Included
Main Dining Room
Three-course dinners from a menu that changes nightly, plus breakfast and lunch.
Japan, Hong Kong and Vietnam in 12 Nights
Navigator of the Seas · departs Tokyo, 12 May 2027 · arrives Singapore 24 May
Mt Fuji, Nagoya and Kyoto, a day in Hong Kong and another in Ho Chi Minh City, one way from Tokyo to Singapore on Navigator of the Seas.
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Departure date
Wed 12 May 2027
Starting from:
On request
*Taxes & fees included
- One wayTokyo to Singapore
- 12nights
- 6sea days
- 7ports
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Four days in Japan, then the long run south through Asia. From Tokyo the ship calls at Shimizu for Mt Fuji, Nagoya for its castle, and Osaka, with a full day until 10 pm for Kyoto or Osaka’s food. Three days at sea take you down to Hong Kong, where the ship stays until late for the harbour lights from the Peak. Two more sea days and you are at Phuoc An, the port for Ho Chi Minh City, before a final day at sea to Singapore. Navigator of the Seas is a big, busy ship for those sea days: The Blaster waterslide, the FlowRider surf simulator, an ice rink and laser tag, with Hooked Seafood, Jamie’s Italian and Chops Grille when you want a night out.
On board Navigator of the Seas
- Voyager class, amplified with new slides, bars and restaurants: 138,279 tonnes over 14 decks
- The Perfect Storm slides: The Blaster aqua coaster, billed as the longest waterslide at sea, and the head-first Riptide
- Laser tag, an escape room, an ice rink, the FlowRider surf simulator and a climbing wall
- Hooked Seafood, Jamie’s Italian, Chops Grille and Izumi for the nights you dine out
- The Lime and Coconut, a three-level pool bar, and The Bamboo Room tiki lounge
Itinerary
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1Wed 12 MayTokyo (Yokohama), JapanDeparts 7:00 pm
The world’s largest city: Senso-ji temple in Asakusa, the Meiji Shrine, the Shibuya crossing, the gardens of the Imperial Palace and some of the best food on earth.
2Thu 13 MayMt Fuji (Shimizu), Japan7:00 am – 6:00 pm
The port for Mt Fuji, on Suruga Bay, with the mountain behind the harbour on a clear day. The Miho no Matsubara pine grove, the Kunozan Toshogu shrine and the tea fields of Shizuoka are close by; the lakes at the foot of Fuji make a longer day out.
3Fri 14 MayNagoya, Japan7:00 am – 4:00 pm
Japan’s fourth-largest city and the heart of its car industry. Nagoya Castle has golden ornaments on its roof and the restored Honmaru Palace; the Atsuta Shrine and the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology are the other big sights. Lunch is hitsumabushi, grilled eel over rice.
4Sat 15 MayKyoto (Osaka), Japan9:00 am – 10:00 pm
The port for Kyoto, the old imperial capital: the Golden Pavilion, the thousands of torii gates at Fushimi Inari and the lanes of Higashiyama. Osaka itself is the country’s kitchen, with the street food of Dotonbori and Osaka Castle.
5–7Sun 16 – Tue 18 MayAt sea—
8Wed 19 MayHong Kong8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Skyscrapers between the mountains and Victoria Harbour: the Star Ferry, the tram up the Peak, dim sum, temples and street markets in Kowloon.
9–10Thu 20 – Fri 21 MayAt sea—
11Sat 22 MayHo Chi Minh City (Phuoc An), Vietnam7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Vietnam’s biggest city, still Saigon to many: French colonial buildings, the Ben Thanh market, the War Remnants Museum and street food at every corner. Ships come up the Saigon River.
12Sun 23 MayAt sea—
13Mon 24 MaySingaporeArrives 6:30 am
Stay a few nights if you can: Gardens by the Bay, the hawker centres, Little India and Chinatown, and a drink high above Marina Bay.
One-way sailing: flights are not included. All times are local and subject to change. Ports and tender operations are subject to weather and operational conditions. Fares are per person, twin share, taxes and fees included, as listed by Royal Caribbean.
Ship highlights
Everything below is on board Navigator of the Seas. Anything marked Included carries no extra cost.
Dining & bars
Included
Windjammer
The buffet, with international dishes that change daily.
Included
Café Promenade
Coffee, pastries and late-night snacks on the Royal Promenade, open 24 hours.
Included
El Loco Fresh
Tacos, burritos and nachos steps from the pool.
Extra Charge
Jamie’s Italian by Jamie Oliver
Tuscan-style sharing dishes and fresh pasta, including the Famous Plank.
Extra Charge
Chops Grille
The steakhouse, with Wagyu and bone-in tomahawk cooked in an open kitchen.
