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Repositioning Cruises

Ships, Itineraries, Sailng Dates, Prices

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• Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean “Repositioning Cruises” 2024-2025 Royal Caribbean ships with one-way itineraries (Spring and Fall ship relocation deals) belong to the following main categories:

• Royal Caribbean Transatlantic cruises – from Florida to Europe (Mediterranean and Baltic) and the reverse Europe to Florida and New York.
• Royal Caribbean repositioning cruises to/from Alaska-Australia – RCCL Radiance and RCCL Rhapsody ships Vancouver BC and Seattle WA relocation deals.
• Royal Caribbean Panama Canal cruises – between Florida and California.
• Royal Caribbean ships repositioning in Asia and USA East Coast (Canada-Florida-New York), also including Suez Canal transition routes.

Royal Caribbean Repositioning

On the USA East Coast, there is another set of repositioning deals on voyages departing from Boston and Baltimore to Florida in the Fall. In late Spring are operated a one-way itinerary departing from Puerto Rico to Boston, while in the Western Caribbean there are Miami-Panama and Puerto Rico to Tampa trips.

Royal Caribbean Transatlantic cruise ships offer seasonal Atlantic Ocean crossings between Europe and the USA (Florida, New Orleans, Boston MA). To the “ocean crossings” group belong also the Radiance and Rhapsody ships relocation cruise deals from Alaska (Fall) and Australia (Spring) all of which visit Hawaii en route.

Royal Caribbean Repositioning Cruise Deals Prices

Royal Caribbean repositioning cruise deals are on sale as low-season discount specials. These are operated each year (predominantly during Spring and Fall). As specials they offer always one-way (usually longer) itineraries and some of the world’s top vacation travel destinations to choose from.

Another feature of the RCCL repositioning deals is their inexpensive to most cheap prices. Royal Caribbean transition cruises are the absolute best chance for first-time “cruisers to be” to sample this line’s ships – which are the world’s largest passenger ships ever built. During the low- and off-season times, travelers can enjoy some of the lowest Royal Caribbean prices possible. Our information sources are the line’s website RoyalCaribbean.com  and the RCCL ships’ itineraries at CruiseMapper.com

Along with all Royal Caribbean one-way cruise ships and their departure dates, this survey also shows RCCL prices Per Person. They are in USD and based on double occupancy. These are the cheapest Royal Caribbean rates for the ship’s lowest Interior cabins. Keep in mind that all prices are suggestive and (although regularly updated) they may change due to availability.

RCI repositioning cruises 2024-2025 Royal Caribbean International ships relocation

In 2024-2025, RCI ship reposition deals on cruises leaving out Australian ports to Hawaii and Asia (Singapore – excluding all China itineraries) offer the following discounts and perks:

• Up to 50% discount pricing is offered for the second passenger booked in the same cabin/suite
• 50% Reduced Deposit is applicable to cruise bookings made 70+ days prior to departure.
• Onboard credit is offered for itineraries that include ports in Australia, New Zealand, Transpacific (via Hawaii), and Asia relocation itineraries. The shipboard credit amount varies by cabin grade as follows: Interior and Oceanview (USD 200 per cabin), Balcony (USD 300 per cabin), and Suite (USD 500 per cabin).
• The RCI promotion “Buy One Get One Up To 50% off” is combinable only with standard pricing, Crown & Anchor (loyalty program) discounts, and Next Cruise (onboard booking) offers. This promotion excludes deals with group pricing, cruise tour pricing, or any other offers, promotions, or restricted/exclusive pricing – unless otherwise stated.
• Note: These offers are usually valid for RCI bookings made through February of the previous year.

Repositioning cruises 2024-2025 Royal Caribbean ships relocation

Follows the complete list of RCI cruise ships’ one-way relocation itineraries with ports of call (dates of arrival and departure) and prices PP.

Adventure Of The Seas

• 2024 (October 25) 12 days from Port Canaveral to Lisbon, visits Coco Cay (Oct 26), Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Nov 3), Arrecife (Nov 4), Lisbon (Nov 6). Prices started from $699 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (November 24) 13 days from Barcelona to Port Canaveral, visits Valencia (Nov 25), Malaga (Nov 26), Cadiz (Nov 27), Funchal (Nov 29), Port Canaveral (Dec 7). Prices started from $596 per person with double occupancy.

Allure Of The Seas

• 2025 (February 10) 12 days from Miami to Barcelona, visits Cartagena Spain (Feb 20), Valencia (Feb 21), Barcelona (Feb 22). Prices started from $846 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (October 23) 3 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Barcelona, visits Naples (Oct 24), Barcelona (Oct 26). Prices started from $571 per person with double occupancy.

Anthem of the Seas

• 2024 (April 28) 12 days from New York to Southampton, visits Funchal (May 5), La Coruna (May 7), Le Havre-Paris (May 9), Southampton (May 10). Prices started from $976 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 14) 9 days from Southampton to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits La Coruna (Oct 16), Malaga (Oct 18), Barcelona (Oct 20), Marseille (Oct 21), Civitavecchia-Rome (Oct 23). Prices started from $925 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 23) 15 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Dubai, visits Naples (Oct 24), Piraeus-Athens (Oct 26), Kusadasi (Oct 27), Suez Canal (Oct 29), Aqaba (Oct 31), Dubai (Nov 7). Prices started from $796 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (November 7) 14 days from Dubai to Singapore, visits Dubai (Nov 8), Muscat (Nov 9), Mumbai (Nov 12), Cochin (Nov 14), Phuket (Nov 18), Pulau Penang Island (Nov 19), Singapore (Nov 21). Prices started from $1384 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 13) 12 days from Singapore to Yokohama, visits Saigon (Apr 15), Hong Kong (Apr 18), Keelung (Apr 20), Jeju Island (Apr 22), Yokohama (Apr 25). Prices started from $1169 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 25) 14 days from Yokohama to Seattle, visits Aomori City (Apr 27), Hakodate (Apr 28), Akita City (Apr 29), Seattle (May 9). Prices started from $1026 per person with double occupancy.

Brilliance Of The Seas

• 2024 (February 14) 16 days from Sydney to Fremantle, visits Brisbane (Feb 16), Willis Island (Feb 18), Cairns (Feb 19), Darwin (Feb 22), Geraldton (Feb 27), Fremantle (Mar 1).
• 2024 (March 1) 18 days from Fremantle to Sydney, visits Albany WA (Mar 3), Adelaide (Mar 6), Melbourne (Mar 8), Hobart (Mar 10), Picton (Mar 13), Lyttelton-Christchurch (Mar 14), Dunedin (Mar 15), Fiordland National Park (Mar 16), Sydney (Mar 19).
• 2024 (April 12) 16 days from Sydney to Honolulu, visits Bay of Islands (Apr 15), Tauranga (Apr 16), Raiatea Island (Apr 20), Papeete (Apr 21), Moorea Island (Apr 22), Honolulu (Apr 28). Prices started from $1029 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 28) 8 days from Honolulu to Vancouver, visits Hilo (Apr 29), Nawiliwili (Apr 30), Vancouver (May 6). Prices started from $384 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 22) 6 days from Vancouver to Los Angeles, visits Victoria BC (Sep 23), San Francisco (Sep 25), Santa Catalina Island CA (Sep 27), Los Angeles (Sep 28). Prices started from $446 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 28) 14 days from Los Angeles to New Orleans, visits Cabo San Lucas (Sep 30), Huatulco (Oct 3), Puntarenas (Oct 5), Panama Canal (Oct 7), Cartagena Colombia (Oct 8), New Orleans (Oct 12). Prices started from $1206 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 12) 15 days from Miami to Portsmouth UK, visits Freeport (Apr 13), Kings Wharf (Apr 16), Ponta Delgada (Apr 21), Porto-Leixoes (Apr 24), La Coruna (Apr 25), Portsmouth UK (Apr 27). Prices started from $866 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 13) 8 days from Southampton to Barcelona, visits La Coruna (May 15), Vigo (May 16), Porto-Leixoes (May 17), Lisbon (May 18), Valencia (May 20), Barcelona (May 21). Prices started from $996 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 21) 9 days from Barcelona to Piraeus-Athens, visits Palma de Mallorca (May 22), Palermo (May 24), Valletta (May 25), Mykonos Island (May 27), Kusadasi (May 28), Santorini Island (May 29), Piraeus-Athens (May 30). Prices started from $1176 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 15) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Barcelona, visits Santorini Island (Aug 16), Mykonos Island (Aug 18), Messina (Aug 20), Barcelona (Aug 22). Prices started from $886 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 22) 8 days from Barcelona to Southampton, visits Palma de Mallorca (Aug 23), Valencia (Aug 24), Lisbon (Aug 26), Porto-Leixoes (Aug 27), La Coruna (Aug 28), Southampton (Aug 30). Prices started from $1056 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 30) 15 days from Southampton to Boston, visits Greenock-Glasgow (Sep 1), Reykjavik (Sep 3), Qaqortoq (Sep 6), Nuuk (Sep 8), Sydney NS (Sep 11), Halifax (Sep 12), Boston (Sep 14). Prices started from $1506 per person with double occupancy.

Explorer Of The Seas

• 2024 (April 28) 13 days from Miami to Barcelona, visits Santa Cruz de la Palma (May 6), Santa Cruz de Tenerife (May 7), Malaga (May 9), Alicante (May 10), Barcelona (May 11). Prices started from $876 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 11) 7 days from Barcelona to Ravenna, visits Naples (May 13), Messina (May 14), Corfu Island (May 15), Kotor (May 16), Zadar (May 17), Ravenna (May 18). Prices started from $1049 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 5) 6 days from Ravenna to Piraeus-Athens, visits Split (Oct 6), Mykonos Island (Oct 8), Kusadasi (Oct 9), Santorini Island (Oct 10), Piraeus-Athens (Oct 11). Prices started from $596 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 11) 8 days from Piraeus-Athens to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Santorini Island (Oct 12), Souda-Chania (Oct 13), Bodrum (Oct 14), Limassol (Oct 15), Naples (Oct 18), Civitavecchia-Rome (Oct 19). Prices started from $771 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 19) 8 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Piraeus-Athens, visits Santorini Island (Oct 21), Mykonos Island (Oct 22), Kusadasi (Oct 23), Bodrum (Oct 24), Limassol (Oct 25), Piraeus-Athens (Oct 27). Prices started from $749 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 27) 6 days from Piraeus-Athens to Barcelona, visits Mykonos Island (Oct 28), Messina (Oct 30), Palma de Mallorca (Nov 1), Barcelona (Nov 2). Prices started from $671 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (November 2) 12 days from Barcelona to Miami, visits Valencia (Nov 3), Malaga (Nov 4), Ponta Delgada (Nov 7), Miami (Nov 14). Prices started from $606 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 30) 12 days from Miami to Barcelona, visits Ponta Delgada (May 7), Cartagena Spain (May 10), Valencia (May 11), Barcelona (May 12). Prices started from $646 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 12) 5 days from Barcelona to Ravenna, visits Ajaccio (May 13), Civitavecchia-Rome (May 14), Messina (May 15), Ravenna (May 17). Prices started from $541 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (September 13) 8 days from Ravenna to Barcelona, visits Dubrovnik (Sep 14), Kotor (Sep 15), Civitavecchia-Rome (Sep 17), La Spezia (Sep 18), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Sep 19), Barcelona (Sep 21). Prices started from $1056 per person with double occupancy.

