Royal Caribbean expands Asia-Pacific deployment for 2027-2028
Voyager of the Seas will move from Australia to Asian homeports, while Navigator of the Seas gains a year-long Singapore season.
Royal Caribbean is expanding its Asia-Pacific deployment for the 2027-2028 season, with Voyager of the Seas, Ovation of the Seas and Anthem of the Seas moving between Australia and Asia. The cruise line is also extending Navigator of the Seas’ Singapore season.
Royal Caribbean said Voyager will operate seven cruises of two to 11 nights from Brisbane between October and December 2027. The schedule includes voyages to Vanuatu and New Caledonia before the ship repositions to Sydney for a 10-day Christmas sailing around New Zealand.
From January to April 2028, Voyager will sail from Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo. The program includes a five-night voyage from Singapore to Hong Kong and seven round trips of four to five nights from Hong Kong. Some itineraries will visit Ishigaki, Okinawa, Taipei and Hue/Danang. Beginning in late February, Voyager will also offer four cruises of 10 to 12 nights from Tokyo, featuring destinations including Osaka and Mount Fuji.
Navigator will remain in Singapore from October 2026 to October 2027. According to Royal Caribbean, it will operate two-to-five-night trips from Singapore to Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand, as well as a 12-night voyage from Tokyo to Singapore.
