Cruises from Singapore 2028

Where Can You Sail to from Singapore in 2028?

Singapore sits at the heart of some of the most varied ocean cruising available anywhere in the world. Sailings departing in 2028 span short getaways of 3 nights right through to extended voyages of 55 nights, with a median length of 16 nights — long enough to move meaningfully through a region. The great majority of itineraries are one-way, so you board in Singapore and disembark at a different port; if you are flying out from the UK to join the ship, our team can also book your return flight, hotel stays either side and any transfers, keeping everything in one place.

Which Regions Do Singapore 2028 Sailings Cover?

The range is genuinely wide — from the archipelagos of Southeast Asia to the coastlines of Australia, with East Asia, Japan and even the Indian Ocean also represented. Here is how the map breaks down.

Southeast Asia — the Most Popular Direction

By far the largest share of 2028 sailings from Singapore head into Southeast Asia. This is the region that suits Singapore as a hub best: ships move between island chains, peninsulas and port cities in a part of the world where the scenery changes dramatically from one call to the next. Itineraries of varying lengths are available, making this the natural starting point whether you want a two-week introduction or a longer, more immersive voyage. Benoa, Bali and Bangkok (Klong Toey) appear regularly among disembarkation ports, giving you the option to end your cruise in a destination worth staying on in — and we can arrange the hotels and onward flights when you book.

East Asia, Japan and Beyond

A solid number of sailings head north into East Asia, with Hong Kong the single most common disembarkation port across all itineraries. Japan cruises in 2028 are also available from Singapore, finishing at Tokyo or Yokohama. These longer voyages suit anyone who wants to combine tropical Southeast Asian sailing with the contrasting culture and landscapes of North Asia. Princess Japan and Southeast Asia sailings for 2027–2028 are a strong option here, pairing a well-known fleet with itineraries built specifically for this corridor.

Australia

A number of sailings from Singapore continue south to finish in Sydney, Australia. These are some of the longer itineraries on the page and appeal to travellers who want to combine the tropics with a classic Australian arrival. For anyone planning to explore further, take a look at Australia and New Zealand 2028 cruises for sailings that continue the journey. We can book connecting flights and hotels to make Sydney the start of a longer stay, not just a disembarkation point.

Also Sailing: Indian Ocean, China and the World

A smaller selection of sailings ventures into the Indian Ocean — if you want Indian Ocean cruises in 2028, Singapore is one of the ports from which they depart. There are also sailings touching China, including a call at Shanghai, and one world cruise sailing that uses Singapore as its embarkation point. World cruises in 2028 are a separate page, but it is worth knowing the option exists if a longer voyage is on your mind.

Which Cruise Lines Sail from Singapore in 2028?

Six cruise lines — plus Cruise1st Packages that bundle the cruise with flights, hotels and transfers — cover the 2028 Singapore programme. Celebrity Cruises and Princess Cruises lead the ocean-cruise count, with Regent Seven Seas Cruises offering a fully inclusive alternative at the luxury end. Royal Caribbean brings its activity-led ships into the mix, Explora Journeys offers a boutique ocean-hotel style, and Norwegian Cruise Line rounds out the selection with its Freestyle Dining approach. All are bookable through Cruise1st, with expert advice on which line fits your travel style.

Roughly half of the sailings are all-inclusive or carry included fare elements, so there is a genuine range from cruise-only fares through to fully bundled packages. Our team can walk you through what each tier actually covers before you commit.

Which Ships Sail from Singapore in 2028?

Below are the ships for which we hold full details. Each one has something distinct that is worth knowing before you choose.

Celebrity Millennium — Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Millennium carries a genuine piece of maritime history: the Olympic Restaurant is panelled with original walnut from RMS Olympic, Titanic’s sister ship. That alone sets the tone for a ship that takes its dining seriously. Le Petit Chef brings a 3D animated dinner experience to the table — tabletop projections paired with a multi-course tasting menu — and AquaClass staterooms give you exclusive access to restaurant Blu and the Persian Garden thermal spa. It is a ship with a clear point of view, and it suits travellers who want to eat and unwind well.

