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Genting Dream 3N Cruise

Genting dream 3-nights kuala lumpur (port klang) – penang cruise (halal/muslim-friendly).

Come onboard Resorts World Cruises (an 18-deck Genting Dream cruise ship!), and pick from a combination of destinations you love!

Here you’ll find everything from world-class entertainment to spas, boutiques, and bespoke experiences – delivered with heartfelt Asian hospitality. You’ll enjoy your favourite foods from around Asia, plus the best of international cuisine. All are handpicked to inspire the greatest travel experience of your life.

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Sailing Available: Sun 3N

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World-class entertainment onboard

Buffet-style Halal-certified meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Muslim-friendly facilities  

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Terms & conditions apply. Fare shown excludes gratuity fees and port charges. Subject to availability.

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• Gratuities (applicable to 2 yrs and above): $22 per person per night for Interior to Balcony ; $26 per person per night for  Palace Suite onwards

Eligibility

• Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount

Important Information to note

• With effect from 9 Nov 2022, guests embarking on the Genting Dream from Singapore will no longer be required to undergo any pre-cruise verification process of their vaccination status for COVID-19. This is in line with the Multi-Ministry Task Force guidelines in lifting all Vaccination-Differentiated Safe (VDS) management measures in Singapore.
• However, kindly note guests above the age of 12 (13 years and older) embarking from Port Klang will still be required to present their fully vaccinated status at the Port Klang Cruise Terminal (PKCT) to be eligible to cruise. Resorts World Cruises will continue to work closely with the relevant authorities across the region to adhere to all prevailing national safe management measures to continue to safeguard and provide peace of mind for our guests and crew
• International travellers entering Singapore or Malaysia will have to fulfil the mandatory Border & Health Control Measures in Response to COVID-19 as implemented by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority to be eligible to cruise.
• In line with Singapore’s Multi-Ministry Taskforce’s announcement on 24 August recently, kindly be informed with effect from 29 August 2022, guests embarking on the Genting Dream from either homeport in Singapore or Port Klang (Malaysia) will no longer be required to undergo a pre cruise Antigen Rapid Test (ART) for COVID-19.
• In addition to the announcement, mask-wearing at indoor venues on board the ship will no longer be required as per the Singapore ministry’s latest guidelines.
• Children aged 6 months or less at the commencement of the Cruise will be refused permission to board the Vessel and the Carrier shall have no liability whatsoever for any consequences of such refusal. Certain Cruises also have prohibitions on children aged 12 months or less. Guest should check with the Carrier before booking.
• Each stateroom must have at least one passenger who is age 18+
• All passports must have at least 6 months validity till the end of the cruise date.
• Passengers are responsible for ensuring that all travel documents and visas are in order before departure from their home country
• Resorts World Cruises will not accept passengers who have entered their 24th week of pregnancy by the beginning of or at any time during their cruise vacation
• Resorts World Cruises reserves the right to cancel or substitute any scheduled port of call/itinerary/price/program at any time without prior notice
• Please refer to RWC’s FAQ for more information: https://rwcruises.com/faq

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4D3N PORT KLANG - PENANG - SINGAPORE - PORT KLANG (MON)

• Jun 2023 - April 2023

Resorts World Cruises is a newly established luxury and dynamic lifestyle cruise brand that is rich in Asian heritage, offering a personalized cruising lifestyle with diverse international experiences. Resorts World Cruises – ‘Resorts Cruising At Sea’ aims to redefine the cruising experience altogether by providing exciting and unique offerings, a variety of accommodations, including the world-class luxury accommodation, “The Palace” – a luxury ship-within-a ship private enclave with butler and its own service exclusive restaurant, sundeck, gym, spa and other facilities.

You feel the sea breeze and smell the ocean. You cross from marina to ship. And from berth to bliss. Welcome aboard Genting Dream , your ticket to an experience of a lifetime. Whether you’re down for entertainment and nightlife, a foodie in search of terrific meals or a fitness and spa enthusiast who needs a break from the mundane. we have the perfect experience lined up for you.

