Adventure of the Seas

Providing quality cruises ever since her first voyage in 2001, Adventure of the Seas is one of the most luxurious Royal Caribbean cruise liners. She comfortably accommodates over three thousand passengers, and at 138,000 tonnes is undeniably a magnificent vessel. Adventure of the Seas offers guests many exciting cruise itineraries, from the Southern Caribbean to full-scale transatlantic voyages.


Adventure of the Seas Recreation


What better way to start the day than with an energising walk along Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Sea’s Royal Promenade, where you will find the centre of ship activity complete with many shops and cafés. The ship’s ice skating rink offers a truly unique cruise experience, while the activities available also include a full rock-climbing wall, inline skating, a full-size basketball court, indulgent spa and well-equipped fitness centre. Golfers can hone their skills of the fantastic golf simulator, or improve their short game on the nine-hole miniature golf course. Themed bars and lounges provide the evening entertainment, as well as the glamorous Casino Royale.


Adventure of the Seas Food


With most meals included in the cost of your cruise, there are a whole host of options available to you on this Royal Caribbean cruise ship. Buffet food is available for breakfast, lunch and dinner if you are after something fast. Alternatively, sit down to a sumptuous gourmet banquet, or experience an authentic 50’s style diner at Johnny Rockets and the authentic Italian cuisine at the Portofino restaurant.


Adventure of the Seas Staterooms


With every other aspect taken care of, it is only fitting that you should be able to retire to a luxurious stateroom at the end of your day. Royal Caribbean cruises take care of all that, with Adventure of the Seas presenting a choice of accommodation, from Interior and Exterior Staterooms to the peaceful privacy and stunning views of a Balcony Stateroom or a palatial Deluxe Suite, complete with multiple rooms, spacious private terrace and special extra features.

Allure of the Seas

The most recent recruit in the Royal Caribbean cruise fleet, Allure of the Seas, was launched to great acclaim in December 2010. Tipping the scales at a mammoth 225,282 tonnes, the sister ship to Oasis of the Seas can comfortably serve up to 5,400 customers. With an extensive range of activities and entertainment populating all corners of this fabulous ship, all the family are sure to enjoy their cruise holiday. Destinations include Florida, Nassau, the Bahamas, Jamaica and Cozumel.


Allure of the Seas Recreation


To simplify your experience and divide the ship up into activities that best suit your needs, Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas is organised into seven ‘neighbourhoods’. For example, the Vitality at the Sea Spa and Fitness neighbourhood offers relaxing massage suites, a youth spa and a full salon offering hair and make-up services. The Fitness Centre provides guests with over 150 exercise machines, pilates, kickboxing and yoga classes. In the Pool and Sports neighbourhood there is the exhilarating H20 Zone aqua park for children, four fabulous swimming pools, ten whirlpools and a Solarium. Meanwhile, two Flowriders, sports courts, miniature golf and a zip line provide hours of fun for all the family.


The Entertainment Place offers guests the chance to kick back and let loose, with nightly entertainment on offer at Casino Royale, Blazes Nightclub, Jazz on 4 and Comedy Live. Elsewhere, live music is provided at Dazzles, while Studio B lays on spectacular ice shows and the Opal Theatre stages fantastic live productions.

In order to ensure your children are kept entertained, Allure of the Seas has created the largest dedicated youth area at sea. Youngsters can release all that pent up energy at the open gym, or have fun at the Adventure Ocean Theatre, Science Lab and The Workshop, where crafts and scrapbooks can be created. For younger children, Royal Caribbean’s dedicated nursery service is always on hand, while the ship holds many dance clubs and lounges aimed at teenagers. Other thrills are found with the on board carousel, deck games and the superb AquaTheatre. Also featured is the unique Dreamworks experience, showcasing the magical How To Train Your Dragon Ice Show and the Madagascar Aqua Show.


Allure of the Seas Food


In addition to the Royal Caribbean cruise staples of formal dinner seating, buffet breakfast, lunches and dinners and twenty-four hour room service, Allure of the Seas presents a range of dining options. The Vitality Café provides healthy snacks, while the Solarium Bistro serves hungry poolside customers and the Wipeout Café is the place to refuel after a tiring gym session.


Allure of the Seas Staterooms


With 2,700 spacious staterooms on board, Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas goes to great lengths to ensure that guests travel in comfort. A special feature of this ship are her twenty-eight modern loft suites, offering spacious luxury accommodation complete with unparalleled panoramic views. All rooms include en suite bathroom facilities with separate bath and shower, television, telephone and hairdryer, with different styles available such as Interior, Exterior and Balcony Staterooms.

Brilliance of the Seas

A member of the impressive range of mid-sized Royal Caribbean cruise ships, the 962-foot Brilliance of the Seas has developed a reputation for quality cruises since her first voyage in 2002. Her 2,501 guests are welcome to enjoy the magnificent panoramic views available from inside her glass elevators, which travel up to nine storeys high. All corners of the world are found on Brilliance of the Seas’ itinerary, such as Asia, Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Greek Islands, the Middle East and Africa.


Brilliance of the Seas Recreation


Whatever the length of cruise you choose, Royal Caribbean cruises ensure that you will never run out of things to do whilst you are on board Brilliance of the Seas. More active guests can tackle the challenging rock-climbing wall or take to the courts for a game of basketball or volleyball. Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance of the Seas also houses an expansive fitness centre and a luxury day spa, whilst entertaining golf simulators are found at the on board country club. The ship holds a great variety of atmospheric bars and lounges, as well as the popular Casino Royale. The Colony Club is also an excellent location for a drink, with a British-style lounge housing an array of pool tables. Children can be safely left to their own devices at Royal Caribbean’s trademark Adventure Ocean facility.


Brilliance of the Seas Food


As with all Royal Caribbean cruises, all your meals will be inclusive on the Brilliance of the Seas, so it would be shame not to make the most of this arrangement. Guests can experience tempting buffets at breakfast, lunch and dinner, or alternatively sit down to a formal set meal in the evening. Twenty-four hour room service is available for all passengers. Other special dining options include the superb Portofino Italian Restaurant, Chops Griller or the Latte-tudes Coffee Bar, specialising in authentic Seattle coffees and gourmet beverages.


