Royal Caribbean International

I went on a Royal Caribbean cruise not too long ago and it was definitely a unique experience I would consider again if I had the money in the future. It was a very pricey trip as all cruises are, but this cruise ship was enormous and quite a nice one too being all-inclusive and an American liner. I traveled on the Brilliance of the Seas ship, which had a rock-climbing wall on the back. I went on a Mediterranean cruise and visited several places such as France, Italy, Corfu and we departed from Spain. The cruise was really large and we were in a standard room without a balcony towards the bottom, but it was still lovely. We had a window for our cabin but it ...  Read the complete review

The ship we sailed in was Navigator of the Seas and we could not fault it. This ship is one of the Voyager class and is one of the larger ships. It has a good choice of bars, restaurants, shops, an ice rink, theatre, rock climbing, 9 hole mini golf course, spa and fitness areas, basketball court, swimming pools, jacuzzies, childrens areas and clubs. It was our first cruise and we went with another couple. We chose a five night cruise as we were uncertain if cruising was for us, and the girls in particular, were slightly anxious about being sea sick, we weren't though did feel a little wobbly when back on dry land at the end of the trip (although this may ...  Read the complete review

This is just a general account of Royal Caribbean International in general and the standard of service provided etc. For a blow by blow account of the three Royal Caribbean cruises I have had the absolute fortune to go on, I will describe these under the topic of 'Royal Caribbean cruises.' Okay, so I have been on three cruises with this company, two round the Mediterranean and one from Southampton to Cork in Ireland and back. Each time I have been with my family and family friends and these experiences have occurred between the ages of 13 and 20 with the first one in 2001, so I am writing from the perspective of a young male seeking fun and activities for ...  Read the complete review

I went on a Mediterranean Cruise with Royal Caribbean on one of their mega sized ships last Summer of 2008. I enjoyed the locations that I visited but I did not enjoy the ship. My reasons why, there are about 25 of them but here are just some: There was no indoor swimming pool. All of the pools were outdoors on the top deck and although numerous none were suitable for swimming of proper lengths which as an adult is what I sometimes wanted to do. Also, although in the Mediterranean in Summer, it was often exceptionally windy out on deck making it not pleasant to swim outdoors, especially after 4 p.m. Most of the excursions and ...  Read the complete review

A vision of starting a cruising company began with three Norwegian shipping companies in 1968 joining to form the Royal Caribbean Line. Two years later the first ship began service, with more ships following over the years, ships were "stretched" making longer ships and mergers took place. The name was changed and even larger cruise ships built. There are now 21 cruise ships in the fleet with 16 different destinations, from Asia to Australia and Canada to the Caribbean amongst a few. The Serenade of the Seas was launched in 2003 and this was the cruise ship on which we visited Alaska and on which my review is based. We had planned to return to ...  Read the complete review