Visit Asia’s Most Beloved Destinations With This Iconic Cruise Ship, Debuting in Singapore in 2026

A new wave of adventure is making its way to Asia. For the first time ever, Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas will call Singapore home with the ultimate combination of short getaways and longer holidays in store. Between October 2026 and February 2027, holiday-makers of all ages are in for a lineup of 3- to 12-night adventures, visiting Southeast and East Asia’s most-loved destinations and awe-inspiring landscapes. Bookings for the new season’s holidays are now available on Royal Caribbean’s website.

“With Navigator of the Seas, we are bringing an adventure-packed holiday experience tailored to Asian travelers, especially families and large groups. From thrilling activities to world-class entertainment and dining, there’s something for everyone from every generation to enjoy together,” said Chad Grospe, vice president and managing director, APAC, Royal Caribbean International. “We’re committed to delivering unforgettable vacations with industry-first innovations, ensuring our guests all around the world can create lasting memories.”

Starting October 2026, travelers can pack their bags for unforgettable journeys across the region, with a combination of short trips ranging from three to five nights. Explore the heritage-rich town of Penang, Malaysia while indulging in delectable local street flavors, unwind on the idyllic beaches of Phuket, Thailand, and enjoy a stopover at the scenic island of Langkawi, Malaysia. For those seeking a longer escape, a one-of-a-kind 10-night journey will take holiday-makers to the jewels of Thailand and Vietnam, including the history-rich Ho Chi Minh City, the vibrant beach town of Da Nang, and an overnight stay in the buzzing metropolis of Bangkok.

In February 2027, the adventure reaches new heights as Navigator will embark on 11- and 12-night holidays from Singapore and Tokyo. These sailings will visit remarkable destinations across East Asia including Tokyo; Japan, Hong Kong, and Taipei, Taiwan—perfect for families looking to combine cultural exploration with Royal Caribbean’s signature thrills.

Navigator brings to life experiences for everyone across signature favourites and new ways for holidaymakers to make memories. There are thrills and ways to chill for all ages, including an awe-inspiring Caribbean pool deck; two daring waterslides, The Blaster and Riptide; the first blow dry bar at sea, To Dry For; and more. Plus, there’s a lineup of ways to dine, drink and be entertained that will make its way to Asia for the first time, including original productions at the Royal Theater and spectacular ice skating shows at Studio B. The star-studded lineup of fan favorites also includes:

• FlowRider – The signature surf simulator for wave-riding fun.
• Rock climbing wall – A Royal Caribbean favorite for scaling new heights with breathtaking sea views as the backdrop.
• Glow-in-the-dark laser tag – An action-packed showdown in an immersive, neon-lit arena.
• Royal Escape Room: The Observatorium – Mind-bending puzzle adventures for families and friends to race against the clock.
• Hooked Seafood – A refined dining experience serving authentic New England flavors.
• El Loco Fresh – Bold and fresh Mexican bites by the pool.
• Johnny Rockets Express – Serving up American diner classics, from juicy burgers to spiked milkshakes.
• The Bamboo Room – A Polynesian-inspired bar with tiki-chic décor and craft cocktails.

Royal Caribbean continues to set a new benchmark for 2026-27 getaways with Navigator of the Seas, delivering experiences for families in Asia looking for the ultimate escape. For more details about Navigator and adventures from Singapore, holidaymakers can visit Royal Caribbean’s website.

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