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Who should travel
Royal Caribbean is a hit among families and active cruisers alike, who cannot get enough of the cruise line’s state-of-the-art facilities and amazing activities.
From kids-orientated entertainment and enrichment to recreational options that range from surfing to VR-enhanced trampolining, Royal’s offering for children is second to none, so whatever age they are, they can find something
Adults are also well-catered for, with a great selection of eateries, bars, spas and shopping on board. Despite the ships being so vast, they rarely feel overcrowded as Royal has done an excellent job of spacing out public areas.
Royal is also well-suited to first-time cruisers, whether they’re a family, group of friends or couple looking for a fun and exciting experience.
Destinations
Royal Caribbean International sails all the world to more than 300 destinations, including the Caribbean and the Bahamas, Mexico, the Baltics, Northern Europe, the British Isles, the Mediterranean, Alaska, North America, Asia, South Pacific, Australia, New Zealand, the Middle East, Canary Islands, and Central and South America.
Essentially, anywhere in the world you want to explore, Royal Caribbean can take you there.
In fact, the cruise line also boasts it’s own private island – Perfect Day at CocoCay. In this island, guests can find beaches, waterslides, several dining options, a freshwater pool and even a helium balloon adventure, a special day out guaranteed.
Dining
Where to start?
Royal Caribbean divides it's dining options into three.
The first is speciality dining, which is a great choice for a special occasion or celebrating with friends.
Stand-out speciality dining options include Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen, where guests can enjoy the freshest ingredients and be transported to one of Italy's buzzing squares.
Another must-try option is the Chef’s Table, where guests can be completely involved in the cooking process and learn something new along the way.
The second dining option is casual dining, so this includes grab-and-go options for quick bites that don't compromise of flavour or quality.
The last style of dining is to dine in. Guests can enjoy all their cruise favourites delivered to their door – think mimosas in bed.
Inclusions
There is plenty included with Royal Caribbean. Guests can rest easy as full-board with all meals included – so whether guests want to opt for the buffet, snack bar or a themed restaurant, they are all included (as long as they are not speciality dining).
Royal Caribbean is known for it's jaw-dropping entertainment, so it comes as no suprise that entertainment, including West End-style productions in the ships' theatres, parades, bars, live music and nightclubs, is included.
To keep up any fitness regimes, the fitness centre is included in the price.
Of course, the amazing activities onboard are all included – so whether the massive waterslide, is on the top of passengers to-do list, they can rest easy knowing it's included.
