Dream Cruises is pleased to announce its highly anticipated 2026/2027 cruise season, featuring a refreshed selection of 2, 3, 4 and 5 night itineraries aboard the beloved Genting Dream, inviting travelers to rediscover the beauty and diversity of Southeast Asia.
The new season expands Dream Cruises' classic short breaks with exciting additions: 3-night cruises to Pulau Redang, 4-night cruises to Koh Samui and Pulau Redang, and 5-night cruises to Bangkok (via Laem Chabang) and Koh Samui. The popular 5-night cruise to Bali, which debuted during the November 2025 school holidays, will also return in December 2026.
All these new additions complement the ever-popular 2-night weekend cruises, 2-night Melaka cruise, and 3-night Phuket cruise. In addition to the expanded departures from Singapore, the season also marks the return of Kuala Lumpur (via Port Klang) and Melaka as departure ports, offering travelers greater flexibility and the option to begin their cruise from the most convenient location.
“We are thrilled to welcome guests aboard for a season filled with discovery, relaxation, and the vibrant cultures of Southeast Asia,” said Michael Goh, president of StarDream Cruises. “From quick 2- and 3-night getaways to Melaka, Penang, and Phuket, to longer 4- and 5-night adventures to Bangkok, Koh Samui, Bali, and Pulau Redang, our 2026/2027 program is designed for all types of travelers, with the exceptional service and luxury that define Dream Cruises.”
New: Genting Dream 2026/2027 Program
Departures from Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore:
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2-Night Weekend Getaway (Departures on Fridays)
➢ Sailing on the High Seas – Perfect for spontaneous getaways, now with a late return at 2:00 PM for more time to relax, have fun and enjoy all that the ship has to offer. -
2-Night Cruises (Sunday Departures)
➢ Sailing to Kuala Lumpur (via Melaka or Port Klang) – Discover the best of Malaysia: from the UNESCO World Heritage charm of Melaka, with its lively Jonker Street, Peranakan flavors and historic neighborhoods, to the dazzling mix of modern icons in Kuala Lumpur such as the Twin Towers, its bustling shopping avenues, colorful Chinatown, Little India and a vibrant food scene. -
3-Night Cruises (Tuesday Departures)
➢ Sailing to Penang and Kuala Lumpur (via Melaka or Port Klang) – Experience the contrasts of Malaysia by exploring the cultural treasures and famous street food of Penang, the UNESCO-recognized historic streets of Melaka, or the stunning skyline and vibrant neighborhoods of Kuala Lumpur.
➢ Sailing to Phuket – Thailand's island gem, with golden beaches, turquoise seas, and a vibrant nightlife.
➢ Sailing to Pulau Redang (Departures on Fridays, May 29 and August 7, 2026) – Relax on Malaysia's pristine shores, snorkel among coral reefs, and soak up the beauty of this tropical paradise. -
NEW – 4-Night Cruises (departing June 1 and August 10, 2026)
➢ Special “Paradise in the Islands” Cruise: Sailing to Koh Samui and Pulau Redang – Enjoy the laid-back charm of Koh Samui’s beaches and waterfalls and immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters and marine life of Pulau Redang. -
5-Night Cruises
➢ “Amazing Thailand” Cruise: Sailing to Bangkok (via Laem Chabang) and Koh Samui (departing: June 21, 2026)
Immerse yourself in Bangkok’s vibrant mix of temples, markets and waterfront life before relaxing on the tranquil beaches of Koh Samui.➢ “Mystic Bali” Cruise: Sailing South and North Bali
(Departure: December 13, 2026)
Returning by popular demand during the school holidays, experience the best of Bali: from the lively beaches and art scene of the south to the serene landscapes, temples and cultural heart of the north. -
Additional departures from Port Klang and Melaka, Malaysia
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3-night cruises to Singapore and Penang
From April 20, 2026, to March 29, 2027, departures will be from Malaysia's main cruise port, Port Klang Cruise Terminal. Alternatively, travelers can also embark year-round from the ICQS Terminal in Melaka to Singapore or Penang.
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