Extra Charge
Hooked Seafood
New England-style seafood: crab cakes, lobster rolls and oysters from the raw bar.
Extra Charge
Izumi
Sushi, sashimi and izakaya-style small plates.
Extra Charge
Johnny Rockets Express
Burgers, fries and shakes from a counter by the pool.
Extra Charge
The Lime and Coconut
The three-level pool bar, with DJs and live music and a sun deck on top.
Extra Charge
The Bamboo Room
Tiki cocktails made with tropical fruit and spices, plus small plates to share.
Extra Charge
Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade
Live sport on the screens, pub food and arcade games.
Extra Charge
Schooner Bar
The nautical-themed piano bar, at its liveliest late in the evening.
Onboard activities
Included
The Blaster
An aqua coaster for one or two on a tube, billed by Royal Caribbean as the longest waterslide at sea.
Included
Riptide
A head-first mat racer slide with a see-through curve out over the side of the ship.
Included
Pool deck
The amplified pool deck has double the pool area of the original, with hot tubs one deck up.
Included
FlowRider
A surf simulator for stand-up or bodyboard riding, with seats for watching.
Included
Ice skating
Skating sessions on the ship’s own ice rink, which is also the stage for the iSkate show.
Included
Laser Tag: Battle for Planet Z
A glow-in-the-dark team laser tag game.
Extra Charge
Royal Escape Room: The Observatorium
Your team has 60 minutes to solve the puzzles and get out.
Included
Rock climbing wall
A climbing wall on the top deck, with harnesses and staff on hand.
Included
Showgirl and Ballroom Fever
Royal Caribbean’s own production shows in the theatre.
Included
Solarium
The adults-only pool and hot tubs under a glass roof.
Extra Charge
Vitality Spa
Massages, facials and salon treatments, next to the fitness centre.
Included
Adventure Ocean
The kids club, run in age groups and redesigned in the amplification.
Included
Splashaway Bay
A splash area with fountains and buckets for young children.
Extra Charge
Casino Royale
Tables and slot machines, open while the ship is at sea.
Cabins on Navigator of the Seas
Fares are per person, twin share, taxes and fees included, as listed by Royal Caribbean on 2 November at 7:20am. Cabin types sell out between checks, so we confirm yours before you pay.
Interior
- 160 to 167 sq ft, sleeping up to 4
- Promenade View rooms have a window onto the Royal Promenade
- Virtual Balcony rooms show the sea outside on a screen
Sold out on this sailing
Ocean View
- 161 to 211 sq ft, sleeping up to 4
- A window on the sea, wider in the Spacious Panoramic rooms
- A Royal King bed that converts to two singles
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Balcony
- 198 to 203 sq ft, plus a 42 sq ft balcony
- Spacious Ocean View Balcony rooms sleep up to 4
- Sunset balconies at the stern look back over the wake
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Suite
- Junior Suites: 277 sq ft with a 46 sq ft balcony and a bathtub
- Grand Suites 381 sq ft, the Owner’s Suite 506 sq ft
- Grand Suites and above use the Suite Lounge
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What’s included in your fare
The essentials come with every cabin: complimentary dining across a range of restaurants, live shows and music, and most things to do on board.
Sailing in Royal Suite Class? Star Class includes drinks, Wi-Fi, specialty dining and a Royal Genie who plans your cruise. Sky Class adds concierge service, priority everything and Coastal Kitchen, the suites-only restaurant.
- Standard beverages like water and coffee
- Complimentary meals and snacks across a variety of restaurants
- Live shows and entertainment
- Most onboard activities and games
Available at an additional cost
- Drink package
- Wi-Fi package
- 24 hour room service
- Laundry service
- Specialty dining
- Spa treatments
- Photo package
- Shore excursions
Included when you sail in a Star Class suite.
Your questions, answered
Is this a one-way cruise?
Yes. Navigator of the Seas leaves Tokyo on 12 May 2027 and arrives in Singapore on 24 May 2027: 12 nights, 13 days. Flights are not included, so you book your own.
How many sea days and ports are there?
6 days at sea and 5 ports of call between Tokyo and Singapore: Mt Fuji, Nagoya, Kyoto, Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh City.
What is included in the fare?
Standard beverages like water and coffee. Complimentary meals and snacks across a variety of restaurants. Live shows and entertainment. Most onboard activities and games. At extra cost: Drink package; Wi-Fi package; 24 hour room service; Laundry service; Specialty dining; Spa treatments; Photo package; Shore excursions.
How do I book?
Send the enquiry form on this page or call 1300 214 840. We are an Australian cruise agency: you get Royal Caribbean’s fare in Australian dollars and one specialist from quote to boarding.
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