Brilliance of the Seas Staterooms


Guests can look forward to a comfortable and luxurious evening in their well-appointed Royal Caribbean cruise stateroom, fully equipped with spotless en suite bathroom facilities (complete with separate shower), television, telephone and hairdryer. The cosy Interior Staterooms rival any five star hotel room, while Exterior Staterooms add a window view to the mix. Balcony Staterooms or lavish Suite accommodations are a real treat if you want to go the extra mile.

Enchantment of the Seas

Originally launched in 1997, Enchantment of the Seas enjoyed extensive improvement works in 2005, which have elevated the space and recreation areas to a new level. At 80,700 tonnes, it is one of the smaller ships in the Royal Caribbean cruise fleet, and sails to destinations including the Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, New England and the Caribbean.


Enchantment of the Seas Recreation


Perhaps the most intriguing entertainment on offer on board Royal Caribbean’s Enchantment of the Seas is the unique bungee trampoline, propelling more daring guests into the air and giving them an unbeatable view of the surrounding ocean. The rock-climbing wall is also an exciting way to spend an afternoon, while the pool deck is enjoying the benefits of the 2005 renovation works. The area now features both indoor and outdoor pools, a Solarium, fitness centre and spa, while the Centrum area of the ship is perfect for shopping.


With the children left to their own devices at Royal Caribbean’s signature youth facility, Adventure Ocean, the adults can enjoy Enchantment of the Seas range of themed bars and lounges, such as Bolero’s Latin Lounge, where they can spend an evening relaxing with a drink of their choice.


Enchantment of the Seas Food


The Windjammer Marketplace offers Enchantment of the Seas’ passengers tasty buffet dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner, while guests are of course invited to spend an indulgent evening sitting down to a fabulous formal feast. For snacks and light bites, the extensive room service menu offers everything you need with minimum effort required. Also available for a small additional fee are the Chops Grille or Latte-tudes Coffee Bar.


Enchantment of the Seas Staterooms


Royal Caribbean’s Enchantment of the Seas is now able to boast thirty-six newly renovated Balcony Staterooms, offering guests their own private terrace to relax on and enjoy the ocean views. Other options available include Inside Staterooms, Exterior Staterooms and Suites, while this Royal Caribbean cruise ship also houses spacious family cabins and twenty staterooms with convenient disabled access facilities.

Explorer of the Seas

Launched in 2000, Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas is geared towards family fun and athletic activities. At 138,000 tonnes and 1020 feet, she is a large ship, and the inventive Royal Caribbean cruise design means that even when she is full to capacity there is still plenty of room. Explorer of the Seas counts Bermuda, Canada, New England and the Caribbean among her destinations.


Explorer of the Seas Recreation


With over 15,000 square feet of fitness, recreation and spa space available, you need never run out of activities on board Explorer of the Seas. The state-of-the-art fitness facilities offer panoramic ocean views while you work out, whilst the relaxing spa and salon services will keep you looking and feeling your best.


Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas’ fantastic ice skating rink can double up as a concert venue and television studio at various points during your voyage, while the 200 foot rock-climbing wall presents an interesting challenge. Elsewhere, a full-size basketball court, inline skating rink, nine-hole miniature golf course and interactive golf simulators provide hours of enjoyment. For children, Royal Caribbean cruises present the fantastic Adventure Ocean scheme, complete with splash pools, video arcade and teen nightclub.


The Explorer of the Seas Royal Promenade offers a great place to take a walk and experience the fresh sea air, while guests can also enjoy its shops, cafés, parades and shows. The ship also lays on Broadway-style shows, ice skating spectaculars, live music and comedy performances throughout your voyage, while the evenings can be spent in an impressive assortment of bars and lounges. If your trip is really going well, you can even get married in the on board wedding chapel!


Explorer of the Seas Food


The spectacular three-level formal dining hall is the high point of Explorer of the Seas’ dining options, with sumptuous gourmet fare accompanied by stellar standards of service. Elsewhere, the Windjammer Café offers guests wonderful buffet banquets for breakfast, lunch and dinner, while Johnny Rockets presents an authentic 50’s style diner atmosphere and Portofino serves up authentic Italian classics. Twenty-four hour room service is of course available, with a wide range of dishes on the menu.


Explorer of the Seas Staterooms


Guests can expect only the most luxurious staterooms during their Royal Caribbean cruise, and Explorer of the Seas provide 1,557 high quality accommodations for passengers to relax in after a long day. Spacious family cabins are available if you are travelling with children, while the standard Interior Staterooms, Exterior Staterooms, Balcony Staterooms and expansive Suites are all available.

Freedom of the Seas

One of the most family friendly Royal Caribbean cruise liners, Freedom of the Seas has garnered high acclaim since her first voyage in 2006. Continuing Royal Caribbean’s progressive, innovative philosophy, she was the largest cruise ship in the world when she was first built, weighing in at 160,000 tonnes. Passengers of all ages will enjoy sailing away with Freedom of the Seas as they head towards their Caribbean destination.


Freedom of the Seas Recreation


Guests can fill their days with all sorts of entertaining activities on board Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas, with the Royal Promenade serving as the hub of ship life, its shops, cafés and shows providing hours of entertainment. The Chefmakers Cooking Academy is a great place to meet other passengers and hone your culinary skills, while the ship also features a full fitness centre complete with a jogging track and a variety of classes. Sports fans will find fun on the rock-climbing wall, ice-skating rink, sports pool, sports courts a miniature golf course. The unique Flowrider is a popular draw for many guests, with one-on-one lessons available.


As previously mentioned, the family friendly nature of Freedom of the Seas is one of her most desirable features. The H20 Zone water park provides all manner of fun activities for children, while the Adventure Ocean programme allows you to leave your offspring in the capable hands of Royal Caribbean cruise staff while you head off and enjoy a bit of peace and quiet. For the ultimate relaxation, head to the Solarium and sample the relaxing whirlpools and comfy hammocks that simulate the feel of dangling over the edge of the ship. Freedom of the Seas even houses a full-size boxing ring. The nightlife on board the ship is lively, with an array of bars, lounges and shows such as ice dancing, comedy, magicians and live music.


