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Celebrity Cruises – Celebrity Millennium

Departure date: November 26, 2026
Return date: December 9, 2026
Duration: 13 nights
Departure port: SIN (Singapore)
Return port: BEOA (Benoa, Bali, Indonesia)
Package ID: 1563613

This 13-night sailing aboard Celebrity Millennium is a Southeast Asia-to-Bali journey that blends vibrant cities, beach escapes, and culturally rich island stops. Starting in Singapore, you’ll head north into Thailand and Malaysia before crossing into Indonesia for a scenic finish in Benoa, Bali. With several overnight-style experiences (including repeat calls in key ports), the itinerary is designed to give you more time to explore—whether you’re looking for temples, street food, rainforests, or relaxing coastal scenery.

Itinerary highlights (destinations):

• Singapore, Singapore (departure) – A modern, easy-to-navigate embarkation city known for hawker food, Marina Bay, and iconic neighborhoods like Chinatown and Little India.
• Phuket, Thailand (two calls) – Time to mix beach days with culture: Patong’s energy, quieter sands like Kata/Karon, and excursions to Phang Nga Bay or Old Phuket Town.
• Langkawi, Malaysia – A laid-back island stop famous for its cable car views, waterfalls, mangroves, and duty-free shopping.
• Penang, Malaysia (two calls) – Great for food lovers and culture seekers: George Town’s UNESCO-listed streets, street art, temples, and one of Asia’s standout culinary scenes.
• Port Klang, Malaysia – Gateway to Kuala Lumpur, offering big-city sightseeing like the Petronas Towers, Batu Caves, and bustling markets.
• Celukan Bawang, Indonesia – A quieter Bali-region port (North Bali) ideal for a more local feel, scenic drives, and temple/countryside excursions.
• Lombok, Indonesia – Known for calmer beaches, traditional Sasak culture, and scenic viewpoints—often a more tranquil alternative to Bali’s busiest areas.
• Benoa, Bali, Indonesia (two calls + return) – Arrive into Bali with extra time to experience temples (Uluwatu, Tanah Lot), arts and markets in Ubud, beach clubs, and Balinese cuisine.

Why this cruise stands out:

• Balanced pace: A mix of major hubs (Singapore, Kuala Lumpur via Port Klang) and island-focused days (Phuket, Langkawi, Lombok, Bali).
• Extra time in key places: Repeated calls in Phuket, Penang, and Benoa make it easier to do both “must-sees” and slower, local exploring.
• Varied experiences: Street food and heritage districts, beach and snorkeling options, rainforests and scenic viewpoints, temples and cultural performances.