Cruises from Perth to Singapore

Discover the journey from Fremantle to Singapore

Every sailing departs from Fremantle — the port that serves Perth — and arrives in Singapore, travelling through South East Asia. Voyages run for 11 or 12 nights, making this a genuinely manageable introduction to the region without the punishing distances of a longer world voyage. All 3 sailings are one-way, so the trip finishes in Singapore; if home is on the other side of Australia, a domestic flight back is the natural end to the holiday, and CruiseAway can sort that connection as part of your package.

Three cruise lines offer this routing: Princess Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Seabourn — ranging from premium ocean cruising to all-inclusive ultra-luxury. Prices start from A$2,706 pp* and every sailing on sale is all-inclusive in some form, which means the headline fare carries more than just the cabin.

Why choose a Perth to Singapore cruise?

For anyone based in Western Australia, Fremantle is one of the rare Australian ports where you can drive to the ship, walk up the gangway and be at sea before dark — no airport, no check-in queue, no long-haul flight to reach your embarkation port. For travellers from other states, the flight to Perth is a short domestic leg rather than a day-long international journey, which still makes this one of the easier cruise departures going.

The one-way format also suits travellers who want to experience Singapore as a destination in its own right at the end of the voyage. Rather than retracing your route, you arrive in one of Asia’s great city-ports and can spend extra days there before flying home. CruiseAway can arrange the hotels and transfers in Singapore too, so the end of the cruise does not have to be the end of the holiday.

Because all sailings on this route are one-way, it is worth knowing which end is home before you book. If you are Perth-based, you will need to plan a return from Singapore. If you are based elsewhere in Australia, you may find it easier to fly into Fremantle and fly home from Singapore. Either way, our DreamAway Packages are built for exactly this kind of multi-leg trip — browse all cruises or speak to one of our cruise experts to put the pieces together.

The ships sailing this route

Three ships cover the Fremantle to Singapore run, each sitting at a different point on the luxury spectrum. Here is what makes each one worth knowing about.

Sapphire Princess — Princess Cruises

Sapphire Princess came out of a 2025 refit with new restaurants, revitalised cabins and a refreshed Lotus Spa, so the ship sailing this route in 2027–28 is in very good shape. The adults-only Sanctuary pool deck — with private cabanas, cold towels and dedicated serenity stewards — gives you a quiet corner that the rest of the ship simply cannot match. For Princess Cruises’ Australia 2026–2027 season and beyond, Sapphire Princess represents Australian-departure cruising at its most convenient.

Cabin grades on Sapphire Princess run from a practical inside option to one of the largest suites afloat on this route. If you are comparing cabins and deck plans, the grades available include:

• Inside cabin IA — 15.6 m², sleeps 4. A mid-deck position with central lift access gives quieter conditions and good stability.
• Premium Sea-view cabin O5 — 18.3 m², sleeps 4. A large panoramic window with a forward bow view brings in natural daylight that inside cabins cannot offer.
• Balcony cabin B2 — 25.7 m², sleeps 4. A private balcony gives you direct access to fresh sea air at any time of day.
• Grand Suite S1 — 123.5 m², sleeps 4. The largest suite aboard, with a separate living room and dining area — more than twice the space of a Penthouse suite.

Fare tiers on Princess Cruises sailings

Princess Cruises offers a couple of distinct approaches to what the fare covers. Princess Standard is the base fare — it includes the cruise itself, with drink packages, Wi-Fi and dining add-ons available separately. Princess Plus builds those in from the start: 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 with 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating. For a voyage of 11 or 12 nights, Plus tends to offer good overall value — but our cruise experts can walk you through both tiers and help you work out which suits your style.

Seabourn Quest — Seabourn

Seabourn Quest carries only 450 guests, which means the level of attention on board is genuinely different from a larger ship. Every suite opens onto its own private balcony, and the fine wines are already poured when you arrive. The social centre of the ship is Seabourn Square — an open lounge where the atmosphere feels closer to a private yacht than a large ocean liner. If you want to see cabin grades and deck plans for Seabourn Quest, the Grand Wintergarden Suite GR runs to approximately 115 m² — nearly twice the space of the Owner’s Suites — sleeping up to 4, and represents the most expansive way to make this crossing.

Seven Seas Navigator — Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Seven Seas Navigator sails under the Regent Seven Seas Cruises flag, a line built around genuinely inclusive luxury — the kind where almost everything is wrapped into the fare before you board. The ship is known for its spacious suites and an unhurried pace that rewards travellers who want immersive port experiences rather than a packed programme. The Signature Suite SG runs to 79.1 m² with a separate living area, sleeping up to 5 — generously proportioned even by luxury standards. See full cabin grades and deck plans for Seven Seas Navigator if you are weighing up the options.

What does a Fremantle to Singapore cruise cost?

Fares on this route start from A$2,706 pp* — that is for a sailing departing after October 2026. Because all 3 sailings are all-inclusive in some form, it is worth comparing what each fare actually covers rather than the headline number alone. A Princess Standard fare will look lower than a Princess Plus fare, but Plus bundles in drinks, Wi-Fi and dining credits that you would otherwise pay for separately. Regent Seven Seas and Seabourn both sail with extensive inclusions built in. Our cruise experts can put the true cost of each option side by side so you are comparing like for like.

Making it a full holiday

Because the voyage is one-way — Fremantle out, Singapore in — most travellers have at least one flight to organise. CruiseAway can handle that as part of a DreamAway Package: flights, hotels before or after the cruise, transfers, tours and travel insurance all on one booking. If you are flying into Perth from the east coast before departure, we can add the hotel the night before and a transfer to the port. At the Singapore end, we can extend the holiday with city hotel nights and tours. You do not need to piece it together yourself — that is what our cruise experts are for.

Alternative cruise holidays to consider

If the Fremantle to Singapore run appeals but you would like to explore other options, there is plenty nearby worth considering. Cruises from Singapore to Sydney cover the same region in reverse and open up a different set of itineraries. Cruises from Perth (Fremantle) include a wider range of routes beyond Singapore, worth browsing if you have not fixed on a destination yet. Cruise deals from Perth (Fremantle) are a good starting point if budget is the primary consideration.

Alternatively, if you are thinking about a longer repositioning voyage — ships moving between ocean regions at the end of a season — repositioning cruises cover a range of Australian departure ports and far-flung arrival cities. The Princess Cruises 2027–2028 season is also worth a look for the full spread of Princess sailings from Australian ports in that period.

For something on the east coast, cruises from Sydney to New Zealand and cruises from Sydney to Perth (Fremantle) offer a comparable point-to-point format. You can also browse all Australian cruises or check cheap cruise deals if you are still at the early planning stage.

*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.