Cabin grades on Celebrity Millennium range from compact to very generous. Check the Celebrity Millennium cabins and deck plans for a full breakdown. Key grades include:

• Prime Inside cabin I1 — 15.9 m², centrally positioned on higher decks, closer to the pool and outdoor areas than lower inside cabins, sleeping up to 4
• Prime Ocean-view cabin O1 — 16.0 m², prime location on higher decks with natural light, sleeping 2
• Ultra Deluxe Veranda Balcony cabin UV — 43.3 m², nearly 3 times the size of a standard veranda cabin, sleeping 2
• Penthouse Suite PS — approximately 235 m² of total space including around 102 m² of private balcony with outdoor hot tub, sleeping up to 4

Diamond Princess — Princess Cruises

Diamond Princess is built for Asian itineraries in a way that most ships simply are not. The Izumi Japanese Bath is the largest Japanese-style onsen at sea, a feature that makes particular sense when the ship is sailing through Japan and Southeast Asia. Dining goes well beyond the main restaurant: Crown Grill steakhouse, Kai Sushi and Makoto Ocean by Chef Makoto Okuwa give you genuine variety night after night. MedallionClass technology means you can order food and drinks anywhere on the ship via the OceanNow app, while Movies Under the Stars and Skywalkers Nightclub keep the evenings going.

See the Diamond Princess cabins and deck plans for the full picture. Grade options include:

• Inside cabin IA — 15.6 m², mid-ship on quiet decks with central lift access, sleeping up to 4
• Premium Ocean-view cabin O5 — 18.3 m², bow-positioned panoramic window with a wide forward sea view, sleeping up to 4
• Balcony cabin B2 — 25.7 m², private balcony with seating and direct sea air, sleeping up to 4
• Grand Suite S1 — 123.5 m², the largest suite aboard, almost twice the space of the Owner’s Suite, sleeping up to 4

Quantum of the Seas — Royal Caribbean

Quantum of the Seas is a ship for people who want to be doing something. The RipCord by iFLY skydiving simulator, North Star observation pod and Laser Tag put it among the most activity-rich ships afloat. Two70° is the centrepiece: floor-to-ceiling glass at the stern, a wraparound screen and roboshow technology create a spectacle that genuinely does not exist anywhere else at sea. Bionic Bar robotic bartenders, Wonderland imaginative cuisine and SeaPlex bumper cars complete a line-up that rewards families and active travellers equally.

The Quantum of the Seas cabins and deck plans cover every grade in detail. The main options:

• Inside cabin with virtual balcony 1U — 15.4 m², HD screen broadcasting a live sea panorama in real time, sleeping up to 4
• Large Ocean-view cabin 3M — 19.9 m², around 3 m² more than standard ocean-view, sleeping up to 4
• Balcony cabin 1D — 18.4 m², private outdoor area with sea view, sleeping up to 4
• Royal Loft Suite — 152.4 m² maisonette on 2 levels, with separate bedroom, lounge and dining area, sleeping up to 6

Celebrity Solstice — Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Solstice was comprehensively renewed in 2026, adding Trattoria Rossa, Fine Cut Steakhouse, a Sunset Park terrace and freshened Retreat suites. The Lawn Club — half an acre of real grass on deck — hosts live Hot Glass Show demonstrations and outdoor cinema, and it remains one of the most distinctive open spaces at sea. Suite guests have The Retreat to themselves: a private pool sundeck, Luminae restaurant with Daniel Boulud menus and butler service. See the Celebrity Solstice cabins and deck plans for the full grade range.

Norwegian Jade — Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Jade runs on Norwegian Cruise Line’s Freestyle Dining principle: no fixed times, no assigned tables, and 19 restaurants to choose from including Cagney’s Steakhouse, Le Bistro and Moderno Churrascaria. The Bliss Ultra Lounge provides an adults-only nightclub in the evenings, while Vibe Beach Club gives adults a separate pool deck away from the main lido. At 93,558 tonnes, the ship is large enough for genuine variety but personal enough that you are not lost in it. Review the Norwegian Jade cabins and deck plans to find your preferred grade.

