The Star Navigator, formerly Resorts World One, will homeport in Keelung from March 28 to November 14, 2025, as part of the transition of Resorts World Cruises to the StarCruises brand.

The ship will offer weekly roundtrip sailings to Japan and South Korea, featuring 13 unique itineraries. These include:

• 41 three-day sailings to destinations such as Ishigaki, Miyakojima and Naha, as well as weekend high-seas cruises.
• Eight four-day sailings to Naha and Ishigaki or Miyakojima.
• 25 six-day sailings covering various destinations in Japan and South Korea.

 

Thhe Star Navigator’s season will begin with two special “Cherry Blossom Cruises” in spring, featuring visits to scenic locations such as Kumamoto Castle, Mount Yoshino in Kagoshima, and Tateyama Park in Nagasaki. Guests will also enjoy a complimentary “Hanami Excursion,” offering a traditional cherry blossom viewing experience with local festivities, sake and snacks.

The Star Navigator will offer itineraries to South Korea, including Jeju Island, known for its volcanic landscapes, waterfalls and cultural sites such as Seongeup Folk Village, and Busan, home to beaches, Jagalchi Fish Market, Gamcheon Culture Village and Beomeosa Temple.

To conclude its season from Keelung, two “Fall Foliage Cruises” will visit South Korea and Japan in November.

Travelers from other parts of Asia can fly to Taipei and embark from Keelung without visa requirements. Guests also have the option to extend their trip with additional stays in Taiwan, Japan, or South Korea, creating a six- to eight-day vacation experience.

The Star Navigator is undergoing renovations to meet StarCruises standards, with upgrades to lighting, sound and entertainment systems. The ship will offer themed events such as the Foam and Rain Party and the Red Carpet Party.