Cruises from Singapore in 2026

Southeast Asia and Beyond: Where These Sailings Go

Cruises from Singapore in 2026 are concentrated in two regions: Southeast Asia, which accounts for the great majority of sailings, and Australia, which draws a smaller but distinct set of longer voyages. Most itineraries are between 7 and 28 nights, with a median of 14 nights — long enough to feel genuinely far from home. Around half the sailings are round trips returning to Singapore; the other half are one-way repositioning voyages that end at a different port, so a flight home will be needed for those. Cruise1st can arrange that return flight, along with any hotels either side, so nothing is left for you to sort separately.

Which Cruise Lines Sail from Singapore in 2026?

Several of the world’s best-known cruise lines operate from Singapore this year. Celebrity Cruises and Princess Cruises lead on sailings, followed by Royal Caribbean, Carnival Cruise Line and Disney Cruise Line. Cruise1st Packages — which bundle the cruise with flights, hotels and transfers — also feature prominently among available options. Each line brings a different character to the same departure port, so the choice of ship matters as much as the itinerary.

Where Do These Cruises Sail To?

Southeast Asia

The overwhelming share of sailings from Singapore head into Southeast Asia in 2026. Itineraries spread across the region, with Hong Kong and Bali — both Benoa, Bali and the island more broadly — among the most common turnaround ports. Shorter sailings of two nights offer a taster, while itineraries of three weeks or more give real depth to the region. These trips suit anyone who wants to wake up in a different port each morning, with evenings at sea to enjoy the ship properly.

Australia

A smaller number of sailings continue south towards Australia, with turnarounds in Brisbane and Sydney. These are typically longer voyages — ideal if you want to combine Southeast Asia with an Australian arrival and make a proper trip of it. If you are planning to fly home from Sydney or Brisbane, our team can sort the return leg and any hotels you need along the way. You can also explore the full range of Australia 2026 cruises if you want to compare what’s available.

The Ships Sailing from Singapore in 2026

Navigator of the Seas — Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas brings one of the most activity-packed top decks afloat to Singapore itineraries. The Blaster aqua coaster — the longest waterslide at sea — anchors a revamped pool area that also includes the Lime & Coconut, a three-level bar with hand-crafted cocktails that has become the social centrepiece of the ship. Dining options include Jamie Oliver’s Jamie’s Italian and Hooked Seafood, alongside the original at-sea ice-skating rink and the FlowRider surf simulator. If you want an active fortnight at sea between port calls, Navigator of the Seas delivers it. For a closer look at how the cabins are laid out, see the Navigator of the Seas cabin and deck plans.

• Interior — Inside with Promenade view 2T (15.5 m²): A window looks directly onto the Royal Promenade, giving you the buzz of the ship’s main thoroughfare rather than a blank wall. Sleeps 2.
• Ocean view — Ultra Spacious Ocean-view 1K (30.5 m²): Roughly twice the floor space of a standard ocean-view cabin, with room for up to 6 guests and significantly more storage.
• Balcony — Spacious Balcony 1B (18.9 m²): Around 1 m² more living space than a standard balcony cabin — a practical gain on a longer sailing. Sleeps 4.
• Suite — Royal Suite RS with large balcony (117.1 m²): The largest suite on board at 117 m², with a grand piano and a sweeping balcony. Made for voyages where the ship is as much the point as the ports. Sleeps 4.

Celebrity Millennium — Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Millennium carries a genuine piece of maritime history: the Olympic Restaurant is panelled in original walnut from RMS Olympic, the sister ship of Titanic, and every dinner there carries that weight quietly. More contemporary is Le Petit Chef, Celebrity’s 3D animated dinner show where tabletop projections accompany a multi-course tasting menu — a memorable evening even on a long voyage. AquaClass staterooms are worth considering on a warmer-weather itinerary: they unlock exclusive access to restaurant Blu and the Persian Garden thermal spa. See the full range of options on the Celebrity Millennium cabins and deck plans page.

