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Australia and Asia in 33 Nights on Silver Moon

Silver Moon · departs Tokyo, 7 November 2027 · arrives Melbourne, 10 December 2027

33 nights from Tokyo to Melbourne on Silver Moon, departing 7 November 2027. Calls at Kagoshima, Nagasaki, Keelung, Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh City and more, with 15 days at sea.

8 of 9 cabin types still open · Vista Suite, Panorama Suite, Classic Veranda Suite, Superior Veranda Suite, Deluxe Veranda Suite, Silver Suite, Grand Suite and Owner’s Suite

Departure date Sun 7 Nov 2027

Fares and cabin availability as listed by Silversea on 2 November at 7:24am. Cabin types sell out between checks, so we confirm yours before you pay.

Starting from: A$23,300 AUD /person* A$46,600 Total/Room A$706/day per person *Taxes & fees included
  • One wayTokyo to Melbourne
  • 33nights
  • 15sea days
  • 14ports

Two voyages sold as one: Australia and Indonesia first, then South East Asia and the long run north to Japan. A month at sea on an all-suite ship, with a butler for every suite and the dining and drinks in the fare. On this sailing calls at Kagoshima, Nagasaki, Keelung, Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh City and more, with 15 days at sea.

Silver Moon at sea
S.A.L.T. Kitchen on Silver Moon

On board Silver Moon

  • All suites, 596 guests, a butler for every suite
  • Eight restaurants built around S.A.L.T., Silversea’s regional food and wine programme
  • Drinks, dining, gratuities and Wi-Fi already in the fare
  • The Venetian Lounge theatre, Dolce Vita and Silver Note for the evenings
  • Pool deck, spa and fitness centre

Silver Moon ship guide: cabins, dining and every sailing ›

Itinerary

Tap a port for a photo and what to do there.

1Sun 7 NovTokyoDeparts 7:00 pm
The Kaminarimon gate of Senso-ji temple in Tokyo

The world’s largest city: Senso-ji temple in Asakusa, the Meiji Shrine, the Shibuya crossing, the gardens of the Imperial Palace and some of the best food on earth.

2Mon 8 NovAt sea—
3Tue 9 NovKagoshima12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Sakurajima volcano across the bay from Kagoshima

The southern city of Kyushu, facing Sakurajima, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, across the bay, with Sengan-en garden and hot-sand baths at Ibusuki nearby.

4Wed 10 NovNagasaki7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Nagasaki and its harbour from Mount Inasa

For centuries Japan’s one window on the world, through the Dutch at Dejima, and now a city of peace: the Atomic Bomb Museum and Peace Park, Glover Garden and the Chinatown.

5Thu 11 NovAt sea—
6Fri 12 NovKeelung9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Keelung harbour lit up at night

Taiwan’s northern port, known for its night market, and the gateway to Taipei, the old gold-mining town of Jiufen and the rock formations of Yehliu.

7Sat 13 NovAt sea—
8Sun 14 NovHong KongArrives 7:00 am, overnight
The Hong Kong skyline from Victoria Peak at dusk

Skyscrapers between the mountains and Victoria Harbour: the Star Ferry, the tram up the Peak, dim sum, temples and street markets in Kowloon.

9Mon 15 NovHong KongDeparts 7:00 pm
The Hong Kong skyline from Victoria Peak at dusk

Skyscrapers between the mountains and Victoria Harbour: the Star Ferry, the tram up the Peak, dim sum, temples and street markets in Kowloon.

10Tue 16 NovAt sea—
11Wed 17 NovAt sea—
12Thu 18 NovHo Chi Minh CityArrives 1:00 pm, overnight
The Saigon skyline on the river at dusk

Vietnam’s biggest city, still Saigon to many: French colonial buildings, the Ben Thanh market, the War Remnants Museum and street food at every corner. Ships come up the Saigon River.

13Fri 19 NovHo Chi Minh Cityovernight
The Saigon skyline on the river at dusk

Vietnam’s biggest city, still Saigon to many: French colonial buildings, the Ben Thanh market, the War Remnants Museum and street food at every corner. Ships come up the Saigon River.

