Cruises from Singapore in 2026

Singapore cruises 2026: where do these sailings go?

Most sailings departing Singapore in 2026 head through South East Asia, with a smaller number continuing south to Australia. Round-trip sailings bring you back to Singapore; one-way voyages finish in ports including Hong Kong, Benoa, Bali, Sydney and Brisbane — a domestic flight connects the two ends easily. Durations range from short breaks of a few nights up to 18-night voyages, with a median of around 12 nights.

Why choose Singapore for your next sailing?

Singapore sits at the crossroads of South East Asia, making it a natural hub for regional cruising. For travellers based in Australia, it is a short flight rather than a long-haul journey — and once you are on board, the ship does the rest. CruiseAway can bundle your flights, a hotel night in Singapore before departure, and transfers to the pier so that the whole trip is on one booking rather than several.

If you are local to Singapore, you can board and be at sea the same day — no airport queues at either end of your holiday. And if a one-way itinerary finishes somewhere new, we handle the return leg too.

Which cruise lines sail from Singapore in 2026?

Royal Caribbean leads the way with the most sailings from Singapore this year. Celebrity Cruises and Princess Cruises each offer a strong selection, Seabourn brings an intimate luxury option, and Azamara rounds out the choice for those who prefer smaller-ship sailing. DreamAway Packages — our own cruise-plus-flights bundles — are also available on selected departures.

The ships sailing from Singapore

Navigator of the Seas — Royal Caribbean

Navigator of the Seas is Royal Caribbean’s most active ship on this route. The Blaster aqua coaster — the longest waterslide at sea — is the headline attraction, but there is plenty more: a FlowRider surf simulator, laser tag at Battle for Planet Z, and nightly ice shows in Studio B alongside live productions in the main theatre. It is a ship that keeps everyone busy from morning to midnight.

Cabin grades on Navigator of the Seas run from practical to palatial. See the full Navigator of the Seas cabin and deck plans for layout details. The headline grades are:

• Inside cabin with Promenade view (2T) — 15.5 m²: a window looking directly onto the Royal Promenade gives you the buzz of ship life from your cabin, something a standard interior cabin cannot offer.
• Ultra spacious Ocean-view cabin (1K) — 30.5 m²: roughly twice the floor space of a standard ocean-view, so there is real room to spread out over a longer sailing.
• Balcony cabin (1B spacious) — 18.9 m²: a private balcony with a practical extra square metre of living space over the standard balcony grade.
• Royal Suite (RS) with large balcony — 117.1 m²: the largest suite on board at 117 m², with a grand piano and space that genuinely suits a 12-night or longer voyage.

Royal Caribbean fare types include standard cruise fares, last-minute offers and solo fares for guests travelling alone. Fare types such as early-booking bonuses and promotional third-and-fourth-guest offers are also available on select sailings — our cruise experts can tell you what is current when you enquire.

Celebrity Millennium and Celebrity Solstice — Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Cruises brings 4 sailings to this page across two ships. Celebrity Millennium underwent an extensive Celebrity Revolution refit, resulting in fresher cabins, a livelier Martini Bar and redesigned communal spaces. Dining is a genuine highlight: alfresco evenings at the Rooftop Terrace, Italian at the Tuscan Grille and Sushi on Five are among the options on board.

Cabin grades on Celebrity Millennium — see the Celebrity Millennium cabin and deck plans:

• Prime Inside cabin (I1) — 15.9 m²: centrally located on higher decks, putting the pool, bar and outdoor areas close at hand.
• Prime Ocean-view cabin (O1) — 16.0 m²: same prime position on higher decks, with a window to the sea.
• Ultra Deluxe Veranda Balcony cabin (UV) — 43.3 m²: almost 3 times the size of a standard veranda cabin — a proper living space for a longer sailing.
• Penthouse Suite (PS) — 235 m²: the largest suite on board, with around 102 m² of private balcony and a hot tub with panoramic sea views.

Celebrity Solstice was freshly revitalised in 2026, with new restaurants, redesigned staterooms and reimagined outdoor spaces. The Lawn Club, live concerts at Sunset Park and the Le Petit Chef 3D animated dining experience are among its standout features. AquaClass cabins give guests exclusive access to a dedicated spa restaurant — worth considering if wellness is a priority on your voyage. Browse the Celebrity Solstice cabin and deck plans before you book.

Celebrity Cruises offers 3 fare tiers on these sailings. The best-rate fare covers the cruise itself and lets you add extras à la carte. The best-value fare bundles a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi into one price — useful if you prefer to know your costs upfront. The Retreat tier is Celebrity’s most inclusive option, covering premium drinks, premium Wi-Fi, suite accommodation, exclusive lounge and sundeck access, and dedicated personal service.