Harmony Of The Seas

• 2026 (March 16) 16 days from Galveston to Barcelona, visits Nassau (Mar 19), Cadiz (Mar 28), Malaga (Mar 29), Cartagena Spain (Mar 30), Valencia (Mar 31), Barcelona (Apr 1). Prices started from $1096 per person with double occupancy.

Independence Of The Seas

• 2025 (April 28) 14 days from Miami to Southampton, visits Kings Wharf (May 1), Ponta Delgada (May 6), Lisbon (May 8), Vigo (May 10), Southampton (May 12). Prices started from $766 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (October 16) 14 days from Southampton to Miami, visits Vigo (Oct 18), Lisbon (Oct 19), Ponta Delgada (Oct 22), Nassau (Oct 29), Miami (Oct 30). Prices started from $777 per person with double occupancy.

Jewel Of The Seas

• 2024 (March 30) 6 days from San Juan to Fort Lauderdale, visits Philipsburg St Maarten (Mar 31), St Thomas Island USVI (Apr 1), Basseterre St Kitts (Apr 2), Fort Lauderdale (Apr 5). Prices started from $686 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 5) 15 days from Fort Lauderdale to Southampton, visits Coco Cay (Apr 6), Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Apr 14), Cadiz (Apr 16), Lisbon (Apr 17), Vigo (Apr 18), Southampton (Apr 20).
• 2024 (August 22) 16 days from Amsterdam to Boston, visits Akureyri (Aug 25), Isafjordur (Aug 26), Reykjavik (Aug 27), Qaqortoq (Aug 30), Nuuk (Sep 1), Prince Edward Island (Sep 4), Sydney NS (Sep 5), Boston (Sep 7). Prices started from $1646 per person with double occupancy.

Oasis Of The Seas

• 2024 (April 21) 14 days from Miami to Barcelona, visits Cadiz (May 1), Malaga (May 2), Alicante (May 3), Valencia (May 4), Barcelona (May 5).
• 2024 (September 26) 3 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Barcelona, visits Naples (Sep 27), Barcelona (Sep 29). Prices started from $711 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 24) 14 days from Barcelona to Fort Lauderdale, visits Palma de Mallorca (Oct 25), Valencia (Oct 26), Cartagena Spain (Oct 27), Malaga (Oct 28), Nassau (Nov 6), Fort Lauderdale (Nov 7). Prices started from $876 per person with double occupancy.

Odyssey Of The Seas

• 2024 (April 21) 14 days from Fort Lauderdale to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Ponta Delgada (Apr 28), Malaga (May 1), Cartagena Spain (May 2), La Spezia (May 4), Civitavecchia-Rome (May 5). Prices started from $1046 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (November 3) 14 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to New York, visits Barcelona (Nov 5), Valencia (Nov 6), Cartagena Spain (Nov 7), Malaga (Nov 8), Funchal (Nov 10), Cape Liberty Bayonne (Nov 17). Prices started from $906 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 27) 14 days from New York to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Ponta Delgada (May 3), Malaga (May 6), Cartagena Spain (May 7), Valencia (May 8), La Spezia (May 10), Civitavecchia-Rome (May 11). Prices started from $916 per person with double occupancy.

Ovation Of The Seas

• 2024 (April 13) 17 days from Sydney to Honolulu, visits Auckland (Apr 16), Raiatea Island (Apr 21), Papeete (Apr 22), Moorea Island (Apr 23), Honolulu (Apr 30). Prices started from $2266 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 30) 9 days from Honolulu to Vancouver, visits Kailua-Kona (May 2), Vancouver (May 9). Prices started from $588 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 9) 8 days from Vancouver to Seattle, visits Sitka (May 11), Juneau (May 12), Skagway (May 13), Tracy Arm Fjord (May 14), Ketchikan (May 15), Seattle (May 17). Prices started from $721 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 27) 7 days from Seattle to Vancouver, visits Juneau (Sep 29), Skagway (Sep 30), Sitka (Oct 1), Victoria BC (Oct 3), Vancouver (Oct 4). Prices started from $506 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 4) 9 days from Vancouver to Honolulu, visits Vancouver (Oct 5), Honolulu (Oct 10), Honolulu (Oct 13). Prices started from $854 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 13) 19 days from Honolulu to Sydney, visits Papeete (Oct 19), Moorea Island (Oct 20), Raiatea Island (Oct 21), Auckland (Oct 28), Bay of Islands (Oct 29), Sydney (Nov 1). Prices started from $2274 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 29) 9 days from Honolulu to Vancouver, visits Lahaina (May 1), Vancouver (May 8). Prices started from $756 per person with double occupancy.

Quantum Of The Seas

• 2024 (April 4) 15 days from Brisbane to Honolulu, visits Moorea Island (Apr 11), Raiatea Island (Apr 12), Papeete (Apr 13), Honolulu (Apr 19). Prices started from $1908 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 19) 10 days from Honolulu to Vancouver, visits Kailua-Kona (Apr 21), Vancouver (Apr 29). Prices started from $651 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 29) 7 days from Vancouver to Seattle, visits Vancouver (Apr 30), Ketchikan (May 1), Sitka (May 2), Tracy Arm Fjord (May 3), Juneau (May 3), Victoria BC (May 5), Seattle (May 6). Prices started from $499 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 30) 15 days from Seattle to Yokohama, visits Muroran (Oct 10), Hakodate (Oct 11), Akita City (Oct 12), Shimizu (Oct 14), Yokohama (Oct 15). Prices started from $768 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 15) 13 days from Yokohama to Singapore, visits Kobe-Osaka (Oct 17), Jeju Island (Oct 19), Keelung (Oct 21), Hong Kong (Oct 23), Nha Trang (Oct 25), Saigon (Oct 26), Singapore (Oct 28). Prices started from $1080 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (November 19) 12 days from Singapore to Brisbane, visits Lembar (Nov 22), Darwin (Nov 25), Yorkeys Knob (Nov 28), Airlie Beach (Nov 29), Brisbane (Dec 1). Prices started from $1409 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 6) 2 days from Brisbane to Sydney, visits Sydney (Apr 8). Prices started from $154 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 8) 20 days from Sydney to Honolulu, visits Picton (Apr 11), Wellington (Apr 12), Auckland (Apr 14), Papeete (Apr 19), Moorea Island (Apr 20), Raiatea Island (Apr 21), Honolulu (Apr 28). Prices started from $1687 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 28) 8 days from Honolulu to Vancouver, visits Kailua-Kona (Apr 29), Vancouver (May 6). Prices started from $648 per person with double occupancy.

Radiance Of The Seas

• 2024 (April 8) 14 days from Tampa to Los Angeles, visits Cartagena Colombia (Apr 11), Colon (Apr 12), Panama Canal (Apr 13), Puerto Quetzal (Apr 16), Puerto Vallarta (Apr 19), Los Angeles (Apr 22). Prices started from $798 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 22) 4 days from Los Angeles to Vancouver, visits Astoria OR (Apr 24), Victoria BC (Apr 25), Vancouver (Apr 26). Prices started from $442 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 3) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (May 5), Icy Strait Point (May 6), Sitka (May 7), Skagway (May 8), Hubbard Glacier (May 9), Seward (May 10). Prices started from $339 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 10) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (May 11), Juneau (May 12), Skagway (May 13), Icy Strait Point (May 14), Ketchikan (May 15), Vancouver (May 17). Prices started from $339 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 17) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (May 19), Icy Strait Point (May 20), Sitka (May 21), Skagway (May 22), Hubbard Glacier (May 23), Seward (May 24). Prices started from $497 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 24) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (May 25), Juneau (May 26), Skagway (May 27), Haines (May 27), Icy Strait Point (May 28), Ketchikan (May 29), Vancouver (May 31). Prices started from $379 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 31) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jun 2), Icy Strait Point (Jun 3), Sitka (Jun 4), Skagway (Jun 5), Hubbard Glacier (Jun 6), Seward (Jun 7). Prices started from $598 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (June 7) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Jun 8), Juneau (Jun 9), Skagway (Jun 10), Icy Strait Point (Jun 11), Ketchikan (Jun 12), Vancouver (Jun 14). Prices started from $490 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (June 14) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jun 16), Icy Strait Point (Jun 17), Sitka (Jun 18), Skagway (Jun 19), Hubbard Glacier (Jun 20), Seward (Jun 21). Prices started from $609 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (June 21) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Jun 22), Juneau (Jun 23), Skagway (Jun 24), Haines (Jun 24), Icy Strait Point (Jun 25), Ketchikan (Jun 26), Vancouver (Jun 28). Prices started from $569 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (June 28) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jun 30), Icy Strait Point (Jul 1), Sitka (Jul 2), Skagway (Jul 3), Hubbard Glacier (Jul 4), Seward (Jul 5).
• 2024 (July 5) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Jul 6), Juneau (Jul 7), Skagway (Jul 8), Icy Strait Point (Jul 9), Ketchikan (Jul 10), Vancouver (Jul 12). Prices started from $868 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 12) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jul 14), Icy Strait Point (Jul 15), Sitka (Jul 16), Skagway (Jul 17), Hubbard Glacier (Jul 18), Seward (Jul 19). Prices started from $690 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 19) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Jul 20), Juneau (Jul 21), Skagway (Jul 22), Haines (Jul 22), Icy Strait Point (Jul 23), Ketchikan (Jul 24), Vancouver (Jul 26). Prices started from $529 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 26) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jul 28), Icy Strait Point (Jul 29), Sitka (Jul 30), Skagway (Jul 31), Hubbard Glacier (Aug 1), Seward (Aug 2). Prices started from $815 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 2) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Aug 3), Juneau (Aug 4), Skagway (Aug 5), Icy Strait Point (Aug 6), Ketchikan (Aug 7), Vancouver (Aug 9). Prices started from $676 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 9) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Aug 11), Icy Strait Point (Aug 12), Sitka (Aug 13), Skagway (Aug 14), Hubbard Glacier (Aug 15), Seward (Aug 16). Prices started from $567 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 16) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Aug 17), Juneau (Aug 18), Skagway (Aug 19), Haines (Aug 19), Icy Strait Point (Aug 20), Ketchikan (Aug 21), Vancouver (Aug 23). Prices started from $478 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 23) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Aug 25), Icy Strait Point (Aug 26), Sitka (Aug 27), Skagway (Aug 28), Hubbard Glacier (Aug 29), Seward (Aug 30). Prices started from $548 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 30) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Aug 31), Juneau (Sep 1), Skagway (Sep 2), Haines (Sep 2), Icy Strait Point (Sep 3), Ketchikan (Sep 4), Vancouver (Sep 6). Prices started from $500 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 6) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Sep 8), Icy Strait Point (Sep 9), Sitka (Sep 10), Skagway (Sep 11), Hubbard Glacier (Sep 12), Seward (Sep 13). Prices started from $518 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 13) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Sep 14), Juneau (Sep 15), Skagway (Sep 16), Haines (Sep 16), Icy Strait Point (Sep 17), Ketchikan (Sep 18), Vancouver (Sep 20). Prices started from $419 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 27) 8 days from Vancouver to Los Angeles, visits Victoria BC (Sep 28), Seattle (Sep 29), San Francisco (Oct 1), Santa Barbara CA (Oct 3), Santa Catalina Island CA (Oct 4), Los Angeles (Oct 5). Prices started from $508 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 5) 16 days from Los Angeles to Tampa, visits Cabo San Lucas (Oct 7), Mazatlan (Oct 8), Puerto Quetzal (Oct 11), Puntarenas (Oct 13), Panama Canal (Oct 15), Colon (Oct 16), Cartagena Colombia (Oct 17), Grand Cayman Island (Oct 19), Tampa (Oct 21). Prices started from $2239 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 19) 15 days from Tampa to Los Angeles, visits Grand Cayman Island (Apr 21), Cartagena Colombia (Apr 23), Colon (Apr 24), Panama Canal (Apr 25), Puerto Quetzal (Apr 28), Puerto Vallarta (May 1), Los Angeles (May 4). Prices started from $1439 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 4) 5 days from Los Angeles to Vancouver, visits San Francisco (May 6), Victoria BC (May 8), Vancouver (May 9). Prices started from $441 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 16) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (May 18), Icy Strait Point (May 19), Sitka (May 20), Skagway (May 21), Hubbard Glacier (May 22), Seward (May 23). Prices started from $618 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 23) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (May 24), Juneau (May 25), Skagway (May 26), Icy Strait Point (May 27), Ketchikan (May 28), Vancouver (May 30). Prices started from $629 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 30) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jun 1), Icy Strait Point (Jun 2), Sitka (Jun 3), Skagway (Jun 4), Hubbard Glacier (Jun 5), Seward (Jun 6). Prices started from $588 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (June 6) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Jun 7), Juneau (Jun 8), Skagway (Jun 9), Icy Strait Point (Jun 10), Ketchikan (Jun 11), Vancouver (Jun 13). Prices started from $699 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (June 13) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jun 15), Icy Strait Point (Jun 16), Sitka (Jun 17), Skagway (Jun 18), Hubbard Glacier (Jun 19), Seward (Jun 20). Prices started from $788 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (June 20) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Jun 21), Juneau (Jun 22), Skagway (Jun 23), Icy Strait Point (Jun 24), Ketchikan (Jun 25), Vancouver (Jun 27). Prices started from $686 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (June 27) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jun 29), Icy Strait Point (Jun 30), Sitka (Jul 1), Skagway (Jul 2), Hubbard Glacier (Jul 3), Seward (Jul 4). Prices started from $749 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (July 4) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Jul 5), Juneau (Jul 6), Skagway (Jul 7), Icy Strait Point (Jul 8), Ketchikan (Jul 9), Vancouver (Jul 11). Prices started from $819 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (July 11) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jul 13), Icy Strait Point (Jul 14), Sitka (Jul 15), Skagway (Jul 16), Hubbard Glacier (Jul 17), Seward (Jul 18). Prices started from $884 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (July 18) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Jul 19), Juneau (Jul 20), Skagway (Jul 21), Icy Strait Point (Jul 22), Ketchikan (Jul 23), Vancouver (Jul 25). Prices started from $896 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (July 25) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Jul 27), Icy Strait Point (Jul 28), Sitka (Jul 29), Skagway (Jul 30), Hubbard Glacier (Jul 31), Seward (Aug 1). Prices started from $781 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 1) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Aug 2), Juneau (Aug 3), Skagway (Aug 4), Icy Strait Point (Aug 5), Ketchikan (Aug 6), Vancouver (Aug 8). Prices started from $739 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 8) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Aug 10), Icy Strait Point (Aug 11), Sitka (Aug 12), Skagway (Aug 13), Hubbard Glacier (Aug 14), Seward (Aug 15). Prices started from $701 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 15) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Aug 16), Juneau (Aug 17), Skagway (Aug 18), Icy Strait Point (Aug 19), Ketchikan (Aug 20), Vancouver (Aug 22). Prices started from $709 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 22) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Aug 24), Icy Strait Point (Aug 25), Sitka (Aug 26), Skagway (Aug 27), Hubbard Glacier (Aug 28), Seward (Aug 29). Prices started from $779 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 29) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Aug 30), Juneau (Aug 31), Skagway (Sep 1), Icy Strait Point (Sep 2), Ketchikan (Sep 3), Vancouver (Sep 5). Prices started from $728 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (September 5) 7 days from Vancouver to Seward, visits Juneau (Sep 7), Icy Strait Point (Sep 8), Sitka (Sep 9), Skagway (Sep 10), Hubbard Glacier (Sep 11), Seward (Sep 12). Prices started from $658 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (September 12) 7 days from Seward to Vancouver, visits Hubbard Glacier (Sep 13), Juneau (Sep 14), Skagway (Sep 15), Icy Strait Point (Sep 16), Ketchikan (Sep 17), Vancouver (Sep 19). Prices started from $709 per person with double occupancy.

