Cruises from Singapore 2028

Where do cruises from Singapore go in 2028?

Singapore sits at the heart of one of the most varied cruising regions in the world. Sailings departing the city in 2028 fan out across South East Asia and well beyond — reaching as far as Japan, Australia, South Africa and, for one remarkable voyage, right around the world. The great majority are one-way itineraries, so you board in Singapore and disembark in a different port entirely, with a domestic flight or short connection at one end. A smaller number return to Singapore, giving you a self-contained round trip. Durations run from a short break of 3 nights up to an extended grand voyage of 55 nights, with a median of 14 nights.

South East Asia and nearby waters

The dominant choice from Singapore in 2028 is South East Asia, which accounts for the large majority of departures. These itineraries are tailor-made for travellers who want to explore the region in depth — threading through ports across the archipelago, calling at Bali and Benoa (Bali) on many routes, and finishing in Hong Kong more often than anywhere else. Singapore itself appears as both an embarkation and a disembarkation port, so some itineraries loop back — handy if you want a cruise that starts and ends in the same city.

A significant number of these sailings also reach Australia, arriving into Sydney as their final port. If you are based in Sydney or anywhere along the east coast, a Singapore-to-Sydney sailing is one of the most practical ways to cruise this region — you fly out to join the ship, then step off at home. CruiseAway can book the outbound flight, a pre-cruise hotel night in Singapore and any transfers you need, so the whole journey is arranged in one go. For more on this routing, see our dedicated page for Singapore to Australia cruises in 2028 or, if you are thinking about arriving by ship, Fremantle to Singapore in 2028.

Singapore to Sydney cruises and Singapore to Australia sailings more broadly are perennially popular with Australian travellers — and for good reason. The itinerary does the sightseeing for you on the way home.

Japan, South Africa and longer voyages

Beyond the regional sailings, a compelling set of longer departures heads to Japan, finishing at Yokohama (Tokyo). These tend to be unhurried, port-rich voyages that suit travellers looking to see multiple countries on a single booking. There are also sailings heading to South Africa — a genuinely long-haul ocean crossing that gives you a very different kind of cruise experience. And for those who want to see even more, there is a round-the-world departure, a transpacific crossing and even a Mediterranean sailing among the 2028 programme — each of them beginning in Singapore.

The India and Indian Ocean region features too, as does the Persian Gulf, rounding out a 2028 programme that covers more of the globe than most single departure ports can offer. You can explore the full 2028 cruises programme or browse Asia cruises in 2028 if you want to see the wider picture.

Which cruise lines sail from Singapore in 2028?

Six cruise lines make up the 2028 programme from Singapore, spanning the luxury, premium and contemporary segments. Here is who is sailing:

• Regent Seven Seas Cruises — the most sailings in the 2028 programme from Singapore, with fully inclusive luxury voyages
• Silversea Cruises — butler-serviced suites and an all-inclusive fare on every sailing
• Celebrity Cruises — premium ocean cruising with multiple fare tiers and a strong dining reputation
• Explora Journeys — a newer luxury brand with an ocean-resort approach to cruising
• Oceania Cruises — destination-focused itineraries with a culinary emphasis
• Royal Caribbean — the widest range of onboard activities and a strong selection of cabin grades

Holland America Line, Princess Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Line also have ships sailing from Singapore in 2028. For a broader look at 2028 sailings across these lines, the Regent 2028 programme is worth a look, as is the Japan cruises 2028 page if Japan is your focus.

What ships are sailing from Singapore in 2028?

Below are the ships with the most departures from Singapore in 2028, with detail on what each one is actually like to sail on.

Silver Muse — Silversea

Silver Muse is Silversea’s flagship of signature luxury. Every suite comes with a personal butler, and the onboard experience is entirely all-inclusive — unlimited wines and spirits, exceptional dining, Wi-Fi and gratuities are all covered in the fare. The most spacious option for families or groups travelling together is the Grand Suite G2 with two bedrooms, which runs to approximately 174–183 m² with two separate bedrooms and bathrooms. Silversea offers several fare tiers, including an enhanced All-Inclusive Plus fare that adds a shore excursion credit and a fully refundable deposit — worth considering if your plans might change.

Celebrity Millennium — Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Millennium underwent a comprehensive refit as part of Celebrity’s A$500 pp*M-plus Celebrity Revolution programme — fresher cabin interiors, a reimagined Martini Bar and a noticeably more contemporary feel throughout. Dining is a genuine strength: the Rooftop Terrace offers alfresco dining under the stars with open-air films and live music setting the evening mood, while Tuscan Grille Italian and Sushi on Five give you variety at sea that rivals many restaurants ashore. Celebrity’s fare structure runs from a cruise-only rate right up to The Retreat — a suite-class experience with premium drinks, premium Wi-Fi, exclusive lounge access and dedicated personal service included.

Note on Celebrity Millennium fares: The cruise-only rate lets you add extras later; the best-value tier bundles a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi; The Retreat tier covers suite accommodation, premium drinks, premium Wi-Fi and exclusive amenities.

Seven Seas Explorer — Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Seven Seas Explorer is Regent’s benchmark for all-inclusive ocean cruising. Space per guest is generous throughout the ship, and the all-inclusive model covers shore excursions, speciality dining, unlimited beverages, Wi-Fi, gratuities and flights on selected fares — so the price you see is genuinely close to what you pay. For an idea of the cabin grades and deck layout, the Seven Seas Explorer cabins and deck plans page has the detail. Seven Seas Splendor also sails from Singapore in 2028 — the Splendor cabins and deck plans page covers that ship. The Regent 2028 programme gives you the full fleet overview.

