Top 10 Sailings From Singapore

Top 10 Cruise Itineraries from Singapore You Can Experience

CruiseBooking.com makes your Singapore adventure as seamless as a sail across Marina Bay. Our platform sparkles with real-time schedules, prices that feel like a steal under the city’s neon glow, and deals on top cruise lines like Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, and Princess Cruises that shine brighter than the Merlion at dusk. Dive into our tools to find a voyage that calls your name. It could be a budget-friendly island trip or a lavish Asian odyssey. Flexible bookings, easy cancellations, and price-match guarantees keep things breezy, while perks like onboard credits or dining packages add a dash of Singapore’s spice. Let our team handle the details, so you can lose yourself in the Lion City’s rhythm before the ship casts off.

Why Choose Singapore as Your Departure Port?

Accessibility: Singapore’s arms are wide open as the Changi Airport (SIN) is just 12 miles from Marina Bay Cruise Centre. It welcomes over 100 airlines with direct flights from New York, London, Sydney, and Tokyo. A taxi to the port or MRT train from Changi to Marina Bay is the way to reach there. The Train has a 20-minute ride plus a short taxi. If you are on a budget, then shuttle buses like WTS Travel’s port transfers are bookable online.

Port Amenities: Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore (MBCCS) and HarbourFront Cruise Centre are the city’s twin gateways. MBCCS, built in 2012, handles mega-ships like Icon of the Seas with self-service check-in kiosks, free Wi-Fi, and a 24/7 info desk. HarbourFront, linked to VivoCity mall, serves smaller vessels. Both terminals boast 2024 upgrades for faster processing, with MBCCS offering a lounge with vending machines and coffee counters. Expect swift boarding in under 30 minutes.

Pre/Post-Cruise Fun: Singapore is a fever dream of culture and concrete skyscrapers. From MBCCS, stroll to Marina Bay Sands for rooftop infinity pool views or Gardens by the Bay’s glowing Supertrees. HarbourFront’s VivoCity mall, steps away, tempts with dim sum at Din Tai Fung. Hop an MRT to Orchard Road for shopping or Chinatown for street food like Hainanese chicken rice. For a quick escape, Sentosa Island’s beaches are a cable car ride away. Savor a laksa bowl at a hawker center and let Singapore’s electric, tropical charm cast its spell before or after your cruise.

Tips for Finding the Best Cruise Deals from Singapore

Time It Right: Book 9–12 months early for Southeast Asia routes to ensure you get fares at the right price. For example, starting at $500 for a 5-night cruise. For Last-minute deals, check at least a month or two out. Shoulder season sailings (April, October) can drop low and is ripe for booking.

Stay Flexible with Plans:Be Flexible on dates or routes. A quick Malaysia trip or a longer Thailand run can unlock low fares and better cabins. Who wouldn’t want that?

Pick the Slow Season: April, May, or October keep the monsoon season crowds away and peak low prices nearby.

Grab the Perks: Hunt deals with free drinks (Royal Caribbean’s Deluxe Beverage Package), Wi-Fi, or onboard credit (Norwegian’s Free at Sea). CruiseBooking.com lists these bundles.

Stay in the Loop: Join CruiseBooking.com or cruise line email lists for flash sales (e.g., 30% off second guest, common in November).