Royal Caribbean Cruises

Royal Caribbean Cruise Line is based in Miami, Florida, and is the second largest cruise company in the world with a fleet of 28 cruise ships that are split into seven different classes:

• Quantum Class
• Oasis Class
• Freedom Class
• Voyager Class
• Radiance Class
• Vision Class
• Sovereign Class

Each class has unique features making its ships perfect for operating the specific areas they are assigned to. The Royal Caribbean fleet consists of the world’s largest and most innovative ships, like the Symphony of the Seas that was launched in 2018. Royal Caribbean takes thousands of passengers to over 300 destinations every year:

• Alaska
• Asia
• Australia
• The Caribbean
• South America
• South Pacific
• Hawaii
• Canada
• Panama Canal
• The Mediterranean
• Baltic Sea
• New Zealand
• Norway

Make yourself comfortable and forget about claustrophobia in one of the Royal Caribbean innovative Inside Cabins with a Virtual Balcony or enjoy your trip in one of the Outside Cabins with real sea views. For pure luxury, treat yourself to a cabin in the Royal Suite Class.

Why Royal Caribbean?

For the past 15 years, Royal Caribbean has regularly won the coveted Travel Weekly Readers’ Choice Award as the “Best Cruise Line Overall” and the “Best Cruise Line in the Caribbean”. Owning a fleet of some of the largest ships at sea means taking great care in operating them in an environmentally friendly fashion. 2016 saw Royal Caribbean announce global partnership with the World Wildlife Fund in an effort to help support ocean conservation. The cruise line also works closely with various schools and universities promoting and supporting education. So cruising on board one of the Royal Caribbean ships doesn’t only mean having a blast and enjoying every day but also doing something good for the world.

Royal Caribbean Fleet

Royal Caribbean boasts an extensive fleet. The most popular of them that are departing from Australia are:

• Radiance of the Seas
• Ovation of the Seas
• Quantum of the Seas
• Serenade of the Seas
• Voyager of the Seas

Select one of these home ports to cruise from:

• Sydney
• Brisbane
• Fremantle

On board the Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean is famous for its innovations when it comes to onboard activities:

• Indoor skydiving
• Bumper cars
• Surf simulator
• Rock climbing
• Ice skating
• Splashaway Bay
• Mini golf

The North Star, a unique Royal Caribbean feature that is essentially a big glass capsule, will take you as high as 90m above sea level, providing astonishing views of the surroundings and the sides of the ship.

You can also enjoy some of the most advanced spa treatments at sea at the onboard Vitality Spa:

• Massages
• Wraps
• Facials
• Acupuncture
• Tooth whitening

All treatments are done using luxury products like ‘Elemis’, ‘bliss’ and ‘La Therapie’. Rest, recharge your batteries and emerge renewed and rejuvenated so you can face another eventful day.

Still up for something relaxing?

• Outdoor movie night
• Jewellery, sushi or cupcake making class
• The Solarium – an adult-only retreat
• Broadway-style musicals
• Schooner Bar for cocktails
• Live music at the Piano Bar

Whatever you seek, you will definitely find it onboard one of the Royal Caribbean ships, the hardest thing will be deciding where to start.

Most Popular Destinations

Royal Caribbean cruises over 300 destinations, making it easy for you to choose that one perfect itinerary you are after.

The cruise line’s close to home routes are always a hit. However, venturing a little further out and exploring the world is just as popular. So make your mind up, and we will help you find the right itinerary:

• Australia
• New Zealand
• Vanuatu and Fiji
• Japan
• The Mediterranean
• The Greek Isles
• The Caribbean