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Carnival set to offer roundtrip cruises from Singapore

Carnival Cruise Line is set to offer a roundtrip cruise from Singapore in 2027 as part of a series of newly announced itineraries in the Asia-Pacific region. Sailing onboard the new Carnival Adventure (currently Pacific Adventure), the nine-night cruise will sail to Southeast Asia in late February 2027.

The itinerary features four first-time visits for Carnival, including Koh Samui and Laem Chabang (Bangkok) in Thailand, as well as Sihanoukville in Cambodia. Before returning to Singapore, the cruise is also scheduled to make a visit to Phy My, which serves as a getaway to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.

During its short season in Southeast Asia, Carnival Adventure offers a repositioning cruise from Sydney. Sailing to Singapore, the 14-night cruise departs in late January 2027 and sails to destinations in Australia and Indonesia. Ports of call include Airlie Beach and Darwin, as well as Bali and Lombok.

As part of Carnival’s 2026-27 season in Asia-Pacific, Carnival Luminosa is scheduled to offer cruises from Singapore and Japan as well. Sailing in late 2026, the itineraries will sail to destinations in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Australia. In October, the Carnival Luminosa is also scheduled to make the company’s first-ever visit to the port of Hong Kong.

Transferring from the P&O Cruises Australia fleet, Carnival Adventure is scheduled to enter service for Carnival Cruise Line in March 2025. Originally built for Princess Cruises, the 2001-built vessel will be based in Australia and the Pacific Ocean on a full-time basis.

Before sailing to Southeast Asia, Carnival Adventure offers year-round cruises departing from the Australian port of Sydney. In addition to Adventure, Carnival is welcoming its sister ship, Carnival Encounter, to its fleet in March 2025. The two ships join the company’s line-up in Australia, which currently includes two ships sailing from local homeports.

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