Royal Caribbean navigating its way to Asia

The cruise line's Navigator of the Seas is preparing to make her Asian debut.

ROYAL Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas is preparing to make her Singapore debut in 2026-27, offering a combination of short getaways and longer cruises.

From October 2026 to February 2027, the Voyager-class vessel will operate a selection of three- to 12-night itineraries, visiting Southeast and East Asian destinations, and allowing guests to experience its range of onboard entertainment for all ages, including a surf simulator and glow-in-the-dark laser tag.

“With Navigator of the Seas, we are bringing an adventure-packed holiday experience tailored to Asian travellers, especially families and large groups,” Vice President and Managing Director APAC Chad Grospe said.

“From thrilling activities to world-class entertainment and dining, there’s something for everyone from every generation to enjoy together.”

The line-up includes a 10-night voyage taking travellers to the jewels of Thailand and Vietnam, including Ho Chi Minh City, the beach town of Da Nang, and an overnight stay in Bangkok.

Guests can also embark on 11- and 12-night holidays from Singapore and Tokyo, which will visit destinations across East Asia including Hong Kong and Taipei.

Navigator offers short trips ranging from three to five nights, with opportunities to explore the heritage-rich town of Penang, while indulging in local street flavours; unwind on the beaches of Phuket; and enjoy a stopover at the island of Langkawi.

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