Cruising with Royal Caribbean

Ever fancied too cruise around the ocean on one of the most popular cruise ships ever while you’re watching the waves go by, having a massage treatment by a professional beauty therapist and your kids are taking part in fun and educational activities down at the kids club? Well Royal Caribbean is made just for you.

If you decide to sail with Royal Caribbean, you won’t regret a thing. You will find so many amazing choices on-board such as: a variety of places to dine, outstanding entertainment throughout the day and uncountable amounts of activities from the energetic activity to the laid back ones.  On top of that the crew and atmosphere on the ship will make your holiday really exceptional.  Royal Caribbean visits over 260 destinations across the globe some of ships stop in the ports of the Mediterranean, North Europe, Caribbean, Middle East , Alaska, Australia, Asia, Bahamas and plenty more.

The cruise line also has over 6 different classes, ranging from the Sovereign Class to the Oasis Class. The Sovereign Class ships: Monarch of the seas and Majesty of the seas, have it covered especially for you if you prefer to travel around the sea, the informal style.  Sovereign Class ships are Royal Caribbean’s smallest ships and are perfect for people wanting an intimate experience, the ships specialise focus on short journeys to exotic places including Bermuda, Bahamas’s and Caribbean cruises.  Up from the Sovereign Class is the Vision Class: Enchantment of the Seas, Grandeur of the Seas, Legend of the Seas, Rhapsody of the Seas, Splendour of the Seas and Vision of the Seas, the ships offer friendly atmospheres and impressive sea views. The vision class travels around different places such as Norwegian Fjords, Scandinavia and Russia, Mediterranean, Greek Isles, Turkey, Eastern Caribbean and many more. Another class Royal Caribbean offers is the Radiance Class this class holds 4 ships called Brilliance of the Seas, Jewel of the Seas, Radiance of the Seas and Serenade of the seas. The beautiful ships are sure to win you over with their wide spaces. Radiance Class ships are the only ships that have a kids adventure beach area and self-levelling pool tables so if you’re looking on cruising with your children then maybe they will love to explore the adventure beach made just for kids. The voyager class is the 3^rd class from the top, Adventure of the Seas, Explorer of the Seas, Mariner of the Seas, Navigator of the Seas and Voyager of the Seas are all part of the Voyager Class.

With many more added extras, the ships have further experience to keep passengers entertained travelling across: France, Spain, Norway, Iceland, Baltic, Mediterranean Cities, Southern Caribbean, Western Caribbean, Bermuda and New Zealand.  You can also enjoy additional features including an ice rink, in-line skating, golf and a nightclub. After the Voyager Class is the Freedom Class this class has much bigger ships and has wide-ranging selection of on-board activities for passengers to choose from including a FlowRider, boxing ring and Water Park.  Freedom class ships are Freedom of the Seas, Independence of the Seas and Liberty of the Seas. Independence of the Seas is Royal Caribbean’s only ship which cruises from the UK.  Paris, Bruges, Norway, Italian Mediterranean, Spanish Mediterranean, Spain, Canaries, Short Western Med, Caribbean, Eastbound Transatlantic are the specific places that the Freedom Class ships visit. Last of all is the Oasis Class, this is the class that offers the most to passengers, ships are over 40% bigger than ships in the Freedom Class and the class that is beyond your wildest dreams. The two ships in the Oasis Class are Allure of the Seas and Oasis of the Seas, these ships travel to specific places in the world including: Western Caribbean and Eastern Caribbean.

Royal Caribbean cruise ships are some of the most remarkable on the seas as they are up to date, high-class, stylish and open to all age ranges. The ships offer a variety of dining options, leisure activities, bars and spa’s. In one place, it’s all you could ever want.

Maybe you want to take a day trip to the spa, your older relatives want to go and relax and watch a magnificent comedy show, the kids want to run riot at the H20 zone, aunties and uncles want to spend some money by shopping on-board and the youngest family members want to take part in different age group activities ranging from Royal Babies (6-18 months) to Teens (15-17 years)

.  Then Royal Caribbean is exactly what you’re looking for!