Royal Caribbean is evolving, and Australian cruisers are a key part of its plans moving forward. They themselves highlight how they’re ‘turning a cruise company into a vacation company’ as they move forward into a new era.
Grandeur of the Seas Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 The Grandeur of the Seas is a mid-sized ship that might be popular for enthusiasts of the arts as a huge collection of works are at display and housed in the art gallery on top of classical and contemporary productions that altogether … Read more
Harmony of the Seas Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 The Harmony of the Sea is not only the largest ship of the Royal Caribbean Cruises but also the largest ship in the world. Young with its maiden voyage last June 2015, the Harmony is sure to promise the latest and most … Read more
Allure of the Seas Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 The title holder for being the world’s largest cruise ship for six years (before it was grabbed by Harmony of the Seas), Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas can carry a maximum 6,452 passengers when every berth is occupied. Similar to Oasis … Read more
Enchantment of the Seas Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 Enchantment of the Seas warmly welcomes families on board. There are exciting surprises and activities for the kids to enjoy. Nightlife is a guaranteed relaxing escape. The amenities and accommodation are great. Dress codes are enforced in the ship. Strictly no flip-flops … Read more
Freedom of the Seas Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 When Freedom of the Seas launched in 2006, it debuted as the world’s biggest cruise ship, carrying 4,500 passengers and is the ship that introduced the first in the industry FlowRider surf simulator, now a Royal Caribbean trademark. With its amenities, Freedom … Read more
Mariner of the Seas Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas, launched in 2003, is the fifth and last vessel in the company’s game-changing Voyager class. Mariner is largely identical to its siblings, Voyager of the Seas, Explorer of the Seas, Adventure of the Seas and Navigator … Read more
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Royal Caribbean CEO told Cruise Weekly “if you’re sailing out of the Australian market, you will be going to Lelepa.”
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.
