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Transpacific routes

65 transpacific routes with 168 upcoming sailings. Compare departure and arrival ports, then open a route to see its cruises.

Planning a transpacific crossing

Pacific crossings can span very different distances and endpoints. Compare the start and end countries, voyage length and listed stopovers; check the local arrival date on the operator’s itinerary before arranging onward travel.

The calendar below summarizes the 168 upcoming sailings currently listed here. It describes this catalogue, rather than predicting the cruise lines’ complete schedules. Open a route below to compare its ships and endpoints, or compare individual transpacific sailings and fares.

Compare the actual Pacific route

Transpacific is a broad category. A voyage between North America and Asia has different endpoints from a Hawaii-to-Australia sailing. Compare the full route, not just the category name, and check whether the listed voyage is a complete cruise or a separately bookable segment.

Check sea days and local calendar dates

Long Pacific passages can include extended periods at sea. Royal Caribbean’s Hawaii-to-Sydney itinerary includes an International Date Line crossing. Use your own sailing’s day-by-day itinerary and local arrival date when arranging flights; the number of nights alone does not describe every calendar-date change or stop.

Choose a season for your itinerary

Conditions differ across the North Pacific and South Pacific. Royal Caribbean recommends May to October for its South Pacific guidance and identifies the Southern Hemisphere summer as cyclone season. This is operator guidance rather than a guarantee for all Pacific routes. Compare the listed months below and check the operator’s advice for your destinations.

Budget for a one-way holiday

Compare cabin category, occupancy, inclusions and cancellation conditions alongside the total fare. Add flights at both endpoints, transfers and any pre- or post-cruise hotel. Confirm your boarding deadline and disembarkation arrangements before committing to connecting travel; ask the operator about internet packages if connectivity matters during long sea passages.

Prepared by RepoCruises · Sources checked 2026-10-02

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Departure calendar (29 listed months)

Listed departure calendar
Month	Sailings	Nights	Cruise lines
October 2026	8	9–28	7
November 2026	5	13–30	3
January 2027	12	12–29	9
February 2027	5	11–22	4
March 2027	7	17–29	5
April 2027	20	14–27	11
May 2027	15	11–25	8
June 2027	1	29	1
July 2027	2	13–18	2
August 2027	3	13–24	2
September 2027	18	13–27	13
October 2027	7	14–25	5
November 2027	2	13–17	2
January 2028	7	12–27	4
February 2028	2	9–20	2
March 2028	6	17–30	3
April 2028	12	15–30	9
May 2028	6	13–23	3
June 2028	2	16–20	2
August 2028	3	13–24	2
September 2028	7	14–22	5
October 2028	4	9–26	1
November 2028	1	26	1
December 2028	2	16	2
January 2029	2	17	1
February 2029	2	17–23	2
March 2029	1	21	1
April 2029	3	17–30	2
May 2029	3	11–21	2

Voyage lengths come from the listed itineraries. Port calls may be incomplete; use the operator’s full itinerary to assess sea days. Fare checks and source links are shown on each sailing page.

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Planning a transpacific crossing

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Check sea days and local calendar dates

Choose a season for your itinerary

Budget for a one-way holiday

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