Rhapsody Of The Seas

• 2024 (February 4) 6 days from Cartagena Colombia to Colon, visits Oranjestad Aruba (Feb 6), Kralendijk Bonaire (Feb 7), Willemstad Curacao (Feb 8), Colon (Feb 10). Prices started from $760 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (February 26) 5 days from Cartagena Colombia to Colon, visits Oranjestad Aruba (Feb 28), Willemstad Curacao (Feb 29), Colon (Mar 2). Prices started from $846 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 7) 6 days from Cartagena Colombia to Colon, visits Willemstad Curacao (Apr 9), Kralendijk Bonaire (Apr 10), Oranjestad Aruba (Apr 11), Colon (Apr 13). Prices started from $891 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 13) 7 days from Colon to Fort Lauderdale, visits Cartagena Colombia (Apr 14), Oranjestad Aruba (Apr 16), Willemstad Curacao (Apr 17), Fort Lauderdale (Apr 20). Prices started from $647 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 20) 8 days from Fort Lauderdale to San Juan, visits Nassau (Apr 21), St Thomas Island USVI (Apr 23), Philipsburg St Maarten (Apr 24), Castries (Apr 25), Bridgetown (Apr 26), San Juan (Apr 28). Prices started from $869 per person with double occupancy.

Serenade Of The Seas

• 2024 (March 11) 16 days from Brisbane to Hong Kong, visits Airlie Beach (Mar 13), Cairns (Mar 14), Lembar (Mar 19), Benoa (Mar 20), Manila (Mar 24), Subic Bay Freeport (Mar 25), Hong Kong (Mar 27). Prices started from $1246 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (March 27) 12 days from Hong Kong to Tianjin, visits Hong Kong (Mar 28), Keelung (Mar 30), Ishigakijima Island (Mar 31), Naha (Apr 1), Busan (Apr 3), Jeju Island (Apr 4), Incheon (Apr 5), Tianjin (Apr 8). Prices started from $1746 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 8) 16 days from Tianjin to Singapore, visits Nagasaki City (Apr 10), Kagoshima City (Apr 11), Yokohama (Apr 13), Shimizu (Apr 15), Kobe-Osaka (Apr 16), Nha Trang (Apr 21), Saigon (Apr 22), Singapore (Apr 24). Prices started from $1546 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (April 24) 15 days from Singapore to Dubai, visits Klang (Apr 25), Pulau Penang Island (Apr 26), Hambantota (Apr 29), Colombo (Apr 30), Cochin (May 1), Mormugao (May 3), Mumbai (May 4), Abu Dhabi (May 8), Dubai (May 9). Prices started from $1646 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 9) 18 days from Dubai to Piraeus-Athens, visits Salalah (May 12), Aqaba (May 17), Safaga (May 18), Suez Canal (May 19), Alexandria (May 21), Ayia Napa (May 24), Limassol (May 25), Piraeus-Athens (May 27). Prices started from $1646 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 27) 11 days from Piraeus-Athens to Istanbul, visits Kusadasi (May 28), Burgas (May 30), Constanta (May 31), Varna (Jun 2), Trabzon (Jun 4), Istanbul (Jun 7). Prices started from $1046 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (June 7) 13 days from Istanbul to Ravenna, visits Thessaloniki (Jun 9), Chios Island (Jun 10), Bodrum (Jun 11), Rhodes Island (Jun 12), Mykonos Island (Jun 13), Santorini Island (Jun 14), Souda-Chania (Jun 15), Katakolon (Jun 16), Corfu Island (Jun 17), Bari (Jun 18), Ravenna (Jun 20). Prices started from $1746 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (June 20) 11 days from Ravenna to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Trieste (Jun 21), Koper (Jun 22), Zadar (Jun 23), Split (Jun 24), Dubrovnik (Jun 25), Kotor (Jun 26), Valletta (Jun 28), Catania (Jun 29), Naples (Jun 30), Civitavecchia-Rome (Jul 1). Prices started from $2087 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 1) 9 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Barcelona, visits Carrara (Jul 2), Portofino (Jul 3), Ajaccio (Jul 4), Cannes (Jul 5), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Jul 6), Toulon (Jul 7), Palma de Mallorca (Jul 8), Barcelona (Jul 10). Prices started from $3686 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 10) 16 days from Barcelona to Southampton, visits Valencia (Jul 11), Cartagena Spain (Jul 12), Malaga (Jul 13), Casablanca (Jul 14), Agadir (Jul 15), Lisbon (Jul 17), Porto-Leixoes (Jul 18), Vigo (Jul 19), Cobh-Cork (Jul 21), Cherbourg (Jul 23), Le Havre-Paris (Jul 24), Southampton (Jul 26). Prices started from $3324 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 26) 15 days from Southampton to Copenhagen, visits Zeebrugge (Jul 27), Skagen (Jul 29), Warnemunde-Rostock (Jul 30), Riga (Aug 1), Tallinn (Aug 2), Helsinki (Aug 3), Stockholm (Aug 4), Visby (Aug 6), Klaipeda (Aug 7), Bornholm Island Denmark (Aug 8), Kiel (Aug 9), Copenhagen (Aug 10). Prices started from $2746 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 10) 9 days from Copenhagen to Amsterdam, visits Aarhus (Aug 11), Oslo (Aug 12), Kristiansand (Aug 13), Haugesund (Aug 14), Olden (Aug 15), Alesund (Aug 16), Bergen (Aug 17), Amsterdam (Aug 19). Prices started from $1913 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 19) 22 days from Amsterdam to Miami, visits Reykjavik (Aug 22), Qaqortoq (Aug 26), Nuuk (Aug 28), St Johns NL (Aug 31), Cape Liberty Bayonne (Sep 3), Kings Wharf (Sep 6), Coco Cay (Sep 9), Miami (Sep 10). Prices started from $2496 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 13) 16 days from Fort Lauderdale to Los Angeles, visits Grand Cayman Island (Apr 15), Cartagena Colombia (Apr 17), Colon (Apr 18), Panama Canal (Apr 19), Puerto Quetzal (Apr 22), Puerto Vallarta (Apr 25), Cabo San Lucas (Apr 26), Los Angeles (Apr 29). Prices started from $1476 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (April 29) 5 days from Los Angeles to Vancouver, visits Astoria OR (May 2), Victoria BC (May 3), Vancouver (May 4). Prices started from $351 per person with double occupancy.

Spectrum Of The Seas

• 2024 (April 18) 8 days from Singapore to Shanghai, visits Nha Trang (Apr 20), Hong Kong (Apr 22), Shanghai (Apr 26). Prices started from $3069 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (December 1) 5 days from Shanghai to Hong Kong, visits Naha (Dec 3), Ishigakijima Island (Dec 4), Hong Kong (Dec 6). Prices started from $556 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (January 12) 4 days from Hong Kong to Shanghai, visits Naha (Jan 14), Shanghai (Jan 16). Prices started from $505 per person with double occupancy.

