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Cruise from Brisbane to Singapore

A one-way voyage from Brisbane to Singapore is one of the great ways to cross the region — 15 to 18 nights at sea, ending in one of Asia's most vibrant cities. At CruiseAway, our cruise experts help you find the right ship, the right cabin grade and the fare package that suits you, then bundle flights, hotels and transfers around the sailing so nothing is left for you to organise alone. Every booking comes with our Best Price Guarantee, giving you confidence that you're getting strong value whichever line you choose.

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Brisbane to Singapore cruises: what to know before you book

These are one-way sea voyages departing Brisbane and arriving in Singapore, running between 15 and 18 nights. Both sailings on this route are classified as ocean sea cruises rather than river crossings, and both are one-directional — you arrive in Singapore, not back in Brisbane. If Singapore is your home port, a domestic flight back to Queensland is simple enough to arrange, and CruiseAway can include it in your booking. If Brisbane is home, you board locally and continue from Singapore at your leisure; we can add hotels and onward connections to keep everything in one package.

Which cruise lines sail from Brisbane to Singapore?

Two cruise lines operate this route: Princess Cruises and Silversea. They sit at different ends of the market — Princess offers a large-ship experience with a wide range of fare packages and onboard choices, while Silversea is an ultra-luxury line where almost everything is included in the fare from the moment you board.

Princess Cruises — Grand Princess

Grand Princess is the Princess ship on this route. On deck, the outdoor movie screen lets you settle in under a blanket and watch a film under the open sky — a distinctive touch that works especially well on warm tropical evenings. Order drinks by the pool, snacks in your cabin or anything else you want through the Princess app, with no queues involved. If you want to step away from it all, The Sanctuary is an adults-only retreat on the top deck with sun loungers, light meals and ocean views — a genuinely calm corner on a large ship.

Princess fares come in two main tiers. The standard fare covers the cruise itself, with add-on packages available. The Princess Plus package adds 4 casual dining meals per voyage, beverages up to A$15 each (with a daily limit of 15 drinks), MedallionNet® Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, unlimited digital photographs plus 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating — all included in the one fare. Fare types such as tactical offers and last-minute promotions appear from time to time, so it is worth asking our team what is current when you enquire.

Cabin grades on Grand Princess run from compact inside rooms to a large suite with a private hot tub:

  • Inside cabin IA — 14.9 m²: Positioned on middle decks, which minimises ship motion and keeps you central to lifts and facilities. Sleeps up to 4.
  • Premium sea view O3 — 19.1 m²: Floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows fill the cabin with natural light and an unobstructed sea view. Sleeps up to 4.
  • Premium Balcony cabin B2 — 25.5 m²: Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors give a more open feel than a standard balcony cabin. Sleeps up to 4.
  • Grand Suite S1 with private hot tub — 67.8 m²: The largest suite on board, at approximately 67.8 m², with considerably more space than any other suite category on the ship. Sleeps up to 4.

Silversea — Silver Dawn

Silver Dawn is Silversea’s ship on this route, and it operates as a small, intimate vessel with a staff-to-guest ratio of almost 1:1 — meaning the service level is noticeably different from a mainstream cruise. A choice of over 8 restaurants on board means dining options that rival a city hotel, all included in your fare.

Silversea’s fares are genuinely all-inclusive. The classic fare covers butler-serviced suites, exceptional dining, unlimited wines and spirits, Wi-Fi and onboard gratuities. An enhanced Plus fare adds a shore excursion credit based on voyage length and region, along with a fully refundable deposit for extra flexibility. Shore excursions and extended land experiences can be added to either tier.

The one cabin grade we hold detail for on Silver Dawn is:

  • Grand Suite G2 with two bedrooms — 174 m²: Two separate bedrooms across 174 m², with a living area and separate dining space. Well suited to families or couples who want genuine room to spread out. Sleeps up to 3.

How long is the Brisbane to Singapore cruise?

Sailings on this route run between 15 and 18 nights, with 18 nights the more common duration. That is a generous amount of time at sea — long enough to properly settle into life on board and arrive in Singapore without the feeling of having rushed through it.

What does a Brisbane to Singapore cruise cost?

Fares start from A$2,782 pp* for this route. Both sailings carry a discount of up to 25% off the price previously listed for that cabin grade — on one departure the full 25% applies, and the typical saving across both sailings is around 25%. Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing. Our team can talk you through which grades and fare inclusions give the best value for your situation.

Is this a one-way cruise?

Yes — both sailings on this route are one-way, departing Brisbane and finishing in Singapore. There is no return leg included. If you live in Brisbane, a short domestic flight back from Singapore connects the two cities easily; if you are based elsewhere in Australia, a quick domestic hop to Brisbane to board is still far simpler than any long-haul alternative. CruiseAway can include your flights at both ends, hotels in Singapore before or after, and transfers, so the whole trip is covered in one booking.

What is the route like on a cruise from Brisbane?

Brisbane is the embarkation port for both sailings, and Singapore is the arrival port. The route travels through Australian waters before heading north through Southeast Asian seas. The primary sailing region is Australia, and the voyage covers open ocean for much of the crossing — which is part of the appeal for guests who want extended time at sea rather than a port-intensive itinerary.

If you enjoy the idea of a repositioning-style crossing — a long, relatively unhurried voyage between two significant cities — this route delivers exactly that. For other long-haul crossings from Australian ports, repositioning cruises from cities including Sydney, Melbourne and Perth offer similar one-way formats to a range of destinations.

When do these sailings depart?

Departures are available from October 2026 onwards. The sailings run across a multi-week window, so if your preferred dates are not available on one line, it is worth checking the other. Our cruise experts can compare availability across both Princess and Silversea to find the departure that fits your schedule.

What about shore excursions along the way?

Because this is a long sea voyage with a relatively unhurried pace, any port stops along the way offer a chance to step ashore and explore. Both cruise lines offer their own shore excursion programmes at ports of call. Silversea’s Plus fare includes a shore excursion credit based on the voyage length and region — a meaningful inclusion on a sailing of this length. Princess guests can book excursions separately or through their onboard account. CruiseAway can also add independent tours and transfers to your booking if you prefer to explore on your own terms.

Why book this cruise with CruiseAway?

CruiseAway is a cruise specialist — every offer here is a cruise or a cruise-inclusive package, and our team knows these ships and fare structures in detail. We can help you decide between Princess Cruises and Silversea, choose the right cabin grade for your budget and travel style, and work out whether a fare that includes beverages and dining gives you better value than a lower base fare with add-ons.

Every booking also comes with our Best Price Guarantee, so you can book with confidence. And if you want to make this a complete holiday rather than just a cruise, our DreamAway Packages let us add flights, hotels in Singapore or Brisbane, transfers and insurance — all handled by us, all on one booking.

Explore more cruises around Australia, or browse all sailings from Brisbane. If you are considering a shorter Brisbane itinerary, cruises from Brisbane to Cairns and Brisbane to Sydney cruises are popular alternatives. For the reverse direction, Singapore to Brisbane cruises are also available. Guests interested in the Princess fleet’s wider Australian programme can browse the Princess Cruises Australia 2026–2027 season and the Princess 2027–2028 season launch. For Silversea’s broader Australian itineraries, see Australia cruises with Silversea. You can also compare cruises from Perth to Singapore and Sydney to Singapore cruises if another Australian departure port suits you better.

Looking for cheap cruises from Brisbane, cruise deals from Brisbane, or cruises around Australia in 2027? Our broader cruises search lets you filter by line, duration and budget across the full range of sailings we hold.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed. Prices and any discounts shown were checked on 14 October 2026.

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