Brisbane to Singapore cruises

What you need to know about a Brisbane to Singapore cruise

These are all one-way voyages — you board in Brisbane and disembark in Singapore. Sailings run between 15 and 18 nights, with 18 nights the most common length, so you have time to settle into life at sea rather than rushing between ports. If you live in Brisbane, you can drive or take public transport to the terminal and skip any pre-cruise flight entirely. If you are travelling from another Australian state, a short domestic hop to Brisbane is all you need — far less stressful than a long-haul connection. Because the itinerary ends in Singapore, a domestic flight home from there connects the two cities conveniently; we can book that leg for you, along with any hotels either side.

Which cruise lines sail from Brisbane to Singapore?

Princess Cruises and Silversea both offer sailings on this route, giving you a choice between a well-equipped large ship experience and an intimate ultra-luxury voyage. The 2 sailings currently priced start from A$2,782 pp*.

Where do these sailings go?

The route spans 2 regions: Australian waters in the first stretch, then Singapore and the ports of South East Asia as you travel north. Together, they make for a genuine passage across two distinct parts of the world, and the contrast between the open ocean of the Coral Sea and the busy, warm waters of South East Asia is part of what makes this itinerary compelling. For broader inspiration, browse all cruises available through Cruise1st, or explore all cruises departing Brisbane.

Which ships sail this route?

Grand Princess — Princess Cruises

Grand Princess carries a reputation built on excellent specialty dining. The Crown Grill — awarded Best Cruise Steakhouse by USA Today — and Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria both sail with the ship on this voyage. Away from the dining room, the MedallionClass® OceanNow® feature lets you order food, drinks and services to wherever you happen to be on the ship, using the Princess app. On evenings at sea, Movies Under the Stars® projects films onto a giant poolside screen, with free popcorn and blankets included.

Cabin grades available on Grand Princess for this sailing:

• Inside cabin IA — 14.9 m², sleeps up to 4. Positioned on middle decks for easy access to lifts and facilities, with minimal ship motion.
• Premium sea view O3 — 19.1 m², sleeps up to 4. Floor-to-ceiling panoramic window with an unobstructed sea view, flooding the cabin with natural light.
• Premium Balcony cabin B2 — 25.5 m², sleeps up to 4. Floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors give a more open feel than standard balcony cabins.
• Grand Suite S1 with private hot tub — 67.8 m², sleeps up to 4. The largest suite on board, with considerably more space than any other suite category.

Silver Dawn — Silversea

Silver Dawn is an intimate ship, and that intimacy is the point. With a staff-to-guest ratio of almost 1:1, you are never waiting long for anything. A choice of over 8 restaurants means you eat differently every night, and butler-serviced suites come as standard — not an upgrade. Silversea’s all-inclusive fares on this sailing cover butler service, exceptional dining, unlimited wines and spirits, Wi-Fi and onboard gratuities. An enhanced tier adds a shore excursion credit and a fully refundable deposit. Explore Silversea sailings in Australia if you want to see what the line offers closer to home before committing to the full passage.

The Silver Dawn cabin and deck plan page carries full details of every grade. The grade available on this sailing:

• Grand Suite G2 with two bedrooms — 174 m², sleeps up to 3. Two separate bedrooms, a living area and a dedicated dining space, well suited to families or those who want serious room to spread out.

What do the fares include on a Princess Cruises sailing?

Princess offers 2 main fare tiers on this route. The base Princess Standard fare covers the cruise itself; drinks, Wi-Fi and casual dining are available to add. The Princess Plus package builds these in: 4 casual dining meals per voyage, beverages up to A$15 each (with a daily limit of 15 drinks), MedallionNet® Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, unlimited digital photographs plus 3 prints, and reserved theatre seating. If you want everything sorted before you board, Plus is worth comparing against Standard on your specific sailing — our team can walk you through what you actually use and what you are likely to add on.

Are there any discounts on Brisbane to Singapore cruises?

Both sailings on this route are currently reduced, with savings of up to 25% from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing. The typical saving across these 2 sailings is around 25%, so the discounts are meaningful rather than token. Prices start from A$2,782 pp*.

How do I make a complete holiday out of this trip?

Because this is a one-way voyage, most travellers arrive by domestic flight or road to Brisbane, and fly home from Singapore at the end. We can book your domestic or international flights, pre- or post-cruise hotels, transfers between the airport and the ship, and travel insurance — all on one booking. That is what a Cruise1st Package looks like in practice: one conversation, one confirmation, no loose ends. Speak to our Australian cruise experts seven days a week to put it together.

If you are still exploring your options, you might also consider a Sydney to Singapore cruise, a Fremantle to Singapore sailing, or one of the many cruises from Brisbane in 2027. For something round-trip, Brisbane to Brisbane cruises keep both ends in the same city. Alternatively, if you want a shorter coastal voyage first, take a look at a Brisbane to Airlie Beach cruise or a cruise from Brisbane to Sydney. Princess fans can also browse the full Princess Cruises Australia 2027 programme or the Princess 2027–2028 season launch for what is coming next.

*Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing, and are subject to change. This price is not kept up to date and therefore does not reflect live pricing and availability. Prices and any discounts shown were checked on 14 October 2026.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.