Voyager Of The Seas

• 2024 (May 1) 15 days from Galveston to Barcelona, visits Nassau (May 4), Ponta Delgada (May 11), Malaga (May 14), Valencia (May 15), Barcelona (May 16). Prices started from $1114 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 16) 11 days from Barcelona to Piraeus-Athens, visits Villefranche-sur-Mer (May 17), Civitavecchia-Rome (May 18), Naples (May 19), Valletta (May 21), Rhodes Island (May 23), Kusadasi (May 24), Santorini Island (May 25), Mykonos Island (May 26), Piraeus-Athens (May 27). Prices started from $2584 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (May 27) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Ravenna, visits Mykonos Island (May 28), Souda-Chania (May 29), Kefalonia Island (May 30), Kotor (Jun 1), Split (Jun 2), Ravenna (Jun 3). Prices started from $1466 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (June 3) 7 days from Ravenna to Barcelona, visits Messina (Jun 5), Civitavecchia-Rome (Jun 6), Livorno (Jun 7), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Jun 8), Barcelona (Jun 10). Prices started from $826 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (June 10) 7 days from Barcelona to Piraeus-Athens, visits Valletta (Jun 12), Santorini Island (Jun 14), Kusadasi (Jun 15), Mykonos Island (Jun 16), Piraeus-Athens (Jun 17). Prices started from $1216 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 1) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Barcelona, visits Rhodes Island (Jul 2), Mykonos Island (Jul 3), Palermo (Jul 5), Valencia (Jul 7), Barcelona (Jul 8). Prices started from $1116 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 8) 7 days from Barcelona to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Valencia (Jul 9), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Jul 11), Ajaccio (Jul 12), Livorno (Jul 13), Portofino (Jul 14), Civitavecchia-Rome (Jul 15). Prices started from $1166 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 15) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Piraeus-Athens, visits Naples (Jul 16), Messina (Jul 17), Santorini Island (Jul 19), Kusadasi (Jul 20), Mykonos Island (Jul 21), Piraeus-Athens (Jul 22). Prices started from $1754 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 22) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Ravenna, visits Mykonos Island (Jul 23), Souda-Chania (Jul 24), Kefalonia Island (Jul 25), Kotor (Jul 27), Split (Jul 28), Ravenna (Jul 29). Prices started from $996 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (July 29) 7 days from Ravenna to Barcelona, visits Messina (Jul 31), Civitavecchia-Rome (Aug 1), Livorno (Aug 2), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Aug 3), Barcelona (Aug 5). Prices started from $976 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 5) 7 days from Barcelona to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Valencia (Aug 6), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Aug 8), Ajaccio (Aug 9), Livorno (Aug 10), Santa Margherita Ligure (Aug 11), Civitavecchia-Rome (Aug 12). Prices started from $976 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 12) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Piraeus-Athens, visits Naples (Aug 13), Messina (Aug 14), Santorini Island (Aug 16), Kusadasi (Aug 17), Mykonos Island (Aug 18), Piraeus-Athens (Aug 19). Prices started from $1146 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (August 26) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Barcelona, visits Mykonos Island (Aug 27), Santorini Island (Aug 28), Palermo (Aug 30), Valencia (Sep 1), Barcelona (Sep 2). Prices started from $1046 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 2) 7 days from Barcelona to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Valencia (Sep 3), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Sep 5), Ajaccio (Sep 6), Livorno (Sep 7), Portofino (Sep 8), Civitavecchia-Rome (Sep 9). Prices started from $876 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 9) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Piraeus-Athens, visits Naples (Sep 10), Messina (Sep 11), Santorini Island (Sep 13), Kusadasi (Sep 14), Mykonos Island (Sep 15), Piraeus-Athens (Sep 16). Prices started from $1156 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 16) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Ravenna, visits Mykonos Island (Sep 17), Souda-Chania (Sep 18), Kefalonia Island (Sep 19), Kotor (Sep 21), Split (Sep 22), Ravenna (Sep 23). Prices started from $1026 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 23) 7 days from Ravenna to Barcelona, visits Messina (Sep 25), Naples (Sep 26), Civitavecchia-Rome (Sep 27), Livorno (Sep 28), Toulon (Sep 29), Barcelona (Sep 30). Prices started from $866 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (September 30) 7 days from Barcelona to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Valencia (Oct 1), Toulon (Oct 3), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Oct 4), Ajaccio (Oct 5), Livorno (Oct 6), Civitavecchia-Rome (Oct 7). Prices started from $886 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 7) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Piraeus-Athens, visits Naples (Oct 8), Palermo (Oct 9), Santorini Island (Oct 11), Kusadasi (Oct 12), Mykonos Island (Oct 13), Piraeus-Athens (Oct 14). Prices started from $1166 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (October 14) 9 days from Piraeus-Athens to Malaga, visits Mykonos Island (Oct 15), Rhodes Island (Oct 16), Kusadasi (Oct 17), Santorini Island (Oct 18), Messina (Oct 20), Cartagena Spain (Oct 22), Malaga (Oct 23). Prices started from $1046 per person with double occupancy.
• 2024 (November 10) 16 days from Barcelona to Port Canaveral, visits Palma de Mallorca (Nov 11), Valencia (Nov 12), Cartagena Spain (Nov 13), Malaga (Nov 14), Funchal (Nov 16), Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Nov 17), Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Nov 18), Port Canaveral (Nov 26). Prices started from $886 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 3) 13 days from Port Canaveral to Barcelona, visits Ponta Delgada (May 10), Malaga (May 13), Cartagena Spain (May 14), Palma de Mallorca (May 15), Barcelona (May 16). Prices started from $716 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 16) 10 days from Barcelona to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Ajaccio (May 17), Cagliari (May 18), Palermo (May 19), Santorini Island (May 21), Piraeus-Athens (May 22), Mykonos Island (May 23), Naples (May 25), Civitavecchia-Rome (May 26). Prices started from $1226 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (May 26) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Piraeus-Athens, visits Naples (May 27), Messina (May 28), Santorini Island (May 30), Kusadasi (May 31), Mykonos Island (Jun 1), Piraeus-Athens (Jun 2). Prices started from $716 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (June 9) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Kusadasi (Jun 10), Mykonos Island (Jun 11), Santorini Island (Jun 12), Messina (Jun 14), Naples (Jun 15), Civitavecchia-Rome (Jun 16). Prices started from $866 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (June 16) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Ravenna, visits Naples (Jun 17), Messina (Jun 18), Kotor (Jun 20), Dubrovnik (Jun 21), Split (Jun 22), Ravenna (Jun 23). Prices started from $766 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (June 23) 7 days from Ravenna to Barcelona, visits Dubrovnik (Jun 24), Corfu Island (Jun 25), La Spezia (Jun 27), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Jun 28), Marseille (Jun 29), Barcelona (Jun 30). Prices started from $796 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (June 30) 7 days from Barcelona to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Valencia (Jul 1), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Jul 3), Ajaccio (Jul 4), La Spezia (Jul 5), Santa Margherita Ligure (Jul 6), Civitavecchia-Rome (Jul 7). Prices started from $936 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (July 7) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Piraeus-Athens, visits Naples (Jul 8), Messina (Jul 9), Santorini Island (Jul 11), Kusadasi (Jul 12), Mykonos Island (Jul 13), Piraeus-Athens (Jul 14). Prices started from $916 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (July 21) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Mykonos Island (Jul 22), Kusadasi (Jul 23), Santorini Island (Jul 24), Messina (Jul 26), Naples (Jul 27), Civitavecchia-Rome (Jul 28). Prices started from $876 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (July 28) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Ravenna, visits Naples (Jul 29), Messina (Jul 30), Kotor (Aug 1), Dubrovnik (Aug 2), Split (Aug 3), Ravenna (Aug 4). Prices started from $816 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 4) 7 days from Ravenna to Piraeus-Athens, visits Split (Aug 5), Dubrovnik (Aug 6), Santorini Island (Aug 8), Mykonos Island (Aug 10), Piraeus-Athens (Aug 11). Prices started from $776 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 11) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Mykonos Island (Aug 12), Santorini Island (Aug 13), Kusadasi (Aug 14), Messina (Aug 16), Naples (Aug 17), Civitavecchia-Rome (Aug 18). Prices started from $816 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (August 18) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Piraeus-Athens, visits Naples (Aug 19), Messina (Aug 20), Santorini Island (Aug 22), Kusadasi (Aug 23), Mykonos Island (Aug 24), Piraeus-Athens (Aug 25). Prices started from $876 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (September 1) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Mykonos Island (Sep 2), Kusadasi (Sep 3), Santorini Island (Sep 4), Messina (Sep 6), Naples (Sep 7), Civitavecchia-Rome (Sep 8). Prices started from $846 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (September 8) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Ravenna, visits Naples (Sep 9), Messina (Sep 10), Kotor (Sep 12), Dubrovnik (Sep 13), Split (Sep 14), Ravenna (Sep 15). Prices started from $776 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (September 15) 7 days from Ravenna to Barcelona, visits Messina (Sep 17), Civitavecchia-Rome (Sep 18), La Spezia (Sep 19), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Sep 20), Marseille (Sep 21), Barcelona (Sep 22). Prices started from $646 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (September 22) 7 days from Barcelona to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Valencia (Sep 23), Villefranche-sur-Mer (Sep 25), Ajaccio (Sep 26), La Spezia (Sep 27), Santa Margherita Ligure (Sep 28), Civitavecchia-Rome (Sep 29). Prices started from $766 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (September 29) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Piraeus-Athens, visits Naples (Sep 30), Messina (Oct 1), Santorini Island (Oct 3), Kusadasi (Oct 4), Mykonos Island (Oct 5), Piraeus-Athens (Oct 6). Prices started from $716 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (October 13) 7 days from Piraeus-Athens to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Mykonos Island (Oct 14), Kusadasi (Oct 15), Santorini Island (Oct 16), Messina (Oct 18), Naples (Oct 19), Civitavecchia-Rome (Oct 20). Prices started from $636 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (October 20) 7 days from Civitavecchia-Rome to Ravenna, visits Naples (Oct 21), Messina (Oct 22), Bar Montenegro (Oct 24), Dubrovnik (Oct 25), Split (Oct 26), Ravenna (Oct 27). Prices started from $576 per person with double occupancy.
• 2025 (October 27) 7 days from Ravenna to Civitavecchia-Rome, visits Zadar (Oct 28), Dubrovnik (Oct 29), Kotor (Oct 30), Messina (Nov 1), Naples (Nov 2), Civitavecchia-Rome (Nov 3). Prices started from $586 per person with double occupancy.

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Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance Starts Repositioning Voyage to Australia

• September 24, 2023

Royal Caribbean International’s Brilliance of the Seas is kicking off its repositioning voyage to Australia.

The first part of the journey, which will ultimately take the ship to its new homeport in Sydney, is departing from Canada today.

The ten-night itinerary sails from Vancouver to Honolulu and includes five full days at sea, in addition to visits to three different destinations in Hawaii: Hilo, Kailua Kona and Nawiliwili.

The Brilliance of the Seas then sails from Honolulu on Oct. 4, starting the final part of its repositioning voyage to Australia.

Cruising to the South Pacific and New Zealand before arriving in Sydney, the 17-night itinerary sails to Tahiti, Moorea and Raiatea, in French Polynesia; as well as Bay of Islands and Auckland, in New Zealand.

After arriving in its new homeport on Oct. 22, the Brilliance of the Seas starts its 2023-24 season in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific.

Taking over the itineraries originally announced for the Enchantment of the Seas , the Radiance-Class vessel is set to offer a series of cruises to different destinations in the region.

The first itinerary of the program, for instance, sails to Tasmania. In addition to two days at sea, the seven-night cruise features visits to Newcastle, Eden and Hobart.

