Voyager of the Seas

Ice skating, a FlowRider and a teen hideaway

The ice rink is the surprise on Voyager of the Seas. Skating is complimentary for every guest, first-timers included, and you share the ice with families and fellow guests alike. Like most Royal Caribbean ships, she also has a FlowRider, a 40-foot surf simulator with stadium seating where friends can watch you carve or wipe out.

Teenagers aged 13 to 17 get Teen Spaces, reached through a hidden speakeasy-style entrance. Inside are a gaming lounge, movie areas and a sunny outdoor patio. It lets them set their own schedule between family time and downtime. Children aged 3 to 11 have Adventure Ocean, included in the fare, and The Perfect Storm waterslides cost nothing extra either.

Spring out of Brisbane, summer from Sydney to Singapore

Her Australian season brings 7-night South Pacific round trips from Brisbane in October and November, sold among this line’s 2027 sailings from Brisbane. Stops change between departures, but you might see Lifou in New Caledonia, or Luganville and Mystery Island in Vanuatu.

In January she sails one-way up the Australian coast from Sydney to Singapore over 15 or 18 nights, one of Royal Caribbean’s cruises from Australia. Typical calls include Airlie Beach, Darwin and Lombok. The voyage finishes in Singapore, so the flight home leaves from there. Live in Sydney and you board without a flight; from another state it is a domestic flight, which we book too.

She reaches Brisbane the long way. In September and October she crosses one-way from Seattle over 26 or 28 nights; ports vary, and Honolulu, Moorea and Papeete are among them. In April and May she runs 6- and 7-night Royal Caribbean Alaska round trips from Seattle, with Juneau, Skagway and Sitka as typical calls. Wherever she sails from, we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers on one booking. From Los Angeles she runs 3- to 7-night round trips along the West Coast and the Mexican Riviera, and with a night or two in Los Angeles booked alongside, each becomes part of a longer holiday.

Her fellow Voyager Class ships include Navigator of the Seas and Mariner of the Seas. The rest of the line is on our Royal Caribbean cruises page.

An English pub, the Schooner Bar and Casino Royale

Her pub performances bring a slice of English pub culture to sea, with imported beers and songs played unplugged on request. Entry is free, while food and drinks are charged. Like most of the line’s ships, she also has the Schooner Bar, with its piano and portholes, and Casino Royale, where free lessons teach the basics of popular games. Drinks in her bars are paid for unless you have a beverage package.

Voyager of the Seas cabins and deck plans

Her suites come under Royal Suite Class, the line’s suite tier, which gives suite guests perks such as priority service. Sky and Star Class suite guests also have the Suite Lounge, a quieter retreat with ocean views and a daily cocktail hour. With 1,801 cabins aboard, her cabins and deck plans are the place to find yours before you book.

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