While Aussies are keeping their fingers crossed as to the possibility of sailing with the iconic ship from Australia, Cruise Passenger has prepared an ultimate guide to RCL's newest ocean gem- the world's largest Icon of the Seas.Â
It’s a show stopper. Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas - the biggest cruise ship ever to set sail with 7600 passengers - has been named in the World's Greatest Places of 2024 according to Time Magazine.
As Icon of the Seas sails her maiden voyages, cruisers down under are asking: could the world’s largest cruise ship, at 364.75 metres, sail in Australia?
Football star and eight-time winner of the prestigious Ballon d’Or award, Lionel Messi has been named as the official icon for Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas.
Fernando is living the life we all aspire to. He has sailed for 130 world cruises aboard ultra luxury line Crystal. That's 15,600 days of being served the finest cuisine, sleeping in suites with a personal butler and visiting the world's most beautiful cities. Who better to tell us about Crystal's next world cruise!
