All About Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean's fleet of cruise ships boasts an amazing variety of thrilling activities, spectacular entertainment, mouth-watering dining, not to mention award-winning kids’ and teens’ clubs, spacious, comfortable accommodation and sailings that take in some of the most incredible destinations in the world.

So, whether you’re looking for a fun-packed family adventure, a relaxing couple’s retreat or anything in-between, it’s waiting for you onboard one of the exceptional cruise ships. Royal Caribbean is a popular cruise line that excels at making each cruise one to remember.

There are currently 26 ships in the fleet, which travel to around 260 destinations worldwide, including the Caribbean, Alaska, Australia and newly-renovated private island, CocoCay. Located in the Bahamas, you’ll find the tallest waterslide in North America and the only Private beach cabanas in the Bahamas. Their newest ship, Spectrum of the Seas, is the first of their Quantum Ultra Class cruise ships.

Joining the fleet in Autumn 2020 will be Odyssey of the Seas, followed by Wonder of the Seas in 2021.

The list of facilities aboard each ship is nothing short of impressive. Many boast a FlowRider surf simulator, plus waterparks, rock-climbing walls, ice-skating rinks, a skydiving simulator and the North Star, (pods that soar 300 feet above sea level) – just to name a few!

Entertainment-wise, take your pick from ice-skating shows, West-End productions, Aqua-Theatre outdoor acrobatic shows and plenty of bars, including the Bionic Bar where cocktails are served by robotic bartenders.

After all of that, treat yourself to some pampering treatments in the spa or take a stroll through Central Park, an avenue lined with boutiques and restaurants on board Oasis Class ships.

• A great choice for families with kids’ clubs and activities for all ages
• With rock climbing walls, surf and skydiving simulators, and high-octane acrobatic shows, there won’t be a dull moment
• The fleet features over 100 restaurants in total, from Jamie’s Italian to an Alice in Wonderland themed eatery