Indian Ocean cruises
A cruise on the Indian Ocean combines everything a dream holiday has to offer: endless white sandy beaches with crystal clear waters, stunning cities, legendary sanctuaries, fantastic palaces, temples and pagodas, foreign cultures, exotic bazaars, wonders and tales from 1001 Nights – you will get to experience all these on a cruise in the Indian Ocean. Whether it’s the infinitely beautiful and secluded beaches of Seychelles, in Mauritius, Madagascar or La Reunion; or the breathtaking scenery and dreamy landscapes of India with its richly decorated palaces and pagodas or the exotic culture of Southeast Asia, the idyllic Thailand with its sun-drenched white sandy beaches and mystical temples, Singapore, Malaysia and many more: on a cruise through the Indian Ocean you will encounter a mesmerizing blend of exotic and idyllic. A magnificent wildlife and diverse cultures are joined together uniquely on these cruises. Since there are many spectacular and interesting places located on or near the coast, a cruise is the best way to enjoy the highlights of the Indian Ocean. Indulge on board: here you have time to enjoy the exciting nature of this unique region. And look forward to every day that offer you new experiences when you go aboard our cruise ships. Tropical colors, the incomparable cobalt blue sea, turquoise lagoons and the breathtaking green vegetation enchant your senses on a cruise through the Indian Ocean. Discover on a cruise fascinating ports of call whose exotic culture will leave unforgettable impressions on you. Explore on your shore excursions vibrant cities, where historical monuments compete against modern shopping malls and inviting restaurants promise a seductively exotic cuisine.
Alle Angebote zum Reiseziel Indian Ocean
443 Routes:
- 4 nights Short cruise
- Singapore - Singapore
- 20.05.2021 - 24.05.2021
- 2 nights Short cruise
- Singapore - Singapore
- 27.05.2021 - 29.05.2021
- 10 nights Indonesia, Australia
- Darwin - Broome
- 17.07.2021 - 27.07.2021
- 10 nights Indonesia, Australia
- Darwin - Broome
- 20.07.2021 - 30.07.2021
- 12 nights Indonesia, Australia
- Darwin - Darwin
- 06.08.2021 - 18.08.2021
- 12 nights Indonesia, Australia
- Darwin - Darwin
- 29.08.2021 - 10.09.2021
- 12 nights Indonesia, Australia
- Darwin - Broome
- 10.09.2021 - 22.09.2021
- 10 nights Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei
- Singapore - Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
- 11.09.2021 - 21.09.2021
- 13 nights Australia, Indonesia
- Broome - Darwin
- 17.09.2021 - 30.09.2021
- 11 nights Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia
- Kota Kinabalu, Sabah - Singapore
- 21.09.2021 - 02.10.2021
Häfen zum Reiseziel Indian Ocean von A bis Z
Abu Dhabi with its 64,750 kilometres, is the largest sheikhdom of the United Arabian Emirates. It has got around 2 million residents. Behind the flat coast, there is a wide stripe of sandy desert. In the east, the emirate reaches to the Oman mountains, only the coastal part is populated. The first 7-star-hotel has opened its doors here. The capital Abu Dhabi is located on an island of the persian golf, but is connected with the main land and its 605,000 residents through two bridges. Abu Dhabi features one of the largest artificial constructed harbours (Jebel Ali) in the world. Tower high skyscrapers and glimmering glass facades can be seen everywhere, but the spacious, widespread parks and gardens confirm the excellent reputation of Abu Dhabi, to be one of the greenest cities of the region. Abu Dhabi is a picturesque city, beautiful and inviting.
Agra with its 1,350 residents is located at the shore of the river Yamuna in the west of the federal state Uttar Pradesh. The old part of the city is located in the north with the market place, the modern part is in the south, with the glamorous mausoleum Taj Mahal. Agra has a great fort and many other monuments from the Mughal Era. From 1526 until 1658, the city Agra was the capital of the Mogul-Empire. Still excisting from this time is the castle-fortress of emperor Akbar (the "Red Fort") with the palace of Sah Japan and the Pearl Mosque.