What Fare Options Are Available?

The three main lines each handle fares differently, and knowing what is included before you book saves a lot of back-and-forth. Below is a plain-language guide to what each tier covers.

Celebrity Cruises Fare Tiers

Celebrity offers 3 main approaches on these sailings. At the entry level, a cruise-only rate gives you the lowest fare and lets you add extras later. A mid-tier brings classic drinks and basic Wi-Fi into one price. At the top, The Retreat packages suite accommodation with a premium drinks package, premium Wi-Fi, exclusive lounge and sundeck access, private dining and dedicated personal service — it is the equivalent of a hotel’s concierge floor, built into the fare.

Princess Cruises Fare Tiers

Princess Standard is the base fare — the cruise itself, with packages available to add. Princess Plus, available across several fare types on these sailings, is where most travellers start: it includes 4 casual dining meals per voyage, beverages up to $15 each (with a daily limit), MedallionNet Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, unlimited digital photographs with 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating. Note that the beverage allowance is set in USD by Princess; our team can clarify what that means in practice for your sailing.

Royal Caribbean Fare Types

Royal Caribbean’s fares on these sailings include fare types such as last-minute offers and early-booking incentives with onboard credit. A solo traveller fare is also available for single occupancy of a stateroom. Our experts can match you to the fare type that suits your booking timing and party size — call before you decide.

Are There Any Discounted Sailings from Singapore in 2028?

Reductions are available on a number of sailings. Among the 85 sailings where pricing has been measured, discounts reach up to 25% on one departure, though that is a single sailing at the maximum end — most reduced sailings carry a discount closer to 4%. The saving is measured against the price previously listed for that same cabin grade on that same sailing, not against any brochure or headline rate. It is worth checking individual departures rather than assuming a page-wide reduction, and our team can flag which sailings are currently reduced when you call.

How Do I Get to Singapore to Board?

All 2028 sailings depart from Singapore. Joining a ship there from the UK means a flight is part of the journey, and on most itineraries — which are one-way — a separate return flight home is also needed at the end. Cruise1st can handle both: outbound and return flights, hotels the night before departure or after arrival, transfers between the airport and the port, and any pre- or post-cruise tours. Booking it all together through us means one itinerary, one point of contact and no gaps to fill yourself. A Cruise1st Package is the easiest way to bundle everything.

Why Book a Singapore 2028 Cruise with Cruise1st?

Cruise1st is one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, which in practice means the people you speak to know these ships and these itineraries — not just how to process a booking. Our cruise experts can tell you whether an inside cabin on Quantum of the Seas is a good match for a 16-night sailing, which Celebrity fare tier makes sense for a couple who drink moderately, or whether the Princess Plus package is worth adding for your specific departure. That kind of specific, honest advice is what separates a specialist from a general travel retailer.

We are also ABTA and ATOL protected, and rated 4.5 out of 5 on Trustpilot from over 7,000 reviews. Book through Cruise1st and everything — cruise, flights, hotels, tours, transfers and insurance — sits on one booking, one invoice and one call if anything needs changing.

Planning a 2028 Cruise? Here Are More Options to Consider

If you are still shaping your 2028 plans, several related pages are worth a look. Princess Cruises 2028 sailings cover the full global programme for that fleet. All 2028 cruises gives the broadest view of what is on sale for the year. Travellers who want to combine a Singapore departure with a stay in Australia can browse Australia and New Zealand 2028 cruises for onward options.

If Southeast Asia appeals but you want to look at fly-cruise options more broadly, all-inclusive fly cruises for 2028 is a useful filter. For those interested in longer voyages, world cruises in 2028 includes sailings that call at ports across multiple continents, some of which pass through this region. And if you are keeping 2027 open as an alternative, world cruises from Southampton in 2027 is the comparable page for the neighbouring year.

UK-departing options for 2028 include P&O 2028 cruises and 2028 cruises from Liverpool for those who prefer a no-fly departure closer to home. Mediterranean cruises in 2028 and Celebrity 2028 sailings from Southampton round out the picture for European options in the same year.

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.