Cruise from Singapore to Australia 2027

Sailing from Singapore to Australia in 2027

Every sailing departs Singapore and arrives at an Australian port — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Fremantle — making these true one-way repositioning voyages rather than round trips. Durations run from 12 to 28 nights, with a median of 21 nights at sea. If you are already based in Singapore or nearby, you board and go. If you are travelling from another Australian state, a short domestic hop connects you to the ship at one end and brings you home from whichever port the voyage finishes at — far simpler than a long-haul return flight. CruiseAway can arrange the whole thing as a single booking.

Where do these sailings go?

The itineraries concentrate on 2 regions: Australia and South East Asia. The majority of voyages are routed through Australian waters, with a number of sailings that spend time in South East Asian ports on the way south before finishing on the Australian coast. Both types give you a genuine passage voyage — you are not returning to Singapore; the ship continues to a new home port for its next season.

Where does the voyage finish?

The 4 disembarkation ports are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth (Fremantle). Sydney receives the most arrivals, making it the natural choice if you want to combine the end of the cruise with time in the city. Melbourne and Brisbane are straightforward domestic connections to most other Australian capitals. Fremantle suits travellers already based in Western Australia — you disembark practically at home.

Which cruise lines sail from Singapore to Australia in 2027?

Princess Cruises has the most sailings on this route in 2027. Celebrity Cruises, Azamara, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Silversea and Carnival Cruise Line each have a sailing. That spread covers everything from family-friendly cruising to ultra-luxury all-inclusive voyages, so the route is not limited to one style of holiday.

The ships sailing this route

Sapphire Princess — Princess Cruises

Sapphire Princess carries the most sailings, which means the most choice of departure dates and cabin grades. Fresh from a 2025 refit, the ship has new restaurants, revitalised cabins and a modernised Lotus Spa. When you need a quiet hour away from the rest of the ship, The Sanctuary adults-only pool deck offers private cabanas, cold towels and serenity stewards — a genuinely separate space that most ships cannot match. If you are choosing a cabin, Sapphire Princess cabin grades and deck plans are worth a look before you book.

• Inside cabin IA — 15.6 m². A mid-deck position gives quieter conditions than higher decks and better stability than lower ones. Sleeps up to 4.
• Premium Sea-view cabin O5 — 18.3 m². A large panoramic window with a forward bow view brings natural daylight that inside cabins cannot offer. Sleeps up to 4.
• Balcony cabin B2 — 25.7 m². Your own private outdoor space with direct access to fresh sea air. Sleeps up to 4.
• Grand Suite S1 — 123.5 m². The largest accommodation aboard, with a separate living room and dining area — more than twice the space of other suite grades. Sleeps up to 4.

Princess Cruises offers 2 main fare types on these sailings. The Princess Standard fare covers the cruise itself and lets you add extras separately. The Princess Plus package bundles 4 casual dining meals per voyage, beverages up to A$15 each (up to 15 drinks daily), MedallionNet® Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, unlimited digital photographs plus 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating — a meaningful saving for most passengers on a 3-week voyage.

Celebrity Solstice — Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Solstice was revitalised in 2026, which means you sail on a ship with new restaurants, redesigned staterooms and refreshed outdoor spaces. The Lawn Club — a real grass deck at sea — gives you somewhere to relax that feels genuinely different, and the ship also features live concerts at Sunset Park and Dueling Pianos late in the evening. AquaClass cabins come with exclusive spa and restaurant access if you want a quieter, more restorative experience within the larger ship. See Celebrity Solstice cabin grades and deck plans for the full layout.

Celebrity Cruises offers 3 fare tiers on this sailing. The Best Rate is the base fare — dining, entertainment and onboard activities included, with extras added as you like. The Best Value fare bundles a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi, useful if you want to know your costs upfront. The Retreat is the premium suite tier: premium drinks, premium Wi-Fi, exclusive lounge and sundeck access, private dining and personal service included.

Azamara Pursuit — Azamara

With just 777 guests aboard, Azamara operates at a boutique scale that larger ships cannot replicate. Azamara Pursuit is known for overnight and late-night port stays — you are not rushed back to the ship at sunset; you actually get to spend an evening ashore. Every fare also includes a private cultural evening at a port on the itinerary, such as a symphony concert or vineyard dinner, exclusively for guests. The crew-to-guest ratio means the team knows your name within a day or two. Check Azamara Pursuit cabin grades and deck plans for cabin sizes and positions.

