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Royal Caribbean is known for bold, activity-packed ships that turn the voyage itself into the destination.

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Enjoy FREE Balcony upgrades, save up to 60% off second guest AND take kids with from $59 per person per day when you book select Royal Caribbean sailings before close of business on 31 August 2026. Ask your cruise consultant if this special applies to your departure. Conditions apply.*

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Bali Bliss & Golden Kingdoms

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10/2027 - 11/2027

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New Zealand from Sydney, Australia with the Anthem of the Seas

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12/2026

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02/2028 - 03/2028

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Transpacific, Pacific,French Polynesia,United States,Hawaii,Australia,North America,USA West Coast

04/2027 - 05/2027

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South Pacific from Brisbane, Australia with the Quantum of the Seas

South Pacific, Vanuatu,Australia,New Caledonia

12/2026

-7%

fromA$2,399

South Pacific from Sydney, Australia with the Anthem of the Seas

South Pacific, Vanuatu,Sydney,Australia,New Caledonia

11/2026 - 04/2027

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Royal Caribbean Cruises

Royal Caribbean is one of the largest cruise lines in the world. A number of their ships hold the record for being the biggest at sea. Ovation of the Seas, Voyager of the Seas and Explorer of the Seas call Australia home, offering multiple options to depart from a home port and discover the world.

Royal Caribbean stands for all things BIG: unique entertainment, activities and innovative concepts that are all aligned with their slogan - 'Designed for WOW'. A good example of this are their Inside Cabins with floor to ceiling 'Virtual Balconies' - flat screens that show real time ocean and destination views.

From musicals, shows and robot bartenders, to adventure activities like the 'Ultimate Abyss' - the tallest slide at sea, there is something for everyone in the family. The 'Adventure Ocean Program' offers childcare for ages 3-17, helping parents relax.

Everything is bold and exciting with Royal Caribbean - perfect for first time cruisers looking to experience it all.

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Expert tip: choosing the right Royal Caribbean ship matters more than the itinerary

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On Royal Caribbean, the ship you sail shapes your holiday as much as the ports do — so be clear about what you want before you choose. If activity and entertainment are the priority, look at the larger vessels; if you prefer a quieter atmosphere or a scenic cruising region like Alaska or New Zealand, a mid-size ship such as Brilliance of the Seas or Serenade of the Seas will feel more fitting. Also worth knowing: cabin grades on Royal Caribbean are tiered meaningfully, and moving up one grade — particularly to a balcony — often makes a bigger difference to daily enjoyment than choosing a longer itinerary.

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Waterslides, an infinity pool, and thrills like Crown’s Edge make Legend of the Seas a dynamic experience at sea.

From the high-speed thrills of Category 6 to the suspended infinity pool at Hideaway and the daring Crown’s Edge experience, the Star of the Seas unfolds as a bold, open-air world built around water, movement, and energy at sea.

From the record-breaking Category 6 waterpark to the suspended infinity pool at Hideaway, the Icon of the Seas unfolds as a series of vibrant, water-focused environments—each designed with its own energy, atmosphere, and connection to the sea.

Designed around distinct neighbourhoods that shift in energy from day to night, the Utopia of the Seas combines vibrant open-air spaces, bold features like the Ultimate Abyss, and a lively atmosphere built for non-stop experiences at sea.

From the glass observation capsule North Star to the versatile SeaPlex indoor activity space and the FlowRider surf simulator, the Odyssey of the Seas brings together innovation and activity in a cruise experience designed to constantly adapt throughout the day.

A floating world of towering spaces, lush greenery, and high-adrenaline experiences—the Wonder of the Seas brings together neighbourhoods, the Ultimate Abyss slide, and open-air areas like Central Park in one of the most expansive cruise environments ever created.

From the panoramic North Star to immersive experiences like the Sky Pad and the versatile SeaPlex, the Spectrum of the Seas blends technology and design into a cruise experience shaped around innovation and interactive spaces.

Towering above the decks, the Ultimate Abyss slide, open-air spaces like Central Park, and the AquaTheater create a dynamic contrast on board the Symphony of the Seas, where each area brings its own energy and atmosphere.

From the glass observation capsule North Star to open decks designed for panoramic views, the Ovation of the Seas connects innovation with the surrounding landscape, creating a cruise experience shaped as much by the destination as by the ship itself.

