WORLDWIDE CRUISES - Cruise1st.com.au

CRUISE PLANNER 2011/12 

EUROPE & THE 

MIDDLE EAST Pages 32-41 

Adventure of the Seas® 

Brilliance of the Seas® 

Grandeur of the Seas® 

Jewel of the Seas® 

Liberty of the Seas® 

Mariner of the Seas® 

Navigator of the Seas® 

Splendour of the Seas® 

Vision of the Seas® 

Voyager of the Seas® 

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 

CARIBBEAN & 

THE BAHAMAS Pages 44-51 


Allure of the Seas SM 

Explorer of the Seas® 

Freedom of the Seas® 

Grandeur of the Seas® 


Majesty of the Seas® 

Navigator of the Seas® 

Oasis of the Seas SM 

Serenade of the Seas® 

Voyager of the Seas® 

ASIA, AMERICAS 

& SOUTH PACIFIC Pages 54-63 

Asia 

Legend of the Seas® 

South America 

Splendour of the Seas® 

Vision of the Seas® 

Americas 

Explorer of the Seas® 

Jewel of the Seas® 

Mariner of the Seas® 

Australia & New Zealand 

Radiance of the Seas® 

Rhapsody of the Seas® 

One Way Voyages 


Brilliance of the Seas® 



Rhapsody of the Seas® 

ALASKA Pages 64-65 


To Book 

Visit www.royalcaribbean.com.au 

Contact your local travel agent or 

Call us on 1800 754 500 (Australia) 

0800 102 123 (New Zealand) 

For details on the sailing dates of all cruises please turn to the relevant page and review the itinerary. 

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ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL WORLDWIDE CRUISES 2011 - 2012 

WORLDWIDE CRUISES 

INCLUDING CRUISES FROM AUSTRALIA AND SAILINGS ON OUR INCREDIBLE OASIS CLASS SUPERLINERS 

Your Travel Agent

Ship Highlights 

1 5 FLOWRIDER® * 

Learn to ride the 

waves on the world’s 

first ever onboard surf 

simulator. Whether 

you are a spectator, 

experienced or a 

beginner, everyone 

can surf or boogie 

board 

the waves. 

2 ZIP LINE 

Experience the 

exhilarating Zip Line. 

Nine decks high, this 

heart-pumping ride 

offers our guests a 

bird’s eye view of 

Oasis of the Seas. 

3 RISING TIDE BAR 

This floating bar 

moves slowly up 

and down between 

three decks, gradually 

ascending from the 

Royal Promenade into 

Central Park. 

4 AQUATHEATER 

At night, theatre 

goers are dazzled 

by spectacular 

shows featuring 

water acrobats who 

mesmerize audiences 

with high-diving aerial 

performances. 

H2O ZONE℠ 6 BOARDWALK℠ 

The H2O Zone is a 

colourful wonderland 

of bright sculptures, 

interactive fountains 

and cannons that 

spray and squirt water 

in every direction. 

The Boardwalk is a 

slice of old-world 

charm with a modern 

twist and includes 

the world’s first 

onboard Carousel. 

The Boardwalk is the 

place to be for the 

whole family. 

ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST ExCITING 

AND INNOVATIVE CRUISE SHIPS – 

OASIS OF THE Seas℠ 

1 

2 

7 

4 

6 

11 

5 

3 

8 

9 

12 

10 

10 

Take time to soothe 

the mind, body and 

soul with a massage, 

or take a class and 

workout in the largest 

spa at sea. Why not 

indulge in a variety of 

unique treatments 

7 8 9 

VITALITY AT SEA 

11 LOFT SUITES CENTRAL PARK℠ 

ROYAL PROMENADE 

12 SPA AND FITNESS CAROUSEL 

COMEDY LIVE 

State-of-the-art, 

multi-levelled suites 

with floor to ceiling 

windows with views of 

the ocean and up to 

186m 2 of space to relax 

and unwind. 

Open to the sky, 

Central Park offers 

guests open spaces, 

lush tropical grounds, 

al fresco dining 

options and a 

tranquil and 

peaceful atmosphere. 

A grand promenade 

deck which overlooks 

the space below. 

There are enough 

shops, pubs and 

restaurants to 

entertain even 

the most welltravelled 

guest. 

The Carousel is the 

first of its kind at sea 

and is the centrepiece 

of the Boardwalk. Fun 

for kids and adults 

alike, this poplar wood 

carousel features 

hand-painted horses, 

lions, zebras and 

giraffes. 

The comedy club 

features headline acts 

who not only engage 

with the audience 

but also wow 

spectators with 

their customised 

performances. 

* Height and age restrictions apply. †Children must be potty trained to use pools and attend Adventure Ocean® supervised sessions (excluding Fisher Price® Aqua Babies and Aqua Tots). For more information on OASIS of the Seas and to view our 

other fANtAStic ships VISit WWW.royalcaribbeAN.com.AU/ships

WELCOME 

6-7 

Highlights for 2011-2012 

WHAT’S INCLUDED 

LIFE ONBOARD 

MEET THE FLEET 

EUROPE & THE MIDDLE EAST 

CARIBBEAN & THE BAHAMAS 

ASIA, AMERICAS 

& SOUTH PACIFIC 

8-9 

10-23 

24-29 

30-41 

42-51 

52-63 

ALASKA 64-65 

ACCOMMODATION & DECKPLANS 66-77 

FURTHER INFORMATION 78-81 

CRUISE PLANNER 82 

2 SUPERIOR SHIPS FOR AUSTRALIA AND 

NEW ZEALAND 

In Spring 2011, popular Rhapsody of the Seas ® will be joined 

by Radiance of the Seas ® , the region's first 21st Century 

superliner. The innovative pair will cruise a host of enticing 

itineraries in the South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand. 

See pages 58-61. 

VOYAGER CLASS SAILINGS 

THROUGHOUT THE MED 

This year sees 4 Voyager Class ships 

sailing in the Med, so there’s never been 

a better time to experience everything 

these amazing ships have to offer whilst 

taking in the best of the Med. 

See page 34-37. 

W E LC O M E CO N T E N T S 

EXPLORE ASIA ON 

LEGEND OF THE SEAS ® 

Experience the sights and sounds 

of Asia on board Legend of the Seas. 

Discover a range of itineraries and 

enticing ports, from vibrant Singapore 

to the relaxing beaches of Phuket. 

See pages 54-55. 

PLUS 

Introducing Allure of the Seas SM , our incredible new Oasis 

Class ship. See page 48 for more details. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION 

Visit 

Contact 

Call us on 

www.royalcaribbean.com.au 

your travel agent or 

1800 754 500 (Australia) 

0800 102 123 (New Zealand) 

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If you’ve never been there, 

ask yourself. Why Not 

A Royal Caribbean cruise can take you beyond your wildest dreams. To a place where 

absolutely anything is possible. Imagine watching the world go by with added exhilaration, 

and you’re almost there. Welcome to the Nation of Why Not. 

What can I expect on a Royal Caribbean 

cruise holiday 

W E LC O M E CO N T E N T S 

WHAT’S INCLUDED 

PAGES 8-9 

ONBOARD ACTIVITIES 

PAGES 10-11 

FAMILIES 

PAGES 12-13 

FITNESS & RELAXATION 

PAGES 14-15 

DINING 

PAGES 16-17 

ENTERTAINMENT 

PAGES 18-19 

SHORE EXCURSIONS 

PAGES 20-21 

ACCOMMODATION 

PAGES 22-23 


PAGES 24-29 

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What’s included 

in the price of your cruise 

ACCOMMODATION 

Allourstateroomsareensuite 

withTV,telephone,avanityarea 

andhair-dryer,plusadedicated 

StateroomAttendant. 

See pages 22-23 and 66-67 

for more details. 

DAY SPA & FITNESS CENTRE 

OuronboardDaySpa&Fitness 

Centresfeaturesomeofthemost 

advancedgymequipmentatsea. 

Manyaerobicandyogaclassesare 

free.Orjustunwindinthesauna, 

jacuzziorsteamroom. 

See pages 14-15 for more details. 

KIDS & TEEN FACILITIES 

Fromtoddlerstoteenagers, 

ourAdventureOcean®andTeen 

Programmeisunrivalledwith 

separateactivityplansforseven 

differentagegroups. 

• Agegroupsinclude:6-18months; 

18-36months;3-5yrs;6-8yrs; 

9-11yrs;12-14yrsand 15-17yrs 

• Fabulousactivitycentresonall 

shipsofferingsportstournaments, 

themedpartiesandmore 

• Dedicatedgamingarcades,lounge 

areasandnightclubsforteens 

• H2OZone℠ waterparkonall 

OasisandFreedomClassships 

• Fuel/Optix*–teenonlynightclub 

• LivingRoom*–fortalentshows 

andkaraokecontests 

• Healthymenuoptionsforkids 

• MyFamilyTimeDining 

TheWindjammerCaféandSolarium 

Caféofferseparatemenusforthekids. 


* Fuel/Optix and Living Room teen areas only available on Voyager, 

Radiance and Freedom Class ships. 

ENTERTAINMENT 

Letusentertainyouwithsomething 

neweverynight!Liveentertainment 

choicesincludecontemporary 

musicalstageproductions,glittering 

iceandaquashows,livemusic 

andcomedy,oryoucansimply 

enjoyamovieinoneofour 

onboardcinemas. 


Please note that entertainment options and venues vary 

by ship and class. 

MEALS 

There’sagreatchoiceof 

diningincluding: 

• Finedininginthemaindiningroom 

• JohnnyRockets®50’sstylediner† 

• Pizzaparlourandice-creambar 

• Casualdining,speciality†and 

buffet-stylerestaurants 

• MyTimeDiningoffersyouthe 

flexibilitytochoosewhenyouwant 

todineeacheveningsoyoucan 

enjoyyourmealsatyourownpace. 

MyFamilyTimeDiningmeansthat 

familiescandinetogetherandkids 

havetheoptiontobeserved 

quicklysotheydonotmisstheir 

eveningactivitieswhilemumand 

dadrelaxovertheirmeal 

Roomservice*isprovided24hours 

a dayandicedwater,tea,coffeeand 

lemonadeareavailableonboard 

wheneveryoulike. 


Please note that dining options and venues vary by ship and class. 

† Cover charge for Johnny Rockets and speciality dining applies. 

* A charge applies between 12-5am only. 

ONBOARD ACTIVITIES 

There’salottodoonboardour 

shipsandmostofit’sfreetouse. 

Activitiesinclude: 

• AZipLineonOasisoftheSeas℠ 

andAllureoftheSeas℠ 

• FlowRider®,ouronboardsurfpark 

• Rock-climbingwall 

• Ice-skatingrink 

• Swimmingpoolsandfullsize 

sports court 

• Minigolfandgolfsimulators 

• In-lineskatingtrack 

•CarouselonOasisoftheSeas℠ 

andAllureoftheSeas℠ 

•Kidswaterslide 

Andmore! 

See pages 24-29 for the innovative 

onboard features available on each 

ship class. 

CROWN & ANCHOR SOCIETY 

OurCrown&Anchor 

Societyprogrammehas 

beencreatedtoreward 

ourloyalguests.Themoreyou 

cruisewithusthemorebenefitsyou 

willreceive.Membershipis 

complimentary, whateveryourage, 

andyoucanjoinafteryourfirst 

cruisewithus.Formoreinformation 

anddetailsofthefantasticbenefits 

availabletoourmembersvisitthe 

dedicatedwebsite 

www.royalcaribbean.com/ 

crownandanchorinternational 

GOLD ANCHOR SERVICE℠ 

Enjoyouraward-winningqualityof 

servicethroughoutyourcruise.Your 

fareincludesonboardgratuitiesso 

youcanexpressthankstothestaff 

whodoalltheycantoensureyou 

haveaspecialholidayexperience. 

Voucherswillbeleftinyour 

stateroom2dayspriorto 

disembarkationforyoutohandto 

staffincludingyourstateroom 

attendantandwaiter. 

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED 

Treat Yourself on board 

It’seasytotreatyourselftolittle 

extraswithyourSeaPasscashless 

card.Useitwhereveryougoon 

boardtopayforalcoholicand 

premiumsoftdrinks,thekids’ 

fountainsoda,Ben&Jerry’s®ice 

cream,beautytreatmentsinthe 

spaorasouvenirfromoneofthe 

onboardshops. 

Explorations! Shore Excursions 

Wecanalsoorganiseawide 

rangeofoptionalshoreexcursions 

foryoutohelpyoumakethemost 

ofeverydestination. 


New to cruising 

Why not give it a go with one of our exciting taster cruises Our short cruises give you 

fantastic flexibility on your holiday, whether you want to cruise as part of a longer 

break or a long weekend away. 

