Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas to set sail from Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia
From Christmas in Milford Sound to Chinese New Year in Okinawa, the new season offers two- to 15-night journeys.
Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas will embark from Singapore, Hong Kong, and Australia starting October 2027 and concluding in April 2028. The cruise ship offers a variety of itineraries, from short two-night excursions to 15-night journeys encompassing Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia, China, Japan, and South Korea. Passengers can select from destinations such as Milford Sound, a 10-night Christmas sail from Sydney through New Zealand, a five-night trip from Singapore to Hong Kong with a stopover at Ho Chi Minh City, and Chinese New Year voyages from Hong Kong to Japan’s Ishigaki and Okinawa.
On board, guests can indulge in activities like a surf simulator, waterslides, a rock-climbing wall, an ice-skating rink, a nine-hole mini-golf course, and a glow-in-the-dark laser tag arena. Dining options aboard include Italian cuisine, steakhouses, Japanese food, and extensive buffet selections. Royal Caribbean began accepting bookings for Voyager’s departures from Singapore, Hong Kong, Brisbane, and Sydney on August 26, with fares starting at $412 per guest, with promotional rates available for certain sailings.
The ship can accommodate up to 3,602 passengers at full capacity. These new sailings are part of Royal Caribbean’s most extensive Asia-Pacific season yet, complementing other offerings such as Navigator of the Seas from Singapore, Ovation of the Seas from Brisbane, Anthem of the Seas from Sydney, and Spectrum of the Seas from Shanghai and Hong Kong.
Ben Bouldin, Royal Caribbean’s president for Greater China and managing director of Asia, highlighted the region's rich destinations, flavors, and cultures, stating, "Asia is home to remarkable destinations, flavours and cultures the world over wants to experience." Singapore has embraced the cruise industry as a means to boost tourism, expanding its sailing options since 2025, with new vessels now anchoring in the Republic. In 2025, Singapore experienced 375 cruise ship calls, welcoming over two million passengers.
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