Royal Caribbean has announced that Navigator of the Seas will remain homeported in Singapore through October 2027, extending what was originally planned as a seasonal deployment into a year-round operation.
Bookings for the expanded schedule open on August 19, with sailings beginning in October 2026.
The year-round program will feature two- to five-night cruises to destinations across Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam, including Penang, Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur), and Phuket.
A 12-night repositioning voyage from Tokyo to Singapore will also be available.
The expanded deployment also provides more travel options for visitors from Korea. With frequent direct flights between Korea and Singapore, travelers can more easily combine a visit to the city-state with a short cruise through Southeast Asia, making the itineraries a convenient choice for long weekends, school holidays, or Chuseok vacations.
On board, Navigator of the Seas offers a range of attractions, including The Blaster, the longest waterslide at sea, Riptide racing slide, laser tag, an escape room, live theater productions, an ice-skating rink, and a variety of restaurants and bars.
Royal Caribbean also announced that bookings for Voyager of the Seas’ Asia-Pacific itineraries, operating between January and April 2028, will open on August 26.
Those sailings will depart from Singapore, Hong Kong, and Tokyo, with itineraries visiting destinations across Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Hong Kong, giving travelers in the region even more cruise options.
