China is a land of dynasties, megacities, and modern reinvention. Our China shore excursions let cruise guests dive into iconic skylines, ancient palaces, temple halls, and historic streets — all within one day. Whether you dock in Hong Kong’s harbor, Tianjin for Beijing, or bustling Shanghai, these tours balance must-see landmarks with local flavor.
Why Take It
A Hong Kong shore excursion lets you experience the city’s blend of East and West: temple rituals, skyscraper panoramas, ferry rides, and culinary thrills — all in one day from your ship.
Why Take It
A Tianjin shore excursion gives you a fast track into the heart of China’s imperial capital. You leave the harbor behind and explore world-class heritage — from sweeping palaces to the Great Wall — all in a single rich day.
Why Take It
A Shanghai shore excursion immerses you in China’s modern megacity — past and present side by side: art, temples, riverside vistas, and street life all in one dynamic day.
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Meet at cruise terminal → Wong Tai Sin / Chi Lin Nunnery → Dim sum lunch → Star Ferry ride → Peak Tram & Victoria Peak → Return to ship
Tianjin (Beijing) Shore Excursions
Pickup at Tianjin Port → Transfer to Beijing → Great Wall walk/cable car → Forbidden City / Tiananmen Square / Temple of Heaven → Return to Tianjin for ship
Shanghai Shore Excursions
Pickup at port → Bund & river promenade → Yu Garden & Old City → Jade Buddha Temple → Tower views (Oriental Pearl) → Shopping in Nanjing Road or Xintiandi → Return
Private and small-group China shore excursions designed for cruise travelers — explore Beijing’s Forbidden City, Hong Kong’s skyline, and Shanghai’s historic Bund, all with guaranteed on-time return to your ship
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