14Sat 20 NovHo Chi Minh CityDeparts 12:00 pm
The Saigon skyline on the river at dusk

Vietnam’s biggest city, still Saigon to many: French colonial buildings, the Ben Thanh market, the War Remnants Museum and street food at every corner. Ships come up the Saigon River.

15Sun 21 NovAt sea—
16Mon 22 NovSingaporeArrives 7:00 am
Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline at dusk

Stay a few nights if you can: Gardens by the Bay, the hawker centres, Little India and Chinatown, and a drink high above Marina Bay.

17Tue 23 NovAt sea—
18Wed 24 NovAt sea—
19Thu 25 NovBenoaArrives 8:00 am, overnight
Rice terraces in the hills of Bali

Benoa is Bali’s main cruise port, on the south coast near Denpasar. Ubud’s rice terraces and temples, Uluwatu’s clifftop temple and the beaches at Jimbaran and Seminyak are all within reach.

20Fri 26 NovBenoaDeparts 2:00 pm
Rice terraces in the hills of Bali

Benoa is Bali’s main cruise port, on the south coast near Denpasar. Ubud’s rice terraces and temples, Uluwatu’s clifftop temple and the beaches at Jimbaran and Seminyak are all within reach.

21Sat 27 NovAt sea—
22Sun 28 NovAt sea—
23Mon 29 NovAt sea—
24Tue 30 NovFremantleArrives 12:00 pm, overnight
Fremantle's coastline and harbour from the air

The ship berths in Fremantle, whose Victorian port streets, markets and cafes are a walk from the terminal. Kings Park in Perth is about half an hour away by train, and Rottnest Island and its quokkas are a ferry ride offshore.

25Wed 1 DecFremantleDeparts 7:00 pm
Fremantle's coastline and harbour from the air

The ship berths in Fremantle, whose Victorian port streets, markets and cafes are a walk from the terminal. Kings Park in Perth is about half an hour away by train, and Rottnest Island and its quokkas are a ferry ride offshore.

26Thu 2 DecBusselton8:00 am – 6:00 pm
The long Busselton Jetty over the bay

The 1.8 kilometre Busselton Jetty and its underwater observatory, and the vineyards of Margaret River half an hour away.

27Fri 3 DecAt sea—
28Sat 4 DecAlbany8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Elephant Rocks on the coast near Albany

Western Australia’s oldest town, on King George Sound: the National Anzac Centre, the old whaling station, and the granite coast of Torndirrup National Park.

29Sun 5 DecAt sea—
30Mon 6 DecAt sea—
31Tue 7 DecPort Lincoln8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Dunes and bays on the Eyre Peninsula near Port Lincoln

The seafood capital of Australia, on the Eyre Peninsula: tuna and oysters straight off the boats, swimming with sea lions, and the coastline of Lincoln National Park.

32Wed 8 DecAdelaide7:00 am – 4:00 pm
St Peter's Cathedral and parkland in Adelaide

A wine day for many: the Barossa, McLaren Vale and the Adelaide Hills are all within reach. In town, the Central Market, the galleries on North Terrace and the beach at Glenelg are easy.

33Thu 9 DecAt sea—
34Fri 10 DecMelbourneArrives 6:00 am
Melbourne skyline across the Yarra River

Ships berth at Station Pier in Port Melbourne, a short tram ride from the city. Laneway cafes, the galleries along the Yarra and the Queen Victoria Market are the easy picks.

All times are local and subject to change. Ports and tender operations depend on weather and operational conditions. Fares are per guest, double occupancy, in Australian dollars with taxes and fees included, as listed by Silversea on 2 November at 7:24am.

Tokyo
Tokyo
Kagoshima
Kagoshima
Nagasaki
Nagasaki
Keelung
Keelung
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City
Singapore
Singapore
Benoa
Benoa

Ship highlights

Everything below is on board Silver Moon. Anything marked Included carries no extra cost.

Dining

Bars, lounges and spaces

Cabins on Silver Moon

Fares are per person, twin share, taxes and fees included, as listed by Silversea on 2 November at 7:24am. Cabin types sell out between checks, so we confirm yours before you pay.

