Royal Caribbean International
Royal Caribbean International Cruises do not just cruise to the Caribbean, but also to the heart of Europe. They also operate cruises to Alaska and various other exciting locations around the world. The company’s ethos is to transport you to another world, and not just geographically. They also achieve this by providing luxurious surroundings and first class service on their vessels.
Royal Caribbean International owns a fleet of 21 ships in a total of 5 different classes. This means that you can select the type of cruising experience that is exactly to your requirements.
So if you would like to experience travel on a large cruise ship, that can, at full capacity carry some 3,600 guests, then you should opt for the Royal Caribbean International Freedom Family class of vessel. Whereas if you favour a smaller, more intimate type of cruise ship, then why not choose one of the Royal Caribbean International Sovereign Family, which provide a more relaxed style cruising experience?
All the ships, whatever family they come from, offer a full range of facilities and engaging things to do. You can see exotic shows or dance the night away in the nightclub, or simply enjoy a quiet cocktail in one of the bars.
Dining options are also flexible and you can either eat in style or just have a simple grill; why not take advantage of room service?
There are also some great facilities available for children ranging from water games to educational type activities. The only qualifying criterion for children participating in the group activities is that they must be completely potty trained. There are other facilities available for children who are just 6 months and upwards. The Royal Caribbean International Voyager Family ships are even equipped with their own ice rink, to offer something more that the whole family can enjoy.
Children’s menus are also provided as well as babysitting services, which means that your children can be safe while Mum and Dad escape to the bar, or just take in one of the shows.
Note however, all children on board must be at least 6 months old, or they will not be allowed on the ship. Women who are 24 weeks pregnant or over will also not be able to join the cruise. Hopefully you will have these points covered before you actually book your tickets.
Special occasions, whether a birthday, anniversary or just an excuse to pamper your loved one can all be taken care of on board. If you want a romantic cruise, then every effort will be made by staff to help you maximise your romantic experience! You can even get married on board or renew your wedding vows: how romantic is that?
Royal Caribbean International ships’ staterooms are spacious and well designed, so even if you are cruising on a tight budget you will still find that you are not crammed into inadequate accommodation.
Disabled guests, including wheelchair users will also find that their needs can be accommodated.
The only problem with Royal Caribbean International is that with 21 cruise ships to choose from, the decision as to which one to pick is actually a very difficult one to make! But with such a range, you really can find something that will be a perfect match for you! Enjoy your cruise.
Find out about all the ships in the Royal Caribbean Cruises fleet
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