Cruises from Perth (Fremantle) to Bali

All sailings on this route depart from Fremantle, Western Australia — the working port that sits minutes from central Perth. Voyages run between 11 and 14 nights, crossing into South East Asia and Indonesia, with most itineraries finishing in Singapore or Darwin rather than returning to Fremantle. If you are Perth-based, you can board without a flight. If you are travelling from another Australian state, a short domestic hop to Fremantle is still far easier than any long-haul connection. For one-way sailings that end in Singapore or Darwin, we can book a return domestic flight as part of your holiday — nothing left for you to sort separately.

Where do these cruises go?

The strongest concentration of sailings from Fremantle runs into South East Asia, heading north through Indonesian and Southeast Asian waters before arriving in Singapore. A good number also explore Australian coastal waters, and one sailing focuses specifically on Bali and the Indonesian archipelago. It is a genuinely varied set of routes for a single embarkation port — tropical islands, busy port cities and remote coastline all within reach of Fremantle.

Most of these are one-way voyages rather than round trips, so the ship finishes its journey in a different city — commonly Singapore or Darwin. That does open a useful travel option: combine the cruise with a few nights at either end and make the whole trip a proper holiday. Our team can arrange that for you as a DreamAway Package.

Which cruise lines sail from Fremantle to Bali?

Princess Cruises has the most sailings on this route, with Sapphire Princess doing the heavy lifting. Regent Seven Seas Cruises operates two sailings aboard Seven Seas Navigator, and Seabourn adds one sailing on Seabourn Quest. The three lines sit at quite different price and inclusions levels — from a mainstream premium line through to ultra-luxury all-inclusive — so there is a meaningful choice here depending on what kind of cruise experience you are after.

What are the ships like?

Sapphire Princess — Princess Cruises

Sapphire Princess completed a refit in 2025, which means new restaurants, revitalised cabins and an updated Lotus Spa greet you when you board at Fremantle. The ship is well suited to this route: it is large enough to carry a wide range of dining and entertainment options, but the headline feature for this itinerary is The Sanctuary — an adults-only pool deck with private cabanas, cold towels and dedicated serenity stewards. After a day at sea, that matters. For cabin options aboard Sapphire Princess, the cabins and deck plans give you the full picture. Available grades include:

• Inside cabin IA — 15.6 m², sleeping up to 4; positioned on a middle deck for a quieter, steadier ride and easy lift access
• Premium Sea-view cabin O5 — 18.3 m², sleeping up to 4; a large panoramic window with a forward bow view brings natural daylight that inside cabins lack
• Balcony cabin B2 — 25.7 m², sleeping up to 4; your own private outdoor space with direct sea air, which interior and sea-view guests do not have
• Grand Suite S1 — 123.5 m², sleeping up to 4; the largest suite aboard, with a separate living room and dining area, at more than twice the space of a Penthouse suite

Seven Seas Navigator — Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Seven Seas Navigator is built around the idea that space and inclusions should never feel like an afterthought. Every guest has generous room to move, and the all-inclusive fare means drinks, dining, gratuities and shore excursions are handled before you board. For itinerary-focused travellers who want to actually explore each port rather than count the cost of a shore trip, this approach makes a real difference. The Seven Seas Navigator cabins and deck plans detail all available grades, including the Signature Suite SG — a 79.1 m² suite sleeping up to 5, with a separate living area, that sits among the more spacious options on board. You can find full details on Regent Seven Seas Cruises 2027 sailings if you want to compare further.

Seabourn Quest — Seabourn

With around 450 guests on board, Seabourn Quest is the smallest and most intimate ship on this route — and that size is precisely the point. Every suite has its own private balcony, and fine wines are poured before you even ask. The social centre of the ship is Seabourn Square, an open-lounge space that feels closer to a private yacht than a cruise ship. For guests who find large ships impersonal, this is a genuinely different experience. The Seabourn Quest cabins and deck plans include the Grand Wintergarden Suite GR — approximately 115 m² of living space, making it nearly twice the size of the Owner’s Suites. Browse the Seabourn Exploration Event for current offers from this line.

What do the fares include?

All 6 sailings on this route are all-inclusive in some form. For Princess Cruises, there are 2 main fare tiers worth knowing about:

• Princess Standard — the base cruise fare covering your sailing, with the option to add beverage packages, Wi-Fi and dining credits on top
• Princess Plus — adds 4 casual dining meals per voyage, beverages up to A$15 each (up to 15 drinks per day), MedallionNet® Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, unlimited digital photographs plus 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating

Regent Seven Seas and Seabourn fares are fully all-inclusive at their respective fare levels, covering dining, drinks and gratuities as standard. Our cruise experts can walk you through exactly what each tier covers on your chosen sailing before you commit.

Are there any discounts available?

Most sailings on this route carry a reduction from their previously listed cabin-grade price. The typical saving runs around 7%, with up to 10% off on one departure. It is not a page-wide sale, but the reductions are genuine and worth checking against your preferred dates. Our Best Price Guarantee means that if you find the same sailing cheaper elsewhere after booking with us, we will match it.

How do I get to Fremantle from elsewhere in Australia?

If you are based in Perth, Fremantle is a short drive or train ride from the city centre. If you are travelling from another Australian state, a direct domestic flight to Perth is the straightforward option — far simpler than any international connection. For one-way sailings that finish in Singapore or Darwin, we can include a return domestic flight as part of your booking, along with any hotels you need at either end. Browse Western Australia cruises from Perth (Fremantle) for a broader view of what departs from this port, or explore all Perth cruise options for a wider comparison.

Make it a holiday

A cruise from Fremantle to Bali is a natural centrepiece for a longer trip — and CruiseAway can build the whole thing. Through our DreamAway Packages, we combine your cruise with flights, hotels, tours, transfers and insurance in a single booking. Whether you want a few nights before you board or a post-cruise extension in Singapore, our team handles it. We are CLIA-accredited cruise specialists, and every booking comes with our Best Price Guarantee.

If you are also considering other Australian departures, our Princess Cruises Australia 2026/2027 season page covers the full season from this and other Australian ports. For round-trip options from Australian waters, cruises around Australia in 2027 offers a wider range of itineraries. You can also find a broader range of options across all ocean cruises or explore Australian departures through Oz Cruises.

*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.