Star Cruises Newest Addition to Fleet - the SuperStar Aquarius - to make Hong Kong debut in June 2007

Star Cruises’ newest addition to its Asian fleet, the SuperStar Aquarius is set to make her debut in Hong Kong on 22 June 2007. Her itineraries in Asia begin with a series of one-night cruises out of Singapore between 11 and 16 June prior to departing for Hong Kong on 17 June.

The relocation cruise will call at Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and Sanya, China on 19 and 21 June respectively before arriving in Hong Kong on 22 June where she will commence daily international waters cruises. Her arrival also coincides with the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

The daily departures provide an excellent opportunity to capture the breathtaking skyline of Hong Kong as she embarks on cruises that offer a spectacular array of onboard dining, recreation and entertainment options.

The 2007 season will also see SuperStar Aquarius offer a series of destination cruises to China. These include eight 2-night cruises to Xiamen on 6 and 20 July, 3 and 17 August, 7 and 21 September and 5 and 19 October.

Four 2- night cruises to Haikou are scheduled on 2 and 16 November and 7 and 21 December 2007 with six more calls on 4 and 18 January, 1 and 15 February and 7 and 21 March 2008. 

The SuperStar Aquarius, a 50,760 gross tonne luxury ship, is currently sailing as the Norwegian Wind. She has 765 cabins ranging from suites to balcony cabins. Guests will be able to enjoy an exciting array of recreation, entertainment and dining options that include 8 restaurants and bars offering an excellent choice of international and Asian cuisine. Other onboard facilities include swimming pool, sauna, retail outlets, show lounge, karaoke as well as business and meeting facilities to name a few.

The introduction of SuperStar Aquarius, will bring the total to three ships positioned in Hong Kong, including Star Pisces and Wasa Queen operating under the Star Cruises and Cruise Ferries brands respectively.

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