Here’s a quick summary of our short cruises on offer: 

Itinerary Departure Port Duration Ship Page 

AUSTRALIA 

SamplerCruiseSydney2nights RadianceoftheSeas 58 

SamplerCruiseSydney3nightsRhapsodyoftheSeas58 

EUROPE & THE MEDITERRANEAN 

WesternMedBarcelona 4nights LibertyoftheSeas32 

StPetersburg Stockholm 4nights VisionoftheSeas 40 

Amsterdam&Bruges Oslo 5nights VisionoftheSeas 40 

norwegianFjords Copenhagen5nights VisionoftheSeas 40 

ItalianRiviera Barcelona 5nights LibertyoftheSeas32 

RivieraTreasuresBarcelona 5nights LibertyoftheSeas32 

CARIBBEAN 

BahamasMiami3nights MajestyoftheSeas 44 

BahamasMiami4nights MajestyoftheSeas 44 

WesternCaribbean FortLauderdale 4nights LibertyoftheSeas 45 




WesternCaribbean FortLauderdale 5nights navigatoroftheSeas 45 

WesternCaribbean FortLauderdale 5nights navigatoroftheSeas 45 

ASIA 

BestofMalaysia Singapore3nightsLegendoftheSeas 54 

IslesofSoutheastAsiaSingapore4nightsLegendoftheSeas 54 

Fukuoka&JejuShanghai 4nightsLegendoftheSeas 54 

GemofAsiaHongKong 5nightsLegendoftheSeas 55 

SpiceofSoutheastAsiaSingapore5nightsLegendoftheSeas 55 

FIND OUT 

MORE ONLINE! 

Ourwebsitefeatures 

evenmoreinformationon 

allourcruises,shipsand 

destinationsandmuch, 

muchmore.You'llbeable 

tocheckthebestpriceof 

thedayandevenpre-book 

yourshoreexcursionsand 

diningoptions,tomake 

sureyounevermissout. 

Sowhynotfindoutmore 

byvisitingusat 


LIFE ONBOARD 

WHAT’SInCLUDED 

AdditionalshortAsiacruisesavailablefromvaryingdepartureports.Askfordetails. 

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Climb mountains 

at sea, before 

learning to fly 

Every day brings a world of new experiences 

to discover on board your Royal Caribbean 

ship. Play a round of golf in the middle of 

the Gulf. Ice-skate around a sun-drenched 

Caribbean island or surf the perfect wave 

as you sail into Puerto Rico. Whatever 

you’re looking for, you’re sure to find 

it on one of our ships. 

L I F E O N B OA R D O N B OA R D AC T I V I T I E S 

W H Y N OT. . . 

EXPERIENCE THE THRILL OF OUR 

ONBOARD SURF PARK Just one of 

the unique and innovative onboard 

features to enjoy. Unique to Royal 

Caribbean International, the 

FlowRider® surf park on board our 

Freedom and Oasis class ships is 

great for experienced surfers or 

enthusiastic amateurs. A spectacular 

feat of engineering, the FlowRider® 

shoots an astounding 273,000 litres 

of water each minute down the ride. 

Have fun boogie-boarding by 

yourself, or try a lesson with one 

of our instructors to really perfect 

your technique. 

FLY ALONG THE ZIP LINE 

suspended high above the Boardwalk SM 

or take a ride on the world’s first 

onboard carousel aboard the 

innovative Oasis of the Seas and 

Allure of the Seas. Our newest and 

most incredible ships, they feature 

7 distinct ‘neighbourhoods’, including 

the Pool & Sports Zone – spanning 

the length of the ship, it’s a 

playground for guests of all ages 

and features 4 unique pools 

including the first Beach Pool at sea. 

PRACTISE YOUR SWING on the 

miniature golf course, show off your 

moves at the ice-rink or on the in-line 

skating track, or have fun together 

on our full sized sports court with a 

game of basketball or volleyball. Test 

yourself by scaling the rock-climbing 

wall or just sit back and enjoy the 

ocean views from the cantilevered 

whirlpools which extend out a 

breathtaking 4 metres from the side 

of the ship. With so much to see 

and do onboard, you may never 

want to leave the ship! 

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Splash, squirt 

and swim 

from Mallorca to Mykonos 

Playing with the family, or making new friends – there’s 

so much to do. Get ready for a fun filled adventure 

that promises everyone the time of their lives. 

Our award-winning programmes ensure that 

family holidays will never be the same again! 

L I F E O N B OA R D FA M I L I E S 

W H Y N OT. . . 

SHARE A NEW EXPERIENCE WITH 

THE FAMILY Kids can join their 

parents on a wide range of 

exhilarating shore excursions. The 

pristine beaches of Royal Caribbean’s 

private destinations, CocoCay and 

Labadee, offer a fantastic choice of 

activities the whole family can enjoy. 

After a day of fun-filled adventure, 

take advantage of our new My Family 

Time Dining**, which means families 

can now dine together at a time that 

suits, and children are served quickly 

to give them more time to have fun 

with their new friends whilst parents 

can relax over a coffee. And with 

babysitting available on every ship, 

your children are in safe hands. 

THE H2O ZONE SM is one of the most 

spectacular spaces on board our 

Oasis and Freedom Class ships – 

a wonderland of brightly coloured 

sculptures, interactive fountains 

and cannons that spray and squirt 

water in every direction. 

ADDITIONAL BENEFITS: 

• Crayola Beginnings; arts and 

crafts workshop 

• Babies 2 Go; providing on board 

baby essentials that can be delivered 

direct to your stateroom 

• Stroll & Roll; an exercise regime 

for parent and toddler 

• Fisher-Price Toy Lending 

Programme, created for children 

aged 6-36 months 

• Plus – our Universal Studios 

package is perfect for families, 

see p44 for details 

OUR ADVENTURE OCEAN®† & NEW 

TEEN PROGRAMME ensures your 

kids will never get bored, with 

qualified staff leading activities 

based on seven separate age ranges: 

ROYAL BABIES* (6-18 MONTHS) 

ROYAL TOTS* (18-36 MONTHS) 

AQUANAUTS (3-5 YEARS) 

EXPLORERS (6-8 YEARS) 

VOYAGERS (9-11 YEARS) 

NAVIGATORS (12-14 YEARS) 

TEENS (15-17 YEARS) 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OUR KIDS FACILITIES VISIT WWW.ROYALCARIBBEAN.COM.AU/FAMILIES 

Please note: For important information on requirements for travelling with children please refer to the booking conditions at the back of the brochure. * Royal Babies & Royal Tots 

require parental involvement. ** For full details of My Time Dining & My Family Time Dining see the terms & conditions. † Children must be potty trained to use pools. 

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Discover a 

little bit of heaven 

on the way to Venice 

When you step into our state-of-the-art spa, 

you’re walking into a world of pure relaxation. 

With rejuvenating massages and exotic 

treatments, oxygenating facials and soothing 

seaweed wraps, you can relax, unwind and 

just drift away. 

L I F E O N B OA R D R E L A X AT I O N & F I T N E S S 

W H Y N OT. . . 

ESCAPE ON A SEA OF TRANQUILITY 

WITH A SOOTHING MASSAGE 

Our fully qualified spa consultants 

will discuss with you the best 

possible programme to suit your 

individual needs, so you can relax 

and drift away knowing that you’re 

receiving the treatments that are 

most beneficial to you. 

OUR COMMUNAL THERMAL SUITE 

on board Oasis and Radiance Class 

ships features a variety of grottos 

and chambers, each of which creates 

a different ambience. From dry heat, 

steam or mist, with aromatherapy 

filled vapours, you’d almost believe 

you’re in a Turkish bath. 

OUR WORLD-CLASS FITNESS 

CENTRES have all the equipment 

and facilities you need for a great 

workout, including state-of-the-art 

cardiovascular machines, weight 

machines, and free weights. 

From pilates to spinning, kickboxing 

to yoga, we also offer the latest 

classes for all levels of fitness. 

Why not try Salsa Mania, a Latin 

dance-inspired exercise class 

guaranteed to get you moving, or 

Trekking, a group treadmill based 

class for an invigorating workout 

regardless of your fitness level. 

Find balance on board with the 

Vitality Wellness Programme, our 

holistic approach to well-being with 

seminars, expert advice, healthy 

menu options, fitness programmes, 

spa treatments and more. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR FITNESS & RELAXATION FACILITIES 

OR TO PRE-BOOK A TREATMENT VISIT WWW.ROYALCARIBBEAN.COM.AU 

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Oceans of choice 

in the most intimate 

of settings 

Whether it’s a delicious seafood 

buffet in the Fjords or a sumptuous 

four course dinner off the Turkish 

coast, discover a culinary experience 

created to satisfy even the most 

adventurous tastes. 

L I F E O N B OA R D D I N I N G 

W H Y N OT. . . 

TRY A TASTE OF THE WORLD 

The choice is yours on board a 

Royal Caribbean cruise. Our main 

dining rooms offer an elegant 

setting for mouth-watering four 

course dinners. 

Or why not head down to the 

Park Café* for freshly prepared 

al fresco light meals. 

Alternatively, book a table at one 

of our speciality restaurants – 

Portofino** provides delicious Italian 

cuisine and Chops Grille** is home to 

juicy steaks and the freshest seafood. 

GET THE FAMILY TOGETHER for 

burgers, fries and milkshakes and 

hang out at Johnny Rockets®† – with 

its retro décor, classic all-American 

menu and friendly service, it’s like 

the 1950’s all over again. Or, our new 

My Family Time Dining^ is designed 

to suit everyone. 

Kids are served quickly in the main 

dining room then collected for 

evening activities, while mum and 

dad relax over their meal. 

DINE AS YOU WANT, WHEN YOU 

WANT. Our new My Time Dining^ 

option allows you the flexibility to 

choose when you want to dine each 

evening, giving you the chance to 

enjoy your meals at your own pace. 

For casual eating options or simply 

when you fancy a snack, try our 

Windjammer Café for spectacular 

buffets and incredible views, or one 

of our pizzerias for bigger appetites. 

And when you fancy a lazy day, 24-hour 

room service is always available††. 

* Only available on Oasis Class ships. ^ For full details on My Time Dining & My 

Family Time Dining see terms & conditions on page 78-81. ** Only available on 

Radiance, Voyager and Freedom Class ships, a cover charge per guest applies 

of US$20.00 for Portofino and US$25.00 for Chops Grille. † Johnny Rockets® 

diner is available on Voyager and Freedom Class ships, a US$3.95 cover 

charge per guest applies. †† A nominal charge applies between 12-5am only. 

TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR DINING OPTIONS OR TO PRE-BOOK YOUR SPECIALITY DINING 

VISIT WWW.ROYALCARIBBEAN.COM.AU 

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L I F E O N B OA R D E N T E R TA I N M E N T 

W H Y N OT. . . 

Experience a magical 

world of colour on 

a carpet of pure white 

Feel the excitement of a stunning ice spectacular, 

the thrill of a casino or the sophisticated buzz of 

a nightclub and piano bar. On board a Royal 

Caribbean cruise you’ll find an entertainment 

venue for every mood and occasion. 

TAKE IN A SHOW UNDER THE 

CARIBBEAN SUNSET The 

spectacular open air AquaTheater on 

Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the 

Seas provides the perfect setting for 

an evening’s entertainment. Venture 

into Studio B on board our Oasis, 

Voyager and Freedom Class ships, 

and experience our incredible ice 

shows. With a cast of professional 

skaters from around the world, 

stadium seating and state-of-the-art 

sound and lighting systems, it will 

certainly be a night to remember. 

TRY YOUR LUCK IN THE CASINO 

ROYALE SM . Dedicated to giving 

you a fantastic night of fun and 

entertainment, whether you’re an 

experienced player or a complete 

novice. There’s the opportunity 

to participate in thrilling game 

tournaments against your fellow 

guests during your cruise, and you’ll 

find free gaming lessons on board. 

So whether you want to test yourself 

with poker, try your luck with 

Roulette or enjoy some Black Jack, 

there’s plenty of games to try. 

MEET FRIENDS for a pre-dinner glass 

of champagne or a cocktail in one 

of our bars or relax with the sounds 

of a piano in the Schooner Bar. Grab 

a beer at one of the onboard pubs 

or soak up the atmosphere of our 

signature Viking Crown Lounge®. 

Maybe check out the fantastic 

selection of live bands, singers, 

speciality acts, musicians and even a 

live comedy club, or dance the night 

away in a nightclub. Whatever your 

taste you’ll be sure to find 

somewhere new to try each night. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OUR ONBOARD ENTERTAINMENT SEE PAGES 24-29 OR VISIT WWW.ROYALCARIBBEAN.COM.AU 

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L I F E O N B OA R D S H O R E E XC U R S I O N S 

Discover 

another world 

beneath the waves 

Vine swing through a Jamaican jungle. Off-road 

across the dunes in Dubai. Take to the water or 

simply relax on your own private beach 

in the Bahamas. Live the adventure, on a 

shore excursion that puts you right at the 

heart of the action. 

W H Y N OT. . . 

VENTURE ASHORE on 

one of our many shore 

excursions, the only way to 

truly experience each and 

every amazing destination. 

There are plenty to choose 

from, here are a few 

suggestions: 

DUNE DRIVES 

Dubai, UAE 

5 hours 

$179.00 adult or child 

ADVENTURE RIVER 

TUBING 

St. George's, Grenada 

3 hours 


GLASS BOTTTOM BOAT & 

SNORKEL SAFARI 

Vila, Vanuatu 

2 hours 

$83.00 adult $53.00 child 

AQUA PARK CAYLANA'S 

CASTLE COVE 

CocoCay, Bahamas 

1 hour 


DOG SLED CAMP 

Juneau, Alaska 

2 hours 15 mins 


ALL SHORE EXCURSIONS can be pre-booked online, so book early to avoid disappointment and ensure you never 

have to miss out on your chosen adventure. Alternatively, ask one of our onboard Explorations! Staff who will give 

you all the help and advice you need. 

