Singapore to Tokyo by Sea: 3772 Miles of INCREDIBLE Sights
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I found a cruise on an American cruise line that sailed to the countries that I wanted to visit and I thought that this would be a good compromise
I did enjoy the Excursion but it was very much you are here for an hour you are here for an hour you are here for an hour and with the humidity I'm just not used to that
It was at our sale away from Kumamoto where we had the most incredible drone show
Tokyo is everything that you are imagining right now it is bright it is loud it is busy it is so organized it is so clean
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Every day I was amazed by the things I saw cruising from Singapore to Tokyo. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I don't think I would have believed it. I'll show you everything in this video! I’ve just disembarked a cruise on the biggest American cruise ship ever designed for the Chinese market, we sailed from Singapore to Tokyo and although I’ve cruised plenty of times in the past in America or Europe this trip surprised me in every way possible. From the ship to the passengers, the entertainment to the destinations, it was completely different to what I’m used to. There are so many incredible places to visit by ship, here's a few of my favourites: - Cruising into the Arctic Circle: https://youtu.be/bH7WapVQ8po?si=t0q0PXYjfxDIr-m6 - I visited 27 of Britains best sites: https://youtu.be/tvAZK5KePQ8?si=7mUTykxIuY94qmRW - Cruising across Germany, cycling everyday: https://youtu.be/jPDUwRzpFXU?si=GVATSTj1OCJEas0h I have cruised with Royal Caribbean in the past and have always enjoyed the experience so when I saw that they were sailing in Asia I thought that this would be the perfect way to give a trip like this a go. The reviews of this ship were considerably worst than others in the fleet but I was honestly ready for anything and I wanted to find out why. We boarded the ship in Singapore and despite the fact that there were lots of different nationalities onboard and visas needed it actually didn’t take as long as I expected. They did take and keep our passports which is very common on Asia cruises. We had copies of our passports and our driving licenses so it wasn’t a problem. I’d already checked in online pre-cruise and because I’m from the UK I didn’t need any visas for the places that we were visiting. Spectrum of the Seas was built in 2019 and she can hold almost 5000 people at maximum capacity. I’d learn later that the most popular common onboard was Singaporean! Which does make sense and it explains a lot of things that happened on the cruise. Walking into the ship was such an exciting feeling, I took a cruise a couple of years ago onboard Anthem of the Seas which is the sister ship to this one, meaning that they have the same base design. Spectrum is like Anthems Chinese cousin and I was excited to see what differences there would be. ▶ FREE COURSE. Avoid expensive and time-consuming cruise mistakes, I’ll show you everything you need to know. : http://EmmaCruises.com/FreeCourse ▶ Let's get you on a cruise!: https://EmmaCruises.com/Book-a-Cruise *** ▶ Background World Map: Use code EMMACRUISES for 10% off - https://enjoythewood.com?sca_ref=2604048.KhjxUh5She (Affiliate link) ▶ Shop Cruise T-Shirts and Gifts: https://EmmaCruisesShop.com ▶ Get Insurance: https://emmacruises.com/cruise-travel-insurance-why-you-need-it-and-how-to-get-it-step-by-step-guide/ 🥳🥳 emma@emmacruises.com