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• Accommodation on board
• Breakfast, lunch & dinner at a designated restaurant
• All shows on board unless otherwise stated
• Access to beautifully designed leisure facilities
• FREE Basic Travel Insurance
• Port Charges [Rm235 Per Pax]
• Onboard Gratuities (applicable to 2 yrs and above): SGD21 per person per night for Interior to Balcony; SGD26 per person per night for Palace Suite onwards *Guest Pay Onboard
• Cost of Antigen Rapid Test per person from Clinics/Hospital.
• Travel Document & Visa Fee, Shore Excursions and Other Incidental charges
• 3rd / 4th Person: 50 % of 1st Person [ Triple/Quad Cabin is limited and subject to cabin availability. Please always refer to our cruise team for system accuracy/real time availability. ]
• Infant Fare: Below 24 mths ~ 25% of the Twin Share Fare (applicable after 2 full paying paxs)

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Booking Restriction Important Information to Note

• Port Charges Excluded [Rm235 Per Pax]
• Booking process will only begin after documents IC/Passport is provided no confirmation beforehand.
• Price listed are Per Pax minimum 2 pax required
• Each stateroom must have at least one passenger who is age 18+
• Resorts World Cruises requires all guests above the age of 12 to be fully vaccinated. Vaccinated Guests must have received the appropriate regimen of World Health Organization Emergency Use Listing (WHO EUL) COVID-19 vaccines including their respective duration post-vaccination for the vaccine to be fully effective and boosters for eligible individuals. Overseas traveler can refer to for the national requirements.
• In line with Singapore’s Multi-Ministry Taskforce’s announcement on 24 August recently, kindly be informed with effect from 29 August 2022, guests embarking on the Genting Dream from either homeport in Singapore or Port Klang (Malaysia) will no longer be required to undergo a pre cruise Antigen Rapid Test (ART) for COVID-19.
• Age of Infant: 6 months to less than 2 years old. Infants must be at least 6 months old on date of sailing to be allowed to board. (Infant Fare 25% of the Twin Share Fare).
• All passports must have at least 6 months validity from the date of sailing.
• Passengers are responsible to ensure that all travel documents and visas are in order prior to departure from their home country.
• Resorts World Cruises will not accept passengers who have entered their 24th week of pregnancy by the beginning of, or at any time during their cruise vacation.
• Resorts World Cruises reserves the right to cancel or substitute any scheduled port of call/itinerary/price/programme at any time during their cruise vacation.
• All price and room is subject to availability & pricing upon booking.

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Cancellation with penalty charges may apply, please refer to Booking Terms & Conditions

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Guest must visit www.rwcruises.com under Manage My Cruise section for mandatory Online Check In, The Online check-in for the cruise will be available 72 hours prior to sailing and closes 24 hours before sailing. Guest must ensure correct contact details are inserted during Online Check-in as per the Singapore government’s requirement .

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How Much is a ROYAL CARIBBEAN SINGAPORE Cruise? How to Book? + Other Frequently Asked Questions

For many of us, the idea of going on a cruise doesn’t usually cross our minds. If and when it does, it’s something we normally wouldn’t entertain. No surprises there, really. Cruising is one of those travel styles that often come with a lot of misconceptions .

When we asked our friends what they initially thought of cruises before they learned what it was actually like, most of them said the same thing — that it’s a luxurious trip for extremely wealthy retirees who only eat, drink and party on board. So yes, no thanks to how it’s often depicted in films, we think of cruises as something that’s way out of our reach.

But over the past several years, cruising has become more accessible. While no Philippine city is currently a home port to any major cruise ship, our neighbor Singapore is! Royal Caribbean’s Spectrum of the Seas , Asia’s largest cruise ship, is calling Singapore home until 2024, giving Southeast Asian travelers an opportunity to explore our home region in style. SG’s central location means easy access to neighboring ASEAN destinations. Depending on your travel dates, the ship may make a stop in Port Klang (gateway to Kuala Lumpur), Penang, Phuket, and more.

If you’ve always been curious about going on a cruise, but you’re not sure if it’s something for you, it’s your lucky day! We were recently invited by Royal Caribbean to board and explore the Spectrum of the Seas as it sailed to Malaysia. In this article, we’ll answer some of your burning questions about cruising from Singapore!

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Is a Royal Caribbean cruise expensive?