Freedom of the Seas Food


As well as the standard Royal Caribbean cruise formal dining experience, Freedom of the Seas also offers guests superb buffet food for breakfast, lunch and dinner at the excellent Windjammer Café. For something a bit different, head to 50’s style diner Johnny Rockets, the Italian delights of Portofino, the perfectly prepared steaks at Chops Grille, the freshly made pizzas at Sorrento’s, or select your favourite flavours from the Ben and Jerry’s stall. Of course, if you would rather relax in your room, twenty-four hour room service is always available.


Freedom of the Seas Staterooms


The accommodation on Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas reflects the modern, luxurious approach that Royal Caribbean takes to cruise travel. Budget Interior Staterooms are extraordinarily comfortable, while Exterior Staterooms feature an appealing window view over the ocean. Balcony Staterooms give guests their own private balcony to enjoy if they want to spend some time away from the buzz of the main ship. The Royal Caribbean cruise family accommodation offers everything you need to keep you and the kids happy, while lavish Suite accommodation is a real treat. However, the most enticing type of room available on board Freedom of the Seas is the spectacular Presidential Suite, featuring four rooms with four separate bathrooms, accommodating up to fourteen people.

Grandeur of the Seas

Launched in 2006, at 74,000 tonnes Grandeur of the Seas is one of the smaller ships in the Royal Caribbean cruise fleet, with a capacity of 2,446 guests. This makes for a more intimate cruise experience, with the ship journeying to many of the most exotic destinations on the Royal Caribbean cruise itinerary, including Europe, the Western Mediterranean, the Caribbean and the USA.


Grandeur of the Seas Recreation


For the main action area on Royal Caribbean’s Grandeur of the Seas, head to the bustling Centrum, while you find a place packed full of enticing shops and relaxing cafés. The fitness centre is equipped with all the latest equipment, including treadmills, ellipticals, weights and many other types of exercise machine, while the spa has a list of specialist treatments that could happily keep you there all day. Guests are also welcome to participate in group activities such as fitness classes and health seminars.


You will find much more to occupy you in the pool area, with indoor and outdoor pools accompanied by a restful Solarium and exhilarating rock-climbing wall. Grandeur of the Seas also holds a total of eight bars and lounges, each with their own unique atmosphere and interesting selection of drinks. Children are well cared for with the Royal Caribbean Adventure Ocean programme.


Grandeur of the Seas Food


The gorgeous Art-Deco main dining hall provides the setting for Grandeur of the Seas’ formal culinary experience, with delicious gourmet cuisine accompanied by impeccable service. For something quick and easy, but still delicious, there are superb buffets prepared for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Royal Caribbean cruises have also devised a fantastic room service menu, meaning you can relax and enjoy your meal in the comfort of your own room if you wish.


Grandeur of the Seas Staterooms


The ship’s 975 magnificent staterooms are the ideal place to rest and recharge after a long day, with all rooms fully equipped with excellent en suite facilities featuring a separate shower, as well as a television, telephone and mini-bar. Interior Staterooms are both comfortable and affordable, while Exterior Staterooms offer guests a window onto the outside world. Balcony Staterooms add a brilliant private terrace to enjoy, while Suite accommodation presents the pinnacle of cruise luxury.

Independence of the Seas

Independence of the Seas is one of the most modern members of the Royal Caribbean cruise fleet, having been launched in 2008. This 160,000 tonne delight has been ferrying passengers in luxurious surroundings to destinations such as the Canary Islands, Great Britain and the Mediterranean ever since.


Independence of the Seas Recreation


The ship is part of the Royal Caribbean Freedom Class, meaning adults can safely leave their children in the capable hands of well trained Royal Caribbean cruise staff while they head off and enjoy a relaxing day. Children between the ages of three and seventeen are well looked after, with age-appropriate activities throughout the ship, including the H20 Zone water park, arcade, ice-skating rink and a full programme of workshops and activities. Babysitting in your room is available on board Independence of the Seas, while older kids can head over to the dance club and juice bar.


Adults have an array of options to keep them occupied during the day and the evening, with Casino Royale boasting three hundred slot machines, as well as the usual table games. The Solarium features an adults-only pool that offers the perfect place to unwind, while the ship holds many themed bars and lounges hosting live comedy and dancing. The Royal Promenade offers shops, restaurants and entertaining parades.


The fitness facilities on board this Royal Caribbean cruise ship are also worth experiencing, with a fully-equipped gymnasium available for guests who want to keep fit during their voyage. Some of the more intriguing attractions include the mesmerising Flowrider and the prospect of boxing lessons in the ship’s full-size boxing ring, while the 200 foot rock-climbing wall presents an interesting challenge. There is also a dedicated sports pool, courts available for basketball, football and dodgeball and an enjoyable miniature golf course, while the spa is a safe bet for a relaxing day.


Independence of the Seas Food


Royal Caribbean’s Independence of the Seas formal dining room is quite an experience, with a magnificent three-tiered hall the perfect setting for the wonderful gourmet cuisine available. Alternatively, the Windjammer Café serves up sumptuous buffet food for breakfast, lunch and dinner if you have not got the time to wait. Elsewhere, Johnny Rockets is an entertaining 50’s style diner, while Portofino’s serves fantastic Italian favourites and Chops Grille does a good trade in succulent steaks. Snacks and light meals can be found on the twenty-four hour room service menu.


Independence of the Seas Staterooms


Each room on board Independence of the Seas features a large flat screen television, telephone, Wi-Fi connection and fantastic en suite bathroom facilities. Options include cosy Interior Staterooms, the great views from an Exterior Stateroom or a luxurious private terrace offered in a Balcony Stateroom. Spacious Family Suites do the job very nicely if you are bringing children, while the Presidential Suite can accommodate up to fourteen people in four separate bedrooms and bathrooms.

Jewel of the Seas

With destinations such as the Baltics, Canada, New England, the Caribbean, Panama Canal and Central America featuring in her itinerary, there is certainly much to choose from with Jewel of the Seas, one of the fantastic mid-sized Royal Caribbean cruise liners. Since her first voyage in 2004, Jewel of the Seas has provided a quality cruise experience to her 2,501 passengers, with every inch of space utilised to create maximum levels of comfort and enjoyment.


Jewel of the Seas Recreation


Royal Caribbean’s Jewel of the Seas houses a fully-equipped gymnasium for guests who wish to exercise during the day, with fitness classes available to help you coordinate your workout. Other sporting activities include basketball or volleyball on the sports courts, the challenging rock-climbing wall and the golf simulator found in the ship’s country club. The spectacular Centrum spans five decks and features a fantastic array of shops, cafés, demonstrations and activities.


