Royal Caribbean expands Singapore cruise options with Voyager of the Seas
TRAVELLERS looking to explore the Asia-Pacific region by sea will have more options from Singapore as Royal Caribbean brings Voyager of the Seas to the region for a new season running from October 2027 to April 2028. The ship will sail from Singapore...
Royal Caribbean is expanding its cruise options for travellers exploring the Asia-Pacific region, with the Voyager of the Seas set to visit Singapore, Hong Kong, Brisbane and Sydney from October 2027 to April 2028. The 10-night Christmas sailing from Sydney to New Zealand, featuring a stop at Milford Sound, is among the highlights of the itinerary, which also includes voyages to Australia, New Zealand, South-east Asia, China, Japan, and South Korea.
Passengers can choose between short breaks and longer destination-focused voyages, with options ranging from five to 15 nights. The ship will offer a variety of onboard entertainment and recreational facilities, such as a surf simulator, waterslides, an ice-skating rink, and diverse dining options, including Italian cuisine and steakhouses.
Royal Caribbean's president of Greater China and managing director of Asia, Ben Bouldin, highlighted that Asia is home to remarkable destinations, flavours, and cultures that the world wants to experience. Singapore has also been positioning itself as a major cruise hub, with 375 cruise ship calls in 2025 and more than two million passengers, as it continues to diversify its tourism offerings.
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