenger capacity of 1,530. The ship is equipped with diverse facilities, including an outdoor pool, jacuzzi, Timeless Spa and sauna, Oscar hair and beauty salon, gym, foot reflexology center, golf driving range, basketball court, and more. There’s also the popular Sky Lounge Karaoke, video game center, and multiple dining restaurants and bars favored by Taiwanese travelers.
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