Prices and excursions are subject to change and availability. Prices shown are per person, in Australian dollars and are lowest prices available at time of print (August 2010). 

You can pre-book your shore excursions online up to 5 days before the sailing date, or once on board the ship. 

TO MAKE SURE YOU DON’T MISS YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE WHY NOT PRE-BOOK YOUR SHORE EXCURSION AT 

WWW.ROYALCARIBBEAN.COM.AU 

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L I F E O N B OA R D ACCO M M O DAT I O N 

A room with a 

different view 

every day 

Breathtaking sea views, relaxing 

surroundings, stylish furnishings. Your 

stateroom isn’t just a place to rest your 

head. It’s an oasis of calm where you 

only have to unpack once. 

W H Y N OT. . . 

TREAT YOURSELF to world-class 

quality with our Gold Anchor Service 

24 hours a day Let us come to you 

with our in-stateroom dining option, 

whether you want to wake up to 

breakfast in bed or finish the 

perfect day with the most intimate 

of dinners. 

RELAX AFTER YOUR ADVENTURES. 

Our staterooms vary by ship but 

every room offers a television, 

telephone, private bathroom, 

shower, vanity area and hair-dryer. 

Indulge yourself even more with a 

Balcony stateroom or Suite, so you 

can welcome each destination and 

enjoy perfect ocean views from your 

own private balcony. Every one is 

designed to be easily accessible to 

accommodate all our guests’ needs. 

SPREAD OUT OVER TWO FLOORS 

Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the 

Seas feature some of the most 

incredible and stylish accommodation 

on any cruise ship. Our loft suites 

provide two floors of comfort, they 

boast floor to ceiling windows that 

open out to your own private 

balcony, giving you unrivalled views 

of the ocean or your next destination. 

ENJOY OUR NEW SUITE 

ENHANCEMENTS that provide 

an even greater level of service for 

our suite guests, including priority 

check-in, a menu of luxury bedding 

options, a dedicated Suite Attendant, 

access to a private cocktail reception 

hosted by the Captain, and more. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS SEE PAGES 66-67 OR VISIT WWW.ROYALCARIBBEAN.COM.AU 

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The most incredible 

cruise ships in the world 

Amazing innovations, 

state-of-the-art spas, onboard 

shopping malls and more. 

All 22 ships in Royal Caribbean International’s fleet have their own 

unique features and onboard activities. Here’s an easy-to-use 

summary of what’s on board each class of ship. 

Onboard Activity 

Adventure Ocean® Youth Programme 

Art Auctions 

Basketball Court 

Boxing Ring 

Cantilevered Whirlpools 

Oasis Freedom Voyager Radiance Vision Sovereign 


Casino Royale SM 

Chapel 

Cinema/Screening room 

Conference Centre 

Day Spa 

Fitness Centre 

FlowRider® 

Golf Simulator 

H2O Zone SM 

Ice-skating Rink 

In-line Skating Track 

Library 

Main Pool 

Nightclub 

Observation Deck 

Rock-Climbing Wall 

Royal Promenade 

Running/Jogging Track 

Mini Golf * 

Solarium 

Sports Court 

Studio B & Entertainment Complex 

Teen Disco 

Theatre 

Video Arcade 

Viking Crown Lounge® 

Whirlpools 

FLEET OVERVEIW 

Dining & Drinking 

Ben & Jerry’s®/Ice cream parlour 

Boleros Lounge * * 

Café Latte-tudes SM 

Café Promenade 

Champagne Bar 

Chops Grille ^ * 

Jade Restaurant 

^ 

Johnny Rockets® 

Kids Fountain Soda Package 

Main Dining Room 

Portofino Restaurant 

Room Service 

Schooner Bar 

Sea View Café 

Windjammer Café 

^ Not on Voyager of the Seas. * Only offered on selected ships in the class. 

Our incredible new Oasis Class ships have so many innovative 

features that we simply can’t fit them on the grid opposite. 

Here’s a selection of our new innovations exclusive to Oasis Class. 

For more information see www.oasisoftheseas.com 

AQUATHEATER 

CENTRAL PARK℠ 

BOARDWALK℠ 

CAROUSEL 

VITALITY AT SEA 

POOL & SPORTS ZONE 

COMEDY CLUB 

LOFT SUITES 

ZIP LINE 

RISING TIDE BAR 

Inset Image: AquaTheater balcony, Oasis of the Seas 

FOR MORE DETAIL ON SHIP CLASSES PLEASE REFER TO PAGES 26-29. 

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Our newest and most 

incredible ships offer an 

unrivalled cruise experience 

with truly revolutionary 

innovations and seven 

groundbreaking 

‘neighbourhoods’, taking 

your holiday adventures 

to the next level. From the 

9 deck high, 25 metres Zip 

Line experience to strolling 

the leafy glades of Central 

Park – you’ll discover 

there’s never been anything 

like Oasis of the Seas & 

Allure of the Seas! 

Allure of the Seas℠ 

Oasis of the Seas℠ 

OASIS CLASS 

ONBOARD HIGHLIGHTS 

• 18 decks of innovations 

• Open air Central Park brings the 

outdoors in, with open spaces, lush 

tropical grounds, al fresco dining, 

boutiques, art gallery, concerts and 

street performances 

• Top Deck Pool and Sports 

Zone, featuring: 

- Two FlowRider® surf simulators 

- H2O Zone℠ kids’ aqua park 

- The first Beach Pool at sea 

- Tranquil adult-only poolside 

Solarium area 

- 4 pools and 10 whirlpools 

- Full sized sports courts 

• Dedicated Youth Zone 

neighbourhood offers a wealth 

of kid and teen friendly adventure 

and entertainment options 

• The groundbreaking new Boardwalk 

is a slice of old-world charm with a 

modern twist. It includes the world’s 

first onboard Carousel, and is the 

place to be for the whole family 

• Our grandest, most expansive 

Royal Promenade ever, with a 

unique mezzanine level overlooking 

the space below. It includes the 

revolutionary Rising Tide Bar which 

moves up and down between 3 decks 

For deckplan see pages 68-69 

• Spectacular AquaTheater for 

mesmerising high diving acrobatic 

shows by night 

• Heart pumping Zip Line ride for 

a bird’s eye view of the ship as you 

fly from one end of the Boardwalk SM 

to the other 

• State-of-the-art Loft Suites offer 

multi-level accommodation options 

with floor to ceiling windows for 

unparalleled views of the ocean 

• Amazing selection of formal and 

casual dining options, including: 

- Exclusive 150 Central Park for 

leading edge cuisine 

- Giovanni’s Table, a Tuscan-influenced 

rustic trattoria 

- Park Café for freshly prepared al 

fresco light meals 

• Vitality at Sea Spa & Fitness Centre, 

including the largest at-sea spa and 

thermal suite, a fully equipped gym 

offering a variety of classes and 

the Vitality Café for healthy snacks 

and juices 

• A staggering choice of entertainment 

options to suit every mood, including: 

- 1380 seat Opal Theatre 

- Ice-skating spectaculars at Studio B 

- Comedy, jazz and modern 

dance nightclubs 

- Casino Royale℠ 

FREEDOM CLASS 

For deckplan see pages 70-71 

ONBOARD HIGHLIGHTS 

• 15 decks of activity, entertainment and 

accommodation options. Some of the 

most innovative cruise ships in the 

world, and over 30 metres longer than 

our Voyager Class ships 

• Top Deck Aqua Park, including: 

- FlowRider®, the world’s first ever 

onboard surf simulator, where you 

can surf or boogie board the waves 

- The amazing H20 Zone℠, fun for all 

the family with water cannons and 

interactive fountains that squirt, 

splash and soak. Plus swimming pool 

and two hot tubs 

• Solarium for adults-only, with themed 

interior, pool and a cascading waterfall. 

Or why not unwind in one of the two 

cantilevered whirlpools, which extend 

4 metres out from the side of the ship 

and 35 metres above the ocean 

• At-sea rock-climbing wall, an indoor 

ice-skating rink, a miniature golf course 

and an outdoor jogging track 

• Full size sports court for basketball 

or volleyball 

• Huge variety of dining options, with 

something to suit everyone’s tastes 

including Chops Grille* for a steak, 

Italian at Portofino, * Jade for 

Asian-fusion, or a 50’s style burger at 

Johnny Rockets®* 

• The Royal Promenade, with 136 metres 

of shopping, dining and entertainment 

• Fully supervised Adventure Ocean® 

Youth Programme, with a full range of 

kids’ facilities to ensure your children 

are thoroughly entertained 

• Extensive choice of bars and lounges 

from Boleros – our Latin-themed club 

– to the 17th century-style décor of 

our English style pub 

• Fantastic evening entertainment 

options, including catching a show 

in our art deco-style theatre, trying 

your luck at the Casino Royale℠, seeing 

an ice show or dancing at the open-air 

nightclub on the top deck of the 

H20 Zone℠. And if you’re feeling game, 

test your vocals at our Karaoke venue 

– the On Air Club 

• State-of-the-art onboard Day Spa 

& Fitness Centre offering a fantastic 

range of aerobic, spinning and yoga 

classes – there’s even a live DJ 

• Internet Café featuring royalcaribbean 

online℠, for sending e-postcards to 

family and friends 

* Cover charges apply. 

Some of the most 

innovative ships afloat with 

fifteen decks of activity, 

entertainment and 

accommodation options 

that provide you with so 

much to do onboard – you’ll 

never want to leave the 

ship. From the H2O Zone℠, 

our interactive kids’ water 

park, to riding the waves on 

the incredible FlowRider® 

our onboard surf park, or 

dancing at the open-air 

nightclub on the top deck, 

Freedom Class truly is in a 

league of its own. 

Freedom of the Seas ® 

Independence of the Seas ℠ 

Liberty of the Seas ® 

OASIS AND FREEDOM CLASSES 

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VOYAGER CLASS 

RADIANCE CLASS 

VISION CLASS 

SOVEREIGN CLASS 


Voyager Class cruise ships have everything from a 

rock-climbing wall and an ice-skating rink, to the Royal 

Promenade, a bustling boulevard of shops, cafés and 

restaurants. A comprehensive choice of accommodation 

options are available, from luxurious Royal Suites to 

interior staterooms with a view over the Royal Promenade. 

Families are also well catered for with our fabulous 

Adventure Ocean® Youth Programme, suitable for all 

different age groups. 



• ‘First ever’ cruise ship innovations, including an ice-skating 

rink, a 60 metres above sea level rock-climbing wall and a 

9-hole golf course 

• The onboard Day Spa and Fitness Centre, which also 

includes a hairdressers and beauty salon 

• Sun deck and adults-only solarium with indoor pool, 

additional to the main deck pool plus whirlpool and 

café bar 

• Adventure Beach family pool area with water slide* 

• Largest at-sea casino – Casino Royale SM 

• Spectacular 3-tier dining room plus fantastic variety of 

dining options, from the casual Johnny Rockets®** 

American diner to the sophistication of Chops Grille**, 

or Portofino** Italian restaurant 

• Fabulous 5-tier theatre showing Broadway-style shows, 

musicals and speciality acts all performed by 

professional entertainers 

• Full size sports court for basketball and volleyball 

• Adventure Ocean® Youth Programme, offering supervised 

activities for children of all ages, including kids’ own diner, 

disco and video arcade 

• Screening room showing all the latest movies 

• Mezzanine split level nightclub with DJ booth to party 

until the early hours 

* Available on Voyager of the Seas, Adventure of the Seas and Explorer of the Seas. 

** Cover charges apply. 

Radiance Class ships’ expansive glass exteriors are 

perfectly complemented by sophisticated furnishings 

and fabrics, including a contemporary collection of 

artworks and sculptures. With more open space, 

balconies and glass on the Radiance Class than on any 

other cruise ships, you just might forget you’re on a 

ship at all. 



• Innovative super-yacht design with sophisticated 

furnishings and fabrics 

• 9-deck Centrum at the heart of each ship, featuring 

curved staircases, domed ceilings and glass lifts with 

panoramic views out to sea 

• Choice of five alternative dining venues from fine Italian 

dining at the Portofino* restaurant to the informal and 

relaxed Seaview Café, Café Latte-tudes SM coffee house 

and the place for steak – Chops Grille* 

• Outstanding entertainment from the Casino Royale SM 

to the Colony Club or Safari Club, with its self-levelling 

pool tables 

• An array of bars to choose from including the 

Champagne Bar and the Schooner Bar 

• Rock-climbing wall 

• State-of-the-art Day Spa and Fitness Centre 

• Sun deck and solarium with retractable glass roof and 

cascading waterfalls, additional to the main pool area 

• Theatre offering the glitz, glamour and special effects 

of a West End style stage production 

• Internet café 

• Fully supervised Adventure Ocean® Youth Programme 

and Optix Teen Centre for children 

• Putting green and golf simulator 

* Cover charges apply. 

With sun-filled atriums and white marble staircases, 

themed dining rooms and lounges, casinos, swimming 

pools, solariums, centrums and even a miniature golf 

course on some ships, this smaller, more intimate class 

of cruise ships has something to excite everyone. 

