Royal Caribbean opens new 2025-26 Holidays from Singapore

Royal Caribbean International’s set the stage for a standout 2025-2026 season in Singapore, and the headliner is the action-packed Ovation of the Seas. Between October 2025 and March 2026, the fan favourite Quantum Class ship will have in store a line-up of experiences that make for a memorable holiday for every type of traveller as they visit awe-inspiring destinations like Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and more on 3- to 8-night holidays. Starting today, holidaymakers can be the first to mark their calendars and book the new holidays on Ovation on Royal Caribbean’s website.
With their pick of 3- and 4-night getaways, travellers of all ages will enjoy a taste of the sights and sounds of Southeast Asia, from indulging in renowned street food in the heart of UNESCO World Heritage Site George Town in Penang, Malaysia, to kicking back on the sandy beaches of Phuket, Thailand. Holidaymakers can also enjoy more time on holiday with longer adventures, such as a 5-night cruise that features a night in Phuket to explore the ever-popular night markets and an 8-night escape to Bali to indulge in culture and adventure while roaming the waterfalls and temples of Celukan Bawang in Bali and Lombok, Indonesia.
“Ovation is a ship packed full of adventure, and with the new season’s line-up of holidays, friends and families can choose to holiday their way between short getaways to Penang and Phuket and longer sailings to Indonesia or with nights out in Phuket,” said Angie Stephen, senior vice president, International, Royal Caribbean International. “Singapore is the gateway to explore many of Asia’s most loved destinations, and it’s the combination of all the region has to offer and the unparalleled Royal Caribbean experiences that has made Southeast Asia a central part of tens of thousands of memorable holidays over the course of 15-plus years. And that will only continue for years to come.”
Friends and families can make the most of their getaway in more ways than one while on Ovation, whether their sights are set on thrill, chill, family time, time on their own or all the above. To take adrenaline to an all-time high, there is the deck-defying North Star – a 360-degree glass observation capsule with views 300 feet above sea level – and the signature RipCord by iFly skydiving experience. The list goes on with the FlowRider surf simulator, the rock climbing wall and bumper cars, a full-size sports court, roller-skating and more at SeaPlex – the largest indoor activity complex at sea.
Holidaymakers can refuel with more than 20 ways to dine and a variety of cuisines, from laidback bites at SeaPlex Dog House and Sorrento’s Pizza to signature favourites like Wonderland’s imaginative cuisine, sushi and sashimi at Izumi and casual seafood at Fish & Ships. Once the sun goes down, live entertainment turns up the energy at cutting-edge venues like the transformational Two70 – featuring jaw-dropping shows that weave aerialists and robots into showstopping performances – and more.
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