The Brilliance is also offering itineraries to the Great Barrier Reef, including an 11-night cruise in December that sails to Eden, Airlie Beach, Cairns, Port Douglas and the Willis Islands.

Other destinations set to be visited by the ship during its local program include the South Pacific, New Zealand, Indonesia and Western Australia.

Built in 2002, the Brilliance of the Seas is part of Royal Caribbean’s four-ship Radiance Class. With capacity for 2,000 guests, the 90,000-ton vessel underwent a major renovation in 2018.

Royal Caribbean’s 2023-24 season in Australia and New Zealand also includes the Ovation of the Seas and the Quantum of the Seas.

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Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance Starts Repositioning Voyage to Australia

An Australian repositioning voyage is underway aboard the Brilliance of the Seas from Royal Caribbean International .

This morning, the ship is departing from Canada for its first leg of the journey to Sydney, where it will be based for the rest of its life.

As part of the ten-night itinerary, the ship sails from Vancouver to Honolulu and visits three different Hawaii destinations: Hilo, Kailua Kona and Nawiliwili.

On Oct. 4, Brilliance of the Seas sets sail from Honolulu to begin its final repositioning voyage.

This 17-night itinerary visits Tahiti, Moorea, and Raiatea, all in French Polynesia, along with the Bay of Islands and Auckland, all in New Zealand, before arriving in Sydney.

On Oct. 22, the Brilliance of the Seas arrives in its new homeport and begins its 2023-24 season.

A series of cruises to various destinations in the region will be offered by the Radiance-Class vessel taking over the Enchantment of the Seas’ itinerary.

In the first itinerary, for example, the ship visits Newcastle, Eden and Hobart in addition to spending two days at sea.

Additionally, the Brilliance offers Great Barrier Reef cruises, including an 11-night expedition in December that visits Eden, Airlie Beach, Cairns , Port Douglas, and the Willis Islands.

Aside from visiting the South Pacific, New Zealand , Indonesia, and Western Australia, the ship will also visit the South Pacific during its local program.

Royal Caribbean’s 90,000-ton Brilliance of the Seas was built in 2002 and is the second ship in their Radiance Class. With a capacity for 2,000 guests, the vessel underwent a major renovation in 2018.

Ovation of the Seas and Quantum of the Seas are also part of Royal Caribbean’s season in Australia and New Zealand 2023-24.

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Best repositioning cruises from Australia offer up to 60% savings

As the cruise season comes to an end, it’s one of the best times to catch a repositioning cruise from Australia.  

Lines like Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, Virgin Voyages, Viking, Regent Seven Seas and Oceania Cruises offer reduced fare rates for these extended sailings.

The only catch – you might have to spend a few more days at sea.

Some offer discounts of up to 60% off the regular rates. So it’s the perfect chance for budget-conscious travellers to indulge in bucket-listed voyages sans the premium price tag. 

More than the savings, repositioning voyages give cruisers opportunities to experience exotic destinations and routes seldom offered in typical itineraries.

These transoceanic sailings feature visits to remote ports and even offer extraordinary destinations such as Australia to Dubai, Australia to New York, Australia to Hawaii, Australia to Singapore, and even Australia to Japan. Indeed, repositioning cruises is the best way to experience multiple regions and continents all in a single voyage. 

Another catch in booking for repositioning cruises from Australia is the ease of affordable one-way flights. Cruisers can always take advantage of one-way promo fares by flying out from the arrival destination. 

To give cruise cruise enthusiasts the ultimate guide to what cruise to book, here’s Cruise Passenger’s rundown of best repositioning cruises from Australia in 2024 and 2025. 

2024 best repositioning cruises from Australia

Celebrity cruises.

Celebrity Cruises is offering an 18-night Tahitian Treasures aboard Celebrity Edge on April 14, 2024. This Sydney-embarked voyage has a starting rate of only $1, 562 from $4,566. This gives cruisers up to 60% savings while having the best experience sailing from Australia to Hawaii. 

Port visits

From Sydney, this Tahitian sailing is set to Bay Of Islands and Auckland in New Zealand, Raiatea, Papeete, and Moorea in French Polynesia before disembarking in Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii. 

Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean is highlighting Brilliance of the Seas’ 17- night Transpacific Cruise on April 12 for an affordable starting rate of $1,099. This gives cruisers a chance to save up to 56% while giving cruisers the best sailing experience from Sydney to Hawaii. 

With embarkation from Sydney, Brilliance is set to visit Bay Of Islands, and Tauranga in New Zealand. In addition,  French Polynesian ports like Raiatea, Papeete and Moorea, will also be visited before the ship disembarks in Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. 

Carnival Cruise Line

Carnival Luminosa of Carnival Cruises is offering a 31-day Transpacific Cruise out of Brisbane on April 1. This cruise offers a discounted starting rate of $2,819 with 10 ports to visit as part of the itinerary. 

Carnival Luminosa will visit Brisbane, Australia (port of embarkation), Guam, Naha, Hiroshima, Yokohama (Tokyo), Aomori, and Otaru (Sapporo) in Japan. Additionally, the cruise ship is also visiting Seward, Juneau, and Ketchikan in Alaska before it disembarks in Seattle, Washington in the US. 

Holland America Line

Holland America Line features a best-valued 25-day South Pacific Crossing on April 6 via Noordam. On the other hand, with a starting rate of $1,899 with up to $75 ship credit, cruisers get to save up to 40%. Guests get all these amazing deals while exploring extraordinary itineraries from Australia to Canada. 

Noordam departs from Sydney and is set to visit Noumea, and Easo in New Caledonia, Lautoka, and Savusavu in Fiji. In addition, Pago Pago, in American Samoa, Honolulu, Nawiliwili, and Kona in Hawaii are also part of the itinerary before disembarking Vancouver, B.C., Canada. 

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Princess Cruises highlights a 33-day Tahiti, Hawaii & South Pacific Crossing via Majestic Princess on April 10. Moreover, this sailing offers $2,298 from the previous offer of $2, 798 per person.  

Majestic Princess will depart Sydney and will visit Picton, Wellington, Tauranga, Bay of Islands, and Auckland in New Zealand. In addition, Tahiti and Moorea in French Polynesia, Honolulu in Hawaii, Vancouver and Victoria in Canada are also part of the list before disembarking in Seattle, Washington. 

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Oceania Cruises offers a 20-night Outback Overture from Sydney to Singapore via Nautica on March 22. This sailing has a starting rate of $3,599 from $5,999 which gives cruisers up to 20% savings. 

Nautica departs from Sydney and has scheduled visits to some Australian ports like Newcastle, Townsville, Darwin and Cairns. Additionally, Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea, Komodo, Lombok (Lembar), Bali (Benoa), and Semarang (Java) in Indonesia are also included in the 11-port itinerary before disembarking in Singapore. 

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Aboard Queen Mary 2, Cunard Line is offering a 16-night Far East sailing on February 27. With a starting rate of $1, 099, guests get to have savings of up to 60%. 

With Sydney as its port of origin, Cunard’s Queen Mary 2, gets to visit two other Australian ports such as Yorkeys Knob and Darwin, before heading to Bitung in Indonesia, and disembark in Hong Kong. 

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P&O Australia is offering an 11-night Asia Explorer repositioning cruise via Pacific Explorer on February 7. This voyage starts with an affordable rate of $1099 giving cruisers up to 50% savings compared to typical Far East sailings from Australia. 

P&O’s Asia Explorer cruise departs from Fremantle and visits Lombok,Port Kelang (Kuala Lumpur), and Langkawi in Malaysia, before heading to Singapore for disembarkation. 

Holland America Line features a 29-day South Pacific Crossing via Westerdam scheduled on March 30. Offering up to 40% savings, this voyage takes cruisers into an unforgettable journey from Sydney to Seattle, WA with only $2,959 as starting rate.  

Departing from Sydney, Westerdam is set to visit Noumea and Easo in New Caledonia, Mystery Island and Port Vila in Vanuatu, as well as Lautoka, Suva, Viti Levu, Dravuni Island, and Savusavu in Fiji. In addition,  Pago Pago in American Samoa, Kona, Hilo, and Honolulu in Hawaii, and Victoria, in Canada are also part of the list of ports to visit before disembarking Seattle, Washington in the US.

Princess Cruises features a 77-Day World Cruise Liner repositioning cruise aboard Crown Princess on June 4. This amazing voyage is offering an extraordinary ‘No Frills’ fare at $10,699 starting rate from Sydney to New York including 37 port calls. This repositioning cruise from down under gives cruisers of up to 30% savings. 

Departing from Sydney, Princess is also set to visit Brisbane and Airlie Beach before heading to Bali (Benoa), Indonesia, Singapore, Phuket, Thailand, Colombo, Sri Lanka, Salalah, Oman, Aqaba (Petra), Jordan, Transit The Suez Canal, Egypt, Nazareth (Haifa), Israel, and Crete, Greece. Additionally, Naples, Rome, Elba and Florence in Italy, Toulon, France, Barcelona and Mallorca, Spain, Tangier and Casablanca, Morocco, Lisbon, Portugal, Bilbao, Spain, Bordeaux, France, Cork, Ireland, Glasgow, Scotland, Liverpool and London, England are also part of the list of ports to visit. 

Moreover Bergen, Skjolden, Svolvaer, Tromso, and Honningsvag in Norway, Isafjordur and  Reykjavik in Iceland, Nanortalik and Qaqortoq in Greenland, and Halifax in Canada complete the 37-port visit cruise before disembarking in New York in the US. 

Celebrity Cruises joins the long list of lines offering repositioning cruises from Australia. The best offer is the 18-night Tahitian Treasures aboard Celebrity Edge set to sail on April 20. This Sydney to Hawaii voyage offers an amazing starting rate deal for $2,139 from $5,488 giving cruisers up to 55% savings. 

From Sydney, Celebrity Edge is also set to visit Bay of Islands, and  Auckland in New Zealand, Raiatea, Papeete, and Moorea in French Polynesia before heading to Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii for disembarkation. 

Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas is set to sail to Hawaii via a 21- night Transpacific Cruise on April 8. This Hawaii-bound repositioning cruise from Australia offers an affordable starting rate of  $3,016. In addition, the line also offers a Flash Sale Savings of $200 plus up to 60% off second guest. 

Quantum of the Seas departs from Sydney, and heads to Picton, Wellington, and Auckland in New Zealand, then to Papeete, Moorea, and Raiatea in French Polynesia before going to Honolulu, Hawaii for disembarkation. 

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A new summer anthem makes its way to australia in 2025-26.

SYDNEY, 10 April 2024 – A summer of memory making is on the horizon with Royal Caribbean International’s newly revealed 2025-2026 line-up from Australia. Holidaymakers have action-packed adventures in store, from shorter and bolder getaways to the Down Under debut of Anthem of the Seas in Sydney and Voyager of the Seas ’ long-awaited return when it arrives to its new home in Brisbane, Australia. The new line-up of 45 long and short getaways to the South Pacific, New Zealand and Australia, sailing between November 2025 and April 2026, are now open for bookings on Royal Caribbean’s website .

Royal Caribbean’s vice president and managing director of Australia and New Zealand, Gavin Smith, said: “Between the excitement of Anthem of the Seas making its Australian debut, Voyager’s return Down Under and more weekend getaways than ever before, the 2025-2026 summer season is one for the books. Every kind of holidaymaker can make memories in more ways than one with a varied line-up, from short getaways to a longer sailing from Asia, and new experiences like the show-stopping ‘We Will Rock You’ musical production, ice-skating shows and six exclusive family adventures created by Royal Caribbean and the Wiggly Friends.”

