Royal Caribbean
Why you should choose a Royal Caribbean cruise
Royal Caribbean is perfect for travellers who enjoy choice, adventure and comfort at sea. Its modern, informal style lets you design your day - whether that's trying zip lines, surf simulators, or climbing walls, relaxing by the pool, or enjoying a spa treatment. Ships are divided into neighbourhood-style spaces, so even the largest vessels feel easy to navigate, with dining, entertainment and social spaces for families, couples and groups.
Revells Travel recommends Royal Caribbean for its combination of innovation, variety and value. With global itineraries, exclusive destinations like Perfect Day at CocoCay, and a mix of family-friendly and adults-only options, it delivers a lively, resort-style cruise experience that's adventurous yet approachable.
Royal Caribbean KEY FACTS
Award-Winning Ships
Some of the largest, most innovative ships, packed with activities and entertainment.
Ideal for Families & Couples
Extensive kids' clubs, adults-only areas and spaces suited to all ages, interests and group types.
Choice of Global Itineraries
Sail the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Alaska and beyond with flexible routes and stops.
Life on Board Royal Caribbean
We'll highlight three popular Royal Caribbean ships to give you a sense of what to expect on board. Life at sea is vibrant yet flexible - days can be adventurous or relaxing, with pools, dining, entertainment and dedicated family or adults-only spaces, making it easy to enjoy your cruise your way.
Oasis of the Seas
Huge Oasis‑class floating resort with Central Park & Boardwalk design, tons of dining from casual to specialty, and family fun zones; common Caribbean & Bahamas itineraries.
Wonder of the Seas
One of the world's largest ships, 20+ eateries, multiple pools and family thrills, diverse neighbourhoods, sailing mostly Caribbean routes including Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Quantum of the Seas
Innovative Quantum‑class ship with skydiving simulator & North Star pod, varied dining, advanced tech and Alaska, Caribbean & Bahamas destinations.
Explore some of our favourite Royal Caribbean ITineraries...
Eastern Caribbean & Perfect Day Cruise (9 nights)
A typical Eastern Caribbean itinerary with Royal Caribbean sails from Florida, visiting tropical ports such as St Thomas, Philipsburg and the cruise line's private island Perfect Day at CocoCay. Cruising works beautifully here because the islands are close together, letting you enjoy multiple cultures, beaches and activities in one effortless holiday. One day might bring snorkelling over coral reefs, the next duty-free shopping or white-sand beaches, while CocoCay adds waterparks, cabanas and relaxed island time exclusively for cruise guests.
Best time to visit: December to April offers warm sunshine, low rainfall and calm seas, making it the most comfortable season for beach days and island exploration.
Italy, Croatia & The Adriatic Cruise (7 nights)
A typical Adriatic sailing with Royal Caribbean departs from Ravenna or Venice and visits historic ports such as Dubrovnik, Split and Kotor. Cruising is ideal here because these medieval cities and coastal gems are spread along a spectacular shoreline, allowing you to explore several UNESCO-listed old towns without long overland travel. One day might bring Roman ruins and bustling piazzas, the next dramatic fjord-like bays and marble-walled cities rising above the Adriatic.
Best time to visit: May to June and September offer warm weather, pleasant sailing conditions and fewer crowds than the peak midsummer months.
Alaska Inside Passage Cruise
(7 nights)
An Alaska Inside Passage cruise with Royal Caribbean International typically sails from Seattle or Vancouver, visiting frontier ports such as Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan, often including scenic glacier cruising near Endicott Arm or Dawes Glacier. Cruising is perfect here because the dramatic landscapes, wildlife and glaciers are most easily reached by sea, with the ship gliding past forests, fjords and ice-blue glaciers while you explore historic gold-rush towns ashore.
Best time to visit: June to August brings the warmest weather, long daylight hours and excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing and glacier sightseeing.