Voyager of the Seas to Launch 2027-28 Asia-Pacific Cruise Season from Four Ports

Royal Caribbean has shared more details about the Voyager of the Seas' 2027-28 Asia-Pacific season.

Following recent news of an expanded Asia-Pacific offering, the cruise line has now unveiled more information about sailings aboard the Voyager of the Seas from October 2027 through April 2028.

The ship will offer two- to 15-night cruises from Brisbane and Sydney, Australia; Singapore and Hong Kong, visiting destinations across Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia, China, Japan and South Korea.

"Asia is home to remarkable destinations, flavors and cultures the world over wants to experience. Even more vacationers can discover the region in the way that best suits them, whether that's sharing a quick getaway with family and friends or setting out on a longer journey discovering new destinations," said Ben Bouldin, president of Greater China and managing director Asia, Royal Caribbean.

"This season brings the best of Asia closer to adventurers everywhere. We are especially delighted to offer more holidays in the region than ever before on a ship already loved by guests in Asia."

Guests can choose short getaways and longer adventures across the region

• Brisbane: From October to December 2027, the Voyager will sail two- to seven-night cruises from Brisbane, including South Pacific sailings to Mystery Island, Port Vila; Luganville, Vanuatu; and Noumea, New Caledonia, before a two-night coastal repositioning down to Sydney.
• Sydney: Departures from Sydney include a brand-new 10-night Christmas sailing across the fjords and landscapes of New Zealand visiting Picton, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and the Milford Sound.
• Singapore: A five-night getaway visits Ho Chi Minh City (Phuoc An), Vietnam, before arriving in Hong Kong.
• Hong Kong: Four- and five-night cruises visit Ishigaki and Okinawa, Japan, for Chinese New Year, with select holidays including an overnight stay in Okinawa. This is paired with China and Southeast Asia sailings visiting Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan. Guests can also visit Hue/Danang (Chan May), Vietnam, a gateway to ancient imperial heritage and coastal landscapes.

Bookings for cruises from these four homeports aboard the Voyager of the Seas start on Aug. 26, 2026.

This forms part of what Royal Caribbean says is its biggest Asia-Pacific season yet, which the Voyager will start from Brisbane and Sydney before heading north to Singapore and later homeporting in Hong Kong.

The season also includes the Navigator of the Seas sailing year-round from Singapore starting October 2026, the upgraded Ovation of the Seas sailing from Brisbane and the Anthem of the Seas sailing from Sydney.

Additionally, the Spectrum of the Seas will sail from Shanghai and Hong Kong to destinations across Japan, South Korea and Vietnam.