Not really. Not always. It can be expensive but it can be affordable, too.

The price of the cruise depends on many things: destination, travel dates, number of nights, number of guests, and the accommodation type. Hence, the rates vary greatly.

Let’s talk about travel dates first. If you do a quick search, you’ll find several cruises with the same itinerary (same number of nights and stops) but each sailing’s price is different. It’s very much like booking a flight. But you can easily find budget-friendly dates! Here’s a quick scan I did just now:

As you can see, it’s entirely possible to find affordable sailings, especially if you book in advance. Royal Caribbean has just recently opened their 2023-2024 seasons, so if you search now, there’s a big chance you’ll find reasonable prices.

On the other hand, November, December and January tend to have the steepest rates because they’re around major holidays — Christmas, New Year, and Chinese New Year! You’ll also notice the big difference between room types.

Speaking of room types, the most affordable cabin is the Interior state room . And if you’re able to book a cheaper date, you’ll find that the price of a cruise isn’t too far away from the cost of a typical land tour in Singapore. I’ll break it down and explain further in the next section.

How much is a Royal Caribbean cruise from Singapore?

The rates vary depending on a number of factors, as mentioned. But here’s an example of an affordable find:

A 3-night cruise that makes a stop in Penang can cost as low as SGD 767.52 (PHP 30,700) for 2 persons (interior room) for an August 2023 sailing. That’s SGD 383.75 (PHP 15,350) per person . This can go even lower if you’re traveling with seniors, who are eligible for a substantial discount.

I think that’s a fantastic deal considering that it’s inclusive of the following:

• 3-night accommodations (interior)
• UNLIMITED meals
• entertainment (theatre, movies, etc.)
• access to amenities (pools, some attractions)
• stop in Malaysia (tour not included)
• gratuities / tips
• taxes and fees

In comparison, here’s what 2 travelers would probably spend on a typical DIY land tour in Singapore:

• SGD 370 (P15,000) – Hotel (3 nights at a typical budget hotel at P5000/night)
• SGD 200 (P8000) – Food (4 days at SGD 25/person/day)
• SGD 200 (P8000) – Attractions & incidentals (SGD100 budget/person)
• SGD 50 (P2000) – Transportation (SG Tourist pass SGD25/person)
• TOTAL: SGD 820 (P33,200) or SGD 410 (P16,600)

Of course, depending on your travel preferences, your actual costs may be higher or lower than this, but for me, if I’m staying at a proper hotel, this is what I usually spend on a 4D3N Singapore trip.

But as you can see, the difference in expenses isn’t that much. The cruise cost is even lower, and it would also allow you to visit another country!

So for me, if you’re able to snag a good deal, going on a cruise is pretty much like your typical SG trip budget-wise.

Do children and seniors get a discount?

YES, most of the time! Senior guests (55 years old and above) can get a 10% discount off the cruise fare. This is equivalent to around SGD 80 – 120 per room, depending on cabin type.

Royal Caribbean also has several KIDS SAIL FREE promos, which could reduce the cruise fare for 3rd or 4th guests who are 12 years old or below, staying in the same room as the primary guests.

However, these promos are not available year-round and may not apply to certain dates. These discounts also cover the CRUISE FARE only. Taxes and other fees still need to be settled by the guests.

How to book a Royal Caribbean cruise?

For the Philippine market, the most ideal option is via www.cruising.com.ph , managed by the official Royal Caribbean representatives in the country.

What’s great about booking on the official Philippine website is, you automatically get customer service and assistance in case you make a mistake, you wish to change something, or you want to extend payments. Most importantly, you have someone to call and assist you in case of emergency. Having easy access to customer support here in the Philippines is super valuable for two reasons:

• The travel scene can still be unpredictable these days. Travel requirements and border policies change frequently and quickly. It’s nice to have someone you could turn to in case of urgent matters.
• Booking and going on a cruise is a little bit complicated. Or at least, more complicated than the usual land tours. There are a lot of moving parts that you need to watch — flight schedules, cruise timings, travel requirements, check-in and boarding processes, activity and dining reservations, shore excursions, etc. Having someone to keep you updated can ensure you have a hassle-free journey.

