The drag reduction for supercavitation is a new theory and approach that can conduct high-speed navigation of underwater vehicles. This mechanism of drag reduction is to generate a supercavity that can envelop the underwater vehicles, which would result in isolating the submerged body from water to avoid considerable frictional drag. In this research, the software of computational fluid dynamics, Fluent 6.2, was used to simulate this study that is the steady, axis-symmetry natural supercavitation generated by cavitators with the types of trapezoid. Results show that the two-phase numerical model provided FLUENT can simulate supercavities well. As supercavities envelop the underwater vehicles, the frictional drags can be reduced.