Adults can make the most of Jewel of the Seas’ collection of themed bars and lounges, as well as the casino and the superb shows put on by the Royal Caribbean theatre. There is live music, comedy and magic to be found throughout the ship, while the Colony Club is great for a game of pool or billiards. Meanwhile, children are well looked after by the staff at Adventure Ocean, with a full programme of activities keeping them entertained all day.


Jewel of the Seas Food


Royal Caribbean cruises are known for providing fantastic cuisine to their guests, and diners in the opulent main dining area will be treated to a sumptuous three-course gourmet banquet at dinner, as well as fantastic breakfast and lunch options. The Windjammer Café caters for guests on the move with their excellent buffet fare, while elsewhere the Solarium Café serves up delicious pizzas and crêpes and the Seaview Café provides splendid cuisine in an idyllic setting. Alternatively, enjoy a nice piece of steak at Chops Grille, Italian classics at Portofino, or simply relax in your room and make use of the twenty-four room service.


Jewel of the Seas Staterooms


The accommodation options on board Royal Caribbean’s Jewel of the Seas, just like all the Royal Caribbean cruise ships, are guaranteed to impress. Cosy Inside Staterooms feature interactive televisions, mini fridges and splendid en suite bathroom facilities, while Exterior Staterooms provide the guest with a porthole window. Balcony Staterooms include a relaxing private terrace while the lavish Suites go a step further with additions such as whirlpool bathtubs and pianos.

Legend of the Seas

Since her launch in 1995, Legend of the Seas has accrued more than enough history to live up to her name. She has visited more destinations than any other ship in Royal Caribbean cruise history, having sailed around Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the South Pacific, Alaska, Central America, the Caribbean, the Baltics, the Mediterranean and the Middle East. These days, she travels exclusively to Asian destinations.


Legend of the Seas Recreation


Royal Caribbean cruises provide a great variety of entertainment on all their ships, and Legend of the Seas is no exception. Attractions include the 200 foot rock-climbing wall, multiple swimming pools, fully-equipped gymnasium and an assortment of group activities such as fitness classes and workshops. The pools are open in all weathers thanks to the innovative sliding roof system. The spectacular Centrum is packed full of enticing shops and cafés.


The nightlife on board Legend of the Seas is equally enjoyable, with Casino Royale a popular haunt and the array of bars and lounges laying on entertainment ranging from dancing to live music and comedy. Children will enjoy hours of fun thanks to Royal Caribbean’s Adventure Ocean programme.


Legend of the Seas Food


The floor-to-ceiling glass walls in Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas’ main dining room offer stunning ocean views while you dine, with the delectable gourmet menu the perfect complement to such a picturesque setting, from the grand entryway and shimmering chandelier to the superb levels of service. Windjammer Café offers a buffet-style alternative, with a wide range of options laid on for breakfast, lunch and dinner.


Legend of the Seas Staterooms


Accommodation in every class provides guests with splendid en suite bathroom facilities complete with separate shower, as well as a television featuring free movies, a telephone to make use of the room service and a hair dryer. Interior Staterooms offer comfort and space, while Exterior Staterooms look out over the ocean. Balcony Staterooms provide a charming private terrace area, while for the height of Royal Caribbean cruise luxury Suite accommodation provides relaxing whirlpool bathtubs and in some instances a separate living area.

Liberty of the Seas

Forming part of the Royal Caribbean cruise Freedom Class range, Liberty of the Seas has been delighting families since 2007. This 160,000 luxury liner is one of Royal Caribbean’s most popular ships, attracting thousands of passengers to her Caribbean and Mediterranean cruises.


Liberty of the Seas Recreation


Royal Caribbean cruises go to great lengths to ensure guests are kept well entertained throughout their days at sea, and Liberty of the Seas features much to enjoy. The towering rock-climbing wall is a Royal Caribbean cruise favourite, while the ice-skating rink, sports courts, boxing ring, miniature golf course and Flowrider mean guests can always find something new to amuse them. Children are provided with many facilities and activities to keep them occupied, from the well run Adventure Ocean programme to the exciting H20 Zone water park.


Adults can enjoy a relaxing day on Royal Caribbean’s Liberty of the Seas in her spectacular cantilevered whirlpools, featuring a glass floor that reveals the ocean below. Elsewhere, the Vitality Wellness programme caters for guests who want to stay fit during their voyage, while the spa is perfect for a session of indulgent pampering. The Chefmakers Cooking Academy is ideal for improving those culinary skills, while the Royal Promenade offers a range of shops. In the evenings, take a pew in one of Liberty of the Seas’ splendid bars and lounges, or take a trip to Casino Royale and try to beat the house.


Liberty of the Seas Food


The main dining area of Liberty of the Seas offers splendid three-course gourmet fare in a formal setting, while Windjammers Café provides delicious buffet meals at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guests have the freedom to dine when and where they like, and can choose from the American-style diner food at Johnny Rockets, the Italian fine dining at Portofino or the succulent steaks of Chops Grille. After dinner, treat yourself to a tub of ice cream from the on board Ben and Jerry’s outlet.


Liberty of the Seas Staterooms


The modernity that characterises Royal Caribbean cruise liners is evident on Liberty of the Seas, with all of her luxurious staterooms offering extensive Wi-Fi capability and mobile phone connectivity, as well as a large flat screen television. Choose from a variety of accommodation styles, from cosy Interior Staterooms to palatial Deluxe Suites.

Majesty of the Seas

Launched in 1992, Majesty of the Seas is one of the oldest Royal Caribbean cruise liners. In 2007, a $36million, month long renovation project was carried out to make the ship even better. With a capacity of 2,744 passengers, Majesty of the Seas travels to the Bahamas and Key West, Florida.


Majesty of the Seas Recreation


The primary beneficiaries of the 2007 restoration were the spa and fitness areas, where a complete list of spa services and treatments are offered and there is an extensive range of state-of-the-art fitness equipment available to use at the ShipShape fitness centre. There is also an open air basketball court, two whirlpools, two swimming pools and an exhilarating rock-climbing wall. On trips to the private Royal Caribbean cruise destination at Coco Cay, Bahamas, guests can enjoy volleyball tournaments, line dancing, beach yoga and an onshore barbecue.


