Quick answer
Resorts World Cruises is a mainstream ocean cruise line based in Singapore. Asian cruise brand sailing short trips from Singapore and Hong Kong to Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam, with Asian and Indian menus popular with travellers from India. Best for: families, short getaways, value. Fares start from roughly US$120 per person per night (indicative).
- Cruise type
- Mainstream ocean cruises
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Price level
- Mainstream · from ≈ US$120 pp/night
- Fleet (selected)
- 1 ships listed
- Typical length
- 3–14 nights
- Ship size
- 2,000–7,000 guests
- Sails to
- Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea & China
- Best for
- Families, Short getaways, Value
Why choose Resorts World Cruises
- Weekend sailings from Singapore
- Asian and Indian food options
- Good first-cruise option for families
Ships
- Resorts World One
Selected ships; fleets change as ships join and leave. Ask us for deck plans and cabin details.
Sailings & fares
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Where Resorts World Cruises sails
What is included
Usually included
Cabin, main restaurants and buffet, most entertainment, pools and kids' clubs. Drinks packages, Wi-Fi, specialty dining, gratuities and excursions usually cost extra.
Dress code
Casual by day; one or two optional 'elegant' or 'chic' evenings a week.
Food & dietary needs
Vegetarian meals are available on every sailing. Jain, vegan, halal and allergy requests are sent to the line in writing when you book — see our food guide.
Visas for Resorts World Cruises itineraries
Depending on the itinerary you may need: Japan, Singapore, Vietnam. When you book, our Visa Desk checks every port for your passport and gives you apply-by dates.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Resorts World Cruises good for families?
Resorts World Cruises is a good choice for families. Families, first-timers, groups of friends and anyone who wants a lot to do on board.
What is included in a Resorts World Cruises fare?
Cabin, main restaurants and buffet, most entertainment, pools and kids' clubs. Drinks packages, Wi-Fi, specialty dining, gratuities and excursions usually cost extra.
Where does Resorts World Cruises sail?
Resorts World Cruises sails to Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea & China.
How much does a Resorts World Cruises cruise cost?
As a guide, Resorts World Cruises fares start from about US$120 per person per night, so a 3-night trip starts around US$360 per person before taxes and extras. Exact fares depend on ship, date and cabin.
Can I book Resorts World Cruises through Xciting Cruising?
Yes. Xciting Cruising sells Resorts World Cruises sailings worldwide, with prices in your currency (including INR), a free 48-hour hold, low deposits, and visa, insurance, shore excursions and forex handled in the same booking.
What is the dress code on Resorts World Cruises?
Casual by day; one or two optional 'elegant' or 'chic' evenings a week.