Piano Land cruise is docking in Malaysia
Holidays are supposed to be more fun than fuss. But when a slew of planning and bookings is involved, even a trip to a nearby country can turn into a handful. This is when an all-inclusive stay might be worth considering – better yet, on a cruise with nothing but the sea around you so you can fully escape the hustle of the land.
This December 2025, a new cruise ship is set to dock in Klang and Penang: Piano Land. Formerly known as the Oriana, it’s the first Chinese cruise ship to homeport in Malaysia.
Here’s everything that you need to know about it, so you can be on your way to a hassle-free trip soon.
A peek inside the Piano Land experience
Image credit: Hong Kong Tourism Board
Stepping aboard Piano Land feels like entering a world of fun, comfort, and charm that floats on the water. The ship can host around 1,760 passengers across 880 cosy cabins, with plenty of spaces to unwind — from sunny pool decks to stylish lounges and boutique shops.
Image credit: Hong Kong Tourism Board
When it comes to entertainment, there’s something for everyone. The Star Club is your go-to spot for live performances, themed shows, and high-energy DJ nights. For a more laidback vibe, Zenith Lounge offers live piano recitals, karaoke, and a cosy bar with sweeping sea views.
Foodies are in for a treat too. Whether you’re after something casual or more refined, options like Silk Road Restaurant and The Conservatory serve up delicious meals with a mix of Asian and international flavours — perfect for a memorable dining experience at sea.
Image credit: Hong Kong Tourism Board via Website
Those looking for some me-time can head to The Oasis Spa that features saunas, steam rooms, beauty treatments, and relaxing therapies like facials and acupuncture. There’s also the gym and aerobics studio for those who want to stay active.
Meanwhile, The Kids Club keeps little ones entertained with crafts, games, and themed activities. There are also fun sessions like Zumba, mini games, and quizzes hosted by the friendly crew – all free of charge and great for bonding.
Sail from RM499/person with early bird deals now on
Image credit: Piano Land via WebsiteÂ
If you’re planning to sail, it’s worth booking early to enjoy extra perks. Early bird promotions are now live, with offers such as kids sailing free, 50% off for the 3rd or 4th guest, and 10% discounts for senior citizens on twin-sharing bookings. Here’s a rundown of the travel dates in 2025, and fares:
| Route and Duration | Travel Dates in 2025 | Price |
| 3D2N: Port Klang → Penang → Port Klang |
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From RM499/person |
| 3D2N: Penang → Port Klang → Penang |
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From RM499/person |
| 4D3N: Port Klang → Penang → Langkawi → Port Klang |
|
From RM799/person |
| 4D3N: Penang → Langkawi → Port Klang → Penang |
|
From RM799/person |
| 4D3N: Port Klang → Phuket → Port Klang |
|
From RM899/person |
| 7D6N: Port Klang → Singapore → Nha Trang → Hong Kong |
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From 1,599/person |
From cosy inside rooms perfect for quick getaways to oceanview and balcony cabins where you can wake up to the open sea, there’s something for every kind of cruiser. For a little extra comfort, suites come with added space, upgraded amenities, and a touch of luxury.
For more information, check out their website.
Piano Land cruise is coming to Malaysia this December
Whether you’re craving a quick escape to Penang or Langkawi, or dreaming of a longer adventure to Phuket or Hong Kong, Piano Land brings the cruise experience closer to home –Â with all the comforts, flavours, and entertainment you’d expect from a world-class holiday at sea.
So pack your bags, bring your sense of wonder, and get ready to sail into golden sunsets.
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Cover image adapted from: Hong Kong Tourism Board via Website