• Inside cabin 09 — 14.7 m². Dark and quiet — ideal for sleeping well between long port days. Sleeps up to 2.
• Ocean-view cabin 04 — 13.3 m². A large window brings sea views and natural daylight directly into the cabin. Sleeps up to 3.
• Veranda Plus Ocean-view cabin P1 — 16.3 m². A private balcony with direct access to fresh sea air and open views. Sleeps up to 3.
• Club World Owner’s Suite CW — 52 m². The largest cabin aboard at 52 m², more than 3 times the size of a standard veranda cabin. Sleeps up to 3.

Carnival Adventure — Carnival Cruise Line

Carnival Adventure is set up for Australian tastes — fresh local produce, a relaxed atmosphere and activities for every age. Kids have Camp Ocean to keep them occupied, while adults can claim a sun lounger at the Serenity Retreat, the ship’s adults-only space. Thrill-seekers can zip-line and climb above the deck, and the ship features a movie screen for evening viewing under the sky. For cabin options, Carnival Adventure cabin grades and deck plans show the full range.

• Inside cabin 4A — 15 m². A walk-in wardrobe and generous storage make it well suited to longer voyages. Sleeps up to 4.
• Ocean-view cabin with Porthole PT — 15 m². Two round portholes bring natural light and a characterful view on the quieter lower decks. Sleeps up to 4.
• Balcony cabin 8A — 16 m². A private balcony with a glass bifold door for direct outdoor access and open-water views. Sleeps up to 4.
• Byron Beach Club Presidential Suite SB — 58 m². The flagship suite, more than twice the size of a standard balcony cabin, with a dressing area and deluxe bathroom. Sleeps up to 4.

Seven Seas Mariner — Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Regent Seven Seas Cruises brings Seven Seas Mariner to this route, offering generous space at sea and an inclusive luxury experience designed for travellers who want everything taken care of. See Seven Seas Mariner cabin grades and deck plans for accommodation options.

Silver Moon — Silversea

Silversea’s Silver Moon is among the newest ships in the fleet and every cabin comes with a personal butler included as standard — not an upgrade, simply part of the fare. Every Silversea fare on this sailing includes butler-serviced suites, exceptional dining, unlimited wines and spirits, onboard gratuities and Wi-Fi. The enhanced All-Inclusive Plus fare adds a shore excursion credit and a fully refundable deposit. See Silver Moon cabin grades and deck plans for cabin types and layouts.

Are there any deals on these sailings?

Some sailings carry reduced fares — up to 20% off that cabin grade’s previously listed price on one departure, with most discounted sailings reduced by around 19%. Fare types such as early-saver and last-minute offers appear across multiple lines, so it is worth checking with our cruise experts to see what is current. Our Best Price Guarantee applies to every booking — if you find the same fare elsewhere for less, we will match it.

Make it a complete holiday

Because every sailing departs Singapore, you will almost certainly need flights — and possibly a hotel night or 2 before you board. CruiseAway’s cruise experts can put the whole trip on one booking through our DreamAway Packages: flights from your home city, a hotel in Singapore either side, transfers to the pier and travel insurance, all arranged alongside the cruise fare. You can build a fully custom itinerary or start with one of our pre-packaged options — either way, there is one number to call and one booking to manage.

Popular routes and related sailings

If you want to explore more 2027 Australia options, cruises around Australia in 2027 covers a wide range of itineraries once you are here. The Princess Cruises Australia 2026–2027 season has the full picture of what Princess is sailing in these waters, and the Princess 2027–2028 season launch covers upcoming sailings beyond that. For a narrower search, Princess Cruises from Brisbane in 2027 and Princess Cruises from Sydney in 2027 show what is available at those specific ports. If Carnival is of interest, Carnival Luminosa sailings in 2027 are worth a look alongside this route.

Thinking about a different direction entirely? cruises from Singapore to Sydney narrows the search to that single destination, while cruises from Singapore to Australia covers the same route across all years. If you are already thinking beyond 2027, the 2028 Singapore to Australia page is open for bookings.

For Regent fans, Regent Seven Seas sailings in 2027 shows the full programme. If Christmas in Australian waters appeals, Christmas cruises in Australia 2027 is worth checking. You can also browse the full 2027 cruises programme or explore all cruises departing Singapore and arriving in Australia.

*Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing, and are subject to change. This price is not kept up to date and therefore does not reflect live pricing and availability. Prices and any discounts shown were checked on 14 October 2026.

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.