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New to Australia, Anthem is the latest ship from Royal Caribbean to make its Down Under debut when it arrives to Sydney in November 2025. Adventurers can choose from 24 holidays, ranging from 3-to 18-nights , to explore top destinations across rugged New Zealand , the sunny Australian coast and the idyllic islands of the South Pacific .

On deck are more short getaways than ever before. With five 2- to 4-night coastal cruises, travellers can pack in more thrills – and memories – as they make the most of every day while at sea with family and friends, or they can enjoy a 5-night getaway that visits Hobart, Australia. Travellers can also relax on longer 9- to 12-night cruises to New Zealand , including a pair of festive 9- and 11-night sailings for Christmas and New Year celebrations .

Holidaymakers can look forward to adventures for all ages on Anthem , which include returning experiences from Quantum and Ovation of the Seas – like skydiving on RipCord by iFly , SeaPlex , the largest indoor activity space at sea; Latin-themed club Boleros , the English pub with pints from across the globe; and a variety of restaurants serving up a world of flavours, such as family-style Tuscan favourites at Jamie’s Italian . Sydney’s new hometown ship also brings world-class entertainment centre stage, with Royal Caribbean’s rendition of the Olivier Award-winning musical phenomenon “ We Will Rock You” , featuring Queen’s iconic hits; and American treats – such as shakes, burgers and more – from the retro-themed Johnny Rockets .

Voyager of the Seas – From Brisbane, Australia

Voyager will sail from Brisbane for the first time from December 2025, with 20 holidays to choose from and a new destination in the line-up – Luganville , Vanuatu. Travellers can also take their pick of more ways to play in the South Pacific by choosing from a series of 7- to 9-night sunny escapes to Noumea, New Caledonia, and Port Vila, Luganville and Mystery Island, Vanuatu, which includes two 8- and 9-night cruises over Christmas and the New Year.

For holidaymakers seeking a longer escape, they can choose a unique 12-night adventure from Singapore to Australia in December. The destinations in store include Benoa, Bali , and Darwin and Airlie Beach, Australia. Plus, there are as many as 10 shorter 4-, 6- and 7-night holidays that visit Airlie Beach and Cairns, Australia , on the sun-drenched coast of Queensland.

There is a variety of ways for everyone to play on Voyager, including racing family and friends on The Perfect Storm , three storeys of two high-speed waterslides with twisting turns and thrills; ice skating at Studio B , putting at mini golf ; and competing in glow-in-the-dark laser tag at Battle for Planet Z . Lighting up the stage and night is jaw-dropping entertainment like “ Ice Odyssey ”, where professional ice skaters bring the magic and mystery of tarot cards to life, and famous Broadway show tunes in “ Broadway Rhythm & Rhyme ”.

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The summer also brings the debut of six Wiggly Sailings , exclusive to Royal Caribbean and featuring the Wiggly Friends , across Anthem and Voyager. Bringing the ultimate family holiday to life is the combination of signature Royal Caribbean family experiences and the excitement and adventures of The Wiggles that inspire wonder and discovery. Young kids and their loved ones can look forward to character events , live concerts , exclusive Royal Caribbean x The Wiggles merchandise and more.     More details on the newly opened 2025-2026 season in Australia and New Zealand are available on Royal Caribbean’s website .

About Royal Caribbean International Royal Caribbean International , part of Royal Caribbean Group (NYSE: RCL), has delivered memorable vacations for more than 50 years. The cruise line’s game-changing ships and private destinations revolutionise vacations with innovations and an all-encompassing combination of experiences, from thrills to dining and entertainment, for every type of family and vacationer. Voted “Best Cruise Line Overall” for 21 consecutive years in the Travel Weekly Readers Choice Awards, Royal Caribbean makes memories with adventurers across more than 300 destinations in 80 countries on all seven continents, including the line’s top-rated private destination, Perfect Day at CocoCay in The Bahamas.

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March 2024 - Two iconic family brands, Royal Caribbean International and The Wiggles, are coming together to create the ultimate family holiday in Australia. In the summer of 2025-2026, Wiggles fans and adventurers alike can set their sights on making memories with the popular cast of the Wiggly Friends on exclusive Wiggles Sailings that feature special experiences for the whole family.

March 2024 - Two iconic family brands, Royal Caribbean International and The Wiggles, are coming together to create the ultimate family holiday in Australia. Wiggly Friends Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Henry the Octopus, Wags the Dog and Shirley Shawn the Unicorn celebrate the partnership by going for a spin on the bumper cars at SeaPlex, which is the largest indoor activity complex at sea and features a line-up of thrills like a sports court and roller skating, on Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas .

March 2024 - Two iconic family brands, Royal Caribbean International and The Wiggles, are coming together to create the ultimate family holiday in Australia. Wiggle Friends’ Henry the Octopus celebrates the partnership at Splashaway Bay kids aqua park on Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas, where there are slides, water cannons and more.

March 2024 - Two iconic family brands, Royal Caribbean International and The Wiggles, are coming together to create the ultimate family holiday in Australia. Captain Feathersword conquers the signature FlowRider surf simulator , alongside the RipCord by iFly skydiving simulator, on Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas.

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Repositioning cruises typically take place during the spring or fall when ships move from one destination to another in order to adjust for seasonal itineraries. This allows travelers the opportunity to take longer trips at discounted rates since cruise lines often need the extra space filled with passengers. These cruises usually cover longer distances than regular trips which gives passengers an even more immersive experience as they get to explore more than just one place along their journey.

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Sail from one incredible destination to another on one of our luxury repositioning cruises. Explore Europe’s dynamic cities. Lounge on Fort Lauderdale’s stunning beaches. Spend relaxed days on board one of our luxury cruise ships in the award-winning spa, dipping in the sparkling pool, and tasting world-class culinary creations inspired by global destinations. With plenty of days at sea and stops in some of the most coveted ports in the world, these repositioning cruises promise adventure both on and off the ship.

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Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey across the Atlantic or the Pacific Ocean aboard our spectacular repositioning cruises. Sail from one continent to another on an award-winning ship , and experience unrivaled luxury, service, and entertainment as it relocates from one region of the world to another.

In the late fall, our repositioning cruises sail from Europe, where you’ll depart from fascinating cities like Lisbon, Southampton, and Rome, to North America. Stop in stunning destinations such as Nice, Provence, the Azores, and the Canary Islands, and luxuriate in consecutive days at sea before arriving at your debarkation port in Florida or the Northeast. Or cruise between Europe and South America on a cruise from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro and explore ports in the Canary Islands and Brazil. 

In the early spring, our transatlantic cruises depart from the United States and head back across the Atlantic, stopping in beautiful European destinations along the way, such as the islands of Palma de Mallorca and Corsica, before arriving in Rome, Southampton, and Lisbon.

Whether you choose to board a relocation cruise in the spring or fall, you’ll find a wealth of options to choose from. Depending on your itinerary, you’ll explore the sun-soaked Mediterranean, visit popular ports across Western Europe, or stop in Iceland and Greenland along the way. 

Sail across the Bering Sea and the Pacific Ocean on a transpacific cruise that travels from Asia to North America—and vice versa. Depart from the exciting city of Tokyo and stop in destinations in Russia and Japan along the way. A highlight of a transpacific cruise is traversing the International Dateline.

You can also board one of our repositioning cruises between Hawaii and Australia. Depart from either Honolulu or Sydney and visit breathtaking islands in the South Pacific, including New Zealand’s idyllic Bay of Islands, dreamy destinations in French Polynesia like Bora Bora and Tahiti, and the tropical islands of Hawaii.

Aside from these remarkable journeys across continents, we also have exciting repositioning cruises that travel from one destination to another within the Western Hemisphere. Sail between San Diego or Los Angeles and Vancouver and cruise along the Pacific Coast, stopping in destinations throughout California, Oregon, Washington, and Canada along the way. Or combine a tropical vacation in the Caribbean with sightseeing in the Northeast by embarking on an open-jaw itinerary between Miami and Cape Liberty or Boston; San Juan and Cape Liberty; or a Caribbean cruise from Fort Lauderdale to San Juan.

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CRUISE FROM CONTINENT TO CONTINENT

Transatlantic & transpacific cruises.

Reposition your view of paradise with a transatlantic or transpacific cruise.

Have you ever thought of traversing an entire ocean from coast to coast? You can go further than you ever thought possible on a transatlantic cruise, crossing the waves between the U.S. and Europe. Departing from Florida, Barcelona, Southampton and Copenhagen, these cruises include both tropical and cultural island stops, in ports such as the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, Greenland and Iceland. Meanwhile, transpacific cruises go from Sydney to the U.S., with plenty of white-sand-beach-filled South Pacific ports in between. Take in sweeping views of the Pacific while stopping in exotic ports to see the secluded beaches of Vanuatu or the volcanic vistas of Hawaii.

South Pacific Sun Or European Charm

Reposition your view of paradise with a transatlantic or transpacific cruise

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CROSS-COASTAL CULTURE

Immerse yourself in the historic architecture and cultural achievements on either side of the oceans. 

MEANDER MUSEUMS

Are you a museum buff? Stop in Copenhagen for both the National Museum and National Gallery of Denmark. Or hit up the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and enjoy a field of sunflowers while pondering why this mysterious man cut off his ear.

MAKE HISTORY

There are historical sites across the Atlantic and Pacific to behold, such as  Old San Juan in Puerto Rico  with streets lined with blooming green trees. Or get an intimate look into Anne Frank's house in Amsterdam.

Wander European Gems

A transatlantic cruise lets you see the architectural and cultural influence of Europe on the Americas and then view the original masterpieces for yourself on the other side of the ocean. See the Cathedral of San Juan in  Puerto Rico  and the 14th-century Gothic Basilica of Santa Maria in  Barcelona .

OCEANS AWAY

Whether you're lounging on the beach or on board the ship, the oceans of the Atlantic and the Pacific hold plenty of opportunity for adventure. 

SNORKEL THE SEAS

Snorkeling is a popular activity in island ports across the world. In the South Pacific, many islands are surrounded by fringing reef as well, which is a haven for tropical marine life such as dolphins, squid and sea turtles.

BE A BEACH BUM

Make the most of island ports on a transpacific cruise and enjoy some beach time. Lounge in the white sand and turquoise waters of  Mystery Island in Vanuatu . Enjoy the combo of urban and volcanic views at Waikiki Beach in Honolulu.

JUMP ONBOARD

With so many days at sea, take advantage of the ship's many activities and attractions, including spa treatments, rock climbing, ice skating, musical performances and Casino Royale.

SAIL THE SEAS AND SEE CROSS-CONTINENTAL CULTURES

Transpacific and transatlantic cruises offer plenty of relaxing days at sea, plus exciting stops at idyllic, beach-filled islands and cities bustling with life and culture.

IN AWE OF THE ATLANTIC

Starting in Florida,  New York  or one of several European ports, a transatlantic cruise may include several city stops, Caribbean ports or a combination of both.

PREPARE FOR THE PACIFIC

From Sydney to either  Honolulu  or Seattle, be prepared to cross hemispheres and visit the best (and most beautiful) South Pacific islands.

WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO The Best Time to Cruise

For transatlantic cruises, the best time to set sail is either spring and fall, when the weather is still warm but prices are more affordable. However, transpacific cruises are recommended during the Southern Hemisphere's winter, from May to October. This is because summer is the South Pacific's cyclone season.