• 11 decks of activity, entertainment, dining and 


• Known as ‘the ships of light’, with close to a hectare of 

glass canopies, skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows 

giving outstanding views 

• Warm and intimate atmosphere, with sun-filled atriums 

and beautiful open decks for a feeling of relaxed 

elegance and luxury 

• Outstanding entertainment from the theatre to 

the casino 

• A wide variety of bars and lounges including the 

Schooner Bar and Champagne Terrace 



• Sun deck and solarium with retractable glass roof, 

indoor pool, whirlpool and café bar 

• 7-deck Centrum with glass lifts surrounded by shops 

and lounges and offering beautiful views out to sea 

• The Viking Crown Lounge® with 360 o panoramic views, 

46 metres above the waves 

• Internet café 

• Fully supervised Adventure Ocean® Youth Programme 

and Optix Teen Centre for children 

• 18 hole miniature golf course** 

*Enchantment of the Seas has even more exciting 

features such as Bungee Trampolines and suspension 

bridges as well as an expanded pool deck area. Kids will 

also be kept entertained with the additional interactive 

onboard splash deck area. 

** Only available on Legend of the Seas and Splendour of the Seas. 

Whether you’re ready to sit back and relax or enjoy 

a range of exciting onboard activities, the rockclimbing 

wall, swimming pools, day spa, whirlpools 

and even an open-air basketball court ensure you’ll 

be kept entertained. Cruising will be sheer 

pleasure as you soak up the informal style of 

Sovereign Class. 



• Seven-storey atrium at the heart of each ship, with 

stunning marble staircase, surrounded by boutiques, 

shops and lounges 

• Take in one of the fantastic stage shows 

in the magnificent two-storey theatre 

• Enjoy a drink in one of the many bars and venues or 

dance the night away in the Broadway musical inspired 

‘Ain’t Misbehavin’ nightclub 

• Spectacular 360 o panoramic views, 46 metres above 

the waves, from our signature Viking Crown Lounge® 



• Sports Deck featuring two excellent size swimming 

pools, two whirlpools and an open-air basketball court 

• Extensive and varied dining options and experiences, 

from the informality of a make-your-own pizzeria to 

our speciality Asian-fusion cuisine at Jade* 

• Adventure Ocean® Youth Programme including a 

teen disco 

• Try your luck at the Casino Royale SM with Blackjack, 

Roulette and many more games and machines 

* Available on Monarch of the Seas. 

To see deckplans visit www.royalcaribbean.com/ships 

VOYAGER, RADIANCE, VISION & SOVEREIGN CLASSES 

Adventure of the Seas ® Explorer of the Seas ® 

Mariner of the Seas ® Navigator of the Seas ® 

Voyager of the Seas ® 

Brilliance of the Seas ® Jewel of the Seas ® 

Radiance of the Seas ® Serenade of the Seas ® 

Enchantment of the Seas ® * Grandeur of the Seas ® 

Legend of the Seas ® Rhapsody of the Seas ® 

Splendour of the Seas ® Vision of the Seas ® 

Majesty of the Seas ® 

Monarch of the Seas ® 

See deckplan on pages 72-73 




29

Drop anchor on 

the shores of 

a lost civilisation 

Ancient civilisations and warm hospitality. 

The treasures of Europe & The Middle East 

are just waiting to be discovered. 


IMAGE: SANTORINI, GREECE 

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MEDITERRANEAN 

4-14 NIGHT CRUISES 

Cruise from Barcelona or Southampton to experience the magic of the 

Mediterranean. Whether you're after a short getaway or longer cruise 

adventure, explore some of the Med's most enchanting ports while 

discovering the innovative options for fun on our groundbreaking Freedom 

Class ships. From surfing to ice-skating, you'll find as much to do onboard 

as onshore. 

SHORT WESTERN MED 

4 NIGHT CRUISE 

LIBERTY OF THE SEAS LIBERTY OF THE SEAS LIBERTY OF THE SEAS INDEPENDENCE OF THE SEAS 

INDEPENDENCE OF THE SEAS INDEPENDENCE OF THE SEAS 

(FREEDOM CLASS) 






Day Ports of Call Arrive Depart 

1 Barcelona, Spain Sail at 17:00 

2 Nice (Villefranche), France 08:30 18:30 

3 Palma De Mallorca, Spain 16:30 


5 Barcelona, Spain 06.00 

Departures 

2011 Apr 21 May 5, 19 

S P A I N 

Barcelona 

Palma De Mallorca 

F R A N C E 

Villefranche 

Inside Prices from $589 

Outside Prices from $729 

Balcony Prices from $839 

Suite Prices from $1,219 

* Prices are based on 19th May 2011. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS 

Blessed with year-round sunshine, the 

island of Tenerife is the largest of the 

Canary Archipelago and consists of 

many different regions to explore. There 

are mountains, lush valleys, a gigantic 

volcanic crater (which is now a national 

park) and of course, fabulous beaches. 

SHORT RIVIERA TREASURES 





3 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 07:00 19:00 

4 Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy 09:00 18:00 

5 Cruising 

6 Barcelona, Spain 06:00 

Departures 

2011 Apr 16, 30 May 14 

S P A I N 

Barcelona 

Villefranche 

S A R D I N I A 

Cagliari 

I T A L Y 

Civitavecchia 



Balcony Prices from $1,029 


* Prices are based on 30th April 2011. 

Nice, France Barcelona, Spain Sardinian beach, Italy Valldemosa, Mallorca 

CANNES/MONTE CARLO, FRANCE 

Cannes and Monte Carlo are renowned as 

the French Riviera playgrounds of the rich 

and glamorous. Drive down the Boulevard 

de la Croisette in Cannes, famous for its 

exclusive hotels and designer boutiques. 

Or visit the 19th century Monaco 

Cathedral, final resting place of the 

Princess of Monaco, Grace Kelly. 

SHORT ITALIAN RIVIERA 




2 Cannes/Monte Carlo, France 08:30 18:30 

3 Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Italy 07:00 19:00 


5 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 Apr 25* May 9, 23 

*Times Vary. 

S P A I N 

Barcelona 

F R A N C E 

Cannes 

S A R D I N I A 

I T A L Y 

Livorno 

Civitavecchia 






BARCELONA, SPAIN 

Stroll along Las Ramblas, explore the 

cobbled streets of the Gothic Quarter or 

visit Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece, the 

Sagrada Familia. Watch the world go by 

and sample some authentic tapas on the 

bustling Las Ramblas. Then take a walk 

around Gaudí’s Park Güell, a truly 

magnificent oasis of plants, trees 

and buildings. 

SPAIN & CANARY ISLANDS 



1 Southampton, England 16:45 

2 Cruising 

3 Vigo, Spain 10:00 16:00 

4 Lisbon, Portugal 08:00 18:00 

5 Cruising 

6 Tenerife, Canary Islands 10:00 19:00 

7 Gran Canaria, Canary Islands 07:00 15:30 

8 Madeira (Funchal), Portugal 08:30 15:00 

9 Cruising 

10 La Coruna, Spain 12:00 18:00 

11 Cruising 


Departures 

2010 Nov 18, 29 Dec 10* 2011 Mar 3, 14, 25 Apr 5, 16# Sep 17^, 28^ Oct 9^, 

20^, 31^ *Tenerife & Madeira are reversed. Port order and times vary. 

# La Coruna replaced with Ferrol. Times vary. ^Port order and times vary. 

Similar 10 night cruise available 9, 19, 29 Oct and 8 Nov 2010 & 5 May 2011. 

Madeira 

Vigo 

Lisbon 

La Coruna 

E N G L A N D 

Southampton 

S P A I N 

F R A N C E 

Tenerife M O R O C C O 

Inside Prices from $1,799 

Outside Prices from $2,299 



* Prices are based on 9th October 2011. 

STAY & CRUISE IN BARCELONA 

Why not extend your stay and explore more of fascinating Barcelona Our 4 & 5 

night cruises departing from Barcelona are specially designed to be combined with 

a city stay. Check out the awesome Sagrada Familia Cathedral, see the statue of 

Columbus and just relax and enjoy local delicacies in a beach-side cafe. 

TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR STAY & CRUISE PACKAGES PLEASE VISIT 

WWW.ROYALCARIBBEAN.COM.AU OR CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT. 

ITALIAN MEDITERRANEAN 




2 Cruising 

3 Cruising 

4 Gibraltar, United Kingdom 09:00 16:00 

5 Cruising 

6 Provence (Toulon), France 07:00 19:00 



9 Ajaccio, Corsica 07:00 14:00 

10 Cruising 

11 Seville (Cadiz), Spain 09:00 17:00 


13 Vigo, Spain 10:00 16:00 

14 Cruising 


Departures 

2010 Sep 25^ 2011 May 14 Jun 11 Jul 9* Aug 6 Sep 3 

^Provence replaced with Nice. *Ajaccio replaced with Cagliari. Times vary. 

Vigo 

Lisbon 

Seville 

Gibraltar 

S P A I N 

E N G L A N D 

Southampton 

F R A N C E 

Provence Florence 

Ajaccio I T A L Y 

Rome 






MEDITERRANEAN TREASURES 




2 Cruising 

3 Cruising 


5 Cruising 

6 Cannes/Monte Carlo, France 08:00 17:00 

7 Barcelona, Spain 08:00 22:00 



10 Alicante, Spain 08:00 17:00 

11 Cruising 


13 Vigo, Spain 10:00 20:00 

14 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 May 28, Jun 25, Jul 23, Aug 20 

Vigo 

Lisbon 

Gibraltar 

S P A I N 

E N G L A N D 

Southampton 

Alicante 

F R A N C E 

Barcelona 

Palma 

Cannes 

I T A L Y 








FOR THE BEST PRICE OF THE DAY 

visit www.royalcaribbean.com.au 

call 1800 754 500 (Aus) / 0800 102 123 (NZ) 

or contact your travel agent 

Pricing is featured as a guide only. For the best price of the day 

please visit www.royalcaribbean.com.au or contact your travel agent. 

*Prices are per person in Australian Dollars based on twin occupancy and include all taxes & fees (which are subject to change) and onboard gratuities. Prices shown are the lowest 

available fares at time of going to print (Aug 2010) and may be subject to change at any time without notice. Prices shown are for the lowest priced departure of multiple departure 

dates. Supplements apply for other dates. Gratuities included in your cruise fare start from AU$10.52 per person per day for Interior, Oceanview and Balcony cabins and from AU$12.95 

per person per day for Suites. For full Terms and Conditions please see pages 78-81. 

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE 

• What’s Included – pages 8-9 

• Facilities by Ship Class – pages 26-29 

• Booking Conditions – pages 78-81 

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MED & GREEK ISLES 

7 NIGHT CRUISES 

Sea kayak along the Croatian coast, swim in the crystal clear waters around 

Bari or explore the glories of Athens and Ephesus. Whatever you want to do, 

you’re guaranteed to experience both ancient and modern delights on these 

spectacular cruises throughout the Med. 

WESTERN MED 


ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS 

(VOYAGER CLASS) 

HIGHLIGHTS 

PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN 

The beautiful capital of the Balearic Islands 

is set in the warmth of the Mediterranean 

Sea, with crystal clear water lapping at 

pristine beaches. But there’s more to this 

island than just its beaches. Steeped in 

history, the Bellver castle is home to many 

archaeological finds and classical 

sculptures and provides excellent views of 

the bay. For the more active minded 

there’s the Aqualand water park with 

slides and pools catering for all ages. 

ITALIAN MED 


Colosseum in Rome, Italy Chania, Crete Dubrovnik, Croatia 

FLORENCE, ITALY 

Florence’s compact historic area makes it 

perfect for a leisurely stroll to discover its 

famous landmarks, from the Duomo Di 

Santa Maria del Fiore to the Ponte 

Vecchio and the Uffizi gallery. And no visit 

would be complete without a stop at the 

Galleria dell’Accademia, to view 

Michelangelo’s David. 

SPANISH MED 


DUBROVNIK, CROATIA 

Strolling through the Stradun and 

exploring the old town is like stepping 

back in time, its ancient streets and 

historic buildings remaining virtually 

unchanged since the 13th century. Take a 

walking tour along the ancient walls for a 

spectacular view of the city they surround. 

WESTERN MED 


ATHENS (PIRAEUS), GREECE 

Visit the ancient Greek capital and 

climb the Acropolis, capped by Athens’ 

crowning glory, the Parthenon. Or take 

a shore excursion to beautiful Cape 

Sounion and classical Corinth, to bask 

in the sun and marvel at the millennia 

of history. 