Diamond Princess and Royal Princess — Princess Cruises

Princess Cruises offers 3 sailings, split across two well-regarded ships. Diamond Princess carries a traditional Japanese onsen — the Izumi bathhouse — which is a genuinely unusual feature at sea and a real draw for anyone who appreciates Japanese bathing culture. Broadway-scale productions in the Princess Theatre and Skywalkers Nightclub 15 decks above the waterline round out the evenings. Explore the Diamond Princess cabin and deck plans for stateroom details.

Royal Princess offers the glass-bottomed SeaWalk extending 40 metres above the ocean — a striking feature for those who want to feel the sea beneath their feet. The Sanctuary adults-only retreat provides a quieter space with attentive stewards for guests who want to step away from the bustle, while Movies Under the Stars and Crooners duelling pianos keep the evenings entertaining. See the Royal Princess cabin and deck plans to find the right stateroom.

Princess Cruises fare tiers include Princess Standard — the base cruise fare with packages available to add on — and Princess Plus, which bundles beverages (up to A$15 each, with a daily limit), MedallionNet Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, casual dining meals per voyage, unlimited digital photographs plus prints, and reserved theatre seating.

Seabourn Encore — Seabourn

For guests looking for a smaller, more intimate experience, Seabourn brings 3 sailings aboard Seabourn Encore. The ship’s aesthetic is closer to a five-star boutique hotel than a large resort vessel — complementary elegant dining is included, service is highly personalised, and the atmosphere is consistently understated. The Seabourn Encore cabin and deck plans show the suite layout in detail; the Grand Wintergarden Suite at approximately 115 m² with a private hot tub is the flagship accommodation on board.

Top routes, hubs and smart add-ons

The majority of these sailings explore South East Asia, with itineraries typically calling at a mix of ports across the region. A smaller number head south toward Australia, finishing in Sydney or Brisbane — making them a natural choice for Australians who want to cruise their way home after a Singapore stay.

One-way voyages finishing in Sydney or Brisbane are among the most popular shapes. If you are flying up to Singapore and cruising back, CruiseAway can put the outbound flights, any pre-cruise hotels, the cruise itself and your disembarkation transfers on a single itinerary. See dedicated pages for Singapore to Sydney cruises in 2026 and Singapore to Brisbane cruises in 2026 if you have a specific endpoint in mind.

For a broader look at what is sailing to Australia this year, the Princess Cruises Australia 2026–2027 season launch is worth exploring, as is the full list of cruises from Singapore to Australia in 2026.

How to choose the right Singapore sailing

The most useful first question is whether you want a round-trip sailing — beginning and ending in Singapore — or a one-way voyage that finishes somewhere else. Round trips suit travellers who are basing themselves in Singapore; one-way itineraries suit those flying in and cruising home, or cruising out and flying home.

Duration matters too. A short sailing of 2–5 nights is a taster of the region; a 12-night voyage gives you enough time to settle into a rhythm and see more. The 18-night sailings are repositioning-style voyages that cover considerable ground — worthwhile if you have the time and want to see a wide sweep of the region in one go.

On the question of all-inclusive versus base fares: several lines offer bundled options that cover drinks, Wi-Fi and gratuities in one upfront price. If you are likely to use the ship’s bars regularly and want predictable costs, a bundled fare often works out well. Our cruise experts can compare the numbers for your specific sailing and show you where each fare tier sits.

Discounts are available on a number of sailings. Up to 50% has been taken off 1 departure, though most reduced sailings are closer to 22% off the price previously listed for that cabin grade. It is worth checking current availability with our team, as these reductions change as sailings fill.

Make it a holiday

CruiseAway is a cruise specialist — every offer is a cruise or a cruise-inclusive package. Because every sailing departs from Singapore, a flight is part of the trip for most Australian travellers. Our team can add return flights, a hotel night in Singapore before you board, transfers between the airport and the pier, and travel insurance, all on one booking.

If you are interested in a pre-built bundle, DreamAway Packages combine the cruise with flights, hotels and transfers at a single price. Or we can build something custom around the ship and cabin grade you want — just ask our cruise experts.

For more 2026 sailings in the region, browse Princess Cruises 2025/2026 Australia and New Zealand itineraries, Princess Cruises Around Australia 2026, or the full cruise around Australia 2026 page. If you are thinking about extending into the Christmas period, Christmas cruises in Australia 2026 and Christmas cruises from Sydney 2026 show what is available. You can also browse all ocean cruises or compare cruises in 2026 more broadly.

Are there other 2026 sailings worth comparing?

If Singapore does not fit your plans, there are strong alternatives sailing in the same period. Cruises from Hawaii to Australia in 2026 suit travellers coming from the Pacific direction, while Princess Cruises 2025/2026 South Pacific itineraries cover a different arc of the region. For sailings closer to home, cruises from Sydney in December 2026 and cruises from Brisbane in September 2026 are worth a look if you want to board in Australia without a flight.

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.