Aldabra is the largest atoll of the world and lies in the Indian Ocean. Politically it belongs to the Seychelles and counts to the Outer Islands. It is under strict protection and thus could keep its original flora and fauna. Because of this reason the atoll is a world heritage site since 1982. Aldabra is, except by few people, unhabited. The Aldabra atoll consists of four main islands, Picard, Polymnie, Malabar and Grand Terre and has a length of 34 kilometres and a width of 14,5 kilometres with a land area of 155 km². Only on the smaller island Assumption, accommodation is offered.
Alphonse Island: in the middle of the vastness of the deep blue Indian Ocean, about 450 km from Mahe lies the coral Alphonse Island, the most secluded of the Seychelles. In this remoteness, time plays a minor role. The island can be crossed on foot in about one hour and a half (about 3.5 km). Inside the island, where the vegetation is abundant, there is a large coconut plantation, the few hotels lie on the beach, in a quiet and clear lagoon. The island is surrounded by a wide coral reef. Ideal for divers, snorkellers and guests who prefer an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere.
The island of Aride belongs to the Seychelles and is thus located in the Indian Ocean. It is among the most impressive islands of the Seychelles.
The island is protected and is considered a so-called. "Special Reserve". Aride is about two hours away from Mahé, it is the northernmost of the granite islands. Aride is accessible only from October to April.
The island is protected and is considered a so-called. "Special Reserve". Aride is about two hours away from Mahé, it is the northernmost of the granite islands. Aride is accessible only from October to April.
Assomption is one of the islands of the Republic of Seychelles. Assomption belongs to the group of islands Aldabra and is a coral island of only 11 square kilometers. The landscape is dominated by dunes. Although the island is not inhabited, every year coconuts are harvested and exported.
Astove is a small atoll, located in the south of the island Republic of Seychelles. The atoll consists of a flat land ring situated around a lagoon. Earlier Astove was inhabited by fugitive slaves,but since 1980 the island is deserted. Isolated houses are evidence of the former settlement.
Bahrain (translated: Two Seas) is an island nation on an archipelago in the Persian Gulf, east of Saudi Arabia. The island literally has two seas: the sea surrounding the island, and a sea of groundwater.Im 2002 the transformation of Bahrain into the Kingdom of Bahrain took place.
The oil and gas reserves are expected to be exhausted in 2015.
The summers are very hot, the winter months are warm to moderate with a highly relative humidity.
The oil and gas reserves are expected to be exhausted in 2015.
The summers are very hot, the winter months are warm to moderate with a highly relative humidity.
Kreuzfahrtschiffe zum Reiseziel Indian Ocean
See exciting cities and landscapes, enjoy pleasant relaxation aboard a luxury liner in between, be pampered with excellent food and drinks at nice restaurants
Einmal Schiff, immer Schiff! Gerade die Mischung aus Erholung und Abenteuer macht das einzigartige Gefühl aus, dass Sie hier erleben können. Lassen
This cruise ship makes your vacation dreams at sea come true! The AIDAblu offers the best entertainment every day for all ages, from entertaining kids clubs to
Nach einem entspannten Tag am Sonnendeck drehen Sie eine erfrischende Jogging-Runde auf dem Laufparcour und erholen sich anschließend in der Sauna. Vor
Take leisure laps in the impressive 25-meter pool or get active in the exciting climbing area and then enjoy a real Currywurst from the Sharp Corner. This and