WESTERN MED 


ADRIATIC SEA 


VOYAGER OF THE SEAS 



Sat Venice, Italy Sail at 17:00 

Sun Koper, Slovenia 08:00 19:00 

Mon Ravenna, Italy 07:00 19:00 

Tue Bari, Italy 11:00 20:00 

Wed Dubrovnik, Croatia 08:00 18:00 

Thu Cruising 

Fri Venice, Italy 08:00 

Sat Venice, Italy Disembark 

Departures 

2011 May 21, 28 Jun 4, 11, 18, 25 Jul 2, 23, 30 Aug 6, 13, 20, 27 

Sep 3, 10, 17, 24 Oct 1, 8, 15 

EASTERN MED 


GRANDEUR OF THE SEAS GRANDEUR OF THE SEAS LIBERTY OF THE SEAS MARINER OF THE SEAS NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS 

(VISION CLASS) 





Venice 

Ravenna 

I T A L Y 

Koper 

S L O V E N I A 

Bari 

C R O A T I A 

Dubrovnik 







MED & GREEK ISLES 


Sat Málaga, Spain Sail at 17:00 

Sun Valencia, Spain 12:00 20:00 

Mon Cruising 

Tue Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 07:00 19:00 

Wed Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Italy 07:00 19:00 

Thu Ajaccio, Corsica 07:00 16:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Málaga, Spain 06:00 


Sun Palma de Mallorca, Spain Sail at 17:00 

Mon Cruising 

Tue Cannes/Monte Carlo, France 07:00 20:00 

Wed La Spezia, Italy 07:00 19:00 

Thu Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 07:00 19:00 

Fri Sicily (Palermo), Italy 10:00 18:00 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Palma de Mallorca, Spain 06:00 


Sun Palma de Mallorca, Spain Sail at 17:00 

Mon Barcelona, Spain 07:00 20:00 

Tue Ibiza, Spain 14:00 23:59 

Wed Cruising 

Thu Málaga, Spain 07:00 20:00 

Fri Gibraltar, United Kingdom 07:00 18:00 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Palma de Mallorca, Spain 06:00 


Sat Barcelona, Spain Sail at 17:00 

Sun Provence (Toulon), France 07:00 17:00 

Mon Nice (Villefranche), France 07:00 19:00 

Tue Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Italy 07:00 19:00 

Wed Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 07:00 19:00 

Thu Naples/Capri, Italy 07:00 19:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Barcelona, Spain 06:00 


Fri Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Sail at 17:00 

Sat Genoa, Italy 07:00 19:00 

Sun Cannes/Monte Carlo, France 07:00 18:00 

Mon Ajaccio, Corsica 07:00 16:00 

Tue Barcelona, Spain 10:00 23:59 

Wed Palma De Mallorca, Spain 09:00 23:00 

Thu Cruising 

Fri Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 05:00 


Sun Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Sail at 17:00 

Mon Sicily (Messina), Italy 10:00 19:00 

Tue Cruising 

Wed Athens (Piraeus), Greece 07:00 18:00 

Thu Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey 07:00 17:00 

Fri Chania (Souda), Crete, Greece 06:30 15:00 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 05:00 

Departures 

2011 May 14, 21*, 28 Jun 4, 11, 18, 25 Jul 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 

Aug 6, 13, 20, 27 Sep 3*, 10, 17, 24 Oct 1 

* Times vary. 

Departures 

2011 May 15, 29 Jun 12, 26 Jul 10, 24* Aug 7, 21 Sep 4, 18 Oct 2, 16 

* La Spezia is replaced with Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Italy. 

Departures 

2011 May 8*, 22 Jun 5, 19 Jul 3, 17, 31 Aug 14, 28 Sep 11, 25 Oct 9, 23 

* Times vary. 

Departures 

2011 May 28 Jun 4, 11, 18, 25* Jul 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 

Aug 6, 13, 20, 27 Sep 3, 10, 17, 24 Oct 1, 8, 15, 22 

*Villefranche is replaced with Cannes, France. 

Departures 

2011 Jul 22, 29* Aug 5, 12, 19, 26* 

* Cannes and Ajaccio are reversed. Times vary. 

Departures 

2011 May 15, 22, 29 Jun 5, 12, 19, 26 Jul 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 

Aug 7, 14, 21, 28 Sep 4, 11, 18, 25 Oct 2*, 9*, 16*, 23*, 30* 

* Times vary. 

F R A N C E 

F R A N C E 

F R A N C E 

S P A I N 

Málaga 

Valencia 

C O R S I C A 

Ajaccio 

I T A L Y 

Livorno 

Civitavecchia 

S P A I N 

Palma de 

Mallorca 

Cannes 

La Spezia 

Civitavecchia 

I T A L Y 

Palermo 

Gibraltar 

S P A I N 

Málaga 

Barcelona 

Palma de 

Mallorca 

Ibiza 

S P A I N 

Barcelona 

Toulon 

Villefranche 

I T A L Y 

Livorno 

Civitavecchia 

Naples 

S P A I N 

Barcelona 

Cannes 

Genoa 

Ajaccio 

C O R S I C A 

Palma de Mallorca 

Civitavecchia 

I T A L Y 

I T A L Y 

Civitavecchia 

Messina 

S I C I L Y 

G R E E C E 

Piraeus 

T U R K E Y 

Kusadasi 

S I C I L Y 

Souda 

C R E T E 





* Prices are based on 21st May 2011. 















* Prices are based on 22nd October 2011. 





* Prices are based on 26th August 2011. 





* Prices are based on 23rd October 2011. 



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LONGER MED 


Mythical islands, miles of sun-drenched sandy beaches and magnificent 

ancient wonders await you on a fabulous 10, 11, 12 or 18 night cruise. From 

the classical worlds of Rome, Alexandria or Ephesus to the picture-perfect 

beaches and villages of the Greek Isles, every day brings a new adventure. 

And with our longer cruises you can experience even more of our fantastic 

ships and the Greek Isles and Eastern Mediterranean. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

ROME, ITALY 

The Eternal City has so much to offer. 

Rome is a treasure chest of history, 

architecture, religion and culture. 

Discover the world-famous Roman 

Forum, the awesome Colosseum or the 

beautiful Sistine Chapel. Little wonder 

people drop coins into the Trevi Fountain 

in the hope of returning. 

Santorini, Greece Venice, Italy Ephesus, Turkey 

ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT 

Known as the ‘Pearl of the Mediterranean’, 

the fabulous city of Alexandria is steeped 

in history and decadent charm. Soak up 

the port’s grand atmosphere and explore 

its many magnificent sights from the 

days of the Pharaohs. 

SANTORINI, GREECE 

Santorini is a stunning island with 

fantastic views of a volcano, famous 

for its black and red beaches and towns 

situated on high cliffs offering 

breathtaking views and fantastic 

sunsets. Santorini has a unique and 

dramatic beauty. 

EPHESUS, TURKEY 

Experience life as it was during the 

Roman Empire, the best preserved city 

in the Med. History comes alive as you 

walk along marble roads grooved by 

chariot wheels, passing temples, pillars 

and public baths. 

ULTIMATE MEDITERRANEAN 


INDEPENDENCE OF THE SEAS 



1 Southampton, England Sail at 16:45 

2 Cruising 

3 Cruising 


5 Cruising 

6 Palma De Mallorca, Spain 12:00 22:00 

7 Barcelona, Spain 08:00 20:00 

8 Cruising 



11 Naples/Capri, Italy 08:30 18:30 

12 Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy 10:30 19:00 

13 Cruising 


15 Seville (Cadiz), Spain 07:00 22:00 

16,17,18 Cruising 


Departures 2010 Dec 21* 2011 Jan 8, 26, Feb 13, Nov 29+ Dec 17^ 2012 Jan 4+ 

*Day 12 is cruising instead of call at Cagliari. Times vary. +Times vary. ^Calls at 

Provence on Day 8. Days 9-10 are cruising (no call at Florence or Rome). Times vary. 

Lisbon 

Cadiz 

S P A I N 

Gibraltar 

E N G L A N D 

Southampton 

Palma De 

Mallorca 

F R A N C E 

Barcelona 

Cagliari 

Livorno 

I T A L Y 

Civitavecchia 

Naples 





* Prices are based on 26th January 2011. 


LONGER MED 

GREEK ISLES 


GREEK ISLES & TURKEY 


MEDITERRANEAN EGYPT 


EGYPT & EASTERN MED 


MED GREEK ISLES 


MED VENICE 


SPLENDOUR OF THE SEAS 


SPLENDOUR OF THE SEAS 


MARINER OF THE SEAS 


BRILLIANCE OF THE SEAS 

(RADIANCE CLASS) 






Fri Venice, Italy Sail at 17:00 

Sat Split, Croatia 07:00 16:00 

Sun Corfu, Greece 10:00 18:00 

Mon Cruising 

Tue Chania (Souda), Crete, Greece 07:00 18:00 

Wed Athens (Piraeus), Greece 07:00 17:00 

Thu Mykonos, Greece 07:00 19:00 

Fri Santorini, Greece 10:00 17:00 

Sat Katakolon, Greece 08:00 16:00 

Sun Cruising 

Mon Venice, Italy 06:45 

Departures 

2011 Apr 22* May 13 Jun 3, 24 Jul 15* Aug 5, 26 Sep 16 

* Port order and times vary. 


Mon Venice, Italy Embark 

Tue Venice, Italy Sail at 14:00 

Wed Kotor, Montenegro 12:00 20:00 

Thu Cruising 

Fri Athens (Piraeus), Greece 07:00 17:00 

Sat Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey 08:00 18:00 

Sun Bodrum, Turkey 08:00 18:00 

Mon Santorini, Greece 10:00 19:00 

Tue Mykonos, Greece 07:00 16:00 

Wed Cruising 

Thu Split, Croatia 07:00 16:00 

Fri Venice, Italy 06:45 

Departures 

2011 May 2, 23, Jun 13, Jul 4, 25, Aug 15, Sep 5, 26 

Similar 11 night cruise departs 17 Oct and 7 Nov 2011. 


1 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Sail at 17:00 

2 Sicily (Messina), Italy 10:00 19:00 

3 Cruising 

4 Athens (Piraeus), Greece 07:00 18:00 

5 Rhodes, Greece 10:00 18:00 

6 Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey 07:00 18:00 

7 Cruising 

8 Alexandria, Egypt 07:00 


10 Cruising 

11 Cruising 


13 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 05:00 

Departures 

2011 May 11, Jun 4*, Sep 8* 

* Rhodes and Ephesus reversed. Times vary. Similar 11 night cruise departs 

18 Apr & 3 Oct 2011. Similar 13 night cruise departs 28 Jun 2011. 



2 Cruising 

3 Sicily (Messina), Italy 08:00 16:00 

4 Corfu, Greece 09:00 16:00 

5 Cruising 



8 Cruising 


10 Cruising 

11 Sicily (Palermo), Italy 09:00 17:00 

12 Cruising 


Departures 

2010 Nov 23*, Dec 5*, 17*, 29* 

2011 Sep 28, Oct 10, 22 

*Some ports of call and times vary. 






5 Cruising 

6 Cruising 



9 Santorini, Greece 07:00 18:00 

10 Cruising 

11 Naples (Salerno), Italy 07:00 19:00 

12 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 May 7, 31*, Jun 24, Jul 18, Aug 11, Sep 4 

* Santorini is replaced with Mykonos, Greece. 






5 Naples (Salerno), Italy 07:00 19.00 

6 Cruising 

7 Venice, Italy 13:00 

8 Venice, Italy 20:30 

9 Ravenna, Italy 07:00 18:00 

10 Dubrovnik, Croatia 10:00 19:00 

11 Cruising 

12 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 May 19, Jun 12, Jul 6, 30*, Aug 23, Sep 16 

* Ravenna is replaced with Split, Croatia. Times vary. 

Venice 

I T A L Y 

C R O A T I A 

Split 

Corfu 

G R E E C E 

Piraeus 

Mykonos 

Katakolon 

Santorini 

Souda 

C R E T E 

Venice 

I T A L Y 

C R O A T I A 

Split 

Kotor 

I T A L Y 

Civitavecchia 

Naples 

G R 

G R E E C E T U R K E Y 

Messina 

Piraeus 

Kusadasi 

T U R K E Y 

E E C E 

S I C I L Y 

Rhodes 

Kusadasi 

Piraeus 

Mykonos Bodrum 

Santorini 

Alexandria 

E G Y P T 

S P A I N 

Barcelona 

Corfu 

Messina 

Palermo 

S I C I L Y 

G R E E C E 

Piraeus 

E G Y P T 

Alexandria 

F R A N C E 

Villefranche I T A L Y 

S P A I N 

Barcelona 

Livorno 

Civitavecchia 

Salerno 

G R E E C E 

T U R K E Y 

Piraeus Kusadasi 

Santorini 

S P A I N 

Barcelona 

F R A N C E 

Villefranche 

Venice 

Ravenna 

I T A L Y 

Livorno 

Civitavecchia 

Salerno 

C R O A T I A 

Dubrovnik 










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* Prices are based on 31st May 2011. 








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HOLY LAND 

& MIDDLE EAST 

7 - 12 NIGHT CRUISES 

Whether it’s the exhilaration of Dubai and the Arabian Gulf, the exotic 

towns & beaches of India or the unique sites and sounds of the Holy Land, 

there’s so much to discover on a Royal Caribbean cruise. And with 

our Voyager, Vision and Radiance class ships you’ll find there are 

unforgettable experiences at every turn onboard as well as onshore. 

HOLY LAND 


VISION OF THE SEAS 



Fri Istanbul, Turkey Embark 

Sat Istanbul, Turkey Sail at 14:00 

Sun Cruising 

Mon Haifa, Israel 09:00 23:59 

Tue Jerusalem (Ashdod), Israel 07:00 19:30 

Wed Alexandria, Egypt 10:30 

Thu Alexandria, Egypt 22:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey 09:00 19:00 

Sun Cruising 

Mon Istanbul, Turkey 05:00 

Departures 

2011 Sep 16* Oct 7, 28 

* Ports of call and times vary. 