Remember to pack for all weather conditions, as you will have warm summery port days, as well as cooler nights at sea. On transpacific cruises, you'll also cross hemispheres, so may need clothing for summer and winter conditions if cruising from  Sydney  to  Seattle

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Although most Pacific and Caribbean islands have different currencies, many ports accept Australian or American dollars, and larger cities will also accept credit cards.

Consider bringing your own snorkeling equipment and reef boots to save on rental fees, if you're planning on snorkeling at multiple destinations.

With so many days at sea, try something new onboard, but also bring your own entertainment — whether that's an e-reader or a good book.

FOR THE FOODIE'S CROSS-COUNTRY CUISINES 

From Australia to the Azores, transatlantic and transpacific cruises expose you to several cuisines, including Caribbean, American and Pacific Islander. From fast-food favorites to rice-based comfort food, here are a few must-try foods.

AUSSIE MEAT PIES

Found in bakeries and convenience stores, Australians love their savory meat pies. Visit the iconic Harry's Cafe de Wheels in Sydney and tuck into one of their flaky pies filled with curried beef or chicken with a side of classic mushy peas.

PILE UP YOUR PLATE

Plate lunches are very popular in Hawaii, and traditionally feature scoops of white rice, macaroni salad and a meat-based entree like succulent kalua pig or a lau lau pork, with a smoky taste from its preparation in an underground oven.

FLORIDIAN FOOD

Tuck into some popular Floridian dishes before your transatlantic cruise departs. Savor a salty, satisfying Cuban sandwich piled high with pork and pickles. Try a Bahamian-inspired conch fritter, and key lime pie for dessert.

Related Ports

In the South Pacific, paradisal ports include Vanuatu, Fiji, French Polynesia and New Caledonia. In the Caribbean, choose from ports like the Bahamas, Barbados, Haiti and Antigua. Or spend more time in the great cities of Europe: Pop from Amsterdam over to the fjords of Norway or the natural volcanic spas of Reykjavik, Iceland.

Akureyri, Iceland

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Airlie Beach, Queensland

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Moorea, French Polynesia

Cairns (Yorkeys Knob), Australia

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Lifou, Loyalty Islands

Mare, New Caledonia

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Bay Of Islands, New Zealand

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17 Royal Caribbean Cruise Tips for First-time Passengers, According to Experts

Here's how to maximize your Royal Caribbean cruise, whether it's your first or fifth time on board.

Elizabeth Heath is a writer and editor living on a hill in Umbria, from where she writes about travel in Italy, the rest of Europe, and farther afield.

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If you’re shopping for a traditional cruise, chances are you’ll consider Royal Caribbean. The household name among big-ship cruise lines is the second-largest carrier on the seas (after Carnival). It has 27 ships in its fleet, including the new Icon of the Seas , the world’s largest cruise ship, with room for 7,600 passengers. Another four mega-ships are under construction. Even Royal Caribbean’s smallest vessels hold more than 2,400 passengers, so by any definition, they’re big.

If you’ve never sailed with Royal Caribbean, it can take a while to learn the ropes — nautical reference intended. And since your vacation time is precious, we asked some cruise line experts how to make the most of your first voyage. Here are their tips and tricks for first-time Royal Caribbean guests.

Don't wait to book.

It’s a piece of advice that goes for most cruise lines. Matt Hochberg of Royal Caribbean Blog , a fan and information site that's not affiliated with the company, says to book your Royal Caribbean cruise “as early as possible — as in now. It’s not like airfare where you can wait on the chance that prices will go down. Cruise prices stay where they are and only go up, and right now, demand is as high as it’s ever been. Your best bet is to book as early as you can, like 12 to 24 months out, to lock in the lowest price.”

Make show reservations in advance, too.

“Would you show up in New York for a theater weekend and simply cross your fingers and hope you get tickets to the shows you want?” asks Rob Clabbers, a Travel + Leisure A-List advisor and founder of Q Cruise + Travel . The answer is probably not, so use the "Manage My Cruise" feature on the Royal Caribbean website and book the shows you don’t want to miss. “You’re more likely to get the reservations you want and you’ll avoid having to scramble for seats or stand in line on your first day on board,” he adds.

Study the ship layout before your cruise.

If you’re like me, the anticipation of a cruise is half the fun. Use the weeks and months before your sailing to study deck plans and hone in on your favorite amenities. The largest Royal Caribbean ships are like small cities — the Icon and Oasis class ships even have their own neighborhoods. If you already have your bearings before embarking, you’ll waste less time riding the wrong elevator or wandering the wrong deck when trying to get to your destination — or back to your stateroom.

Get a jump on online check-in.

As soon as you book, access the "Manage My Cruise" portal on the Royal Caribbean website (the Royal Caribbean app has some of the same features). Then, as soon as online check-in opens, get right on it so you can secure the earliest possible window. “It makes the cruise terminal experience way faster,” says Hochberg. “About 30 days in advance, they’ll give you a check-in window. Arrive right around that time and you’ll breeze through — you don’t even stop moving.”

Opt for a drinks package.

You won’t go thirsty on a Royal Caribbean cruise, but free drinks are limited to standard coffee and tea, tap water, hot chocolate, milk, and a few other basics. Everything else costs extra — often a lot extra. “Even if you don’t drink alcohol, it may be worth checking out the options in advance, if you’re into premium coffees, sodas, juices, or bottled waters," says Clabbers. “Royal Caribbean occasionally offers promotions on the ‘Manage My Cruise’ [portal] that may save you money on certain beverage packages.”

Pack a swimsuit in your carry-on.

“Royal Caribbean ships have so many great pools and water features,” says Hochberg. And they get really crowded. Get ahead of the other passengers by packing a swimsuit in your daypack or carry-on. You can enjoy the pools, water parks, or the popular FlowRider surf simulator while you wait — often several hours — to access your cabin. “Embarkation day is one of the best times to go to the pools,” Hochberg adds. If you’re traveling with kids, you'll be glad you stashed those suits in your bag.

Splurge on a suite.

“Royal Caribbean ships can feel large and busy, so maybe you want to upgrade to a suite,” says Clabbers. Most suites start at around 300 square feet and go up from there — both in dimensions and price. You can expect to pay about twice as much for a suite, but the additional space may offer a welcome break from all the hubbub on board. Clabbers adds, “Depending on the category and ship you choose, you may enjoy suite-only restaurants and lounges, VIP treatment and embarkation, and even Royal Genie butler service.”

Asses how much drinking you’ll really do.

Royal Caribbean’s Deluxe Beverage Package — the only one that includes alcohol — follows a dynamic pricing model between $56 and $105 per day, per person, with prices varying depending on the ship, itinerary, and other factors. Alcoholic and soft drinks are expensive on board, but you still have to indulge a lot to make the package worth the investment. If you’re not sure how much you'll drink (and don’t want to feel obligated to do so simply because you’ve paid for a package), consider going a la carte for the first few days of your cruise. You can always add a drinks package later, as long as you still have at least four days left on your sailing.

Find your place in the sun.

If you want a poolside lounge chair, you'll have to arrive by 10 a.m. at the latest on most Royal Caribbean ships, according to Hochberg. “People who sleep in and roll up at noon are not getting a chair by the pool,” he says. That said, the ships do have plenty of outdoor space, even if it’s not right by a pool. “If you just want to be outside, there are other chairs. Walk to the front or back of the ship. The further away you are from the pool, the more chairs you’ll find,” he adds, noting the promenade deck on any Royal Caribbean ship is always a great spot to read.

Consider a balcony cabin.

Like most cruise lines, Royal Caribbean is adding more balcony cabins and suites on its ships, and that’s, of course, due to customer demand. “Balconies are the most popular option,” says Hochberg. Though they cost more than an interior or non-balcony room, they’re still reasonably priced compared to suites. Hochberg adds, “They offer more space and fresh air, and if you do get seasick, the view and fresh air help.”

Choose an older ship.

If your vacation is more about the destination than the journey, you should consider an older, smaller Royal Caribbean ship, especially given the demand for their newer Oasis and Icon vessels. Radiance and Vision classes are among the oldest and smallest in the fleet, but still offer plenty of big-ship amenities without the “city at sea” feel. Hochberg calls these ships “much more manageable,” to the point that you probably don’t even need to make show or specialty dining reservations in advance — though you might still want to book once you’re on board.

Look for no-kid zones.

Royal Caribbean is a family-friendly cruise line — there are a slew of facilities and programs made just for kids. But if you prefer a more adult experience, Royal Caribbean offers options. “Certain areas are adults-only, such as the casino and nightclubs,” says Hochberg. While bars and lounges technically allow children to enter, he says it’s rare to see kids in these areas in the evening. Later dinner seatings also mean fewer young kids. Almost every ship in the fleet offers the Solarium, an adults-only section with a pool and whirlpool, a sundeck, and a bar. On the brand’s private Caribbean island playground, Perfect Day at CocoCay , Hideaway Beach is the adults-only pool and beach, though entrance is for a fee. Hochberg also says that “on longer sailings — those past seven nights — the amount of kids drops precipitously.”

If you can’t snag a show reservation, try walking in.

Because booked passengers scoop up show reservations as soon as they’re offered online, you may not get your first choice when it comes to the many show offerings, which include ice-skating performances, aqua theater, and Broadway-quality productions. But don’t give up, says Hochberg. “Show up at least 30 minutes before the show, even if it's sold out,” he says. “You’ll almost certainly be able to get in, as people blow off their [advance] reservations.”

Cost out The Key program.

Clabbers says Royal Caribbean cruisers should look into The Key program , the paid upgrade that’s akin to the Genie+ service at Disney theme parks. “It provides priority boarding access, a welcome lunch, high-speed internet access, fast lane access to onboard activities, private time at the FlowRider surf simulator, dedicated theater seats at shows, and other niceties.” Prices fluctuate, though, so before you purchase, compare the cost of The Key versus that of Royal Caribbean’s Voom Surf & Stream internet package. If there’s not much difference in cost (remember, it’s per user, per day), The Key benefits are worth springing on. However, if there’s a big price difference — or you want to disconnect during your cruise — you can skip The Key.

Look into third-party excursions.

Shore excursions must also be reserved in advance, and depending on when you book, you might not get your first choice of activity or time slot. But that doesn’t mean you have to stay on board or near the port all day. “Of course, Royal Caribbean offers shore excursions wherever they go,” says Clabbers. “But if you like more options and potentially smaller groups or lower fares, take a look at excursions offered by third-party providers.” Clabbers likes Shore Excursions Group and Project Expedition . “If you prefer private [excursions], Context Travel offers cultural and historical tours and activities in cities around the world.”

BYOB — to a point.

Perhaps you don’t want to buy a beverage package, but you’d like to have a glass of wine or two during your cruise. Royal Caribbean lets you bring one 750-milliliter bottle of wine per cabin guest, per cruise, and for many light drinkers, that’s plenty. Don’t try and bring more than this, and don’t put it in your checked luggage — it will be confiscated and returned at the end of your journey, as will any alcohol you buy in ports of call. You can also bring up to 12 containers (bottles, cans, or cartons) with up to 17 ounces each of soft drinks per stateroom. If you bring your bottle of wine to a restaurant or other public area, you’ll be charged a corkage fee.

Skip the transatlantic cruise if you're a first-timer.

Transatlantic repositioning cruises are not ideal for first-time Royal Caribbean passengers, according to Hochberg. “Transatlantic cruises are like a fine wine. Once you’re more acclimated and know you like the shipboard experience, they offer great value priced per night,” he says. But you don’t want to get on board and find that you don’t like the brand, or worse, don’t like cruising. “They are long cruises with lots of sea days, and are very susceptible to the weather.”

