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Royal Caribbean International
Big ships, bigger adventures — from Singapore to the Caribbean
About Royal Caribbean International
Why sail with Royal Caribbean International
Surf simulators, rock-climbing walls, Broadway-style shows and some of the largest ships at sea — with short sailings from Singapore that are easy to reach from India.
- Region
- International
- Fly to the port, then sail
- Ships
- 4
- Icon of the Seas, Spectrum of the Seas, Anthem of the Seas…
- Departure ports
- 5
- Singapore, Miami, Fort Lauderdale +2 more
Overview
Life on board
Royal Caribbean is known for adventure at sea. Its ships pack in thrills you would never expect on the ocean — FlowRider surf simulators, rock-climbing walls, water slides and, on Quantum-class ships, the North Star observation capsule that lifts you high above the deck. Evenings bring Broadway-style productions, ice shows on selected ships and dozens of places to eat and drink.
For Indian travellers, the easiest way in is a short sailing from Singapore — a three- or four-night cruise to Penang and Phuket fits neatly into a Singapore holiday. Further afield, Icon of the Seas — one of the largest cruise ships ever built — sails seven-night Caribbean itineraries from Miami, and summer sailings explore the glaciers and wildlife of Alaska.
Ships and itineraries change by season. Tripyarri tracks the current deployments, compares cabins and combines the cruise with flights, Singapore or US hotel stays and visas.
Highlights
- FlowRider surf simulators, rock-climbing walls and water slides
- North Star observation capsule on Quantum-class ships
- Broadway-style shows and live entertainment every night
- Short 3–4 night sailings from Singapore — easy from India
- Icon of the Seas: one of the largest cruise ships in the world
- Kids’ and teens’ clubs that make family cruising easy
The fleet
Ships & departure ports
Ships we book
- Icon of the Seas
- Spectrum of the Seas
- Anthem of the Seas
- Ovation of the Seas
Departure ports
- Singapore
- Miami
- Fort Lauderdale
- Seattle
- Barcelona
Sailings
Sample sailings
Routes and fares change with the season — enquire about a sailing and we will confirm dates, cabins and the current price.
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Singapore – Penang getaway
Singapore → Penang → At sea → Singapore
From ₹32,999 per person
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Singapore – Phuket – Penang
Singapore → At sea → Phuket → Penang → Singapore
From ₹42,999 per person
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Caribbean on Icon of the Seas
Miami → At sea → Caribbean islands → Perfect Day at CocoCay → Miami
From ₹1,09,999 per person
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Alaska glaciers
Seattle → Inside Passage → Juneau → Skagway → Glacier viewing → Victoria → Seattle
From ₹1,19,999 per person
What’s included
Inclusions & exclusions
Usually included
Usually not included
Good to know
Questions, answered
Which Royal Caribbean ship sails from Singapore?
Royal Caribbean usually bases one of its ships in Singapore for part of the year, and the ship changes from season to season. Share your travel month and we will tell you which ship is sailing and the best-value dates.
Do I need a visa for a cruise from Singapore?
Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa to board there. Requirements for the ports of call (such as Malaysia or Thailand) depend on your nationality and current rules — we check them for your exact sailing and help with the paperwork.
Are drinks included in the fare?
Water, some juices at breakfast, tea and regular coffee in the buffet are included. Soft drinks, speciality coffee and alcohol are extra, or you can add a beverage package before you sail.
Plan it with us
Your cruise, sorted.
Tell us your dates and who is travelling — we will compare sailings and cabins, add flights and transfers, and share a clear quotation.
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