18 nights · 2. December - 20. December 2026 · Mumbai → Singapore
The eighteen-night leg from Mumbai to Singapore aboard Silver Muse crosses the Bay of Bengal and traces the South-East Asian mainland coast. The 596-guest ship blends modern design with Silversea's all-inclusive concept of butler service, premium wines, Wi-Fi and gratuities included. The voyage reveals a cultural arc from Indian temple cities through Sri Lanka's Ceylonese heritage to the glittering metropolises of South-East Asia.
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On India's west coast on the Arabian Sea lies Mumbai, the largest city of the subcontinent and India's financial capital. The Gateway of India from 1924, the Victorian Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus station and the cave island of Elephanta are the most famous landmarks of the natural harbour, which once grew together out of seven islands.
Kochi, formerly Cochin, lies in the south Indian state of Kerala on the Malabar coast and has been a spice-trade hub for centuries. In the Fort Kochi quarter Portuguese, Dutch and British architecture set the tone, and on the beach stand the famed 14th-century Chinese fishing nets.
Colombo is Sri Lanka's largest city, on the west coast on the Indian Ocean. The harbour has been a key node of the spice trade since the 8th century, and the cityscape mixes the colonial Fort district, the Galle Face Green seafront and the gleaming skyline of the new Port City development.
On Sri Lanka's south coast lies Hambantota on the Laccadive Sea with a modern deep-water port built by China in 2017. The region serves as the gateway to the famous Yala National Park, home to the world's highest leopard density, and to Bundala National Park with its flamingo flocks and salt lagoons.
Trincomalee sits on the east coast of Sri Lanka on one of the world's largest natural harbours. The sacred Koneswaram Temple on the Swami Rock cliff and the long beaches of Uppuveli and Nilaveli are among its highlights.
Phuket is the gateway to one of the most beautiful archipelagos in the world. Excursions into Phang Nga Bay with the James Bond rock Ko Tapu, to the stilt village of Ko Panyi and to the untouched islands of the Similan and Surin groups are among the best of Southeast Asia.
Archipelago of 99 islands in the Andaman Sea on the border between Malaysia and Thailand. The main island surprises with rainforest, a cable car up the 700-metre Mat Cincang and the spectacular Sky Bridge.
In the Strait of Malacca on the Malaysian north-west coast, this state blends tropical island life with a world-class culinary reputation. Its capital George Town earns UNESCO World Heritage status for its mix of Chinese shophouses, British colonial architecture and temples.
Port Klang is Malaysia's main port, on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia near Kuala Lumpur. It is among the largest container harbours in the world.
Singapore is a city-state, harbour and one of the most fascinating metropolises in Asia. Gardens by the Bay, the infinity pool of Marina Bay Sands and the Botanic Gardens (UNESCO World Heritage) combine ultramodern architecture with tropical nature.
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