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Icon of the seas: the best dining, amenities and more on royal caribbean's new ship.

This family-friendly megaship features plenty of activities, entertainment and restaurants.

Icon of the Seas

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Key Takeaways

• Icon of the Seas is the largest cruise ship in the world, with 18 passenger-accessible decks, eight different neighborhoods and 2,805 staterooms.
• Think of Icon of the Seas as an all-in-one adventure vacation contained on a ship. Young families and energetic travelers will enjoy it most.
• Itineraries originate from Miami , sail to destinations around the Caribbean and include a stop at Royal Caribbean's private island , Perfect Day at CocoCay.

If you have any degree of interest in traveling or cruising, chances are you've heard the buzz around Icon of the Seas. Another record-breaking ship by Royal Caribbean International , Icon of the Seas debuted on Jan. 27, 2024, as the largest cruise ship in the world. It is epic in every sense, featuring 18 cruiser-accessible decks and stretching 1,196 feet from bow to stern.

With greatest-of-all-time soccer player Lionel Messi as the ship's godfather, the Icon of the Seas is truly iconic. Messi brought the entire Inter Miami team along for the opening ceremony and the big reveal of the team's new Royal Caribbean-sponsored jerseys. I was fortunate enough to attend this star-studded ceremony as part of the press preview sailing in the days leading up to the ship's grand debut to the public. It was everything I thought it would be and more, and nobody could have been more appropriate than Messi to send this ship on her maiden voyage.

Boarding a ship of this size can seem overwhelming, but not when you understand the layout. Icon of the Seas is broken up into eight distinct neighborhoods: AquaDome, Central Park, Thrill Island, Chill Island, Royal Promenade, The Hideaway, Suite Neighborhood and Surfside, a neighborhood built for young families looking for nonstop fun and kid-approved eats and treats.

In addition to these public areas, there are 2,805 staterooms spread across 12 decks. Icon of the Seas' capacity maxes out at 7,600 passengers and 2,350 crew members, but with the plethora of public spaces and variety of things to do and see, you can choose your own adventure without encountering more crowds than you want to.

Find your perfect cruise

Skye Sherman

Icon of the Seas itinerary

During its inaugural 2024-2025 cruising season, Icon of the Seas offers seven-night eastern or western Caribbean adventures from Miami, stopping at a variety of tropical destinations. All sailings include a stop at Royal Caribbean's award-winning private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay, in the Bahamas . Other destinations include Basseterre, St. Kitts & Nevis ; Roatan, Honduras; and Cozumel, Mexico .

During the 2025-2026 cruising season, new destinations will include Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic ; San Juan, Puerto Rico ; Labadee, Haiti; Costa Maya, Mexico; and Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas (part of the U.S. Virgin Islands ). All sailings will originate from Miami.

No matter your Icon of the Seas itinerary, you'll visit beautiful places – but you can expect to feel torn about spending any time off the ship, because it's just that jampacked with things to do.

Who should sail on Icon of the Seas?

Icon of the Seas appeals not so much to a demographic as to a psychographic; you're going to need to be someone who likes to live life in all caps. Royal Caribbean set out to create "the world's best vacation" contained on a ship, so Icon of the Seas is for anyone who would enjoy the combination of a beach trip, a resort stay, a water park adventure and island-hopping.

Fun-loving travelers and families with kids of varying ages will do best on this ship; it feels a little bit like Disney World with over-the-top everything and a truly massive sprawl. Older travelers who prefer a more quiet, refined experience may want to opt for a less kid-friendly ship. Still, even couples without children will find plenty of fun adult-friendly things to do and romantic places to tuck in.

The Royal Promenade can be quite loud and buzzy, but simply relocating to another onboard neighborhood can completely shift the vibe. Also, keep in mind that the ship really is huge, and walking from end to end can be a hike, so those with limited mobility or endurance might want to look into a smaller ship.

Icon of the Seas prices are high in its opening season, but cruisers with big dreams and small budgets can expect rates to drop by the time the next ship in the series debuts.

The stateroom

With a ship this overstimulating, it's imperative that your stateroom is a haven. Luckily, Icon of the Seas offers peaceful rooms, many of which feature ocean or Central Park neighborhood views. Cruise ship accommodations are stereotypically compact – even cramped – but the floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows in Icon of the Seas' cabins (with the exception of the windowless interior rooms) lend an airy, open feel. The cabin layouts are also optimized to provide the maximum amount of storage, floor space and comfort.

Stateroom decor is mildly nautical- and tropical-themed, with calming hues that mimic the scenery outside your window (think blues, beiges and whites). High-tech elements include smart TVs, LED mirrors and the ability to control many aspects of your room from an app.

My husband and I stayed in an Ocean View Large Balcony Stateroom, a 204-square-foot refuge from the hustle and bustle of the ship (the balcony adds another 65 to 70 square feet). This room type can sleep up to four people with a sofa bed for one or two; the room also features twin beds that convert to a king bed for couples.

My husband is 6 feet, 3 inches tall, and we were comfortable in our room, even though our quarters included a large bed, a bathroom, a sofa and a desk. We loved sitting on our private balcony and watching the deep blues of the Atlantic Ocean flow by.

If money is no object, the Ultimate Family Townhouse – an over-the-top eight-guest, three-story pad with a private whirlpool on the balcony, three bathrooms, a slide that connects the second and main levels, an in-suite cinema, a dining room and a kitchenette – looks epic. But keep in mind, it costs nearly $100,000 for the week.

The Sunset Corner Suites (about one-fifth of the cost of the Ultimate Family Townhouse, but still expensive) are also pretty sweet, with a wraparound balcony and a bed facing the sea.

Luckily, not all rooms break the bank; with four main stateroom categories (suite, balcony, ocean view and inside) and 28 subcategories, there's something for everyone.

Best amenities on Icon of the Seas

It's almost impossible to run out of things to do aboard Icon of the Seas.

For thrill-seekers, the largest water park at sea – Category 6 – features the Frightening Bolt (the tallest waterslide on a ship) and the Pressure Drop (the first open freefall waterslide on a cruise vessel).

If you've tired of the seven swimming pools, six waterslides, laser tag, mini-golf, rock climbing wall, escape room, sports courts, outdoor decks, theater, spa and all-day programming, simply take a stroll down the Royal Promenade for Las Vegas -style people-watching. The Royal Promenade has 15 restaurants, bars and lounges, as well as a Starbucks that seems to have a line no matter what time you go. The neighborhood feels a bit like a shopping mall … if a shopping mall had floor-to-ceiling ocean views made possible by the world's largest kinetic art sculpture.

The Pearl, a feat of engineering, is one of the most unique aspects of the ship's design. This art piece is actually a load-bearing structure supporting three decks, but it looks and feels like an interactive art experience designed solely for the enjoyment of guests. The multisensory immersive structure has 3,000 kinetic panels and moody ever-changing lighting. It is one of the first things guests will see when they walk on board, as it stretches from the Royal Promenade up to Central Park.

My husband and I spent most of our time at the FlowRider surf simulator – his favorite amenity – but we made sure to leave time for Taylor Swift trivia at Spotlight Karaoke and the superhuman stunts of the Aqua Theater show, a must on any Icon of the Seas voyage. The ship even has a massive ice arena called Absolute Zero for ice skating (the 20-minute sessions are complimentary) and impressive shows.

We also loved lounging in The Overlook Bar & Pods, an area at the very front of the ship (behind the AquaDome) that features two levels of floor-to-ceiling wraparound windows. It felt airy and open, which can't be said about many cruise ship interiors.

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Best dining venues on Icon of the Seas

There are more dining options aboard Icon of the Seas than you can fit in on a seven-night cruise – but you can give it the old college try. Thirteen of the dining venues are complimentary, while 14 are specialty restaurants (which cost extra; fees vary). There are also 18 bars and lounges.

The best meal we experienced on the ship was at the Chops Grille specialty eatery. When we spotted Royal Caribbean CEO Jason Liberty and a group of bigwigs at a table next to us, we knew we were in the right place. We loved sitting outside and enjoying the breezes of Central Park while we chowed down, but you can eat indoors for an elegant steakhouse experience and a view of the open kitchen and butcher's display, which shows off specialty cuts like high-grade wagyu and bone-in tomahawks.

While I'd never turn down a swanky steak dinner, grabbing quick poolside bites at El Loco Fresh and indulging in some food hall-style grazing at AquaDome Market were equally enjoyable. We also had no complaints eating several meals at Windjammer, the classic complimentary cruise ship buffet.

Even though we don't have children, we stopped into Surfside Bites for a very kid-friendly meal, complete with soft serve ice cream cones from Sprinkles (because no cruise is complete without soft serve). We didn't try anything from the open-air, lemonade stand-inspired Lemon Post bar, but its menu of cocktails and mocktails looked delicious.

And since you're on vacation, be sure to check out the milkshake bar Desserted, where the sugary creations are as photo-worthy as they are decadent. They're worth the upcharge.

Best excursions on Icon of the Seas

Depending on what's on your Icon of the Seas itinerary, you may be able to book activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, tropical jungle adventures, visits to Mayan ruins, volcano hikes, rainforest zip lining, relaxing beach days or cultural immersion tours.

Note that Royal Caribbean features the same options on many of its other Caribbean cruises; none of the excursions on offer are exclusive to Icon of the Seas.

Because our press preview sailing only visited Perfect Day at CocoCay, we did not experience any of the shore excursions. Royal Caribbean's private island in the Bahamas was plenty of fun, even though we didn't plan anything in advance.

If we had made plans, we would have liked to check out the Up, Up and Away tethered hot air balloon, which wasn't running that day, and the overwater cabanas at Coco Beach Club, which were all booked. Thrill Waterpark (which features the tallest waterslide in North America), Oasis Lagoon (the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean) and the adults-only Hideaway Beach are other highlights of Perfect Day at CocoCay.

Overall impressions of Icon of the Seas

Royal Caribbean seems to be focused on superlatives. It has the biggest, best, tallest, largest and most of everything – especially when it comes to Icon of the Seas. If you like jampacked, adventurous vacations that squeeze a lot of adventure and relaxation into one memorable week, Icon of the Seas is probably for you.

While I love seeing Royal Caribbean push the limits of what cruises can be, the ship may almost be too big for some. It's an all-out Vegas-esque vessel that feels more like a floating city; you will probably forget (more than once) that you're not on dry land.

That's not necessarily a bad thing – if Icon of the Seas looks fun to you, it probably will be – but my husband and I tend to gravitate more toward authentic, immersive, on-the-ground cultural experiences when we travel. While Icon of the Seas is a lot of things, it's not that. We had a fantastic time and have already started planning a future Royal Caribbean cruise with a group of friends and family, but we also sympathize with the anticruisers of the world. Vacationing does not a traveler make.

Still, the shows are entertaining, the service is attentive, the music is jamming, and the architecture and design are incredibly impressive. I have no real complaints and suspect that most cruisers will have the time of their lives on Icon of the Seas – exactly as the minds at Royal Caribbean envisioned when they dreamed up this iconic ship.

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Skye Sherman has been cruising since childhood, when her parents took her on her first cruise through the Caribbean. She has sailed various ocean cruise lines, gone off the grid for a six-day riverboat expedition deep into the Amazon River and even planned a European river cruise with 48 of her closest family and friends. She's a fourth-generation Floridian and hopes to visit every country in the world during her lifetime. She covers travel and lifestyle topics for major publications including U.S. News & World Report.

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