At night, the Chorus Line Theatre hosts frequent productions, from large-scale shows to live music, comedy and dancing. Majesty of the Seas is home to an array of outstanding bars and lounges, while the tables of Casino Royale are a popular after-hours haunt. Another visible improvement from the reworking project can be found at the Majesty of the Seas youth facilities, with the Adventure Ocean deck catering for the three to eleven year old age group, featuring activities such as a games room, internet café, dance floor and cinema. For teenagers, Fuel is an excellent nightclub-style meeting place, while the Living Room lounge offers a relaxed, chilled-out atmosphere.


Majesty of the Seas Food


With the 2007 works came a revamp of Royal Caribbean’s Majesty of the Seas dining experience. Wherever you choose to eat, all food is now trans-fat free, with more healthy and vegetarian options available. The elegant main dining room is the place for formal, sit-down banquets, while the Windjammer Café offers excellent buffet service at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Other options include Sorrento’s pizza parlour, the freshly made sandwiches and wraps from the Compass Deli or the American diner fare at the 50’s inspired Johnny Rockets, which is particularly good for a family meal. If you would rather relax in your room, a full room service menu is available twenty-hours a day.


Majesty of the Seas Staterooms


All of Majesty of the Seas’ staterooms have a distinctly modern feel, having been upgraded to include new carpeting, curtains, bed linen and comfortable, luxurious beds. Each room also boasts a large flat screen television and a fabulous en suite bathroom with separate shower. From the budget Interior Staterooms, through the splendid Oceanview Staterooms and spacious Balcony Staterooms to the decadent Suite accommodation and the extra perks they entail, every room on board this Royal Caribbean cruise ship is guaranteed to satisfy your needs.

Mariner of the Seas

At 138,000 tonnes, it is fair to say that Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas is a large ship. She certainly utilises all this space well, with state-of-the-art activities and recreation on board to keep her 3,114 passengers entertained as she sails to a variety of destinations that includes Antarctica, the Mexican Riviera, South America and the Mediterranean.


Mariner of the Seas Recreation


Whilst the destinations on your itinerary will no doubt provide you with memories that will last a lifetime, it is worth remembering that Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas offers more than enough in the way of entertainment to keep you occupied during the days spent at sea. As part of the Royal Caribbean cruise Voyager Class, the ship encourages an active lifestyle for all her guests. With this in mind, the fitness centre houses the most modern equipment out there, with classes available. Mariner of the Seas also includes a rollerblading rink, miniature golf course, multiple swimming pools and whirlpools, a basketball court, a golf simulator and a fantastic rock-climbing wall.


In the evenings, Mariner of the Seas offers many entertaining nightly shows, including the fun, interactive ‘Karaoke Idol Search’, while an array of bars offer sanctuary for those wishing to relax with a drink. These include the British-themed pub The Wig and Gavel, Boleros Latin Lounge and Vintages wine bar. The Royal Promenade is the liveliest part of the ship, housing a range of shops and cafés and regularly playing host to parades and other events. The Adventure Ocean facility features 22,000 square feet of space dedicated to ensuring your children can make the most of their time with Royal Caribbean cruises.


Mariner of the Seas Food


Aside from the standard Royal Caribbean cruise formal dining experience in the main dining room, guests have a fantastic range of options to choose from in order to make their mealtime memorable. The Windjammer Café is an excellent option for a quick meal, with an efficiently run and delicious buffet service available at breakfast, lunch and dinner, while Johnny Rockets serves up authentic American-style diner food. Other choices include the Italian fine dining at Portofino, the fantastic steak dinners at Chops Grille or the elegant Asian cooking at Jade Restaurant, with Café at the Promenade and Brasserie30 further additions to the list. Alternatively, if you cannot bring yourself to decide, simply order some room service.


Mariner of the Seas Staterooms


Royal Caribbean cruises always do their best to make guests feel at home, and the rooms on board Mariner of the Seas achieve this with ease. Interior, Exterior and Balcony Staterooms offer splendid en suite bathrooms, comfortable beds and flat screen televisions, while the Suite accommodation gives guests a number of special extras, from separate living areas to a whirlpool bath and spacious private terrace.

Monarch of the Seas

Launched in 1991, Royal Caribbean’s Monarch of the Seas conducts twice weekly tours to the Bahamas with up to 2,744 passengers. At the time of her construction, she was one of the world’s largest cruise ships, but these days her 880-foot frame appears relatively modest in comparison to newer
Royal Caribbean cruise ships. However, this makes for a more intimate cruise atmosphere.


Monarch of the Seas Recreation


With Monarch of the Seas’ Bahamas journeys lasting a mere three to four days, there is lot to pack in in terms of on board entertainment. Guests can pass the time relaxing in one of the ship’s two swimming pools or two whirlpools, or experience the spectacular views from the top of the 200-foot rock-climbing wall. Monarch of the Seas also offers many on deck activities to keep everyone entertained, while children are kept occupied by the Royal Caribbean cruise Adventure Ocean youth facilities, which feature an extensive and well-organised activity programme.


Adults can enjoy a range of evening activities including the popular Casino Royale and the selection of Monarch of the Seas’ themed bars and lounges, where creative cocktails can be accompanied by live music or comedy. The Viking Crown Lounge offers spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding ocean. Throughout the day, Royal Caribbean’s Monarch of the Seas lays on great family entertainment such as movie matinees, bingo and scavenger hunts. Sporting fun can be had on the basketball courts, the jogging track, table tennis and shuffleboard tournaments, while fitness fanatics can keep in shape at the ShipShape fitness centre.


Monarch of the Seas Food


Monarch of the Seas’ main dining area is the perfect arena for a formal, three-course banquet accompanied by impeccable service from Royal Caribbean’s professional waiting staff. Royal Caribbean cruises also go to great length to ensure that healthy options appear on all their menus. Other dining options include the delicious buffet food served up for breakfast, lunch and dinner at Windjammers Café, while Jade Restaurant showcases the best of Asian fusion cooking and sushi. Ben and Jerry’s also have their own outlet on board, for those with a sweet tooth. Twenty-four hour room service is always available for those who want to relax in their room.


