Royal Caribbean

Award-winning Royal Caribbean International, the world’s newest, largest and most exciting cruise fleet, lets you explore the world as never before. With a choice of 21 magnificent ships, over 245 exciting destination, breathtaking shore excursions and an onboard experience that includes ice-skating rinks, 200ft above sea level rock-climbing walls and FlowRider – the world’s first onboard surf park Royal Caribbean really do offer their guests a completely different cruise experience.

Royal Caribbean offers it guests a worldwide choice of destinations which include Alaska, Asia, Australia, Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, Caribbean, Egypt, Europe, Mediterranean, Mexican Riviera, New England, New Zealand. Panama Canal, Scandinavia, South America, Dubai and Transatlantic Cruises.

All of their staterooms are en suite and luxuriously appointed with necessary amenities to hand. They offer a variety of cabins to cater for all family sizes which include Interior and family interior, promenade view cabins, Ocean view and family Ocean view, Deluxe balconies and Superior balconies, Junior suites, Grand suites, Family suites, Owners suite, Royal suite and Presidential suites.

Royal Caribbean certainly know how to keep their guests entertained. They offer exciting and spectacular ice shows to glittering casinos, buzzing night clubs to laid back bars, and when an entertainment experience on almost every deck you’ll discover something different every night.

Dining is one of the highlights of your cruise holiday and with Royal Caribbean the choice really is yours. Their main dining room offer a mouth-watering 5 course menu. Alternatively you can book a table at one of their speciality restaurants which offers an intimate atmosphere plus much much more depending which ship takes your fancy.

Royal Caribbean has really ‘pushed the boat out’ (sorry, mind the pun) when it comes to entertaining their younger guests. They ensure your children and teenagers will never get bored, with supervised and qualified staff leading activities based on seven separate age groups.