Overview

Explore China’s largest city on this nighttime cruise on the Huangpu River.

Itinerary

Shanghai Night River Buffet Dinner Cruise with Private Transfers

Explore China’s largest city on this nighttime cruise on the Huangpu River. After a convenient hotel pickup, enjoy a delicious dinner while marveling at the city’s glittering skyline. Catch picturesque views of landmarks like the Bund, Peace Hotel, Oriental TV Tower, and Shanghai World Financial Tower. Afterwards, enjoy door-to-door service with included hotel drop-off.

Pickup points: Select a pickup point Pickup details Pick up and drop off is provided anywhere in downtown Shanghai. Please advise pickup details at time of booking., Yangshuo, CN

Meeting & Pickup

Pickup points

📍 Select a pickup point Pickup details Pick up and drop off is provided anywhere in downtown Shanghai. Please advise pickup details at time of booking., Yangshuo, CN

What's Included

✓ Included

Buffet dinner on the ship Professional English guide( If the" Tour with Guide" is booked) Hotel pick up and drop off Night river cruise ticket

✕ Not included

Gratuities Beer/wine, coffee or tea on the ship Shanghai outskits pick up and drop off (Can be arranged at surcharge)

Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation is available on most tours up to 24 hours before the start time. The exact cancellation terms for this tour are shown during booking.

Traveler Reviews

4.9★★★★★Based on 134 reviews

Amelia E.🇸🇪 Sweden★★★★★2026-04

The part around Shanghai Night River Buffet Dinner Cruise with Transfers was unhurried, which mattered more to me than squeezing in one more stop. Shanghai was a good counterpoint.

Mia T.🇮🇹 Italy★★★★★2025-11

What helped was simple: our guide read the pace well. We got the background when it helped, then space to explore instead of a running lecture. For 4 hours around Shanghai, the pace felt about right.

Lena K.🇪🇸 Spain★★★★★2025-06

Looking back, I would check the weather and dress in layers. We moved between the vehicle, open spaces and indoor sites often enough to notice the difference. I would keep the Shanghai outline as it was.