If you book on the international website, you’re basically on your own (DIY) and should you need further assistance, you need to call their customer service in the United States (US). This happened to my aunt. She mistakenly booked a cabin on a deck and section of the ship that is different and so far away from her companions. She wanted to change rooms, but because she booked via the international website, she had to call the US number.

And if you use our promo code — WORTHIT — you’ll get an additional 5% DISCOUNT on the cruise fare! You can use this on top of any existing promos or discounts.

So it’s best to book at www.cruising.com.ph !

What are the cabin types available?

The Spectrum of the Seas has four major state room categories. But under each category, not all rooms are created equal. They have different configurations and sizes. But here’s what a quick description of a typical cabin under each category and what sets them apart from each other, sorted from cheapest to most expensive.

• Interior Room. No windows. Usually 166 square feet. Some interior rooms have a virtual balcony, which is basically a screen showing some footage of the sea.
• Ocean View Room. Bigger, usually 182 square feet, and with a large window.
• Balcony Ocean View Room. Or simply “balcony rooms”. More spacious, usually 198 square feet. The glass wall facing the sea also makes it look bigger. With a spacious balcony. – You’ll also find rooms tagged “ Obstructed Ocean View Balcony “, which refers to those rooms that have a balcony but the view is partially blocked by something. For example, Deck 6 is where the smaller boats are placed, obstructing the view of many of the rooms here. Because of this, obstructed balcony rooms are often cheaper than non-balcony ocean view rooms.
• Suites. The largest, most luxurious, and most expensive accommodations. They come with a lot of perks, too. Some amenities are open only to suite guests. Here are the different suite types sorted by size and price. – Silver junior suite – Grand suite (1-bedroom) – Owner’s suite – Grand loft suite – Ultimate family suite (a two-level suite that has an indoor slide, an entertainment room, and three bedrooms, good for 11 pax)

Most staterooms (not including suites) can accommodate up to four (4) guests. (I say “most” because some Interior rooms can only host 2-3 pax.) That said, cramping four people in a room doesn’t necessarily give the best value for money. The price difference between booking 2 rooms with 2 guests each and booking 1 room with 4 guests isn’t much.

That’s not surprising given that when you book a cruise, you’re not just paying for a room but also access to endless array of food and amenities. In most instances, pricing is pretty much per person, not per room.

Note that a minor always has to share a room with an adult. You cannot book a stateroom for an unaccompanied minor.

Which stateroom is the most ideal?

That depends on your personal preferences and budget.

Anything with a view of the ocean — balcony or no balcony — is always a good choice. It gives you some space to breathe. It’s also great if you’re the type who likes admiring the view of the ocean or waking up to a bit of sunshine. If you like taking photographs, the balcony also provides a fantastic vantage point especially when the ship is docked at a port of call. And a window is useful when checking the weather quickly, especially on days that you intend to disembark for a shore excursion.

But if budget is a little tight, an interior stateroom isn’t bad at all. I have tried it before and I didn’t mind that there was no view because I was always outside exploring the other decks anyway. On our most recent cruise, we were assigned a balcony room, but to be completely honest, I didn’t really use it that much other than a couple of occasions when I wanted to take a photo of Penang’s and Singapore’s coasts.

This is probably why I think the obstructed ocean view balcony room can give me the most bang for my buck. I have never really tried it, but I’m guessing since I don’t really mind the view, it can still give me the space of a balcony room at the price of a regular ocean view room. If I would cruise again, this is probably what I would book if the price is much lower.

If you’re interested in an obstructed ocean view room, it might help to know how much of the view is blocked. It’s not visible on the international website, but it is clearly indicated on cruising.com.ph , allowing you to choose the room with the least obstruction at the same price. Here’s a sample:

Needless to say, if you’re going for an obstructed ocean view room, pick one with the least view blockage.

Are meals included?

YES. Each booking comes with access to six (6) complimentary dining options:

• Main Dining Room , a proper restaurant
• Windjammer Marketplace , buffet-style
• Splashaway Café
• Sorrento’s – Authentic New York Pizzeria
• The Café @Two70®
• SeaPlex Dog House , a “food truck” serving tasty hot dogs!

