Royal Caribbean Cruises cruise

<body background="../_themes/twc-table66a/x005a.gif" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000" link="#081473" vlink="#293C94" alink="#C0C0C0"><font face="arial, Arial, Helvetica"> <h1>A Royal Caribbean Cruises Cruise</h1> <p>Royal Caribbean International<br> </p> <p>Cruise Ships</p> <p><br> <br> </p> <p><br> Get Out There and satisfy your lust for life on a Royal Caribbean cruise. Ice-skate, rollerblade, scale a rock-climbing wall -- all on a fleet of state-of-the-art ships. Sun in an African-themed solarium. Ride the glass-domed Wilderness Express through Alaska. Balcony suites and extensive kids' programs complete the ultimate cruise vacation.<br> Adventure of the Seas and its sister ships Voyager and Explorer are the three biggest cruise ships on earth. Built with the active traveler in mind, these ships feature everything from a rock-climbing wall perched 200 feet above the ocean to a nine-hole, small-scale golf course. An ice skating rink and a separate in-line skate track, both with complimentary skate rentals, will provide a high seas adventure like no other. There's a golf bar, a sports bar, and even an aquarium bar. Dine in style in the three-tier Gotham dining room, or go casual at the Island Grill. Or, try the onboard Johnny Rockets. All of this is yours on a state-of-the-art vessel over three football fields long.The Brilliance of the Seas lets you see the world like never before. Nearly half of the ship is glass, which means you'll not only see your destination -- you'll feel like part of it! Glass elevators face the sea and there are hundreds of balcony staterooms. Visit exotic destinations without leaving the ship: an India-themed solarium features cascading waterfalls and towering stone elephants. A rock-climbing wall soars 200 feet over the sea. A steakhouse, Italian restaurant, and two-level grand dining room offer an array of cuisine. And the Adventure Ocean program will entertain the kids while you enjoy the golf simulator, self-leveling billiard tables, and full-service spa.Spend a magical vacation on the lushly appointed Enchantment of the Seas, offering alternating Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries all year. Alternating itineraries are excellent for 14-day back-to-back cruise vacations. Save on airfare and never visit the same port twice. With the first two days at sea, newlyweds have a chance to unwind on the Eastern. Archaeology buffs will love the Western, with visits to Mayan ruins in Costa Maya and Cozumel. Dine on entrees like Lobster Tail Royale, Crepes Florentine, and Filet Mignon. Then dance all night at the Fascinating Rhythm Lounge or the Viking Crown Lounge, perched 11 decks above the ocean.Explorer of the Seas and its sister ships Voyager and Adventurer are the three biggest cruise ships on earth. Built with the active traveler in mind, these ships feature everything from a rock-climbing wall perched 200 feet above the ocean to a nine-hole, small-scale golf course. An ice skating rink and a separate in-line skate track, both with complimentary skate rentals, will provide a high seas adventure like no other. There's a golf bar, a sports bar, and even an aquarium bar. Dine in style in the three-tier DeGama dining room, or go casual at the Island Grill. You can even try the onboard Johnny Rockets. All this is yours on a state-of-the-art vessel over three football fields long.The Grandeur of the Seas gets its character and inspiration from early Hollywood motion pictures. Enjoy Polynesian iced beverages at the South Pacific lounge or plan a special dinner for two at the Great Gatsby Dining Room, where the menu can range from pan-fried snapper to grilled seafood brochette, Caribbean spiced paella to New England clam chowder. Sunbathe and swim on the sundeck where inclement weather is kept away by a retractable glass ceiling. Bask in the limelight as you are pampered at Royal Caribbean's award-winning spa before drinks and dancing at the Singin' in the Rain nightclub. After all, you have arrived and you're ready for your close-up.Travel to mythical locations on one of the fastest cruise ships ever built -- the Legend of the Seas. This ship boasts acres and acres of glassed-in observation areas for unparalleled views of the most fascinating ports the world has to offer. Ride a camel to a desert oasis in Egypt. Travel down under to Australia and snorkel the Great Barrier Reef. A RCCL Exotic Destinations cruise combines culture, history, wildlife, and unforgettable scenery in one adventure-packed vacation. Back onboard, the indoor/outdoor pool and lounge area are covered during inclement weather by the Crystal Canopy. Enjoy delectable dining choices and a jazz combo as you sail off to the next port of call.Sail on the Majesty of the Seas and get treated like royalty on a ship built for a king. Visit the Casino Royale for a game of Caribbean stud poker, or sit on top of the world in the Viking Crown Lounge while you sip frozen drinks and are surrounded by spectacular ocean views. Little princes and princesses will get the royal treatment, too, in Club Ocean or the FantaSeas teen center while you enjoy music, dancing, and Broadway-style shows in the Chorus Line Showroom. And no Royal Caribbean cruise would be complete without multiple dining options like the seaside Windjammer Cafe and the Mikado dining room, where Royal Caribbean's five-star service really shines through.The Monarch of the Seas is Royal Caribbean's tribute to the great Broadway musicals of the 20th century. Dine in the Pan Asian elegance of the Flower Drum Song Dining Room or amidst the Scottish tartan plaids of the Brigadoon Dining Room. Sing along in the Sound of Music showroom after a day sunning and playing in the two outdoor pools and whirlpools. Musical memories of your favorite shows will come back again and again as you rock the night away in the Ain't Misbehavin' lounge. And don't forget the Viking Sun Lounge, where you can have cocktails hundreds of feet