Monarch of the Seas Staterooms


Royal Caribbean cruises want all guests to feel comfortable in their accommodation, and each of their staterooms endeavours to keep its guests in total luxury. With soft queen-size beds, television and superb en suite bathrooms, whether you choose an Interior Stateroom, Exterior Stateroom or Deluxe Suite complete with private terrace you can be sure of a pleasant stay.

Navigator of the Seas

Royal Caribbean’s magnificent Navigator of the Seas weighs in at 138,000 tonnes and measures 1,020 feet long. She has been carrying passengers to exotic destinations such as the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, the Middle East and Africa since 2002.


Navigator of the Seas Recreation


Identical in design to its sister ship, Mariner of the Seas, Navigator of the Seas contains a fantastic selection of activities and entertainment for her guests. The ship is also able to boast an art collection worth a staggering $8.5million. Passengers can relax in the many swimming pools and whirlpools available, including the adults-only Solarium. For active guests, the ship contains a jogging track around the deck, with excellent opportunities for spectacular views. The deck also hosts miniature golf, basketball, table tennis and volleyball tournaments, as well as an inline skating rink and an impressive rock-climbing wall. The spa is also a great place to relax in a stress-free and luxurious environment.


Navigator of the Seas contains a spellbinding five-storey theatre that hosts marvellous evening shows for all the family to enjoy, while Studio B presents a nightly ice show. There are multiple bars and lounges to relax with an alcoholic beverage, while Casino Royale is a highlight and the Royal Promenade is a shopper’s paradise. Children can enjoy Navigator of the Seas’ 22,000 square feet of dedicated youth entertainment facility, Adventure Ocean.


Navigator of the Seas Food


Royal Caribbean cruises are known for their ability to cater to the needs of all their diners, so the range of options on board Navigator of the Seas should come as no surprise. The beautiful three-tiered main dining room serves magnificent gourmet fare in a formal setting, while for a more casual culinary experience, sample the delectable buffets found at Windjammers Café during breakfast, lunch and dinner. Lighter meals and snacks are dealt with by the delightful Café Promenade, while Johnny Rockets dishes up authentic American diner food. Portofino presents Italian fine dining, while Chops Grille prepares the perfect steak. Twenty-four hour room service is of course available to all guests.


Navigator of the Seas Staterooms


Enjoy comfort, luxury and some of the most modern amenities found at sea with your stunning Navigator of the Seas accommodation, divided into Interior, Exterior, Balcony and Suite rooms. Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas is able to boast more balcony rooms than most other Royal Caribbean cruise liners, meaning it has never been so affordable to holiday in the height of luxury. All rooms come with flat screen televisions, soft queen-size beds and gleaming en suite bathrooms.

Oasis of the Seas

Royal Caribbean cruises present Oasis of the Seas, the next generation in cruise ships. At 220,000 tonnes, she is the largest passenger ship on the sea, and her epic interior is split into seven sections to make finding the way around easier for her 5,400 passengers. There is simply no better way to experience the Caribbean than this.


Oasis of the Seas Recreation


A ship this big needs to deal with fairly high levels of expectation, and Oasis of the Seas has no trouble doing just that. The innovative Vitality at Sea Spa and Fitness neighbourhood offers guests a full salon and day spa with an extensive list of treatments, while the gymnasium houses over 150 state-of-the-art exercise machines. Fitness classes are available. The Pool and Sports Zone holds four pools and ten whirlpools, while the H20 water park will keep children entertained for hours. For adults, the relaxing Solarium offers the perfect environment to unwind, while there are plenty of deckchairs and loungers in the immediate vicinity of the pool. The area also contains two Flowrider machines, full-size sports courts, miniature golf and an exhilarating zip line.


The Entertainment Place is the perfect arena for all sorts of family fun, with Studio B ice skating rink offering the chance to skate in the day and catch a breathtaking ice dancing show at night. There are also live shows, music and comedy to be found, while adults will doubtless enjoy Casino Royale and the hive of activity at The Boardwalk. Kids can enjoy the massive 28,700 square feet of dedicated youth space, with Royal Caribbean’s Youth Zone catering for children of all ages.


Oasis of the Seas Food


Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas is able to offer guests more dining options than any other Royal Caribbean cruise ship, with a wide variety of cuisines available in a selection of charming locations. The magnificent main dining room has set dining at dinner and open seating for breakfast and lunch, either way you can expect nothing but the best. The Windjammer Marketplace serves splendid buffets for all meals of the day, while Wipeout Café does this on a smaller scale. Sorrento’s serves fresh pizzas, while for a tasty sandwich head to Café Promenade. Chops Grille and Johnny Rockets are old Royal Caribbean cruise favourites, while Giovanni’s Table invites you to sample their delicious Italian classics and The Seafood Shack presents its fantastic menu. Other options include the superb 150 Central Park and the healthy Solarium Bistro.


For dessert, choose from the brand new Cupcake Cupboard, Ice Cream Parlour and the Boardwalk Donut Shop.


Oasis of the Seas Staterooms


All the standard types of Royal Caribbean cruise accommodation are available, with cosy Interior Staterooms, the lovely window views from the Exterior Staterooms and the beautiful private terraces of the Balcony Staterooms joined by the spectacular Suites with their multiple rooms and massive balconies. However, in addition to this, Oasis of the Seas holds a number of magnificent Loft Suites, offering the most lavish accommodation Royal Caribbean offers, complete with simply stunning panoramic views.

Radiance of the Seas

Launched in 2001, Radiance of the Seas enjoys the distinction of being the first ever Royal Caribbean gas-turbine vessel. What this means is that she is both faster and more eco-friendly than other cruise ships, ushering Royal Caribbean cruises into the 21st century. Her exterior is fifty per cent glass, meaning passengers are never far from some spectacular ocean views. Radiance of the Seas cruises to Alaska, the Western Caribbean, Panama Canal and Central America.


Radiance of the Seas Recreation


Active passengers will doubtless find much to enjoy in the 15,500 square foot ShipShape Spa, complete with beautiful ocean scenery visible through the floor-to-ceiling windows. The fitness centre contains the latest exercise equipment and hosts regular classes, while Radiance of the Seas holds twelve treatment rooms in her wonderful spa. Sports fans can enjoy the golf simulator, table tennis, basketball court, deck games, miniature golf and jogging track found at various points around the deck area. The Colony Club boasts the latest in cue sports innovation with its brilliant self-levelling pool tables. Royal Caribbean’s signature rock-climbing wall has been given a makeover, with five separate tracks available depending on your level of skill.