Dining at any of the above is FREE of charge , and you can have as much food as you like. When I like a particular dish, I order another serving. Even at the Main Dining Room, if I like two main dishes, I order both. It’s okay and it’s allowed. You can even ask for items that are not on the current menu. I always order a cheese platter even if it’s not on the menu (LOL).

Because of the sheer diversity of the cuisines that are available for FREE, it is entirely possible to complete the trip without spending anything more on food.

But if you want to splurge a little, aside from these complimentary food spots, you’ll also find specialty restaurants that incur additional charges, including:

• Chops Grille , steakhouse
• Teppanyaki , Japanese food prepared and served by entertaining chefs
• Jamie’s Italian by Jamie Oliver
• Wonderland , creative and innovative Alice-in-Wonderland-themed dining
• La Patisserie , pastries and desserts
• Chef’s Table
• Sichuan Red
• The Hot Pot
• Leaf & Bean cafe

Room service is also available but a US$7.95 service charge + 18% gratuity applies per stateroom order except for continental breakfast.

What are the attractions on board?

So I asked some of my friends who never considered cruising before: What do you think are in store for you on board? Unsurprisingly, most of them said “eat, drink, and party.” But nothing much other than that. I say “unsurprisingly” because years ago, I thought the same, too! When I was younger, the only mental images of cruising to me were painted by the movies I saw wherein rich retirees just socialize at cocktail parties. LOL.

But the truth is, boarding a cruise ship is like stepping into another world. There’s just a globe of things to do on board! Competition among cruise lines is intense, so every one is continuously one-upping the others by offering a lot of features, depending on the target market. Royal Caribbean, for example, has been filling their new ships to the brim with fun and exciting amenities. As one of their largest ships, the Spectrum of the Seas has more than its share of thrilling attractions and lifestyle spaces.

Here are some of them:

• RipCord by iFly , simulated skydiving experience (with extra cost)
• FlowRider , simulated surfing activity (FREE, but instructor fees apply if you need one)
• Skypad , bungee trampoline with virtual reality headset (FREE)
• Rock climbing wall (FREE)
• Royal Theatre , where musical and other entertaining performances are regularly staged (most shows are FREE)
• SeaPlex , a sports complex where you can ride bumper cars; play tennis, pingpong and basketball; try archery; and more! (FREE)
• North Star , a glass-enclosed observation pod and capsule ride that allows a 360-degree view (with extra cost)
• Swimming pools and whirlpools (FREE)
• Music hall , with band performances every night (FREE)
• Star Moment , karaoke! (FREE)
• Spas and gym (FREE)
• Video game arcade

We were able to try almost everything on the list and we really had a lot of fun! We were at the Music Hall every night and would spend our high-seas day trying most of the rides and attractions.

And oh, don’t forget to catch at least one of the awesome shows at the Royal Theatre and the Two70 !

Are there attractions for children/toddlers?

YES. Children have their own swimming area, complete with water slides.

The SeaPlex, a sports complex, composed of game rooms and a lot of kid-friendly attractions like an arcade, video game rooms, archery room, bumper cars, and claw machines.

Some of the shows at the Royal Theatre are also wholesome, which kids can enjoy.

The Spectrum of the Seas also has a so-called Adventure Ocean program, which is basically a youth club or day care, where children ages 3 to 11 can play with other kids. Parents can drop off their kids here.

Is it senior-friendly?

YES, of course. There’s a reason why most people (mistakenly) assume it’s only for retirees and pensioners — when it comes to travel styles, cruising is a favorite among the elderly!

While the ship is gigantic, it is quite easy to explore. It has at least 16 guest elevators: 10 between the aft (back end) and midship, and another 6 towards the forward section. From here, most key attractions on board are easily accessible.

For guests with mobility issues, cabins near the elevators can be requested. Some rooms are also especially designed for PWD guests.

Cruising in general is popular among senior travelers because of the sheer convenience. Guests are well taken care of. For example, you never have to carry your luggage. Once you check it, the staff will deliver it to your room. And on the last night, you can leave it in the hallway again for the staff to pick it up. The next time you’ll see it again is once you disembark.

On top of all these, everything you need is on board. You may choose not to explore the stops or ports of call at all and still have a grand time.

