Royal Caribbean announced that its Navigator of the Seas will be calling Singapore its home through a new set of itineraries that will make their debut in October of next year.
From October 2026 to February 2027, the Navigator of the Seas will offer the ultimate combination of short getaways and longer holidays for travellers of all ages.
As of press time, the line-up features a range of three- to 12-night voyages making their way to Southeast and East Asia’s most beloved destinations, offering extensive experiences in inspiring locations.
Made for Asian travellers
Royal Caribbean International vice-president and managing director for APAC Chad Grospe said: “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. We’re committed to delivering unforgettable vacations with industry-first innovations, ensuring our guests all around the world can create lasting memories.”
From October 2026 onwards, travellers 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 flavours, 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 ten-night journey will take holidaymakers 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, making them perfect for families looking to combine cultural exploration with Royal Caribbean’s signature thrills.
