5 Night Okinawa & Ishigaki Cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas
Set sail with the Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas and prepare yourself for five nights of breathtaking sailing through the sea from Hong Kong and back again!
Stopping in very uncommon destinations such as Ishigaki Island and Naha makes this cruise particularly exciting. This route is an uncommon one for the Spectrum of the Seas.
Our price includes all all entertainment, meals, taxes, and port fees. No surprises at checkout!
The Royal Caribbean Spectrum of the Seas
The Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean, based in Shanghai and refurbished just two years ago in 2024, is a highly-rated Quantum Ultra class cruise ship that can house comfortably more than 4,200 travelers.
Want to do tricks on the Flowrider artificial surf wave, experience the Northstar observation capsule, fly like a bird in an indoor skydiving chamber, or sip on a high-tech cocktail a bar with a robotic bartender? These attractions can only be found on Royal Caribbean and are all found on the Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean. On top of that, experience rare activities like a trampoline park, a roller skating rink, and a bumper car track.
The Spectrum of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a spa, an outdoor movie theater, a solarium, a casino, a gym, and a ping pong table.
Your Itinerary
This sailing consists of two days at sea and two port days. Major features include visits to exotic cities like Ishigaki Island as well as a long stop in Naha.
Alternate Sailings
The Spectrum of the Seas sails this route two times this year as well as two times next year. The same itinerary is also sailed by the Voyager of the Seas. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price.
Book Your Cruise
This graph shows the cost over time for the various classes of cabin. Since being listed seventeen months ago, The price of a cabin on this sailing has varied between $590 and $1,003 inclusive of taxes and port fees.
Last Updated: Aug 29, 2026
Last Modified: Aug 11, 2026