Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas arrived in Singapore to kick off a winter season in the region.

During its debut Singapore season, the 2003-built ship will operate sailings through October 2027, allowing guests to visit destinations across Malaysia, Thailand and beyond.

“Navigator of the Seas’ arrival in Singapore marks a game-changing moment for Royal Caribbean, making it easier for vacationers to discover more of Asia from one convenient homeport. With a range of short getaways and longer journeys to destinations across the region, Navigator gives vacationers greater flexibility in how they experience Asia,” said Ben Bouldin, president of Greater China and managing director Asia, Royal Caribbean.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Navigator to Singapore and give families and friends more ways to explore, reconnect and make every getaway count.”

From Singapore, guests can choose from two- to five-night getaways across Southeast Asia where they can explore Penang, Malaysia, Phuket, Thailand, or discover Langkawi, Malaysia.

A 10-night journey to Thailand and Vietnam is also available, with stops in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang in Vietnam, as well as an overnight stay in Bangkok, Thailand.

For longer adventures, 12-night journeys between Singapore and Tokyo explore destinations across Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

The Navigator’s year long Singapore season is part of Royal Caribbean’s 2027–28 Asia-Pacific lineup.

From January to April 2028, the Voyager of the Seas will sail from Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo, while the Ovation and Anthem of the Seas offer cruises from Brisbane and Sydney, Australia.

The Quantum of the Seas will follow the Navigator’s season in Singapore, offering a series of three- to ten-night cruises in Southeast Asia between October 2027 and March 2028.