Bali from Fremantle is one of the most scenic routes in Australian cruising — and at Cruise1st, our Australian cruise experts are available seven days a week to help you find the right sailing, cabin and fare. If you're local to Perth, you can board without any flight at all; if you're travelling from interstate, it's a short domestic hop rather than a long-haul journey. Either way, we can wrap flights, hotels, transfers and tours around your cruise as a single Cruise1st Package, so everything is sorted before you leave home. Our Best Price Guarantee means you book with confidence.
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South East Asia from Perth (Fremantle), Australia with the Sapphire Princess


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From Perth (Fremantle) To Singapore
Sapphire Princess
from A$114 – A$183 off when you book online
12 Feb 2028
11 nights
No Alternative Dates
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Australia from Perth (Fremantle), Australia with the Sapphire Princess


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From / To Perth (Fremantle)
Sapphire Princess
from A$137 – A$249 off when you book online
29 Jan 2028
14 nights
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Australia from Perth (Fremantle), Australia with the Sapphire Princess


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From / To Perth (Fremantle)
Sapphire Princess
from A$145 – A$265 off when you book online
19 Dec 2027
14 nights
No Alternative Dates
South East Asia from Perth (Fremantle), Australia with the Seabourn Quest


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From Perth (Fremantle) To Singapore
Seabourn Quest
All Inclusive
20 Mar 2029
11 nights
No Alternative Dates
Indonesia from Perth (Fremantle), Australia with the Seven Seas Navigator


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From Perth (Fremantle) To Darwin
Seven Seas Navigator
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16 Jun 2027
11 nights
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South East Asia from Perth (Fremantle), Australia with the Seven Seas Navigator


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From Perth (Fremantle) To Singapore
Seven Seas Navigator
All Inclusive
Drinks
Tips
14 Oct 2027
12 nights
No Alternative Dates
Fremantle is one of the most convenient departure points in Australia for a voyage into South East Asia. The sailings on this route run between 11 and 14 nights, with a median of 12 — enough time to settle into ship life and still feel unhurried when you arrive. The itineraries span cruises focused on South East Asia, coastal Australia and Indonesia, with most voyages threading through several of these regions in a single journey.
Of the sailings departing Fremantle, 4 are one-way voyages and 2 return to Perth. The one-way itineraries finish in either Singapore or Darwin — both well-connected cities for a domestic flight home, and we can book that connection for you as part of a Cruise1st Package. Don’t think of the one-way structure as a complication; think of it as two holidays in one booking.
South East Asia dominates the route, with the largest share of sailings weaving between ports in the region before or after Bali. Indonesia itself features as a dedicated focus on some departures, giving you time to explore beyond a single port call. A smaller number of sailings hug the Australian coastline before heading north, which suits travellers who want to see more of their home country on the way out.
Princess Cruises carries the most sailings on this route, with Sapphire Princess homeporting at Fremantle for the 2027–28 season. That means she is right on your doorstep if you live in Western Australia — no repositioning, no ferry transfer, just walk aboard. Sapphire Princess was refurbished in 2025, adding Crown Grill steakhouse and Makoto Ocean Sushi by Chef Makoto Okuwa as new specialty dining venues. The ship also runs MedallionClass technology, so you order food, drinks and services via a wearable Medallion device rather than queuing at a bar or reception desk.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises sails the route aboard Seven Seas Navigator, positioning it firmly at the luxury end of the market. Regent’s approach is built around generous space and inclusive fares — almost everything is covered before you board.
Seabourn Quest rounds out the options for travellers who want a small-ship, ultra-luxury experience. Carrying just 450 guests with a near 1:1 crew-to-guest ratio, every suite has a private balcony, butler service and all fine wines and spirits included. The Seabourn Square social hub at the heart of the ship replaces the traditional cruise desk with an open café-style lounge, which sets the tone for the informal but attentive style Seabourn is known for.
If you are comparing options on Sapphire Princess cabins and deck plans, the grades run from interior to suite:
On Seven Seas Navigator, the Signature Suite SG runs to 79–99 m² with a separate living area and sleeps up to 5. On Seabourn Quest, the Grand Wintergarden Suite GR offers approximately 115–120 m² — nearly twice the space of the Owner’s Suites — and every suite aboard includes a private balcony as standard.
Princess offers 2 main fare tiers on this route. The Princess Standard fare covers the cruise itself; beverages, Wi-Fi and dining packages can be added on separately. The Princess Plus package builds 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. For most travellers who plan to drink, eat out and stay connected, Plus works out well ahead of piecing those extras together at sea.
1 sailing carries a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade, with a saving of up to 3%. Discounts at this level are modest, so the value on this route comes more from what is bundled into the fare — particularly on Regent and Seabourn sailings, where 4 of the 6 departures are all-inclusive.
Because most of these voyages are one-way, the natural pairing is an extended stay at either end. If your cruise ends in Singapore, it is one of the easiest cities in the region to add a few nights before flying home — and our team can book that as part of your holiday. If it ends in Darwin, a short domestic flight gets you back to any Australian capital, and we can add that leg too. For travellers starting from the east coast, pairing a 2027 cruise from Perth or a 2028 cruise from Perth with a night or two in Fremantle beforehand is a relaxed way to start the holiday without rushing for embarkation day.
If you’re weighing up a broader Australian voyage, cruises around Australia and Princess Cruises around Australia in 2027 are worth a look alongside this route. Alternatively, Princess Cruises from Perth covers all departures from Fremantle if you want to compare itineraries beyond the Bali route.
Whether you are driving to the port from Perth or flying in from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne, our team handles the whole picture. Cruise1st Packages bring the cruise, flights, hotels, tours, transfers and insurance together on one booking, and our Australian cruise experts are available seven days a week to talk through the options before you commit. Prices start from A$2,846 pp* — and our Best Price Guarantee backs every booking.
Also worth exploring: Princess Cruises 2027–2028 season launch for new itineraries across the fleet, last-minute Seabourn cruises if your dates are flexible, and all cruises from Fremantle for the full picture of what departs from this port. You can also browse 2026 departures from Perth or Australian cruise deals more broadly.
*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.
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