Cruise Operators – Royal Caribbean Cruises
Royal Caribbean Cruises has many ships which call at over one hundred destinations around the world. Ships visit all parts of the Americas from Alaska to the Panama Canal and regularly sail around the Caribbean and the Mediterranean. Holiday makers using Royal Caribbean Cruises can take part in excursions to see parts of the world they would not normally visit. Cruises to Asia and Australasia are proving to be very popular and take in such destinations as Japan and New Zealand.
The staterooms onboard ship are the height of comfort and while the design will vary from ship to ship, all rooms are equipped with private bathrooms, televisions, telephones and other home comforts such as a hairdryer. Staterooms fall into four main categories. Suites offer multiple rooms and occasionally have a balcony and their own bar. There are balcony rooms which have a private balcony while outside rooms offer uninterrupted views across the sea. Interior rooms have the same comforts as other staterooms and have windows which overlook the Promenade.
Royal Caribbean Cruises offer cruise tours, which are a combination of a sea cruise and a land holiday. The ship calls at a destination and guests disembark for a couple of days sightseeing and a stay in a regular hotel. Depending on the cruise, this can be done either at the beginning or end of your sea voyage and cruise tours are offered to a number of different places in the world, giving you a chance to see places that that ship cannot physically take you to.