From the quiet greenery of Central Park to the lively Boardwalk and the dramatic AquaTheater, the Harmony of the Seas unfolds as a series of distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own rhythm and atmosphere.

A glass capsule lifting you high above the ocean, panoramic spaces that transform from day to night, and one of the most versatile indoor activity complexes at sea—the Anthem of the Seas blends technology and design to create a cruise experience that constantly evolves throughout the journey.

Rise above the ocean in the North Star, a glass observation capsule that lifts you high above sea level for uninterrupted 360° views, one of the most distinctive experiences at sea. On board the Quantum of the Seas, cutting-edge venues like the SeaPlex transform from sports arena to entertainment space, creating a cruise that feels anything but traditional.

Designed as the first ship to introduce the neighbourhood concept at sea, the Oasis of the Seas brings together open-air spaces, lush greenery, and entertainment venues in a layout that redefined how a cruise ship is experienced.

Distinct neighbourhoods, from the tree-lined Central Park to the lively Boardwalk, create a ship that feels more like a floating city than a traditional cruise. On board the Allure of the Seas, experiences shift with every step—whether it’s open-air strolls, the dramatic AquaTheater, or evenings filled with Broadway musicals, ice shows, and live performances designed to transform the ship after dark.

Independence of the Seas

Surf on the FlowRider, cool off in the Splashaway Bay water area, and unwind across open deck spaces designed for both activity and relaxation—the Independence of the Seas balances high-energy moments with laid-back time by the sea.

The rush of the FlowRider, the Tidal Wave boomerang slide, and open pool decks make Liberty of the Seas a blend of high-energy activities and relaxed outdoor spaces by the sea.

Surf at sea on the FlowRider, unwind by the pool, and enjoy open deck spaces designed for both activity and relaxation—the Freedom of the Seas balances energy and laid-back moments throughout the journey.

Floor-to-ceiling glass, panoramic ocean views, and tranquil spaces like the adults-only Solarium define the Jewel of the Seas, where light-filled interiors and open decks keep the focus on the sea throughout the journey.

From high-speed waterslides like The Perfect Storm to the surf simulator FlowRider and open deck spaces, the Mariner of the Seas combines high-energy attractions with a modern, outdoor-focused cruise experience.

Panoramic glass walls, ocean views in every direction, and tranquil spaces like the adults-only Solarium define the Serenade of the Seas, where the journey is shaped as much by the surrounding landscape as by life on board.

Brilliance of the Seas

Floor-to-ceiling glass, panoramic elevators, and tranquil spaces like the adults-only Solarium create a ship designed around light, views, and quiet moments. On board the Brilliance of the Seas, the ocean is always in sight, shaping a more relaxed and refined cruise experience.

Navigator of the Seas

The Blaster, one of the longest waterslides at sea, the Riptide mat racer, and the FlowRider surf simulator make Navigator of the Seas a cruise experience focused on speed, action, and water-based thrills.

Adventure of the Seas

Expansive open decks, a resort-style pool area, and a poolside movie screen that brings evenings to life under the stars—the Adventure of the Seas focuses on laid-back outdoor living, where sea views and fresh air are part of every moment.

Panoramic ocean views, sunlit pool decks, and features like the rock climbing wall define the Radiance of the Seas, where open spaces and scenic surroundings shape a cruise experience focused on both relaxation and exploration.

Centered around the Royal Promenade, a lively indoor boulevard lined with cafés, bars, and shops, the Explorer of the Seas blends active days with social spaces designed to bring people together. From ice skating at sea to open deck views, the experience moves seamlessly between energy and relaxation.

Centered around the Royal Promenade, the Voyager of the Seas combines lively indoor spaces with experiences like ice skating at sea and the FlowRider surf simulator, creating a cruise that balances activity, social moments, and time to unwind.

Vision of the Seas offers endless possibilities: exercise in the stat-of-the-art fitness center, enjoy exquisite culinary offerings in different restaurants or completely relax in the 'Vitality Spa'. You will not get bored!

Enchantment of the Seas

Expansive ocean views, a central pool area designed for slow, sun-filled days, and a more intimate onboard atmosphere—the Enchantment of the Seas offers a cruise experience where the sea remains the main focus, from sunrise to sunset.