Alexandria 

Istanbul 

T U R K E Y 

Kusadasi 

Haifa 

I S R A E L 

Ashdod 

E G Y P T 

HIGHLIGHTS 

HAIFA, ISRAEL 

Set on the slopes of the Carmel 

Mountains, Haifa features panoramic 

views at every turn. Journey from the 

city centre and visit the colourful Druge 

villages where you can meet friendly 

locals and browse craft markets, or 

discover the secrets of nearby Akko’s 

well-preserved subterranean crusader 

knights’ fortress. 

HOLY LAND 


VISION OF THE SEAS 



Mon Istanbul, Turkey Embark 

Tue Istanbul, Turkey Sail at 14:00 

Wed Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey 10:00 20:00 

Thu Cruising 18:00 

Fri Alexandria, Egypt 07:00 

Sat Alexandria, Egypt 19:00 

Sun Jerusalem (Ashdod), Israel 10:00 22:00 

Mon Haifa, Israel 07:00 22:00 

Tue Cruising 

Wed Mykonos, Greece 08:00 18:00 

Thu Cruising 

Fri Istanbul, Turkey 05:00 

Departures 

2011 Sep 26 Oct 17* 

* Ports of call and times vary. 

Mykonos 

G R E E C E 

Alexandria 

Istanbul 

T U R K E Y 

Kusadasi 

Haifa 

I S R A E L 

Ashdod 

E G Y P T 

Istanbul, Turkey Alexandria, Egypt Mumbai, India Dubai, UAE 

JERUSALEM (ASHDOD), ISRAEL 

The holy sites for the world’s three main 

religions sit alongside each other in this 

astonishing city. Beyond its 16th century 

walls a modern metropolis thrives 

alongside 3,000 years of history. Be sure 

to visit the Wailing Wall, the Church of 

the Holy Sepulchre and the golden 

domed Al-Aqsa Mosque. 

MEDITERRANEAN 

HOLY LAND 





1 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Sail at 17:00 


3 Cruising 


5 Cruising 

6 Haifa, Israel 07:00 22:00 

7 Jerusalem (Ashdod), Israel 07:00 22:00 

8 Cruising 

9 Rhodes, Greece 08:00 17:00 


11 Chania (Souda), Crete, Greece 07:00 14:00 

12 Cruising 

13 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 05:00 

Departures 

2011 Apr 29, May 23*, Jun 16^ Oct 14* 

*Port order and times vary. ^Ephesus and Rhodes reversed. Similar 11 night cruise 

available 11 Jul 2011. Similar 13 night cruises available 5 Apr & 20 Sep 2011. 

I T A L Y 

Civitavecchia 

Naples 

G R E E C E 

Piraeus 

Souda 

C R E T E 

T U R K E Y 

Kusadasi 

Rhodes 

Haifa 

I S R A E L 

Ashdod 

BOMBAY (MUMBAI), INDIA 

An unique city pulsating with energy, life 

and excitement. A feast for every sense, 

you’ll discover a blend of true modern 

and traditional, from vibrant street 

scenes and the country's best nightlife to 

an abundance of shops and market stalls 

where you can search out a bargain. 

DUBAI 





Mon Dubai, UAE Sail at 18:00 

Tue Fujairah, UAE 08:00 17:00 

Wed Muscat, Oman 09:00 

Thu Muscat, Oman 18:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Abu Dhabi, UAE 08:00 18:00 

Sun Dubai, UAE 08:00 

Sun Dubai, UAE Disembark 

Departures 

2011 Jan 24*, 31*, Feb 7*, 14*, 21*, 28*, Mar 7*, 14*, 21*, Nov 21, 28, Dec 5, 12, 

19, 26 2012 Jan 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Feb 6, 13, 20, 27, Mar 5, 12, 19 

*Times vary on Day 2 in Fujairah. 

Abu Dhabi 

U A E 

Dubai 

Fujairah 

Muscat 

O M A N 

MUSCAT, OMAN 

Take a walk through the magical city 

of Muscat. Haggle for bargains in the 

Mutra Souq. Experience an unforgettable 

dolphin and whale watching tour. 

Or visit Muscat's two mountainside 

forts for breathtaking views of the 

harbour and the old city. 

DUBAI & INDIA 





1 Dubai, UAE Embark 

2 Dubai, UAE Sail at 13:00 

3 Muscat, Oman 08:00 17:00 

4 Cruising 

5 Cruising 

6 Cochin, India 10:00 20:00 

7 Cruising 

8 Goa (Mormugao), India 08:00 17:00 

9 Bombay (Mumbai), India 08:00 

10 Bombay (Mumbai), India 17:00 

11 Cruising 

12 Cruising 

13 Dubai, UAE 06:00 

Departures 

2011 Mar 28, Apr 9 2012 Mar 26*, Apr 7* 

*Operates in reverse with varying port order and additional port of call at New 

Mangalore, India on Day 6. Times vary. 

Dubai 

U . A . E 

Muscat 

O M A N 

Mumbai 

Mormugao 

I N D I A 

Cochin 

DUBAI HIGHLIGHTS 

DUBAILAND®, the 

landmark leisure 

and entertainment 

destination in the region, has a wide 

range of sports, leisure, shopping and 

live entertainment activities to choose 

from, at five extraordinary attractions: 

SPORTS 

Dubai Sports City is home to the Ernie 

Els golf course and Butch Harmon 

Golf Academy plus a range of world 

renowned sports academies including 

Manchester United Football school. 

At the Dubai Autodrome, enjoy the 

ultimate race experience in F1 style 

cars, go-karts or race cars. 

SHOPPING 

Experience the ultimate in value 

shopping and enjoy discounts of up 

to 30-90%! Dubai Outlet Mall features 

over 800 of the world’s favourite 

fashion brands and provides 

entertainment for the whole family. 

ENTERTAINMENT 

Global Village offers a huge array of 

international music, dance, theatre, 

arts and handicrafts to enjoy. 

Or why not try the Al Sahra Desert 

Resort for a taste of Arabic culture 

and a breathtaking show at the 

open air amphitheatre. 

EXTEND YOUR STAY 

If you’d like to explore even more of 

the fabulous city of Dubai, why not 

book a city stay either before or after 

your cruise All hotels listed below 

are available for Pre and Post stays 

of up to 3 nights. 

TRADERS SHANGRI-LA 

HYATT REGENCY 

GRAND HYATT 

ATLANTIS – THE PALM 


HOLY LAND & MIDDLE EAST 




















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NORTHERN EUROPE 


Some of Northern Europe’s most magical destinations are waiting to be 

discovered aboard Vision of the Seas and Jewel of the Seas. Experience the 

vibrant capitals of the region, from modern Helsinki to an overnight stay in 

majestic St Petersburg. Or why not explore your adventurous side as you 

discover some of the lesser known sights of ancient Tallinn or the maritime 

city of Gdansk. 

ST PETERSBURG 


HIGHLIGHTS 

AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND 

Amsterdam’s waterways create a very 

special ambience and the delightful 

buildings that line the canals only add to 

the city’s charm. Cycling is a great way 

to get around and discover Amsterdam’s 

many sights, such as the Van Gogh 

Museum and the fully operational 

Rembrandt Mill, located along the 

Amstel River. 

AMSTERDAM & BRUGES 


Copenhagen, Denmark Amsterdam, Holland St Petersburg, Russia Dublin, Ireland 

BERGEN, NORWAY 

Bergen is known as the ‘Gateway to the 

Fjords’ and is a city rich in both culture 

and history. Pay a visit to Bryggen, a 

collection of historic old buildings near the 

wharf, with an abundance of great shops 

and restaurants. And for breathtaking 

views, take a trip to the top of Mt. Floien. 

NORWEGIAN FJORDS 


ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA 

Experience splendid St. Petersburg, 

whose glorious cathedrals and grand 

residences were built by the Imperial 

Russian Tsars. Wander the vast areas 

of green spaces and take an evening 

stroll along the Neva River. Or visit 

Peterhof, summer palace of Peter 

the Great, majestic enough to rival 

even Versailles. 

ST PETERSBURG & BALTICS 


COPENHAGEN, DENMARK 

Head for historic Copenhagen, home 

to Hans Christian Andersen’s celebrated 

Little Mermaid. Stroll around Tivoli 

Gardens, one of the oldest pleasure 

gardens in the world, then sample a 

Danish smorgasbord lunch consisting of 

a wide variety of local meat and fish 

delicacies. 

BRITISH ISLES & NORMANDY 


DUBLIN, IRELAND 

Dublin is a thriving, modern elegant city, 

with magnificent public buildings and 

Georgian squares. Learn about and 

sample Ireland’s most famous export at 

the Irish Whiskey Corner; this 90 year old 

warehouse flat has been converted into a 

museum and offers all you need to know 

about whiskey! This and its warm and 

friendly atmosphere, makes Dublin an 

unforgettable experience. 

SCANDINAVIA & RUSSIA 


VISION OF THE SEAS VISION OF THE SEAS VISION OF THE SEAS VISION OF THE SEAS VISION OF THE SEAS 

JEWEL OF THE SEAS 



(VISION CLASS) (VISION CLASS) (VISION CLASS) (RADIANCE CLASS) 


NORTHERN EUROPE 


1 Stockholm, Sweden Sail at 17:00 

2 Tallinn, Estonia 10:00 17:00 

3 St Petersburg, Russia 07:00 23:59 

4 Cruising 

5 Stockholm, Sweden 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Aug 6, 15*, 24* 28* 

* Arrival time into Stockholm on Day 5 varies. 


Sat Oslo, Norway Sail at 17:00 

Sun Cruising 

Mon Bruges (Zeebrugge), Belgium 07:00 17:00 

Tue Amsterdam, Netherlands 08:00 22:00 

Wed Cruising 

Thu Oslo, Norway 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jun 6, 20 


1 Copenhagen, Denmark Sail at 17:00 

2 Cruising 

3 Bergen, Norway 07:00 19:00 

4 Geiranger, Norway 10:00 18:00 

5 Cruising 

6 Copenhagen, Denmark 07:00 

Departures 

2011 May 3, 29 


1 Stockholm, Sweden Sail at 17:00 

2 Helsinki, Finland 10:00 18:00 

3 St Petersburg, Russia 07:00 23:59 

4 Cruising 

5 Riga, Latvia 07:00 16:30 

6 Gdansk (Gdynia), Poland 11:00 18:00 

7 Visby, Sweden 09:00 18:00 

8 Stockholm, Sweden 07:00 

Departures 

2011 May 8*, 15*, 22*, Jul 16, 23, 30 

*Departs from Copenhagen. Ports and times times. 

Similar 5 night cruise departs 10 & 19 Aug 2011. 


Sat Oslo, Norway Sail at 17:00 

Sun 

Cruising 

Mon Paris/Normandy (Le Havre), France 09:00 23:59 

Tue Cherbourg, France 07:00 15:00 

Wed Dublin, Ireland 12:00 22:00 

Thu Liverpool, England 08:00 17:00 

Fri 

Cruising 

Sat Edinburgh (S. Queensferry), Scotland 09:00 18:00 

Sun 

Cruising 

Mon Oslo, Norway 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Nov 6 


1 Harwich, England Sail at 17:00 

2 Cruising 

3 Copenhagen, Denmark 08:00 17:00 

4 Cruising 

5 Stockholm, Sweden 09:00 17:00 

6 Helsinki, Finland 10:00 18:30 

7 St Petersburg, Russia 07:30 

8 St Petersburg, Russia 18:00 

9 Tallinn, Estonia 07:00 15:00 

10 Cruising 

11 Gothenburg, Sweden 07:00 17:00 

12 Cruising 

13 Harwich, England 04:00 

Departures 

2011 May 18, 30 Jun 11, 23 Jul 5, 17, 29 Aug 10, 22 

S W E D E N 

Stockholm 

Tallinn 

E S T O N I A 

St. Petersburg 

R U S S I A 

N O R W A Y 

Oslo 

N O R W A Y 

Geiranger 

Bergen 

Copenhagen 

D E N M A R K 

S W E D E N 

Stockholm 

Visby 

F I N L A N D 

Helsinki 

Riga 

L A T V I A 


R U S S I A 

S C O T L A N D 

Edinburgh 

Dublin 

Liverpool 

E N G L A N D 

N O R W A Y 

Oslo 

U N I T E D 

K I N G D O M 

F I N L A N D 


Helsinki 

Stockholm 

S W E D E N 

Tallinn 

Gothenburg E S T O N I A 

D E N M A R K 

Copenhagen 

Amsterdam 

Bruges H O L L A N D 

B E L G I U M 

Gdansk 

P O L A N D 

Cherbourg 

Le Havre 

F R A N C E 

Harwich 





* Prices are based on 28th August 2011. 





* Prices are based on 6th June 2011. 










* Prices are based on 30th July 2011. 





* Prices are based on 6th November 2011. 




