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Royal Caribbean International

With the world's two largest cruise ships and an endless list of innovations and milestones, Royal Caribbean is arguably the most famous cruise line in the world today. Hop on board and see what all the fuss is about.
  • Grandeur of the Seas

Grandeur of the Seas

Top five reasons to cruise with Royal Caribbean


  1. Innovative Activities
    The activities onboard a Royal Caribbean cruise are more like those you might expect to find at a theme park or adventure centre, including a rock climbing wall, FlowRider, ice rink and more.

  2. Vitality Program
    Create a healthier, happier you while at sea with Royal Caribbean’s Vitality program, consisting of nutritious meals, soothing spa treatments and inspiring workouts.

  3. Exciting Entertainment
    You’ll be buzzing around the clock thanks to the exciting entertainment program on your cruise. You’ll enjoy Broadway-style stage shows, casinos, a spectacular ice show and much more.

  4. Youth Programs
    Royal Caribbean cruises are for the whole family. There are several different teen and kids programs available catering for all age groups, from the Royal Babies play centre to teen parties and sporting competitions.

  5. Nightlife
    In addition to the lively entertainment program, each ship boasts a number of different bars, lounges, and nightclubs for you to continue your night at, each with a unique feel and atmosphere.

Synonymous with mega cruise ships and jaw-dropping amenities, Royal Caribbean International takes the concept of a floating resort to a whole new level. Established in 1968 with the merger of three Norwegian shipping companies, Royal Caribbean's first cruise ship set sail in 1970. By 1978, the cruise line had set the trend of going bigger and better by chopping Song of Norway in half and adding a middle section to the ship – the first time this had been done to a passenger ship. Not satisfied with one revolutionary idea, Royal Caribbean has introduced onboard wave simulators, self-levelling pool tables, zip lines, water parks and more.

Royal Caribbean cruises depart from 44 ports worldwide and stop at more than 100 ports of call in Alaska, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, New England, the Caribbean, Emirates, Europe, Hawaii and South America, including short break cruises, repositioning cruises and transatlantic cruises.

Who's On Board?

A broad range of travellers are drawn to the lively atmosphere, staggering array of activities and dining options onboard, with couples, singles and families all well catered for.

Cruises on board Royal Caribbean International

23-May-2012 7 nights Mediterranean Sea
Eastern Mediterranean »
26-May-2012 7 nights Scandinavia
Norwegian Fjords »
30-May-2012 7 nights Mediterranean Sea
Eastern Mediterranean »
03-Jul-2012 4 nights Indian Ocean
Fukuoka & Jeju »
04-Jul-2012 7 nights Mediterranean Sea
Eastern Mediterranean »
07-Jul-2012 7 nights Asia-Pacific
Japan & Jeju »
11-Jul-2012 7 nights Mediterranean Sea
Eastern Mediterranean »
14-Jul-2012 7 nights Asia-Pacific
Japan & Korea »
18-Jul-2012 7 nights Mediterranean Sea
Eastern Mediterranean »
21-Jul-2012 7 nights Asia-Pacific
Japan & Jeju »
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