The core of the Majesty of the Seas is its very experience dating from its maiden voyage of 1992. This smartly streamlined cruise ship is well-accustomed to casual, short cruises for a wide range of passengers, especially for families. For a primed ship, over-all deck atmosphere is casual and comfortable with clean cut interiors and … Read more
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=”.vc_custom_1475210821741{padding-bottom: 5% !important;}”]Second of five in the Voyager-class Series, Explorer of the Seas adopted a resort concept brimmed with facilities, activities and entertainment. After a major 2014 refit, amenities now include a skating rink, concert venue, TV studio, spa and solarium complex, a shopping boulevard, 3D movie theatre, outdoor movie screen, wedding chapel and … Read more
The 4,180-passenger Anthem of the Seas is the second ship to debut in Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Class series. Anthem is a ship that is big, bold, and beautiful, with a touch of whimsy. Reminiscent of a Las Vegas hotel, the general atmosphere on board is a perfect balance between modern sophistication and straight-up fun. Anthem … Read more
Quantum of the Seas is known for its latest technology – from hydrodynamic design, hull shape, low emissions and its low fuel consumption. Two of her highlights are the London Eye-inspired gondola called the North Star, attached to a mechanical arm 91 metres above sea level it gives the passengers a 360 degree bird’s-eye view … Read more
Carnival Magic offers sophisticated spaces, from the main dining rooms to the sun deck. There’s the new-to-Magic Sport Square outdoor recreation area for adrenaline-pumping onboard adventures. Featuring the first-ever ropes course at sea, an outdoor fitness area, and a two-level mini-golf course, SportSquare is a welcome addition to the cruise world. Accommodation Carnival Magic’s cabins … Read more
Despite being one of the smallest and oldest vessels in the line, Rhapsody of the Seas does not cease to draw a crowd of high-spirited couples as well as families. Since its 2012 refurb, Rhapsody now sports most of the Royal Caribbean signature amenities like the alfresco LED video wall, more specialty dining venues, and … Read more
Navigator of the Seas Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2016 The 2014 refurbishment of Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas provided passengers with more choices to indulge themselves in the Royal Promenade indoor mall with bars, shops and parades, as well as new dining options and the FlowRider surf simulator. It was … Read more
Brilliance of the Seas Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2016 The 2,112-passenger Brilliance of the Seas is the second in Royal Caribbean’s mid-sized Radiance class. It sails the Mediterranean during summers and is docked in Dubai in winter. After its 2013 refurbishing, Brilliance of the Seas now incorporates contemporary interiors with the … Read more
Celebrity Summit is part of the Celebrity Cruises’ Millennium-class ships. She has three sister ships – Celebrity Constellation, Celebrity Infinity and Celebrity Millennium. Fast Facts Launched: November 2011 Tonnage: 91,000 Passengers: 1,950 Crew: 999 Itineraries: Bermuda, Caribbean, New England, Canada Staterooms Categories include: Penthouse Suite Celebrity Suite Accessible Sky Suite Royal Suite Sky Suite AquaClass … Read more
She's the most specious ship yet from luxury line Oceania Cruises. James Sitters tells Rose Kelly and Peter Lynch what's on board the new class of ship, including restaurants, spas and suites.
