Singapore Cruises: Sailings, Embarkations & Ports of Call
52 ships from 22 cruise lines
Singapore cruises at a glance
Waterways Cruise lists 448 upcoming sailings on 52 ships from 22 cruise lines visiting Singapore, calling at 1 place. Cruises can start in Singapore and end in Singapore. Of 448 upcoming sailings, 188 start in Singapore and 174 end there. More Asia cruises.
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See every Singapore cruise line by ocean and river and by ultra-luxury, luxury, premium and contemporary style, with fares, cruise lengths, ships and ports.
About Singapore
Singapore is a compact, safe, and exceptionally efficient city-state that serves as the natural gateway to Southeast Asia cruising. For American milestone travelers who fear being herded, Singapore rewards independent exploration with English signage, a world-class MRT system, hawker-center dining, and a deep multiethnic heritage. The city pairs beautifully with an ocean cruise: you can spend three or four days exploring Marina Bay, Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Gelam, and the Botanic Gardens, then board a ship at Marina Bay Cruise Centre or HarbourFront for a Southeast Asia itinerary.
Typical routes
- Southeast Asia fly-cruise circuit: Singapore - Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur) - Penang - Phuket - Malacca - Singapore, typically 7 to 14 nights.
- Greater Asia and world-cruise segments: Singapore - Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Nha Trang, Ha Long) - Hong Kong - Taiwan - Japan - Shanghai; or westbound toward Sri Lanka, India, and the Middle East. These range from 14 to 21+ nights.
Ports overview
Singapore is a major cruise hub in Southeast Asia, serving as both a homeport and a port of call. The country has two international cruise terminals: Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore (MBCCS) near the city center, and Singapore Cruise Centre (SCC) at HarbourFront. Together they handle large ocean ships, regional ferries, and a growing number of expedition and small-ship calls. The port is deepwater, protected, and well-connected to Changi Airport and the MRT.
Cruise season
Singapore is a year-round cruise and city destination. The most popular cruise homeport season for Southeast Asia is November through April, when seas are calmer and typhoons are less common. December and Chinese New Year (January/February) are peak travel periods; June through September is still fine but can be hotter and rainier.
Find your Singapore sailing
Upcoming sailings calling at Singapore, earliest departure first.
93 Days One-Way from Vancouver to Auckland
Visits Singapore. Also visits Canada, United States, Japan
Viking Venus
59 Days One-Way from Tokyo to Sydney
Visits Singapore. Also visits Japan, South Korea, China
Azamara Pursuit
38 Days One-Way from Tokyo to Singapore
Ends in Singapore. Also visits Japan, South Korea, China
Azamara Pursuit
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26 Days One-Way from Incheon to Singapore
Ends in Singapore. Also visits South Korea, China, Hong Kong
Azamara Pursuit
80 Days One-Way from Vancouver to Sydney
Visits Singapore. Also visits Canada, United States, Japan
Viking Orion
93 Days One-Way from Vancouver to Auckland
Visits Singapore. Also visits Canada, United States, Japan
Viking Orion
13 Days One-Way from Singapore to Fremantle
Starts in Singapore. Also visits Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia
Sapphire Princess
29 Days One-Way from Singapore to Sydney
Starts in Singapore. Also visits Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia
Sapphire Princess
26 Days One-Way from Singapore to Brisbane
Starts in Singapore. Also visits Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia
Sapphire Princess
35 Days One-Way from Hong Kong to Sydney
Visits Singapore. Also visits Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand
Azamara Pursuit
16 Days One-Way from Tokyo to Singapore
Ends in Singapore. Also visits Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong
Celebrity Millennium
14 Days One-Way from Yokohama to Singapore
Ends in Singapore. Also visits Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong
Quantum Of The Seas
Where Singapore cruises start and end
Embarkation ports (1)
Singapore (448) (cruises from)
Disembarkation ports (1)
Singapore (448)
Ships by type: 50 ocean 1 river 3 expedition · a ship that visits several places here is counted once; an expedition ship that also sails as an ocean ship appears under both types.
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Singapore cruise port guide →Frequently asked questions about Singapore cruises
How many places do cruises visit in Singapore?
1 Singapore place are visited by 52 ships from 22 cruise lines.
When is the best time to take a Singapore cruise?
Singapore is a year-round cruise and city destination. The most popular cruise homeport season for Southeast Asia is November through April, when seas are calmer and typhoons are less common. December and Chinese New Year (January/February) are peak travel periods; June through September is still fine but can be hotter and rainier.
Sources and further reading
Background on Singapore draws on these references. Sailing, fare and port data come from cruise line itineraries and are refreshed regularly.
- Singapore Tourism Board: Visit Singapore - Official Destination Guide
- Wikipedia: Singapore
- Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore: MBCCS - Home
- Singapore Cruise Centre: SCC - Singapore Cruise Centre
- National Parks Board: Singapore Botanic Gardens
- Changi Airport Group: Jewel Changi Airport
Created by the Waterways Cruise content team and reviewed and fact-checked by J. Richard, Sr. Cruise Travel Agent and Founder of Waterways Cruise.
Published September 9, 2026 · Last updated October 31, 2026
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