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Wash up on the 

shores of paradise 

Walk in the Jamaican jungle, take to the water 

or simply relax on your own private beach in the 

Bahamas. Explore the wonders of the Caribbean 

and the Bahamas. 

CARIBBEAN & THE BAHAMAS IMAGE: BOTTOM BAY, SAINT PHILIP, BARBADOS 

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SHORT CARIBBEAN 

3, 4 & 5 NIGHT CRUISES 

With sparkling oceans, beautiful beaches and vibrant towns, 

a holiday to the Caribbean is never long enough. And with so 

many groundbreaking innovations plus a wide variety of dining 

and entertainment options to sample on board you may never 

want to leave the ship. 

FALMOUTH, JAMAICA 

Step back in time as you explore 

Falmouth’s historic district, many of 

whose buildings are still intact and 

feature their unique gingerbread 

woodwork. Shop for local craftworks 

in Water Square then enjoy a lunch of 

shrimp, lobster, chicken or pork, all 

cooked in one of 300 varieties of the 

famous Jamaican Jerk seasoning. 

LABADEE, HAITI 

Labadee is Royal Caribbean International’s 

private island paradise in the Caribbean, 

with pristine beaches, breathtaking 

scenery and spectacular water activities. 

Enjoy a bird’s-eye view as you soar 122 

metres above the beautiful peninsula on 

a thrilling parasailing ride or go shopping 

for beautiful handmade local artwork, 

woodwork and crafts. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 

Start and finish your cruise adventure 

from Fort Lauderdale, 41 km north of 

Miami, whose 10 km of beaches are a 

magnet for sun worshippers. The recently 

renovated Promenade offers a wide 

choice of shops, bars and restaurants, or 

for a breathtaking excursion why not take 

a 30 minute airboat ride across the 

Everglades, one of the most celebrated 

natural areas in America. 

COCOCAY, BAHAMAS 

With pristine white sand beaches and 

spectacular surroundings, the secluded 

island of CocoCay is a wonderland of 

adventure, reserved exclusively for 

Royal Caribbean guests. Explore the 

island’s winding nature trails, scuba 

dive in the clearest blue sea or just lie 

back and relax. 

NASSAU, BAHAMAS 

Nassau blends modern sophistication 

with old world charm perfectly. 

Be sure to check out the 14th century 

French stone cloisters and other 

fascinating historic sites. This tropical 

New Providence island features 

incredible turquoise waters and 

white sand beaches. 

Beach huts, Caribbean Chac Mool Mayan Figure, Mexico River rafting, Jamaica 

BAHAMAS 


MAJESTY OF THE SEAS 

(SOVEREIGN CLASS) 


Fri Miami, Florida Sail at 17:00 

Sat Cococay, Bahamas 08:00 17:00 

Sun Nassau, Bahamas 08:00 17:00 

Mon Miami, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 7, 14, Feb 4, 11, 18 25^, Mar 4, 11, 18, 25, Apr 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6*, 

13*, 20*, 27*, Jun 3*, 10*, 17*, 24*, Jul 1*, 8*, 15*, 22*, 29*, Aug 5*, 12*, 19*, 

26*, Sep 2*, 9*, 16*, 23*, 30*, Oct 7*, 14*, 21*, 28*, Nov 4*, 11*, 18*, 25*, Dec 

2*, 9*, 16*, 23^, 30^ 2012 Jan 6*, 13*, 20*, 27*, Feb 3*, 10*, 17*, 24*, Mar 9*, 

16*, 23*, 30*, Apr 6*, 13* 20*, 27* 

^Cococay & Nassau are reversed. Times vary. 

* Departure time varies. 




* Prices are based on 30th September 2011. 

BAHAMAS 


MAJESTY OF THE SEAS 

(SOVEREIGN CLASS) 


Mon Miami, Florida Sail at 16:30 

Tue Nassau, Bahamas 08:00 11:59 

Wed Cococay, Bahamas 08:00 17:00 

Thu Key West, Florida 10:00 18:00 

Fri Miami, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 3*, 10*, 17*, 31*, Feb 14*, 21*, 28*, Mar 7*, 14*, 21*, 28*, Apr 4*, 11*, 

18*, 25*, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Jun 6, 13, 20, 27, Jul 4, 11, 18, 25, Aug 1, 8, 15, 22, 

29, Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Nov 7, 14, 21, 28, Dec 5, 12, 19*, 26* 

2012 Jan 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Feb 6, 13, 20, Mar 5, 12, 19, 26, Apr 2, 9, 16, 23 

* Port order and times vary. 

WESTERN CARIBBEAN 


LIBERTY OF THE SEAS 



Thu Fort Lauderdale, Florida Sail at 16:30 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Cozumel, Mexico 08:00 18:00 

Sun Cruising 

Mon Fort Lauderdale, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Nov 17, Dec 1, 15 

2012 Jan 3, 12, 26, Feb 9, 23, Mar 8, 22, Apr 5 





* Prices are based on 1st December 2011. 






Sat Fort Lauderdale, Florida Sail at 16:30 

Sun Cruising 

Mon Belize City, Belize 09:00 18:00 

Tue Cozumel, Mexico 08:00 18:00 

Wed Cruising 

Thu Fort Lauderdale, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Nov 12, 26, Dec 10, 24* 

2012 Jan 7, 21, Feb 4, 18, Mar 3, 17, 31 

* Times vary on Day 3 in Belize. 






1 Fort Lauderdale, Florida Sail at 16:30 

2 Cruising 

3 Labadee, Haiti 08:00 16:00 

4 Falmouth, Jamaica 08:30 17:30 

5 Cruising 

6 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Dec 5, 19 

2012 Jan 16, Feb 27, Mar 12 





* Prices are based on 5th December 2011. 







2 Cruising 

3 Ochos Rios, Jamaica 08:00 17:00 


5 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 Dec 29* 

2012 Feb 13, Mar 26, Apr 9 

*Ocho Rios replaced with Falmouth, Jamaica on Day 3. 

CocoCay, Bahamas 



NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS 



Mon Fort Lauderdale, Florida Sail at 17:00 

Tue Cruising 

Wed Labadee, Haiti 08:00 16:00 

Thu Falmouth, Jamaica 09:00 17:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Fort Lauderdale, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 10, 24 Feb 7, 21 Mar 7, 21 Apr 4, 18 












Sun Cruising 

Mon George Town, Grand Cayman 07:00 17:00 

Tue Cozumel, Mexico 10:00 19:00 

Wed Cruising 

Thu Fort Lauderdale, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 15, 29 Feb 12, 26 Mar 12, 26 Apr 9, 23 

A similar 4 night cruise is also available on Navigator of the Seas. 


SHORT CARIBBEAN 

EXTEND YOUR STAY 

AT UNIVERSAL 

ORLANDO® RESORT 

What better way to end the cruise of a 

lifetime than to start the adventure all 

over again at the world famous 

Universal Orlando® Resort 

F L O R I D A 

Key West 

Miami 

CocoCay 

Nassau 

B A H A M A S 

Cozumel 

M E X I C O 

Belize City 

B E L I Z E 

F L O R I D A 

Fort Lauderdale 

F L O R I D A 


Falmouth 

Labadee 

H A I T I 

Ochos Rios 

J A M A I C A 

Cozumel 

M E X I C O 

F L O R I D A 


Falmouth 

George Town 

J A M A I C A 

G R A N D 

C A Y M A N 

Labadee 

H A I T I 

FOR MORE DETAILS VISIT OUR WEBSITE 

OR CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT 

Jurassic Park River Adventure® 

at Universal’s Islands of Adventure® 




* Prices are based on 3rd October 2011. 










* Prices are based on 13th February 2012. 








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Experiencing the western Caribbean for the first time is a truly 

breathtaking experience. Take your pick from perfect white beaches, 

ancient Mayan cities or bustling fishing ports or venture inland on an 

unforgettable shore excursion. You really can experience so much more 

of the enchanting Caribbean with Royal Caribbean International. 

OASIS OF THE SEAS 

To find out more about these 

incredible Oasis Class ships visit 

www.oasisoftheseas.com or 

refer to page 26. 

AquAThEATER 

A spectacular open air theatre for 

mesmerising entertainment, featuring 

high diving water acrobats and 

dazzling light shows. 

CEnTRAl PARk℠ 

Enjoy café culture on board in the 

unique open air Central Park, with 

several al fresco dining options for you 

to sample. Its lush tropical grounds 

provide a tranquil open space with 

winding paths, quiet reading corners 

and specimen gardens. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

gAlvEsTOn, TExAs 

Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday 

life and head to Galveston – one of the 

most popular destinations in Texas. This 

magical island is full of surprises from 

interesting shops and cafés to nature 

parks and great beaches along the 

Gulf Coast. 





COZuMEl, MExICO 

Check out the unique Mayan 

architecture of Tulum, such as the 

pyramid-shaped El Castillo, which 

dominates the city from atop a 

13 metre high cliff. Then plunge into 

the underwater world of Chankanaab 

on a deep-sea adventure aboard the 

Atlantis Submarine. 



PORT CAnAvERAl, FlORIdA 

Known as Florida’s fun port, Port 

Canaveral’s magnificent recreational 

waterfront area, ‘The Cove’, offers a 

variety of superb shops and boutiques. 

Alternatively visit some of the great 

Florida attractions, like the Kennedy 

Space Centre and Disneyland. 

CARTAgEnA, COlOMBIA 

This old walled city is full of colonial 

charm, with brightly painted tile-roofed 

houses, flower-filled balconies and 

courtyards. Stroll the narrow streets 

of this fashionable and fascinating 

seaside resort and admire the colourful 

architecture seeped in tradition. 

OASIS OF THE SEAS ALLURE OF THE SEAS VOYAGER OF THE SEAS 

FREEDOM OF THE SEAS GRANDEUR OF THE SEAS 

(OASIS CLASS) 

(OASIS CLASS) 






Sun Cruising 

Mon Labadee, Haiti 08:00 17:00 

Tue Falmouth, Jamaica 10:00 18:00 

Wed Cruising 

Thu Cozumel, Mexico 08:00 19:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Fort Lauderdale, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 8*, 22*, Feb 5*, 19*, Mar 5*, 19, Apr 2, 16, 30, May 14, 28, Jun 11, 25, 

Jul 9, 23, Aug 6, 20, Sep 3, 17, Oct 1^, 15^, 29^, Nov 12^, 26^, Dec 10^, 24^ 

2012 Jan 7^, 21^, Feb 4^, 18^, Mar 3^, 17^, 31^, Apr 14^, 28^, May 12^, 26^, 

Jun 9^, 23^, Jul 7^, 21^, Aug 4^, 18^, Sep 1^, 15^ 

*Ports of call & times vary. ^Departs Falmouth 19:00 on Day 4. 

Unspoilt beaches in Mexico Scuba diving, Cozumel Horse riding in Jamaica 

ROATán, hOnduRAs 

You’ll be spoilt for choice on Roatan 

Island. Spend a day zip-lining through 

tree tops or visiting the shops along 

West End beach – then why not kick 

back on one of the piers and enjoy an 

incredible sunset with a Monkey 

La La cocktail in your hand. 



2 Cruising 


4 Falmouth, Jamaica 10:00 19:00 

5 Cruising 

6 Cozumel, Mexico 08:00 19:00 

7 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 Jan 2*, 16*, 30*, Feb 13*, 27*, Mar 13^, 27^, Apr 10^, 24^, May 8^, 22^, 

Jun 5^, 19^, Jul 3^, 17^, 31^, Aug 14^, 28^, Sep 11^, 25^, Oct 9, 23, Nov 6, 20, 

Dec 4, 18 2012 Jan 15, 29, Feb 12, 26, Mar 11, 25, Apr 8, 22, May 6, 20, Jun 3, 

17, Jul 1, 15, 29, Aug 12, 26, Sep 9, 23 

*Ports of call & times vary. ^Cruise departs Falmouth 18:00 on Day 4. 


Sun Galveston, Texas Sail at 17:00 

Mon Cruising 

Tue Cruising 

Wed Roatán, Honduras 08:00 17:00 

Thu Belize City, Belize 08:00 17:00 

Fri Cozumel, Mexico 08:00 17:00 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Galveston, Texas 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 9, 23 Feb 6, 20 Mar 6, Apr 3, 17 




Sun Port Canaveral, Florida Sail at 16:00 

Mon Cruising 

Tue Labadee, Haiti 08:00 17:00 

Wed Falmouth, Jamaica 10:00 19:00 

Thu George Town, Grand Cayman 08:00 16:00 

Fri Cozumel, Mexico 10:00 19:00 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Port Canaveral, Florida 06:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 9*, 23* Feb 6*, 20* Mar 6* Apr 3*, 17* May 1, 15, 29 Jun 12, 26 

Jul 10, 24 Aug 7, 21 Sep 4, 18 Oct 2, 16, 30 Nov 13, 27 Dec 11, 23 

2012 Jan 8, 22 Feb 5, 19 Mar 4, 18 Apr 1, 15, 29 

* Departs Falmouth 18:00 on Day 4. 