The ship also holds a wide variety of bars and lounges to enjoy, with Viking Crown Lounge 11 a particular highlight with its decks jutting out to sea. Dancing, live music and comedy are also on offer, while children can take advantage of the superb Royal Caribbean cruise Adventure Ocean youth facility.


Radiance of the Seas Food


The main dining room of Royal Caribbean’s Radiance of the Seas is visually stunning, with an ornate staircase, attractive columns and cascading waterfall creating a lovely ambience in which to enjoy your formal set dinner. The Windjammer Café is the place to find convenient and delicious buffet food throughout the day, while the Seaview Café serves great fast food. For fine dining, head to Italian eatery Portofino, while Chops Grille is a wonderful steakhouse. Twenty-four hour room service is also on hand should want a snack or wish to take breakfast in your room.


Radiance of the Seas Staterooms


The majority of Radiance of the Seas’ accommodation is made up of Exterior Staterooms and Balcony Staterooms, meaning most guests can experience a lovely sea view through their portal window or from their exquisite private terrace. All cabin classes feature pristine en suite bathrooms, television, telephone and Wi-Fi connectivity, while the spectacular Royal Suite includes a huge balcony, steam room, 42-inch television and even a baby grand piano!


A majority of staterooms onboard Radiance of the Seas are exterior with stunning views of the ocean, which means Balcony and Oceanview Staterooms are surprisingly affordable. Cabins in all classes include a private toilet and shower, television, telephones, and Wi-Fi capabilities. The ship's 1,034-square foot Royal Suite includes an 172-square foot balcony, private wet bar, bathroom with whirlpool tub, bidet, steam room, 42-inch television, and even a baby grand piano.

Rhapsody of the Seas

Sailing to exotic destinations all across the world since 1997, the 915-foot Rhapsody of the Seas visits the Caribbean, New Zealand, Hawaii, the South Pacific and Alaska.


Rhapsody of the Seas Recreation


The central point of the ship is the magnificent four-storey atrium Centrum, featuring a fantastic range of shops, cafés, restaurants and lounges. The deck features two swimming pools and six relaxing whirlpools, with plenty of room for sunbathing, while if the weather is cooler you can move into the indoor Solarium pool. The trademark Royal Caribbean cruises rock climbing wall is a dominant feature as well, stretching 200-feet up into the sky.


Royal Caribbean’s Rhapsody of the Seas also boasts a superb fitness facility, filled with state-of-the-art equipment. Guests can also visit the day spa and salon for the full range of treatments and luxurious massages. Rhapsody of the Seas is home to eight themed bars, the highlight being the Viking Crown Lounge situated at the very top of the ship. Royal Caribbean cruises ensure children are kept entertained with their superb Adventure Ocean campaign.


Rhapsody of the Seas Food


The main dining room on board Rhapsody of the Seas is a fantastic formal affair, with Royal Caribbean’s professional waiting staff serving customers fabulous gourmet food from a menu furnished with many healthy and vegetarian options. The Windjammer Café serves excellent buffet food at breakfast, lunch and dinner, while for a quick snack head to the fantastic outdoor grill in the Solarium. If you would rather eat in your room, simply call the Rhapsody of the Seas twenty-four hour room service.


Rhapsody of the Seas Staterooms


All rooms on board this Royal Caribbean cruise ship are furnished with a marvellous en suite bathroom complete with separate shower, as well as a flat screen television, telephone and comfortable queen-size bed. Guests can also enjoy a separate seating area, meaning they can really spread out and feel at home. Oceanview and Balcony Staterooms offer fine ocean views, while spacious Suite accommodation offers a large private terrace, bathtub and a host of special extras.

Serenade of the Seas

Since 2003, Serenade of the Seas has been ferrying up to 2,501 passengers on various magical Royal Caribbean cruise itineraries around the islands of the Caribbean. Featuring some of the most desirable locations in the world, including Jamaica, Belize, Aruba and St. Lucia, wherever you end up you are sure to find the best of what the Caribbean has to offer.


Serenade of the Seas Recreation


At the very top of the ship, the Viking Lounge offers simply marvellous views of the surrounding ocean, and is a particularly good spot to sit and watch the next exotic island getting closer. Serenade of the Seas is home to a huge selection of fantastic bars and lounges to enjoy in the evenings, while the Vortex Nightclub is the place to go for a lively night out.


During the day, passengers will find plenty to do on board Serenade of the Seas, with Royal Caribbean cruises renowned for offering some of the finest on board entertainment around. Plenty of Royal Caribbean’s trademark cruise ship features are on display here, from the fantastic rock-climbing wall to the indulgent spa and salon area. A choice of pools and whirlpools are there for you to enjoy, while the Solarium is the perfect place to relax. Other features include the entertaining miniature golf course and the well-equipped fitness centre, while for kids Royal Caribbean cruises present the fun-filled Adventure Ocean programme.


Serenade of the Seas Food


Guests are presented with a splendid range of culinary options on board Serenade of the Seas, starting with the Reflections Dining Room, which represents the quintessential Royal Caribbean dining experience with its fantastic gourmet evening meals. Two speciality restaurants can be found on board, namely Portofino’s, which serves Italian fine dining, and Chops Grille, which offers fabulous, perfectly cooked steak dishes. For a quick snack, head to the Seaview Café or the wonderful buffet laid on by Windjammer Café.


Serenade of the Seas Staterooms


One thing you can definitely expect on board any Royal Caribbean cruise is a luxurious stateroom to retire to at the end of another exhilarating day at sea. Serenade of the Seas guests can choose between Interior Staterooms, Oceanview Staterooms, or stunning Suite accommodation, all of which offer an unparalleled level of comfort and style. All cabins offer plenty of storage space and a lovely seating area, as well as superb en suite bathrooms, televisions and easy Wi-Fi access.

Splendour of the Seas

Part of Royal Caribbean cruise line, Splendour of the Seas is a vessel that truly lives up to her name, with floor-to-ceiling windows allowing guests to experience the fabulous ocean surroundings. Taking in the British Isles, Western Europe, the Mediterranean, Greek Islands, South America and Antarctica, Splendour of the Seas can easily accommodate up to 2,076 passengers.