Enjoy the family vacation at sea with everything that goes with it: AIDAsol is your perfect home, with a huge spa area, several pools, many cozy niches that
While the children let off steam in the club area you relax in a quiet atmosphere at the stylish Hemingway Bar. The destination? Exciting regions where you
How would you like to travel on a 5-star boutique hotel? There are seven restaurants, cafes and lounges to feast at, while the sprawling pool invites guests to
Let the spicy sea breeze blow over your nose aboard the comfortable cruise ship and enjoy the fantastic view of the endless expanse of the ocean. The buffet
With 18.5 knots, the 180-meter-long Azamara Quest sets off on its decelerating course through all seven seas. Aboard the luxury ship, for only 686 passengers
While you are pampered in the extensive wellness oasis on board, you are pleased that the children are well cared for and later enthusiastically talk about
You sit with discrete piano music in the stylish Michael's Club and enjoy the luxurious atmosphere on board. Your cabin of the Aqua Class offers direct access
Have a picnic on the lawn of the Lawn Club and be a part of creating a work of art at the ship's glassworks. Enjoy Chef de Cuisine creations for dinner at the
Enjoy a refreshing swim in one of the pools, followed by a picnic under the open sky on the natural lawn above the pool deck. Watch stunning sunsets during
Enter this small, idyllic ship and relax with a cocktail on the panorama deck. You can let your eyes wander on the unique beauty of nature and the vastness of
Early in the morning you will be awakened by the rising sun shining through the large picture windows of your comfortable cabin. While having breakfast at the
While sheltered by the glass-roofed indoor pool, whose fountains splash gently, you will feel as if in historic Italy. Surrounded by buildings that are
Surrounded by endless blue, the ocean giant gently sails across the sea. Whether with a cocktail on the sun terrace or a book on your own balcony: here you can
Sparkling like the night sky over the sea, with thousands of LED lights in changing colors, the Costa Luminosa welcomes you on board. Precious Murano glass
Bilder zum Reiseziel Indian Ocean
- Abu Dhabi, Addu Atoll, Aden (Adan), Agats, Agatti, Agra, Ain Soukhna, Al-Fujayrah, Al-Manamah, Al-Mukalla, Aldabra, Alimathaa, Vaavu Atoll, Alor Island, Alphonse, Alyui, Waigeo, Ambodifototra, Nosy St. Marie, Ambohitralanana, Ambon, Ampangorinana, Amsterdam Insel, Anakao, Anambas Archipelago, Anano Island, Andamanen, Anjouan, Anse Lazio, Praslin, Antsiranana (Diego Suarez) , Ari Atoll, Aride, Asmat, Assomption, Astove, Azimgunj, Baa Atoll, Badas Islands, Badidhoo, Dhaalu Atoll, Bahr, Bahrain, Baie St. Anne, Praslin, Baie Ternay, Mahé, Balaclava, Bali, Banda Aceh, Aceh, Banda Inseln, Banda Neira, Bandanaire, Bandar Besar; Molukken, Bandar Abbas, Bandar Bushire, Bandar Seri Begawan, Bangaram, Lakkadiven, Bangkok, Banjarmasin, Südkalimantan, Banjuwangi, Bass Harbor, Langkawi, Batam, Bathala, Nord Ari Atoll, Bathurst Island, Tiwi Islands, Bau-Bau, Bawemataluwo, Beau Vallon, Mahé, Belawan, Sumatra, Belo sur Mer, Bengkulu, Benoa, Bali, Beypore, Bharatpur, Bijoutier Island, Bikaner, Bima, Sumbawa, Bingarem, Lakkadiven, Bintan, Bintulu, Borneo, Bitra, Lakshadweep, Bitung, Sulawesi, Bo Cho Island , Bodufolhudhoo, Nord Ari Atoll, Bodukashihura, Süd Ari Atoll, Boo, Booby Island, Brunei, Bushehr, Candidasa, Bali, Cannanore, Cap Malheureux, Captain's Best, Mergui Archipel, Cargados-Carajos-Inseln, Celukan Bawang, Bali, Cerf Island, Charaputia, Chennai (Madras), Cheriyam, Lakshadweep Islands, Chittagong, Christmas Island, Cilacap, Java, Cinque Islands, Andamanen, Cirebon, Java, Cochin, Coco Island, Coin de Mire, Colganj...
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