• Interior — Prime Inside I1 (15.9 m²): Centrally positioned on higher decks, with shorter walks to pools and bars. Sleeps 4.
• Ocean view — Prime Ocean-view O1 (16.0 m²): Same central, higher-deck location as the Prime Inside, with a window to the sea. Sleeps 2.
• Suite — Ultra Deluxe Veranda UV (43.3 m²): Nearly three times the size of a standard veranda cabin, giving real space to spread out. Sleeps 2.
• Suite — Penthouse Suite PS (235.0 m²): The largest suite on board, with around 102 m² of private balcony, a hot tub, and panoramic views. Sleeps 4.

Celebrity Solstice — Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Solstice was comprehensively renewed in 2026, gaining a new Trattoria Rossa, a Fine Cut Steakhouse, a Sunset Park terrace and refreshed Retreat suites. The Lawn Club — a genuine half-acre of real grass on the open deck — hosts live Hot Glass Show demonstrations and outdoor cinema, which makes it a memorable space in almost any port. Suite guests sailing in The Retreat have their own private pool sundeck, the Luminae restaurant with menus by Daniel Boulud, and full butler service. Check the Celebrity Solstice cabin and deck plans before you decide on a grade.

• Interior — Inside I1 (17.0 m²): Higher-deck position with shorter routes to pools and bars. Sleeps 4.
• Ocean view — Panoramic Ocean-view PN (22.7 m²): Floor-to-ceiling glass gives a significantly wider field of view than standard ocean-view windows. Sleeps 4.
• Balcony — Deluxe Veranda DV (19.1 m²): Around 1 m² more space than a standard balcony cabin, without the step up to a larger veranda grade. Sleeps 5.
• Suite — Penthouse Suite PS with private hot tub (156.1 m²): More than four times the size of a standard balcony cabin. Sleeps 4.

Diamond Princess — Princess Cruises

Diamond Princess is especially well matched to Asian itineraries. The Izumi Japanese Bath is the largest Japanese-style onsen bath at sea — a genuine wellness experience that makes most sense on a ship sailing these waters. The dining lineup suits the region too: Kai Sushi and Makoto Ocean by Chef Makoto Okuwa sit alongside Crown Grill steakhouse, and MedallionClass technology lets you order food and drinks to wherever you are on the ship. Movies Under the Stars and Skywalkers Nightclub add entertainment for evenings at sea. Explore cabin options on the Diamond Princess cabins and deck plans page.

Carnival Luminosa — Carnival Cruise Line

Carnival Luminosa brings a livelier, more casual style to the Singapore departure programme. The Alchemy Bar, RedFrog Rum Bar and Piano Bar 88 give you a different atmosphere every evening without leaving the ship. Specialty dining runs from Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse to Bonsai Sushi Express and a Seafood Shack. For those who want quieter time, the Cloud 9 Spa thermal suites, hydrotherapy pool and adults-only Serenity Retreat offer a genuine change of pace. See how the cabins are arranged on the Carnival Luminosa cabins and deck plans page.

What Do the Fares Include?

Celebrity Cruises Fares

Celebrity offers 3 main fare levels on these sailings. The entry-level rate covers Celebrity’s standard dining, entertainment and onboard activities, letting you add extras to suit your trip rather than paying for a bundle upfront. Step up to the All Inclusive fare and you get a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi rolled into one price — a practical choice if you want to know what evenings at sea will cost before you board. The Retreat tier, available to suite guests, adds a premium drinks package, premium Wi-Fi, exclusive lounge and sundeck access, private dining at Luminae, and dedicated personal service. See all Celebrity Cruises 2026 sailings for the full range of options.

