Ports of Call Include:
Brisbane -  Brisbane offers a cosmopolitan mix of shopping, dining, history, arts, sightseeing and entertainment. Experience the nearby theme parks or visit Australia Zoo.
Cairns  - This area has  large reef pontoons, islands, coral cays, wildlife parks and much more. Your ship will anchor at Yorkey's Knob and you will be transferred ashore by tenders.
Darwin - The quirky outpost of Darwin boasts museums, botanical gardens and the Adelaide River home to the famous jumping crocodiles.
Bali - There are miles of sandy beaches and towering volcanoes that stretch across this famed tropical island - the most visited in Indonesia. Shop for woodcarvings, silver work and paintings in the artisan villages or see a traditional Barong dance.
Nha Trang - Set against a backdrop of lushly-forested mountains, with a beautiful waterfront and wide golden beaches, Nha Trang is now on its way to becoming a sophisticated modern town.
Ho Chi Minh City - Still fondly known as Saigon, the city is a thrilling, chaotic whirl played out against a French colonial backdrop as the aroma of noodle stalls and the incessant buzz of scooters create a vivid snapshot of daily life.
Sihanoukville - Bordered by Laos, Thailand and Vietnam, the country of Cambodia has a long and tragic history, as well as a fascinating culture. The Khmer civilization left the amazing temple ruins at Angkor, now a UNESCO Heritage site.
Bangkok -  Mysterious and magical, Bangkok offers more exotic sights than any other major Asian city. Visit the magnificent Grand Palace and cruise Bangkok’s colourful floating markets.
Ko Samui - One of Thailand's favorite island getaways, Koh Samui is located in the Gulf of Thailand just south of Koh Phang Ngan. Beautiful beaches and snorkelling.|
Singapore - Browse the shop-houses of Little India. Have tea in Chinatown. Meander through the world’s largest collection of orchids in the Botanic Garden, and walk through Raffles Landing, the old colonial district with its restored British-style buildings.
Kuala Lumpur - Steel and glass towers stand side by side with graceful stone colonial buildings and mosques adorned with slender minarets. As cosmopolitan in architecture as it is in cultures, Malaysia is a multicultural nation.
Penang - Soak up the stunning beauty of the sparkling beaches. Hike the tropical jungles. Stroll the colonial-era streets of Georgetown. See a snake temple. Tour a batik factory and spice garden or visit a traditional Malay village.
Colombo - The capital of Sri Lanka is a bustling metropolis, the city is an attractive blend of old and new. It has the lazy charm of the bygone era combined with the verve and vivaciousness of a modern city.
Cochin - Walk along winding streets with 15th-century Portuguese houses. Visit the Mattancheri Palace with its exquisite murals. Step into the ancient synagogue or observe the impressive facade of St. Francis Church, then enjoy a scenic cruise along the intriguing backwaters of Cochin.
Mumbai - In India, Mumbai is a diverse city from glistening skyscrapers and malls mushroom amid slums and grinding poverty
Abu Dhabi - Year-round sunshine, pristine beaches, spectacular sand dunes and pulsating cosmopolitan lifestyle await every guest in Abu Dhabi.
Dubai - A place of fascinating contrasts, a distinctive blend of East and West, of old and new. You can venture across vast dunes, climb rugged mountains, play on sandy beaches, explore dusty villages and shop in an ultra-modern mall – all in the same day.
Sharm El Sheikh - This city gave the Red Sea an international reputation as one of the world's most extraordinary diving destinations in the Red Sea, Egypt.
Suez Canal - The Suez Canal is located in Egypt, and connects the Red Sea and Gulf of Suez with the Mediterranean Sea, spanning 120 miles.
Limassol - in Cyprus is a working town as well as a holiday resort but it has been attractively landscaped and its centre is easily walkable.