Beijing is a fine place to start your cruise vacation from. Known as the political and cultural centre of China, the city has so much to offer visitors who start their cruise holiday there. The port is located in the city of Beijing and is called the Tianjin Port. It is a modern port with great facilities for clients boarding their cruise sailing around the China Rivers and Southeast Asia.
There are a number of cruise lines leaving from Beijing including Avalon Waterways and Viking ships with regular cruise departures around the Far East. Try our booking tool above to see if the sailings are available or call one of our staff who will have access to ships that do not load their stock in the online systems.
Cruises departing from Beijing are usually very well priced with special pricing for people who live near the port as you do not need the added overheads of flying to join the cruise ship. However, if you have to travel by plane to Beijing our cruise agents will be more than happy to contact you and assemble your full itinerary of pre and post cruise tours in Beijing as well as your flights.
Cruises sailing from Beijing include all-inclusive cruises, adult only cruises, honeymoon cruises, singles cruises, romantic cruises, luxury cruise lines and small ships offering a lot of fun and adventure for all members of the family. There are 7, 12 and 15 day itineraries to choose from. Last minute cruises departing from Beijing are also in high demand as passengers make last minute choices to start their great escape sailing around the Far East.
If you have never visited Beijing before it would be a good idea to stop before or after your cruise and spend a couple of days exploring much of the wonderful attractions Bejing has to offer. Beijing is also known for its historic buildings including the Forbidden City and the Great Wall of China.
Things to Do in Bejing
- The Forbidden City
- The Great Wall of China
- The Temple of Heaven
- Take a picnic in Beihai Park
- Visit the Yonghe Temple which used to be the mansion of the third emperor of the Qing Dynasty