Princess Cruises Fares

Princess sails with 2 main packages on these itineraries. Princess Standard is the base fare covering the cruise itself, with packages available to add on. Princess Plus bundles four casual dining meals per voyage, beverages up to $15 each (with a daily limit of 15 drinks), MedallionNet Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, unlimited digital photographs with 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating — a solid all-in option for most travellers. Browse Princess Cruises 2026 for the full picture.

Royal Caribbean Fares

Royal Caribbean offers a range of fare types on Singapore sailings, including standard cruise fares, solo/single-occupancy fares, and promotional offers such as last-minute fares and third-and-fourth-guest deals. Exact availability varies by sailing date and cabin grade, so it is worth speaking to the Cruise1st team to make sure you get the right combination for your group.

Top Attractions and Activities on Cruises from Singapore 2026

One of the practical advantages of sailing from Singapore is the quality of shore experiences available throughout the region. Many itineraries include calls at ports that reward a full day ashore, and having an expert help you choose which excursions are worth the time makes a real difference to how you use the days. Cruise1st can arrange tours and transfers at the ports your ship visits, so you are not left to work it out on the ground. Whether you want a guided cultural tour, a beach day or a food market visit, we can build it into the same booking as the cruise itself.

Are There All-Inclusive Sailings from Singapore in 2026?

Yes — a number of sailings from Singapore in 2026 include drinks, Wi-Fi and other amenities in the fare, particularly through Celebrity Cruises’ All Inclusive and Retreat tiers and the Princess Plus package. If an all-inclusive fare suits your style of travel, the Cruise1st team can filter to those options and explain exactly what each one covers, so there are no surprises at the bar.

What Are the Prices Like — and Are There Any Reductions?

Prices start from £428 pp* for 2026 sailings from Singapore. A significant number of departures carry a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, with savings of up to 22% available on one departure — though most reduced sailings are closer to 1% off. It is worth checking individual sailings rather than assuming a blanket sale: the Cruise1st team can tell you which specific departures carry the most meaningful reductions at any given time.

Commonly Visited Ports on Cruises from Singapore 2026

The most frequent turnaround port after Singapore itself is Hong Kong, which appears on several itineraries as either a destination or a final disembarkation point. Bali — with calls at both Benoa and the island generally — is another regular stop, well suited to a day or two ashore. Australian arrivals end in Brisbane or Sydney for those on the longer repositioning voyages heading south. Each of these ports is a genuine destination in its own right, and the right itinerary lets you spend meaningful time in each one rather than just ticking them off.

Benefits of Cruises from Singapore 2026

Singapore is one of the most connected cities in the world, which makes it straightforward to reach from the UK with a direct or single-stop flight. Once on board, the combination of short sea distances and a high density of interesting ports means you can cover a lot of ground without the itinerary ever feeling rushed. The climate is consistent through the departure window, and the range of cruise lines — from the family-oriented Disney Cruise Line to the suite-focused Celebrity Retreat — means there is genuinely something for different travellers on the same route.

As one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, Cruise1st can put the whole trip together: the flight out, a hotel night in Singapore before embarkation, the cruise itself, transfers between the airport and the port, and whatever you need at the other end if the sailing is one-way. Everything goes on one booking, with one team to call if anything needs adjusting. Rated 4.5/5 on Trustpilot from over 7,000 reviews, and fully ABTA and ATOL protected, we look after your money as well as your holiday. Browse all cruises or narrow directly to 2026 cruises if you want to compare what else is available this year.

Planning Around Your Dates: Other 2026 Options

If the Singapore departures don’t line up with your travel window, there is plenty of 2026 sailing on offer elsewhere. Princess Cruises 2026 from Southampton and Celebrity Cruises 2026 from Southampton both sail without a flight for UK travellers. Australia and New Zealand 2026 cruises suit those planning a longer trip in the same part of the world. For something closer to home, British Isles cruises in 2026 offer itineraries that depart and return to UK ports. And if December is on your radar, 2026 Christmas cruises from Singapore and further afield are worth a look too — the departure window here runs through to the end of December.

*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.