Noordam — Holland America Line

Noordam is a mid-sized ship with a distinctly unhurried character. Music runs through the whole experience: every evening, Lincoln Center Stage hosts live chamber music — a proper concert-hall performance in the middle of the ocean. Elsewhere, B.B. King’s Blues Club brings R&B and soul, and Billboard Onboard delivers sing-along piano sets. Museum-quality art lines the corridors, and rich timber furnishings give the ship a warmth that suits longer, port-intensive voyages. Cabin options and deck layouts are on the Noordam cabins and deck plans page.

EXPLORA III — Explora Journeys

EXPLORA III brings Explora Journeys’ ocean-resort concept to the 2028 Singapore programme. The ship is built around the idea of space and calm — suites throughout, with an emphasis on unhurried days at sea and in port. The most expansive accommodation is the Owner’s Residence OR1: at 183 m² of living space plus a 132 m² outdoor terrace, it is the largest unit on board and roughly twice the size of a Cove Residence. Full cabin grades and deck plans are on the EXPLORA III cabins and deck plans page.

Diamond Princess and Norwegian Spirit

Both Diamond Princess and Norwegian Spirit have departures in the 2028 Singapore programme. Deck plan and cabin detail for each is available on the Diamond Princess cabins and deck plans page and the Norwegian Spirit cabins and deck plans page respectively. If Norwegian Cruise Line is of interest, the Norwegian Cruise Line 2028 page covers the wider programme.

Luminara also sails from Singapore in 2028 — cabin and deck detail is on the Luminara cabins and deck plans page.

Cabin grades on Quantum of the Seas

Quantum of the Seas is Royal Caribbean’s ship on this programme and one of the most activity-rich vessels sailing from Singapore. At the iFLY skydiving simulator you can experience freefall without leaving the ship; the North Star observation pod lifts you above the waterline for views across the ocean; and Two70° transforms in the evening into an immersive wraparound screen for shows unlike anything on land. Full cabin and deck detail is on the Quantum of the Seas cabins and deck plans page. Cabin grades available on this ship range from compact interior rooms to a two-level suite:

• Inside cabin with virtual balcony (1U) — 15.4 m²: A full-height HD screen broadcasts a live seascape panorama in real time, giving you a sea-view experience without the price of a balcony cabin. Sleeps up to 4.
• Large ocean-view cabin (3M) — 19.9 m²: Around 3 m² more spacious than a standard ocean-view cabin, with the same sea view. Sleeps up to 4.
• Balcony cabin (1D) — 18.4 m²: A private balcony gives you your own outdoor space and a sea view that interior and ocean-view guests do not have. Sleeps up to 4.
• Royal Loft Suite (maisonette with balcony) — 152.4 m²: A two-level suite with a separate bedroom, living room and dining room. The most spacious maisonette suite on the ship. Sleeps up to 6.

Are there discounted sailings from Singapore in 2028?

A number of 2028 departures from Singapore are on sale at a reduced price — measured against the price previously listed for that cabin grade on the same sailing. Reductions reach up to 41% on a single departure, though that is the top of the range; on most discounted sailings the saving is closer to 10%. If a reduced fare matters to you, our cruise experts can identify which specific departures are marked down at the time you enquire. Fare types such as early-saver rates and last-minute offers also appear across the programme — ask us what is current when you call.

More than half the sailings on this programme are all-inclusive or partly inclusive, which changes the price comparison: a higher headline fare that covers drinks, gratuities, excursions and Wi-Fi can work out considerably better value than a lower cruise-only rate where those items are added individually.

Make it a complete holiday

Every sailing from Singapore requires a flight to reach the ship — and CruiseAway can take care of every part of that journey. Our team books flights, pre-cruise hotel nights in Singapore, transfers between the airport and the cruise terminal, and any tours you want to add before or after the voyage. If you are travelling from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or any other Australian city, we can bundle the domestic or international leg into a single DreamAway Package so you have one itinerary, one point of contact and one booking to manage.

What we can add around your cruise:

• Flights — international and domestic
• Hotels before and after the cruise
• Transfers between airport, hotel and cruise terminal
• Tours and shore excursions
• Travel insurance

Our cruise experts know these ships and routes well. Whether you are deciding between a luxury all-inclusive fare on Silversea and a flexible cruise-only rate on Celebrity, or working out which cabin grade suits a family of four, we help you choose rather than leaving you to guess. Prices from A$514 pp* — call us or search above to see current availability.

Also worth considering for 2028

If you are open to other departure points or programmes for 2028, these pages are worth exploring:

• Princess Cruises 2027–2028 season launch — Princess sailings across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond
• Cunard 2027–2028 World Cruise and season launch — grand voyages and world-cruise segments
• Japan cruises 2028 — sailings that make Japan the focus rather than a stop along the way
• Cruises around Australia 2028 — if you would rather explore closer to home
• All-inclusive cruises 2028 — compare every all-inclusive programme sailing in 2028
• Cruises from Singapore 2027 — if an earlier departure suits you better
• Cruises from Singapore 2026 — earlier sailings for those who plan well ahead

You can also browse the full cruises listing or look at cruises from Sydney if you want to find a sailing closer to home. The Princess Australia 2026/2027 season launch and the Princess Australia 2028 summer season are also worth a look if Princess is your preferred line.

*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.