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Shanghai – Adora Magic City Cruise 5D4N Fly + Cruise Tour
Out Manila · Fly + cruise
Fly Manila – Shanghai, see Nanjing Road and The Bund, then sail a 2-night cruise-to-nowhere on Adora Magic City before flying home.
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Tour dates
2026 · from Manila
Departures from Manila, Dec 10–14 2026 to Dec 24–28 2026. The rate changes by date: an amount on a date is added to the base rate per pax. Seats are limited and confirmed at booking.
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Quotation
per person
Tour rate
per pax
Adult & child with bedtwin sharing
$1,188
Child without bed / infantrate on request
Ask us
Peak-date surchargeon the orange dates
+$100 to +$200
Not in the tour rate
per pax
Port taxes and fees (collect in Manila)USD 80 per person
USD 80
Gratuities (pay on board)approx. HKD 140 per person per night
HKD 140
Two-entry China group visaUSD 80 per person
USD 80
About this package
5 days 4 nights
Spend two nights in Shanghai and two nights aboard the Adora Magic City, a 136,000-ton ship with a world-first industrial aesthetic exhibition hall. Sightseeing covers Nanjing Road, The Bund, Xintiandi, Zhang Yuan and the Starbucks Reserve Roastery. Flights are with Philippine Airlines or China Southern Airlines.
Airfare
Hotel
Meals
Entrance fees
Baggage
Duration
5 days 4 nights
Departure
Manila (NAIA)
Flight
PR336/PR337 or MU212/MU211
Baggage
23 kg + 7 kg hand carry
Hotels
2 nts hotel + 2 nts cruise
Meals
Daily breakfast + 3 land meals
Transport
Airport and cruise transfers
Your route
ManilaDay 1
1ShanghaiNanjing Rd, Bund
2XintiandiHuaihai, Wukang Rd
3Wusongkou PortEmbarkation
4At seaCruise to nowhere
5Zhang YuanStarbucks Reserve
ManilaDay 5
OutboundMNL PVG
MU212 / PR336 12:20–15:50 or 02:05–05:30 local time
ReturnPVG MNL
MU211 / PR337 16:55–20:50 or 21:10–01:00+1 local time
Two flight options each way (PR or MU); times are for reference. Flight times are confirmed with your booking. +1 = arrives the next day.
The itinerary is for reference only; visiting times, order and content may be adjusted.
Port call and departure times are for reference only and may vary with weather, tides or other factors. The cruise line puts passenger safety first and may change the route in unforeseen circumstances.
Bring your valid original passport and ferry ticket for embarkation at Shanghai Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal.
Passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the return date, with a photocopy of the first page and a valid visa for re-entry into China. If you cannot enter or leave the country on time because of document or visa issues, fees are non-refundable and related costs are borne by the guest.
Cruise ship: Adora Magic City, 136,000 tons, 324 m long, 15 decks, 2,125 cabins, up to 5,246 passengers.
Cabin types: Interior twin or Balcony twin.
Entry to China is needed on Day 1 and Day 5, so a two-entry group visa is required; if using an individual visa, it must be a multiple-entry visa.
Passport valid at least 6 months from the return date, plus a photocopy of the passport first page and a valid visa for re-entry into China.
Port call and departure times are for reference only and may change with weather, tides or safety decisions by the cruise line.
Where you’ll go
11 stops
1
Nanjing Road
Shanghai's best-known shopping street, lined with stores, restaurants and neon signs.
2
The Bund
Shanghai's riverfront promenade with historic buildings facing the Pudong skyline.
3
Oriental Pearl Tower
Shanghai's TV tower with its distinctive spheres, admired from outside.
4
Xintiandi
A Shanghai district of restored stone-gate houses turned into cafes, shops and restaurants.
5
City God Temple
A traditional temple area in old Shanghai with a commercial mall and bazaar around it.
6
Huaihai Road
A leading shopping street in Shanghai's former French Concession.
7
Wukang Road
A tree-lined street in the former French Concession with historic buildings and cafes.
8
Tianan Qianshu
A Shanghai shopping and dining complex visited on the Day 2 city walk.
9
Zhang Yuan
A historic Shanghai lane-house compound with shops and cafes, visited on Day 4.
10
Starbucks Reserve Roastery
Starbucks' large roastery store in Shanghai, visited on Day 4.
11
Adora Magic City cruise ship
Adora Cruises' 136,000-ton ship, 324 m long, built in China, with an industrial-style exhibition hall.
Know before you go
China tips
Practical tips for China, from entry rules to what to eat. General guidance for a Philippine traveller — rules and prices change, so confirm the latest before you fly. Need a hand with the visa or tickets? Our team is glad to help.
Entry requirements
Tourist visa required
Philippine passport holders need a Chinese tourist (L) visa arranged before travel — our ticketing desk can walk you through the requirements. Passport valid 6+ months with blank pages. No vaccinations are required.
Money
Renminbi (¥); go cashless
China runs on mobile pay — set up Alipay or WeChat Pay and link a Visa/Mastercard before you fly; they now work for tourists almost everywhere. Carry some cash as backup. Tipping is not customary. Budget roughly ₱2,000–3,500 a day for meals and extras.
Weather & what to pack
Four seasons; check your month
Shanghai has hot, humid summers and cold winters; Yunnan (Kunming, Lijiang) is mild by day but cool at night and sits at altitude. Layers, a warm jacket, comfortable shoes, sunblock and a rain layer cover most dates.
Getting around
Metro plus Didi
City metros are fast, cheap and signed in English; use the Didi app (with in-app English) for taxis. Your package covers airport transfers and a private coach on tour days, and high-speed trains link the cities.
Language
Mandarin; little English
English is limited outside hotels, so keep translations handy. Useful words: Nǐ hǎo (hello), Xièxie (thank you), Duōshǎo qián? (how much?). Your guide translates throughout the tour.
Culture & etiquette
Mind the customs
Give and receive items with both hands, never stand chopsticks upright in rice, and queue patiently. Photography can be restricted at temples and official sites — follow the signs and your guide.
Safety & health
Very safe; carry your passport
China is very safe with low street crime; carry your passport as ID. Drink bottled or boiled water. Emergencies: police 110, ambulance 120. Keep your hotel’s name in Chinese to show taxi drivers.
Connectivity
VPN + roaming, not a local SIM
Google, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram are blocked in China — install a trusted VPN before you arrive. The easiest data is an international roaming SIM/eSIM that routes outside the firewall. WeChat keeps you in touch and pays.
Must-see sights & food
The Bund & Lijiang old town
See Shanghai’s Bund skyline and Yu Garden, or Yunnan’s Stone Forest, Lijiang old town and Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. Try xiaolongbao soup dumplings, hotpot, roast duck and Yunnan rice noodles.
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