Splendour of the Seas Recreation


Experience the full majesty of your beautiful sea views in the seven-storey atrium, with the Viking Crown Lounge sitting at the summit and offering the best view that Splendour of the Seas offers. There are numerous bars and lounges elsewhere on the ship for you to enjoy, featuring live music and entertainment in the evening, while Casino Royale allows you to make your own fun.


The ship gymnasium features the trademark Royal Caribbean cruises fantastic range of exercise equipment, with treadmills, bikes, step machines, aerobics classes and weights all available. Two huge pools and four whirlpools offer great places to relax, in particular the Solarium pool and its glass sliding roof, which renders it suitable for all weathers. The full spa and salon offers a great range of treatments, while on deck guests will find a fantastic miniature golf course and Royal Caribbean’s rock-climbing wall. Children can enjoy themselves on the Adventure Ocean programme.


Splendour of the Seas Food


Many options are open to you at mealtimes on board Royal Caribbean’s Splendour of the Seas. The main dining room is open for breakfast and lunch, but it is the formal sit-down dinners that are the real star, with a magnificent gourmet menu sure to contain something to whet your appetite. For a more casual or quick meal, head down to the buffet available throughout the day at the Windjammer Café. Twenty-four hour room service is also available.


Splendour of the Seas Staterooms


During your voyage on Splendour of the Seas, you will want a nice, relaxing stateroom to call home, and
Royal Caribbean cruises go to great lengths to make their guests feel as comfortable as possible. With extensive storage space and a smart separate seating area available in all cabins, from cosy Inside Staterooms to plush Suites, you will not be disappointed. All rooms contain en suite bathrooms, televisions and full Wi-Fi capability.

Vision of the Seas

If you are looking for the intimacy and pleasant ambience of a smaller ship with all the entertainment and activity of a larger liner, then Royal Caribbean’s Vision of the Seas could be for you. Transporting 2,435 passengers to the Baltics, Northern Europe, the British Isles, the Mediterranean, South America and Antarctica, Vision of the Seas has a fabulous selection of destinations to enjoy in the ship’s beautiful surroundings.


Vision of the Seas Recreation


With most Vision of the Seas cruises lasting at least a week, you can expect to find plenty to keep you occupied during your stay. With most walls made of glass from floor to ceiling, you are never far from experiencing your magnificent surroundings and the stunning views of your next Royal Caribbean cruise destination as you approach the port. The seven-storey atrium area, Centrum, is a particularly good spot to enjoy the scenery.


Elsewhere, enjoy the swimming pools on deck, with the Solarium pool boasting a retractable roof enabling use in all weathers. There are also six delightful whirlpools to choose from, while if you want to keep active there is an extremely well-equipped gymnasium, hosting regular dance classes in the studio. Adults can unwind in the various bars and lounges available, with the prospect of live music or shows depending on which one you choose. Meanwhile, your children will be sure to enjoy themselves taking part in Royal Caribbean’s excellent Adventure Ocean youth programme.


Vision of the Seas Food


Vision of the Seas’ main dining room features a fabulous menu of gourmet cuisine, with many options available for vegetarians or those with other dietary restrictions. The room itself is a lovely setting for a formal, sit-down dinner. Over at the Windjammer Café, guests can select their own food from the fabulous buffets unveiled at breakfast, lunch and dinner, while the Solarium Café serves delicious pizzas, burgers and hot dogs poolside.


Vision of the Seas Staterooms


Royal Caribbean cruises are able to boast only the best accommodation on all their ships, and Vision of the Seas has been equipped accordingly, with Interior, Exterior and Balcony Staterooms all offering televisions, telephones, en suite bathrooms and hairdryers, as well as the prospect of a beautiful window view or a picturesque private terrace. The magnificent Suites offer extras such as a mini bar and a spacious bathtub.

Voyager of the Seas

Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas has been the site of some of Royal Caribbean’s greatest innovations, many of which have gone on to become signature features in the Royal Caribbean cruise fleet. Built in 1999, she weighs in at 139,000 tonnes, and carries up to 3,114 passengers on journeys to the Caribbean and the Mediterranean.


Voyager of the Seas Recreation


The ship really did set the standard for all of Royal Caribbean’s later liners, with Voyager of the Seas one of the first to feature the famous rock-climbing wall, stretching 200-feet into the air and rewarded those who scale it with a marvellous panoramic view. Voyager of the Seas also brought delights such as the ice-skating rink, miniature golf course, golf simulator and rollerblading track to the brand, allowing guests to have a fun-filled holiday every day of their journey, even in the middle of the ocean.


Shoppers will want to explore the Royal Promenade, while there are several themed bars and lounges dotted around the ship, from the classy Champagne Bar to the relaxing ambience created by the live piano music in the Schooner Bar. Daytime activities include bingo, line dancing, rock-climbing contests, craft exhibitions and movie matinees, while the evenings play host to Broadway-style shows and ice dancing.


If you just want to relax by the pool, you have plenty of options, with a choice of three pools and six whirlpools to enjoy. You can also keep fit and enjoy the views from the glass-walled gymnasium and take part in fitness classes. A full range of spa treatments are available, including a hydrotherapy pool. Children can enjoy the splendid youth facilities offered by Royal Caribbean cruises, with Voyager of the Seas laying on rock-climbing, video games and a kids-only splash pool and waterslide.


Voyager of the Seas Food


For traditional cruise set dining, the main dining hall is a wonderful setting to enjoy a fabulous three-course gourmet meal beneath Voyager of the Seas’ stunning crystal chandeliers. The Windjammer Café takes a more relaxed approach, allowing you to choose your own meal from their fantastic buffet selection at a time that suits you. For a delicious continental breakfast, Café Promenades is the place to go; they also serve sandwiches and pizzas at lunchtime. For something special, dine at 50’s-style American eatery Johnny Rockets, or experience fine Italian cuisine at Portofino.


Voyagers of the Seas Staterooms


Choose from five classes of accommodation on board Voyager of the Seas, with Royal Caribbean’s comfortable Interior, Exterior and Balcony Staterooms, spacious Family Staterooms or a luxurious Suite. Each room comes with a queen-size bed, beautiful en suite bathroom facilities, interactive television, Wi-Fi access and mini bar. Suite guests can enjoy extra perks such as a concierge service, more space and separate living areas.