A journey aboard Azamara Pursuit® | October 3, 2027
Play some of Vietnam and Thailand’s standout golf courses while enjoying the intimate luxury of Azamara Pursuit. Inquire about extending your journey with a stay at the luxurious Mission Hills in Shenzhen.
All golf courses and tee times are subject to availability and confirmation.
The Vietnam and Thailand golf cruise is a 13-night luxury golf cruise from Hong Kong to Singapore aboard Azamara Pursuit, sailing October 3–16, 2027. You’ll play four rounds along the way: Ha Long Bay Golf Club and Hoiana Shores Golf Club in Vietnam, Vietnam Golf and Country Club near Ho Chi Minh City, and Siam Country Club in Thailand.
Premier Golf handles everything on the golf side, from tee times and green fees to private transfers and club handling, while Azamara takes care of life on board. A Premier Golf PGA host sails with the group, and golfers share welcome and farewell dinners, social events and an optional casual tournament.
With overnight stays in Ha Long Bay, Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok, there’s time to explore beyond the course, and you can extend your trip with golf at Mission Hills before the cruise or Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore afterward.
What’s included in the golf package?
4 rounds of golf at exceptional destinations
Onboard Premier Golf PGA host
All green fees
Practice facilities access
Private golf transfers
Club storage and porterage
Dedicated golfer social events and onboard programming
Lunch with on-course and post-round beverages when applicable
Exclusive welcome reception and dinner
Farewell cocktail reception and dinner
Commemorative golf gifts and prizes
Optional casual tournament formats
Golf wellness and longevity sessions
Pre- and post-cruise golf opportunities
Pricing:
$3,450 per golfer, plus cruise fare
Every round on the Vietnam and Thailand golf cruise is at one of the region’s leading courses, from mountain-top views over Ha Long Bay to a regular LPGA Tour venue in Thailand.
Ha Long, Vietnam
Ha Long Bay Golf Club offers spectacular mountain-top views overlooking one of Vietnam’s most iconic landscapes. Designed around dramatic elevation changes and sweeping scenes of Ha Long Bay, the course combines memorable scenery with a challenging, precision-focused layout.
Hoi An (near Da Nang), Vietnam
Hoiana Shores Golf Club is a stunning seaside links-style course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. just south of Da Nang. Wide, firm fairways, ocean breezes, and undulating greens create a challenging yet highly scenic layout, with immaculate conditions throughout.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Explore one of the country’s most storied golf destinations, set amid lush tropical surroundings just outside Ho Chi Minh City. Play the East course, a course for golfers of all skill levels.
Pattaya, Thailand
A premier tournament venue near Pattaya, a short transfer from the port at Laem Chabang, designed by Schmidt-Curley Design. The venue’s 27 holes blend tropical scenery with a modern links-style layout. With plenty of strategic challenges, the club has become a regular host of international events, including the Honda LPGA Thailand. It ranks among Thailand’s standout golf experiences.
Add more to your experience by playing more of the region’s best courses along with luxury accommodations before or after your cruise.
Shenzhen, China (pre-cruise)
Awarded ‘World’s Largest Golf Resort’ by Guinness World Records, Mission Hills’ 12 courses showcase renowned architects with a distinct Chinese character. Play the World Cup Nicklaus and Olazábal, two of the club’s signature layouts.
Stay in luxury at one of China’s finest 5-star leisure resorts featuring 12 golf courses, spa and wellness facilities, fine dining and two outdoor pools.
Mission Hills offers a complete luxury resort experience amid the rolling hills of Shenzhen.
Sentosa Island, Singapore (post-cruise)
After your cruise, experience the iconic city-state of Singapore from the luxury of The W Singapore. Golf at the World Top 100 Sentosa Golf Club, Serapong course, uniquely combining the shores of the Singapore Strait and the famed skyline for an unforgettable golf experience.
Offering an intimate, destination-focused cruise experience with a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy exceptional dining, wellness, and leisure facilities between days of golf and exploration.
Yes. Non-golfing partners and friends are welcome on the Vietnam and Thailand golf cruise. They may book the Azamara cruise fare and will be able to attend welcome and farewell events with their golfer partner.
While golfers are on the course, non-golfers can explore each port at their own pace or join a shore excursion. Highlights include a boat trip among the limestone islands of Ha Long Bay, the old town of Hoi An or the imperial city of Hue, the markets and colonial landmarks of Ho Chi Minh City, the Grand Palace in Bangkok, and the beaches of Ko Samui. Sea days and evenings are spent together on board.
US citizens generally need a visa to enter Vietnam, while short tourist visits to Thailand are usually visa-exempt. As the cruise also visits Hong Kong and finishes in Singapore, travellers should check the entry requirements for every destination before departure. Passport validity requirements and arrival procedures vary by country, and cruise passengers should confirm which arrangements apply to their itinerary.
October is a transitional month across Southeast Asia, with warm temperatures and varying rainfall. Northern Vietnam, including Ha Long Bay, typically experiences more comfortable autumn weather, while central Vietnam around Da Nang can experience heavy rain. Thailand remains warm and humid, with occasional tropical showers. Golfers should pack lightweight clothing, sun protection and waterproof layers.
Vietnam is an increasingly popular destination for golf vacations, combining championship courses with dramatic coastal landscapes and cultural attractions. Golfers can experience a variety of course designs, from tropical parkland layouts to seaside links-style courses. Destinations such as Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City also offer opportunities for sightseeing and exploring Vietnamese food and culture.
Many golf courses in Vietnam and Thailand accommodate a range of abilities, although difficulty varies by course. Championship layouts such as Hoiana Shores and Siam Country Club can challenge experienced golfers, while different tee positions can make some courses more accessible to less experienced players. Golfers should check individual course requirements and choose tees appropriate to their ability.
Caddies are common at many golf courses in Vietnam and Thailand, and some clubs require golfers to use them. They can provide local course knowledge, help with club selection and offer advice on unfamiliar layouts. Caddie arrangements, fees and gratuities vary by venue, so guests should confirm what is included in their golf package before travelling.
Yes, golfers can travel with their own clubs, although airlines may apply specific baggage allowances, size restrictions or additional charges. A protective golf travel bag is recommended for international flights. During the cruise, Premier Golf provides golf club storage, porterage and private transfers to the scheduled golf courses, making it easier to travel between the ship and each round.
Most championship golf courses in Vietnam and Thailand have dress codes requiring collared golf shirts, appropriate golf shorts or trousers and golf shoes. Denim, swimwear and casual athletic clothing may not be permitted. Given the warm, humid climate, lightweight and breathable golf clothing is recommended, along with a hat, sunscreen and waterproof jacket.
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