The new adventures are part of Royal Caribbean’s biggest Asia Pacific season yet, with Voyager kicking off from Brisbane and Sydney before heading north to Singapore and later homeporting in Hong Kong, making the ship a key part of a connected Asia Pacific lineup. The season also includes Navigator of the Seas sailing year-round from Singapore starting October 2026, the newly amplified Ovation of the Seas sailing from Brisbane and Anthem of the Seas sailing from Sydney. Plus, Spectrum of the Seas will sail from Shanghai and Hong Kong to destinations across Japan, South Korea and Vietnam, giving holidaymakers more ways than ever to explore Asia.

“Asia is home to remarkable destinations, flavours and cultures the world over wants to experience,” said Ben Bouldin, President of Greater China and Managing Director Asia, Royal Caribbean. “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. 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.”

Vacationers can choose from short getaways and longer adventures across Asia Pacific, including:

• From October to December 2027, Voyager will deliver memory-maxing holidays from Brisbane ranging from two to seven nights, including South Pacific sailings to Mystery Island, Port Vila; Luganville, Vanuatu; and Noumea, New Caledonia, before a 2-night coastal repositioning down to Sydney.

• Voyager of the Seas holidays from Sydney include a brand-new 10-night Christmas sailing across the majestic fjords and iconic landscapes of New Zealand visiting Picton, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and the breathtaking Milford Sound.

• A 5-night getaway starts in Singapore and visits Ho Chi Minh City (Phuoc An), Vietnam, before arriving in Hong Kong, pairing two of Asia’s most dynamic cities with time to discover Vietnam’s vibrant dining culture.

• For Chinese New Year getaways from Hong Kong, 4- and 5-night vacations visit Ishigaki and Okinawa, Japan. Select holidays include an overnight stay in Okinawa, giving vacationers more time to take in the island’s turquoise waters, local flavours and distinct Ryukyu culture.

• For China and Southeast Asia discoveries, Hong Kong getaways visit Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan, where vacationers can explore the lively city known for its night markets and food scene. Guests can also visit Hue/Danang (Chan May), Vietnam, a gateway to ancient imperial heritage, coastal landscapes and central Vietnamese cuisine.

Between every destination, Voyager brings together experiences designed for vacationers of all ages. Thrill-seekers can make waves on the FlowRider surf simulator, race down The Perfect Storm waterslides, take on the rock-climbing wall and go ice-skating at Studio B, the ship’s onboard ice-skating rink. Friends and families can test their putting skills at Voyager Dunes, the ship’s nine-hole mini-golf course, or face off in a glow-in-the-dark battle with Laser Tag: Battle for Planet Z. Younger vacationers have dedicated spaces and activities at Adventure Ocean, while teens can make their own memories at the teen-focused Living Room.

Vacationers can gather over Italian family-style dishes at Giovanni’s Table, savour hand-cut steaks at Chops Grille, explore sushi and Japanese-inspired flavours at Izumi, or opt for casual favourites at Windjammer and Café Promenade. Across every day at sea, Voyager gives different generations the ability to spend their holiday in their own way from high-energy thrills and family activities to dining, entertainment and time to unwind.

Voyager of the Seas Asia Pacific vacations go on sale Aug. 26, 2026 for Brisbane, Sydney, Singapore and Hong Kong homeports. Vacationers can visit Royal Caribbean’s website for more information and to book.