Century Legend deck plans

Century Legend (built in 2013) is one of two identical-design and largest Yangtze River cruise ships operating on China’s inland waterways, alongside Century Paragon. The vessel is owned and operated by Century Cruises (marketed as “Century River Cruises”), a Chinese cruise brand. Century Legend is also chartered by two major European river cruise operators: Avalon Waterways and Uniworld.

The Century Legend cruise ship deck plan includes 196 staterooms accommodating 398 passengers (with a maximum capacity of 781 guests), served by 150 English-speaking crew and staff. The ship has 9 passenger decks, 2 restaurants, 1 multifunction lounge, 2 bars, a cinema, a spa with a large indoor swimming pool (but no sauna, steam room, or jacuzzis), 2 panoramic elevators, and a self-service laundry room. The vessel incorporates modern marine technologies, including an e-propulsion system for reduced noise and vibrations, and rudder propellers for enhanced maneuverability. Notable features include an Internet-based onboard surveillance system and a paintless interior that uses colored compound panels for both decoration and furniture.

The Century Legend's cruise route is between Yichang/Shanghai and Beijing. Both AVALON and UNIWORLD China river cruise packages include hotel stays in Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi’an. The Yangtze River cruise itineraries—both downstream and upstream—also include three domestic flights within China: (Beijing–Xi’an, Xi’an–Chongqing, Xi’an–Shanghai) and (Shanghai–Yichang, Chongqing–Xi’an, Xi’an–Beijing).