Royal Caribbean International will operate cruises departing from and returning to Japan aboard Voyager of the Seas from March through April 2028.
Round-trip Yokohama itineraries include the 11-night, 12-day “Kyushu, Jeju Island and Shimizu Cruise,” departing March 10; the 11-night, 12-day “Kobe, Kyushu, Jeju Island and Busan Cruise,” departing March 21; and the 12-night, 13-day “Osaka, Jeju Island, Kyushu, Naha and Shimizu Cruise,” departing April 1.
In addition, one-way cruises will include the 10-night, 11-day “Nagasaki, Kagoshima, Kobe and Osaka Cruise,” departing Hong Kong on March 10 and arriving in Yokohama, and the 16-night, 16-day “Transpacific Cruise,” departing Yokohama on April 13 and arriving in Seattle.
Voyager of the Seas entered service in 1999. At the time, it was the world’s largest passenger ship, boasting a size four times that of the Titanic and twice that of the Queen Elizabeth II. The ship has a gross tonnage of 137,000 tons. Following a 2019 refurbishment, onboard facilities include Studio B, an ice-skating rink; the approximately 122-meter-long Royal Promenade; a three-story main dining room; The Perfect Storm waterslides; a grand theater staging Broadway-style shows; a casino; a rock-climbing wall rising approximately 60 meters above sea level; and mini golf.
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