Open ocean views, sunlit decks, and features like the rock climbing wall and the adults-only Solarium define the Rhapsody of the Seas, where a more relaxed pace shapes the experience at sea.

The Grandeur of the Seas offers all amenities you would expect from a modern cruise liner. A spa, an athletic track and different pools will please every guest aboard.

From multi-level pool decks to ocean-facing spaces at every turn, the Hero of the Seas unfolds as a series of distinct environments shaped around water, each with its own energy, atmosphere, and connection to the sea.

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What sailing with Royal Caribbean is really like

Royal Caribbean does something most cruise lines do not: it makes the ship the headline. From the moment you step aboard, there is a deliberate sense of scale and spectacle — waterparks, surf simulators, jazz bars, hibachi counters and champagne lounges all coexisting on the same vessel. Whether you are drawn to the adrenaline of the FlowRider surf machine or prefer an evening at Lou’s Jazz and Blues, the fleet is built for guests who want to do more at sea, not just relax between ports.

What the ships feel like on board

Dining and drinking cover a broad range without feeling overwhelming. Included restaurants span everything from Chops Grille and Izumi Hibachi Sushi to the casual Surfside Eatery and the all-day Aquadome Market. For drinks, Schooner Bar, Boleros and Bubbles Champagne Bar give the evenings a distinct personality depending on your mood. On the activity side, Splashaway Bay keeps younger travellers busy while Crown’s Edge and Adrenaline Peak challenge those who want something more thrilling.

The fleet spans a wide range of sizes, so the experience varies considerably by ship. Icon of the Seas and Star of the Seas sit at the ambitious end of what a cruise ship can be, while ships like Brilliance of the Seas offer a more intimate scale that suits longer itineraries and less port-heavy voyages. Anthem of the Seas is a strong middle ground — large enough to feel lively, compact enough to feel personal.

Who Royal Caribbean suits

Royal Caribbean works especially well for families, groups of friends travelling together, and couples who want variety rather than quiet. The range of included activities means children and adults rarely run out of things to do at sea. Solo travellers and couples who prefer a slower pace can find their niche too — the line’s bigger ships are genuinely large enough that you can avoid the busiest decks entirely if you choose.

Itinerary lengths currently on sale run from short breaks to longer voyages, with most sailings sitting around a week — long enough to feel like a proper holiday, short enough to suit first-timers not ready to commit to a fortnight away.

Where Royal Caribbean sails

The itinerary map is one of the broadest in cruising. For Australian and New Zealand guests, the closest options include Royal Caribbean sailings from Australia, with departures from both Brisbane and Sydney — no international flight required for guests living nearby, and only a short domestic hop from other states. Singapore is another regional gateway; see all Singapore cruise departures for Royal Caribbean’s South East Asia options.

Further afield, Japan is one of the most-requested regions on the Royal Caribbean calendar — browse cruises to Japan for a full look at what’s available. The South Pacific and New Zealand are strong choices for Australians wanting something closer to home; the Sydney to New Zealand run is consistently one of the most popular itineraries on the fleet. The Mediterranean is another major region, with sailings from Barcelona, Athens and Rome — explore Mediterranean cruises for upcoming departures. For something more adventurous, Royal Caribbean Alaska sailings depart from Vancouver and make for a compelling longer trip.

Those wanting to explore the Pacific in a different direction can look at cruises from Sydney to Hawaii, while the Quantum of the Seas sailing from Brisbane is a well-established favourite for Queensland-based travellers — see the dedicated Quantum of the Seas Brisbane page for dates and cabin grades.

How to book Royal Caribbean with CruiseAway

Because the vast majority of Royal Caribbean sailings depart from the United States, Asia and Europe, most bookings work best as a complete holiday package. CruiseAway’s DreamAway Packages bundle the cruise with flights, hotels either side and transfers into a single booking — so the ship is the centrepiece of the trip, not a logistical puzzle to solve separately.

Our cruise experts know the Royal Caribbean fleet in detail — which cabin grades are worth upgrading to, which sailings book out earliest, and how the different ship classes compare for different kinds of traveller. CruiseAway’s Best Price Guarantee means you can book with confidence knowing you are not paying more than you need to. Whatever itinerary or cabin type you are weighing up, we put the whole holiday on one booking.