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What are the options for multi-day cruises originating in Thailand?

Aug 4, 2025
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Jack ****************
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My aunt is on an Alaskan cruise and my wife (Thai) is absolutely fascinated by the pictures. Anyone done a cruise out of bkk? Not a river cruise or an evening events- a multi day proper cruise.
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The discussion revolves around finding multi-day cruises originating from Bangkok, with suggestions highlighting various options around Southeast Asia. Users share their experiences with cruises departing from nearby ports such as Singapore and Laem Chabang, mention specific cruise lines like Norwegian Cruise Line and Princess Cruises, and caution against scams associated with your booking. There's also a brief mention of cruise itineraries that include popular Thai destinations such as Koh Samui and Phuket.
Leeann **********
Check Cruise Direct and set the starting port as Bangkok. It'll pull up all your options.
Stephen ********
There are very few cruises that fepart and eturn to 'Bangkok', that's even if you could,say Lan Chabang was Bangkok πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ we did a cruise last year that started in Hong Kong, called into a few places in Vietnam, a couple Thailand and finished in Singapore. Well worth checking it out. There are also a few short cruises, 3-5 night, that depart Singapore but return to Singapore
Peter ***************
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Jack ****************
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@Peter **************
go read the whole name and the group description. Then write a 1000 word essay on how to contribute to a community.
Peter ***************
@Jack ***************
what a fucking tool
Jack ****************
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@Peter **************
are you just embarrassed all the time?
Jim *********
Princess cruises do Japanese itinerary which includes Phuket Koh Samui and a few others πŸ‘
DavidandKim ********
I did an NCL cruise from Thailand to Vietnam, Bali and Singapore.
Jack ****************
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@DavidandKim *******
how long ago?
DavidandKim ********
@Jack ***************
a year ago for Christmas
Jack ****************
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@DavidandKim *******
NCL is the brand name?
Steve *********
@DavidandKim *******
that sounds like a gun cruise
Anne *******
Cruised BKK to Singapore ages ago then took the train back.
Wannikea *********
Plenty of cruises around southeast Asia but I don't think any of them start in Thailand
Michael ********
@Wannikea ********
yes they do
Kool *******
There are some great two night/three day cruises on HuaLong Bay in Vietnam, over to the coast from Hanoi.
Bonnie *******
Lots of cruises out of Singapore
Michael ********
There are plenty of choices mainly Singapore and Malaysian companies, They are more geared up for the Asian travellers.

You can join some of the big cruises. Western style like celebrity/carnival in Bangkok but not regular service and works out a lot more expensive.

What do you want to know ?

My first trip to Thailand was on QE2 in 1985
Jack ****************
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@Michael *******
not sure. I've never been on one, but I think to gave me a thread to pull with the detail that celebrity/carnival is available. I'll look there. Thank yo
Jack ****************
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Well that was a quick run down a short hall. Sorry my Google skills are crap. I'm looking for a cruise that originates in Thailand.
Michael ********
@Jack ***************
Contact Chan Brothers travel agent in Singapore they are the main cruise agents for SE Asia ask them for cruises departing Laem Chabang
Jack ****************
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Michael ********
@Jack ***************
Dont trust some of these facebook ads reports of people booking then turning up and its s scam.
Mary ********
We have three cruises booked at the moment - Seattle through Alaska then to Japan, next cruise through Japan and Korea and the last going from Hong Kong through China, Vietnam, Singapore then to Koh Samui and ending in Bangkok. Mega excited and will probably be able to answer your question after that cruise finishes on Nov 6th.
Max *************
Don't confuse a cruise in Alaska with a cruise in the Gulf of Thailand.
Billy **********
@Max ************
as a person that has lived in AK for 25 years before retiring to warmer weather.

It is great to do a cruise through the inside passage for your first visit.

The cruise will take you to some wonderful places in SE Alaska where the locals pull off their reeboks and T-shirts to don their AK native gear when the ship pulls in. Souvenirs are triple price along with food. You’re a captive audience.

IMHO, the best and most economically way to see AK is too book a motorhome in advance and you have your wheels and hotel in one vehicle. Free camping is everywhere. Drive down to Seward. Go to Denali ECT.
Gordon ************
Cruise down to Koh Samui πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ˜‰
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