What are the usual destinations?

The journey always starts and ends in Singapore. But the usual stops, called ports of call , depend on the number nights.

• 3 nights: Penang
• 4 nights: Port Klang/Kuala Lumpur and Penang, OR Penang and Phuket
• 5 nights: Port Klang/Kuala Lumpur, Penang, AND Phuket

The arrival and departure times vary, but you’ll usually get just a day or half-day at each stop.

The last full day onboard is usually spent at high seas, so you’ll be on the ship the entire time.

How to explore each port of call?

You have the option to book a guided tour from Royal Caribbean called SHOREX (Shore Excursion) or you can explore the destination on your own.

The beauty of joining a shorex is they will be taking care of everything for you, including the transfers to and from the port, but it usually comes with a rigid itinerary.

If you want more freedom and flexibility, you can explore independently. But just make sure that you’ll be back to the ship before the set time. You can see the arrival and departure times on the Royal Caribbean app.

Penang and Phuket are quite easy to explore because the pier isn’t too far away from the main points of interest or city center. But Port Klang is tricky because it’s roughly 1.5 to 2 hours from Kuala Lumpur, depending on traffic conditions. This means, you’ll be spending at least 3 hours on the road.

Important! You have to be fully vaccinated to explore ports of call.

Is airfare to Singapore included?

No, it’s not included in the published rates.

Some travel agencies can offer fly-and-cruise packages, but if you’re doing it on your own, you’ll have to book the flight separately.

If budget is an issue, try to search for a week that can give you lower rates for BOTH the cruise AND flights. I know it’s easier said than done, but it is possible. I am able to find some dates that do match, especially when airlines have seat sales.

Airfare is more erratic, so that’s what I usually check first. Don’t book flights yet, just scan. Then, when you find cheap flights to Singapore, search for an affordable cruise. When you find one that matches your flight dates, book the flight and the cruise immediately. Please mind your timings. Take note of the departure and arrival times before finalizing your flight reservation.

Try to be in Singapore at least a day before the start of sailing. We don’t recommend booking a flight on the same day of boarding because a delay on your flight can easily mess up your trip. The ship won’t wait for you.

How much budget should I prepare for a Royal Caribbean cruise from Singapore?

Again, that depends on a lot of factors especially the room type and travel dates. But let’s say that you’re interested in the cheapest possible option — interior stateroom on a sailing scheduled in an off month a year away. Supposing you’re a couple flying from Manila, here’s how much you are most likely to spend per person:

• P10,000 – roundtrip Manila-Singapore flight
• P1620 – Philippine travel tax
• P2500 – 1 night at a hotel in Singapore (P5000/night divided by 2 pax)
• P15,350 – Cruise (inclusive of meals)
• P5,000 – transportation and incidental expenses
• P34,470 – TOTAL

Let’s round it off to a clean P35,000 .

This is the minimum you can expect to spend. But it’s always wise to add some allowance for other possible expenses. You might find yourself wanting a drink, buy a souvenir, try a specialty restaurant or visit an attraction in your free time in Singapore. Having a wiggle room would allow you to enjoy more!

Of course, if you fail to find flights and sailings at these prices, you’ll end up with a higher total cost, so plan your trip well.

If I test positive for COVID-19 before my cruise schedule, can I rebook? What are my options?

For cruises departing on or before 30 April 2023: If you or any of your traveling party tests positive for COVID-19 within 10 days before your sailing date or at the boarding terminal, 100% of the cruise fare will be refunded.

(As of August 30, 2022)

Is it worth it?

Okay, before anything else, full disclosure: My most recent cruise was sponsored by Royal Caribbean, so I may have biases. But in my honest opinion, sponsored or not, a SPECTRUM OF THE SEAS cruise is worth it! Especially if you’re able to snag promos and low prices!

It’s a travel experience that I could recommend in a heartbeat for families, friends, and couples celebrating a special occasion. When I was on board, I kept thinking about how much my sister and my senior mother would love the experience.

I absolutely enjoyed my stay that I’m already planning to do it again, this time with family. (And yes, I will be shouldering all my expenses this time!)

Where to book?

