Visiting from United States? 
Visiting from United States?
Embark on one of Celebrity’s cruises from Sydney to Singapore and your voyage will be bookended by two of the most exciting cities in the Australia-Pacific region. You’ll leave iconic sights such as the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge and follow Australia’s east coast, sailing through the Indonesian archipelago to the dynamic melting pot that is Singapore. Here, you can shop to your heart’s content, feast on tasty street food, or try a Singapore Sling at Raffles. Explore Chinatown and take in some of the excellent museums and galleries.
Your Sydney to Singapore cruise will take a leisurely 14 days, visiting places of breathtaking natural beauty along the way. Snorkel over the corals of the Great Barrier Reef and fly over the jewel-like Whitsunday Islands in a light aircraft. Venture into Litchfield National Park from Darwin, where waterfalls tumble over rust-red cliffs. Spend a day and evening in beautiful Bali, where beaches and volcanic scenery beckon. When you’re not adventuring ashore, relax and unwind on your chic, contemporary Celebrity ship, with world-class dining, thrilling entertainment, and a sparkling pool in which to cool off from the tropical sun.
For a tiny city-state, Singapore packs in the excitement, from cutting-edge dining to futuristic architecture. Wander the narrow streets of Little India and explore bustling Chinatown before heading to the spectacular Gardens by the Bay to admire the towering supertrees and cloud forest. Shop for designer fashion on Orchard Road and head to Sentosa Island for beaches. Make time to eat at a hawker center, where you won’t be able to resist sizzling street food like spicy noodles and chicken satay.
Cosmopolitan Airlie Beach is the gateway to both the Great Barrier Reef and the idyllic Whitsunday Islands, an archipelago of brilliant white sand and turquoise sea. Snorkel over vibrant corals or take a flightseeing tour over the exquisite Heart Reef. Head inland to the lush rainforest of Conway National Park. Spend time in town, where you’ll be seduced by the vast artificial lagoon that stretches along the waterfront—not to mention an enticing array of restaurants serving fresh-caught seafood.
Beautiful Bali is green and mountainous, with shores fringed with enticing beaches and landscapes dotted with thousands of colorful Hindu temples. Inland, terraces of emerald rice paddies snake around the contours of the steep hills. You could spend your time basking on Nusa Dua Beach or taking a Balinese cooking class. Shop for art in boho Ubud and visit the Sacred Monkey Forest. Don’t miss the 11th-century clifftop Uluwatu Temple, where Kecak fire dances are performed at sunset.