above the ocean. All this is served up with the unmistakable Royal Caribbean five-star service.Ultra-modern, sophisticated yet fun, and larger than any ship afloat, Navigator of the Seas is packed with excitement. Fill your days at sea with ice-skating, miniature golf, simulated golf, and rock climbing 200 feet over the sea. Sign up for kickboxing lessons or yoga at the high-tech spa and fitness center. In the evening, dining options include an elegant three-level dining room, the 50s-style Johnny Rockets, Chops Grille for prime cuts, Portofino for Italian specialties, and more. You may not even eat at the same restaurant twice! Pools, whirlpools, spectacular live entertainment, and an extraordinary children's program round out this floating paradise.The Nordic Empress is Royal Caribbean's most intimate ship, slightly smaller than the mega-liners, yet featuring all the amenities you'd expect on a larger craft combined with the personal service typical of smaller vessels. Enjoy six bars and lounges, an outdoor pool with four whirlpools, and multiple dining options including the multilevel Carmen Dining Room, surrounded on three sides by floor-to-ceiling glass walls overlooking the shimmering Caribbean Sea. Little sailors will have plenty to do in the Kid's Konnection Space Station youth center where children ages 3-17 can engage in the year-round Adventure Ocean program.Want to see more of the world? Then get ready for Radiance of the Seas. No matter what your destination, you'll be able to enjoy impressive features like an African-themed solarium, a rock-climbing wall, and a multitude of entertainment options. Indulge in premium beef at the traditional steakhouse, fish-and-chips at the wharf-like Seaview Cafe, or authentic Italian at romantic Portofino. But don't forget Radiance of the Seas' best feature of all: the views. Whether you're standing in the enormous nine-story glass atrium, taking a ride in the glass elevators that look out to sea, or enjoying the view from your private balcony, get ready to see the world in a whole new way.There is a different view around every corner on Royal Caribbean's Rhapsody of the Seas, built with over two acres of windows. Enjoy panoramic vistas while savoring a brandy in the Explorers Club, or take a rejuvenating stroll around the observation deck to the special stargazing observatory where you can explore the heavens as well as the seas. Catch up with your reading after a leisurely late-afternoon tea in the Windjammer Cafe while cruising the most spectacular ports in the world. Then, wander over to the spa for some extra pampering before dinner, which you can enjoy in your stateroom or in one of the spectacular restaurants, like the two-tiered Edelweiss Dining Room.There's something for everyone on the Sovereign of the Seas, one of the most popular ships in the RCCL fleet. Rooftop whirlpools, two cinemas, and eight bars and lounges make for an extraordinary voyage, no matter where you cruise. Enjoy sumptuous five-star cuisine in the Kismet Dining Room before heading over to the two-tiered Follies Lounge with two shows nightly, featuring RCCL's own version of Broadway on the high seas. Dance the night away in your choice of nightclubs, playing music from island calypso to swing, disco to country, classical to classic rock. Then, enjoy a nightcap in the Champagne Terrace Bar or a snack at the midnight buffet.Sail the magnificent Splendor of the Seas to Europe and beyond to experience luxury sailing as it was meant to be. As you step into the seven-story grand lobby, you'll realize this is no ordinary ship. Marvel at the Crystal Canopy, which by day admits the sun, and by night closes to create a magical effect -- perfect for dancing under. An 18-hole miniature golf course entertains adults and children alike. Take in Broadway-style productions at the That's Entertainment Theater and toast your voyage in eight bars and lounges. Dine in a multitude of eateries, then work off all that wonderful food at the ShipShape Fitness Center and Spa.See the world on the Vision of the Seas, RCCL's roaming resort. Enjoy first-class service and amenities as the Vision sails from tropical Hawaii to glacier-filled Alaska, from the awesome Panama Canal to Mayan mysteries of Mexico. As you travel from port to port, enjoy traditional RCCL favorites as the ShipShape Spa, 6 whirlpools, top-notch nightly entertainment, and -- of course -- wonderful five-star food served 24 hours a day. With thousands of windows to showcase the world's most memorable coastlines and ports, you'll never lose sight of the reason you came aboard.Voyager of the Seas and its sister ships Adventurer and Explorer are the three biggest cruise ships on earth. Built with the active traveler in mind, these ships feature everything from a rock-climbing wall perched 200 feet above the ocean to a nine-hole, small-scale golf course. An ice skating rink and a separate in-line skate track, both with complimentary skate rentals, will provide a high seas adventure like no other. There's a golf bar, a sports bar, and even an aquarium bar. Dine in style in the three-tier La Scala dining room, or go casual at the Island Grill. Or, try the onboard Johnny Rockets. All this is yours on a state-of-the-art vessel over three football fields long.<br> </p> <p><br> <br> </p> <p> </p> <p>Adventure of the Seas<br> Brilliance of the Seas<br> Enchantment of the Seas<br> Explorer of the Seas<br> Grandeur of the Seas<br> Legend of the Seas<br> Majesty of the Seas<br> Monarch of the Seas<br> Navigator of the Seas<br> Nordic Empress<br> Radiance of the Seas<br> Rhapsody of the Seas<br> Sovereign of the Seas<br> Splendour of the Seas<br> Vision of the Seas<br> Voyager of the Seas<br> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p><a href="SeabournCruiseLines_cruiseship.htm">Seabourn Cruise Lines cruise </a>or <a href="RenaissanceCruises_cruiseship.htm">Renaissance Cruises cruise</a> or got to the <a href="../cruises.htm">cruise</a> home page</p> </font></body>