Vista Suite cabin on Silver Moon

Vista Suite

  • 31 sq m
  • Large bathroom and walk-in wardrobe
  • Picture window

A$23,300 pp A$706/day

Panorama Suite cabin on Silver Moon

Panorama Suite

  • 31 sq m
  • Large bathroom and walk-in wardrobe
  • Panoramic window

A$24,250 pp A$735/day

Classic Veranda Suite cabin on Silver Moon

Classic Veranda Suite

  • 36 sq m, veranda 6 sq m
  • Large bathroom and walk-in wardrobe
  • Preferred forward location

A$25,750 pp A$780/day

Superior Veranda Suite cabin on Silver Moon

Superior Veranda Suite

  • 36 sq m, veranda 6 sq m
  • Large bathroom and walk-in wardrobe
  • Preferred forward location

A$26,800 pp A$812/day

Deluxe Veranda Suite cabin on Silver Moon

Deluxe Veranda Suite

  • 36 sq m, veranda 6 sq m
  • Large bathroom and walk-in wardrobe
  • Preferred mid-ship location

A$28,050 pp A$850/day

Silver Suite cabin on Silver Moon

Silver Suite

  • 73 to 104 sq m, veranda 12 sq m
  • Separate bedroom and living area
  • Preferred mid-ship to forward location

A$43,500 pp A$1,318/day

Royal Suite cabin on Silver Moon

Royal Suite

  • 105 to 142 sq m, veranda 12 to 18 sq m
  • Expansive dining room and living area
  • Corner suite with stunning 270 views

Sold out on this sailing

Grand Suite cabin on Silver Moon

Grand Suite

  • 146 to 174 sq m, veranda 44 to 50 sq m
  • Expansive dining room and living area
  • Corner suite with stunning 270 views

A$61,350 pp A$1,859/day

Owner’s Suite cabin on Silver Moon

Owner’s Suite

  • 98 to 119 sq m, veranda 12 sq m
  • Expansive dining room and living area
  • Preferred mid-ship location

A$66,050 pp A$2,002/day

What’s included in your fare

Silversea fares are all-inclusive on board: a butler in every suite, all the dining, drinks throughout the ship, gratuities and Wi-Fi. Shore excursions depend on the fare you pick.

  • A butler, whichever suite you book
  • All dining on board, plus 24 hour in-suite dining
  • Wines, champagnes, spirits, soft drinks, tea and coffee throughout the ship
  • Onboard gratuities
  • Basic Wi-Fi
  • Onboard entertainment
  • On the All-Inclusive Plus fare, a shore excursion credit
  • On expedition voyages, the charter flights, hotel and expedition gear when they are needed

Available at an additional cost

  • Shore excursions on the standard fare
  • Spa and salon treatments
  • Premium wines, spirits and select dining
  • Faster internet, laundry and the casino
  • Flights, transfers and hotels on the classic voyages

Fares sold in Australia are All-Inclusive Plus, All-Inclusive and Last-Minute. Neither classic fare includes flights.

Your questions, answered

Is this a one-way cruise?

Yes. Silver Moon leaves Tokyo on 7 November 2027 and arrives in Melbourne on 10 December 2027: 33 nights, 34 days. Flights are not included, so you book your own.

How many sea days and ports are there?

15 days at sea and 12 ports of call between Tokyo and Melbourne: Kagoshima, Nagasaki, Keelung, Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh City, Singapore, Benoa, Fremantle, Busselton, Albany, Port Lincoln and Adelaide.

How much does this cruise cost?

From A$23,300 per person, twin share, in a Vista Suite, about A$706 a day, with taxes and fees included. 8 cabin types are open, up to A$66,050 per person. Fares are as listed by Silversea and change often, so we confirm yours before you pay.

What is included in the fare?

A butler, whichever suite you book. All dining on board, plus 24 hour in-suite dining. Wines, champagnes, spirits, soft drinks, tea and coffee throughout the ship. Onboard gratuities. Basic Wi-Fi. Onboard entertainment. On the All-Inclusive Plus fare, a shore excursion credit. On expedition voyages, the charter flights, hotel and expedition gear when they are needed. At extra cost: Shore excursions on the standard fare; Spa and salon treatments; Premium wines, spirits and select dining; Faster internet, laundry and the casino; Flights, transfers and hotels on the classic voyages.

How do I book?

Send the enquiry form on this page or call 1300 214 840. We are an Australian cruise agency: you get Silversea’s fare in Australian dollars and one specialist from quote to boarding.

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