Book at www.cruising.com.ph , the official website of Royal Caribbean Philippines, managed by Arpan Air, the official representatives of Royal Caribbean in the Philippines.

You can get extra 5% DISCOUNT when you use this promo code:.

By booking on this site, you can get easier access to customer support, which is extremely valuable in case you’ll have to make a change to your booking or you need further help.

And by using this code, you’ll also help us maintain this website because we’ll get a little something at NO EXTRA COST to you. So if this article or this blog in general is able to help you, use this promo code to show your support. Thank you so much!

Updates Log

2022/9/4 – First uploaded

Disc.: Our August cruise was upon the invitation of Royal Caribbean Philippines. But for our recent February cruise, we paid for everything on our own.

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About Cruising to Penang

Penang, a 111-square-mile island off the west coast of Malaysia, gets its name from the betel nut tree, called " pinang " in Malaysian. While some residents still chew betel nuts, you'll probably be more interested in sinking your teeth into the astonishing variety of foods available in this culinary capital. Add in the historic architecture that boosted port city George Town onto UNESCO's World Heritage list, plus the rich blend of cultures, and Penang makes for a rewarding destination.

Located at the northern entry to the Strait of Malacca, the island was used for centuries as a safe harbor for traders from China, India, Arabia and Europe. British Captain Francis Light arranged to have Penang ceded by the Sultan of Kedah to the British East India Company in 1786 in return for promised military protection. With the construction of Fort Cornwallis and the founding of George Town (named after King George III), Penang became Britain's first stronghold in Southeast Asia. Trade flourished -- including rubber, tin and opium -- and attracted fortune-seekers from around the world. The island was captured by the Japanese in World War II and became part of the independent state of Malaysia in 1957.

Today, the population of the state of Penang (which, in addition to the island, also includes a slice of the mainland) totals about 1.75 million; George Town's population is about 738,000, primarily ethnic Chinese, followed by Malays and Indians. The Peranakans, also known as Straits-born Chinese, represent a distinct subculture. In the past, Chinese traders married Malay women, and the blending of the cultures created hybrid customs, foods and dress.

Penang's melting pot of cultures contributes to its fascinating food scene, as well as to its many places of worship, including Hindu temples, Muslim mosques and colonial-era Christian churches. Now, UNESCO recognition has brought a new influx of tourists. George Town's crumbling " shophouses " are being rehabbed into boutique hotels, while outside the city, shopping malls and luxury housing have sprung up along beaches.

The cruise season is fairly well timed to coincide with Penang's drier months of January and February. The equatorial climate keeps it hot year-round (74 to 90 degrees) with fierce sun, so plan accordingly when heading ashore. Look for Penang in our Malaysia cruise itinerary .

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It's worth braving the heat to explore and taste some truly great food

Ships dock at Swettenham Pier Cruise Terminal, located on the northeast tip of George Town, within walking distance of many attractions. The building opened in 2009 and can handle the largest ships; unfortunately, it features little that's of interest for travelers, aside from restrooms and Wi-Fi. Maps of George Town and surrounding areas are available near the terminal exit, where a flurry of persistent taxi drivers wave brochures.

Central George Town, with its UNESCO World Heritage area, museums, covered market, street food vendors and ethnic neighborhoods, is within walking distance of the pier. But if you don't want to hoof it in the heat, hopping aboard a trishaw is also an option.

Good to Know?

Traffic moves on the left side of the street, British-style. Be very cautious, and look to the right when crossing the street.

George Town is generally quite safe, but petty crimes like purse-snatching and pickpocketing sometimes occur. Just use caution in crowds, and carry your purse on the side of your body that is away from the street.

Take precautions to protect yourself from sun and heat, which can be exhausting. Sunblock and a hat or an umbrella are essential. Take frequent breaks if you're walking, cool off in an air-conditioned shop now and then, and drink plenty of fluids.

The water in Penang is safe to drink, and hygiene among street food vendors is of a higher standard than most places in Asia. We dined on a variety of street foods with no problem.

Getting Around?

On Foot: George Town is flat, and most streets have sidewalks -- though they may be obstructed by shop merchandise. The older parts of town have arcaded buildings that shadow the sidewalks (called gor kha lor or "5-foot ways"), but sidewalk height can go up or down, with a step or two, from building to building. If you decide to walk, there's something of interest hiding in nearly every little alley.

