11 Night Round Trip from Hong Kong on the Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas
Reserve your outside cabin on the Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas and get ready for eleven nights of relaxing cruising across the sea from Hong Kong and back again!
This trip is notable because you'll only stop at extremely rare stops such as Kumamoto, Jeju, and Fukuoka. This route is a rare one for the Spectrum of the Seas. Actually, it sails it just once.
This is the total price for an outside cabin, including meals, entertainment, taxes, and fees.
The Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas
The Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean, based in Asia and refurbished less than two years ago in 2024, is a highly-rated Quantum Ultra class ship that can house more than 4,200 travelers.
The Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean wows guests with some of Royal Caribbean's exclusive features such as a bar with a robotic bartender, an indoor skydiving chamber, the Northstar observation capsule, and the Flowrider artificial surf wave. Plus, experience rare amenities like a trampoline park, a roller skating rink, and a bumper car track.
The Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a spa, a gym, a solarium, a ping pong table, an outdoor movie theater, and a casino.
Your Itinerary
This sailing consists of four days at sea and six days in port. Major features include long stops in Busan, Nagasaki, Jeju, Kagoshima and more.
Alternate Sailings
The Spectrum of the Seas sails this route once next year, but doesn't sail it this year. No other ship sails this exact same route. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price for an outside cabin.
Book Your Cruise
Since being listed six months ago, The cost of an outside cabin on this itinerary has fluctuated between $1,973 and $2,168 including taxes and port charges. This graph indicates the cost over time for all types of cabin. Now this cruise is only $82 more than the all time low of $1,973 so lock in your outside stateroom now before it goes up.
Last Updated: Oct 5, 2026
Last Modified: Oct 2, 2026