By Taxi: Taxis are plentiful and relatively inexpensive. If you like to tour independently and want to see attractions outside George Town, you might choose to negotiate a ride for the day. Drivers are supposed to use the meter but often refuse or say it's broken. In that case, settle on a fixed fee before you get in and they step on the gas. GrabTaxi is a local taxi-calling app you can use if you have cellphone service.

By Trishaw: A few of these human-powered taxis still ply George Town, and the same rule goes as for them as for taxis -- negotiate. You'll get the best deal if you hire one for an hour or longer.

By Bus: Rapid Penang operates many buses in George Town and around the island. The company has a handy guide on its website listing points of interest and which bus to take to get there. Rapid Penang also operates the free CAT (Central Area Transit) Bus, a shuttle that runs within George Town, serving local attractions. Buses operate every 15 minutes, from 6 a.m. to 11:45 p.m.; look for Rapid Penang buses with a "Free CAT Bus" sign.

By Hop-On Hop-Off Bus: These tourist buses cover two different routes -- City (every 20 to 30 minutes, with a stop at the cruise terminal) and Beach (every hour and 15 minutes); both run from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. You can buy a 24-hour or 48-hour pass.

By Bike: George Town has a bike-share program called Link Bike . Sign up in advance, and you can get a day pass for a very reasonable rate. (Day passes let you ride for free in 30-minute increments throughout the day, with charges only if one biking session stretches beyond the allotted half-hour.) There are bike stations within a couple of blocks of the port. You'll need a smartphone and cell service to be able to operate the system.

Currency & Best Way to Get Money?

Currency in Penang is the Malaysian ringgit. Visit www.xe.com for current rates. There are no ATMs or money-changing facilities at the cruise terminal, but there are many banks with ATMs nearby; you'll run into several if you head down either Lebuh Pantai or Lebuh Light. (Both streets intersect with the large traffic circle you'll see just down the road from the terminal.)

The official language of Penang is Malay. Most locals you'll encounter speak at least some English -- and many are fluent, thanks to Penang's past as a British colony. You might also hear a mix of Malay and English (with a mashup of Hokkien, Mandarin, Cantonese and Tamil words, as well), referred to as "Manglish."

When reading a map, it's helpful to know that "jalan," "lebuh" and "lorong" are all words for "street" (depending on size), and you'll see both those and English terms used on signs. Some streets are also double-named, with an old British name, as well as a newer Malay name.

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Cheong Fatt Tze Blue Mansion in Penang, Malaysia

Make your way to the Blue Mansion, dating back to the 1880s, and snap a photo from outside or take a tour of its 38 rooms. Or check out the Pinang Peranakan Museum, housed in a 19th-century mansion, where you'll see intricate Peranakan clothing, jewelry and the history of the island and people.

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Street art of a boy riding a motorcycle in Penang, Malaysia

Walk through George Town to experience Penang's historic architecture — be sure to make frequent stops to sample the famous street food, with dishes like char koay teow , fried strips of rice cake with soy sauce, sausage and shrimp. Stroll around the UNESCO zone and check out the unique street art, often with historical or political undertones.

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Penang is rich in distinctive architecture from many of the world's religions. See the fresco-covered Dharmikarama Burmese Temple, the only Burmese temple outside of Myanmar with your cruise to Penang. Check out Taoist Kuan Yin (Goddess of Mercy) Temple — built in 1728, it's Penang's oldest religious site. Or head to Hindu Sri Mariamman Temple, covered with colorful soldiers and goddesses.

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Penang is world-renowned for its street food. Snack on an oyster omelette, in which oysters are fried with eggs and scallions and made crispy with rice flour. Experience the region's Indian influence with tandoori chicken and naan bread. Try Penang's signature dessert, cendol — shaved ice with coconut milk topped with palm sugar, sweet beans and green gummies made from pandan leaf jelly.

The Penang Perankan Mansion houses historic beaded shoes of Nonya design — look for replicas in the shops and street vendors throughout George Town. Check out the Chowrasta Bazaar for handmade clothing, antique watches, traditional fans and other unique finds.

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