Roatán, Honduras 




Sun Colon, Panama Sail at 18:30 

Mon Cartagena, Colombia 10:30 21:30 

Tue Cruising 

Wed Montego Bay, Jamaica 08:00 17:00 

Thu George Town, Grand Cayman 07:00 16:00 

Fri Roatán, Honduras 10:00 16:00 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Colon, Panama 06:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 9, 23, Feb 6, 20, Mar 6, 20, Apr 3, 17 

CARIBBEAn & ThE BAhAMAs 


ZIP lInE 

The exhilarating Zip Line ride flies 

guests nine decks high from one 

end of the Boardwalk SM to the other, 

while offering an amazing bird’s eye 

view of the entire neighbourhood. 

RIsIng TIdE BAR 

The Rising Tide Bar moves slowly up 

and down between three decks, and 

features an open air bar encircled in 

a crystal verandah, taking cocktails 

to a whole new level. 

Cozumel 

M E X I C O 

F L O R I D A 


Falmouth 

J A M A I C A 

Labadee 

H A I T I 






Cozumel 

M E X I C O 

F L O R I D A 


Falmouth 

J A M A I C A 

Labadee 

H A I T I 






T E X A S 

Galveston 

M E X I C O 

Cozumel 

B E L I Z E 

Belize City 

Roatán 

H O N D U R A S 






Cozumel 

M E X I C O 

F L O R I D A 

Port Canaveral 

George Town 

G R A N D 

C A Y M A N 

Falmouth 

J A M A I C A 

Labadee 

H A I T I 






George Town 

G R A N D 

C A Y M A N 

Roatán 

H O N D U R A S 

Colon 

P A N A M A 

Montego Bay 

J A M A I C A 

Cartegena 

C O L O M B I A 





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EASTERN CARIBBEAN 


Set sail from one of four fabulous ports – Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale, 

Miami or Cape Liberty – setting out to some of the most fascinating 

destinations in the Caribbean. Shop for bargains in the duty free paradise 

of Charlotte Amalie, take a kayak tour in Haiti or dive into the crystal clear 

waters around the unique Caribbean Island of St. Maarten. 

``````` 

ALLURE OF THE SEAS 

To find out more about these 

incredible Oasis Class ships visit 

www.oasisoftheseas.com or 

refer to page 26. 

AMBER THEATRE 

Chicago, the award winning Broadway 

stage show debuts in Allure's Amber 

Theatre. The spectacular production 

includes the same infamous cast of 

characters and one show-stoppingsong 

after another. The 1,380 

Amber Theatre is also equipped with 

state-of-the-art 3D screens bringing 

a new dimension to watching movies 

on board. 

RITA’S CANTINA 

Combining the best of classic Mexican 

beach bars and Southern California’s 

famed taquerias, Rita’s Cantina is a 

vibrant restaurant in the Boardwalk SM 

neighbourhood. The large open breeze 

ways and outdoor seating area 

makes it the ideal spot for a snack, 

lunch or dinner for guests seeking 

a flavourful fiesta. 

ZIP LINE 

The exhilarating Zip Line ride flies 

guests nine decks high from one 

end of the Boardwalk SM to the other, 

while offering an amazing bird’s eye 

view of the entire neighbourhood. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

CHARLOTTE AMALIE, ST. THOMAS 

The idyllic island of St. Thomas is famed 

for its beautiful beaches and crystal clear 

waters. However, this stunning Caribbean 

island has also become renowned for its 

duty-free shopping. Shop for trinkets 

and bargains on everything from 

jewellery to imported china and crystal. 







EXPLORER OF THE SEAS 



1 Cape Liberty, New Jersey/New York Sail at 17:00 

2 Cruising 

3 Cruising 

4 Cruising 

5 Philipsburg, St. Maarten 08:00 17:00 

6 Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 08:00 17:00 

7 San Juan, Puerto Rico 07:00 13:00 


9 Cruising 

10 Cruising 

11 Cape Liberty, New Jersey/New York 08:00 

Departures 

2011 Nov 10, Dec 1 

2012 Jan 6, 27*, Feb 17, Mar 9*, 19 

*Port order & times vary. 





* Prices are based on 1st December 2011 



ALLURE OF THE SEAS OASIS OF THE SEAS 

FREEDOM OF THE SEAS 

LIBERTY OF THE SEAS EXPLORER OF THE SEAS 

(OASIS CLASS) 

(OASIS CLASS) 





Sun Fort Lauderdale, Florida Sail at 17:00 

Mon Nassau, Bahamas 07:00 13:00 

Tue Cruising 

Wed Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 09:00 17:00 

Thu Philipsburg, St. Maarten 07:00 17:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Fort Lauderdale, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 9, 23, Feb 20, Mar 6, 20, Apr 3, 17, May 1, 15, 29, Jun 12, 26, Jul 10, 

24, Aug 7, 21, Sep 4, 18, Oct 2*, 16*, 30*, Nov 13*, 27*, Dec 11* 2012 Jan 8*, 

22*, Feb 5*, 19*, Mar 4*, 18*, Apr 1*, 15*, 29*, May 13*, 27*, Jun 10*, 24*, Jul 

8*, 22*, Aug 5*, 19*, Sep 2*, 16* 

*Times vary. 

F L O R I D A 


S T . 


M A A R T E N 

B A H A M A S 

Philipsburg 

Charlotte Amalie 

S T . T H O M A S 






Nassau, The Bahamas Samana, Dominican Republic Catamaran ride, CocoCay, Bahamas 

PHILIPSBURG, ST. MAARTEN 

The unique Caribbean island of St. Maarten 

is ruled by two sovereign states, and 

although each half of the island is 

different, they live in harmony together. 

The Dutch capital of Philipsburg is a 

shopper’s paradise, with a great selection 

of stores and boutiques lined along its 

cobble-stoned streets and narrow lanes. 

Great Bay Beach and Little Bay Beach 

are also fantastic for snorkellers. 





2 Nassau, Bahamas 07:00 14:00 

3 Cruising 

4 Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 09:00 18:00 


6 Cruising 

7 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 Jan 15^, 29^, Feb 12^, 26^, Mar 12^, 26^, Apr 9^, 23^, May 7^, 21^, Jun 

4^, 18^, Jul 2^, 16^, 30^, Aug 13^, 27^, Sep 10^, 24^, Oct 8, 22, Nov 5, 19, Dec 

3, 17, 31* 2012 Jan 14, 28, Feb 11, 25, Mar 10, 24, Apr 7*, 21, May 5, 19, Jun 2, 

16, 30, Jul 14, 28, Aug 11, 25, Sep 8, 22 

*Port order & times vary ^Times vary. 

F L O R I D A 



B A H A M A S 

S T . 

M A A R T E N 

Philipsburg 








SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO 

San Juan is the second oldest city in 

the Americas. Its pastel coloured houses, 

wrought iron balconies, statue lined 

plazas and narrow streets paved with 

cobbles of blue stone are in stark 

contrast to this spirited modern city 

that is bursting with excited energy. 




Sun Port Canaveral, Florida Sail at 16:30 

Mon CocoCay, Bahamas 07:00 16:00 

Tue Cruising 

Wed Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 11:00 19:00 

Thu Philipsburg, St. Maarten 08:00 17:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Port Canaveral, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 2, 16, 30, Feb 13, 27, Mar 13, 27, Apr 10, 24, May 8*, 22*, Jun 5*, 19*, 

Jul 3*, 17*, 31*, Aug 14*, 28*, Sep 11*, 25*, Oct 9*, 23*, Nov 6*, 20*, Dec 4* 

2012 Jan 15*, 29*, Feb 12*, 26*, Mar 11*, 25*, Apr 8*, 22* 

*Times vary. 

F L O R I D A 

Port Canaveral 

CocoCay 

B A H A M A S 

S T . 

M A A R T E N 

Philipsburg 








SAMANA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 

Somewhat remote and removed from the 

tourist trail, this patch of paradise is 

home to one of the most important rain 

forests and mangrove reserves in the 

Caribbean. And its crystal-clear coast 

features some of the best diving on the 

northern side of the Dominican Republic. 


Sat Miami, Florida Sail at 16:30 

Sun 

Mon 

Cruising 

Cruising 

Tue Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 09:00 20:00 

Wed Philipsburg, St. Maarten 07:00 18:00 

Thu San Juan, Puerto Rico 07:00 14:30 

Fri Labadee, Haiti 09:30 16:30 

Sat 

Cruising 

Sun Miami, Florida 06:00 

Departures 

2011 Feb 5, 19 Mar 5, 19 

Labadee 

H A I T I 

F L O R I D A 

Miami 

S T . 

M A A R T E N 

S T . T H O M A S Philipsburg 


San Juan 

P U E R T O 

R I C O 






Labadee 

H A I T I 


Fri Cape Liberty, New Jersey/New York Sail at 16:00 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Cruising 

Mon San Juan, Puerto Rico 16:00 23:30 

Tue Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 08:00 17:30 

Wed Samana, Dominican Republic 09:00 18:00 

Thu Labadee, Haiti 07:00 16:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Cape Liberty, New Jersey/New York 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 28, Feb 18, Mar 11, Apr 1, Oct 27* 

*Times vary. 

Labadee 

H A I T I 

N E W J E R S E Y 

Cape Liberty 

S T . 

M A A R T E N 

S T . T H O M A S Philipsburg 



Cape Liberty 

Samana 

D O M I N I C A N 

R E P U B L I C 

San Juan 

P U E R T O 

R I C O 



San Juan 

P U E R T O 

R I C O 










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SOUTHERN 

CARIBBEAN 

7 & 12 NIGHT CRUISES 

Cruise from San Juan or Cape Liberty, New York for a classic Caribbean 

adventure to the golden beaches and lush green scenery of Haiti, the 

Dominican Republic, St. Kitts and St. Thomas. Explore the mountainous 

terrain and colourful colonial architecture of pretty St. George’s or enjoy 

a freshly made rum cocktail on the perfect sands of St. Croix. 

SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN 


ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS SERENADE OF THE SEAS SERENADE OF THE SEAS 

(VOYAGER CLASS) (VOYAGER CLASS) (VOYAGER CLASS) (RADIANCE CLASS) (RADIANCE CLASS) 


Sun San Juan, Puerto Rico Sail at 20:30 

Mon Cruising 

Tue Willemstad, Curaçao 08:00 18:00 

Wed Oranjestad, Aruba 08:00 18:00 

Thu Cruising 

Fri Roseau, Dominica 08:00 17:00 

Sat Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 08:00 18:00 

Sun San Juan, Puerto Rico 06:00 

HIGHLIGHTS 

WILLEMSTAD, CURAÇAO 

The legacy of Willemstad’s early settlers 

is visible as you sail into harbour with 

its collection of gabled Dutch-colonial 

buildings lining the port. Visit Seaquarium 

Beach, where the superb Curaçao Sea 

Aquarium displays more than 400 

exotic species of marine life. 





Mon Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 08:00 17:00 

Tue Basseterre, St. Kitts 08:00 17:00 

Wed Cruising 

Thu Oranjestad, Aruba 08:00 20:00 

Fri Willemstad, Curaçao 07:00 18:00 

Sat Cruising 


El Yunque rainforest, Puerto Rico Explore the beaches of Antigua The Pitons, St. Lucia 

ORANJESTAD, ARUBA 

Aruba is blessed with almost year-round 

sunshine and some of the most fantastic 

beaches in the world. Best explored on 

foot, a stroll along the palm-lined streets 

of its bustling capital, Oranjestad will 

reveal a town bursting with Dutchcolonial 

charm and fabulous shopping. 




1 San Juan, Puerto Rico Sail at 20:30 

2 St. Croix, US Virgin Islands 08:00 17:00 


4 St. Johns, Antigua 08:00 17:00 

5 Castries, St. Lucia 08:00 17:00 

6 Bridgetown, Barbados 08:00 17:00 

7 Cruising 

8 San Juan, Puerto Rico 06:00 

ROSEAU, DOMINICA 

Roseau is Dominica’s capital city with a 

population of over 20,000. Distinctive 

stone and wood townhouses dating 

from the Victorian era decorate the 

city, characterised by their wooden 

overhanging verandahs and ornate 

fretwork. 




Sat San Juan, Puerto Rico Sail at 20:30 

Sun Tortola, British Virgin Islands 08:00 17:30 

Mon Philipsburg, St. Maarten 08:00 17:30 

Tue Basseterre, St. Kitts 08:00 17:00 

Wed Roseau, Dominica 08:00 17:00 

Thu Bridgetown, Barbados 08:00 17:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat San Juan, Puerto Rico 06:00 

BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS 

Explore the bustling city or the island’s 

rolling hills and valleys and you’ll 

discover an abundance of exciting 

attractions. Alternatively, head to one 

of its beaches, some of which are 

considered to be the world’s 

most beautiful. 





Mon Cruising 

Tue Bridgetown, Barbados 08:00 17:00 

Wed Castries, St. Lucia 08:00 17:00 

Thu St. Johns, Antigua 08:00 17:00 

Fri Philipsburg, St. Maarten 08:00 17:30 

Sat St. Croix, US Virgin Islands 07:00 17:30 







Sun Cape Liberty, Bayonne, New Jersey Sail at 16:00 

Mon Cruising 

Tue Cruising 

Wed Labadee, Haiti 08:00 17:00 

Thu Samana, Dominican Republic 08:00 17:00 

Fri Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 08:00 17:00 

Sat Basseterre, St. Kitts 08:00 18:00 

Sun St. Johns, Antigua 07:00 18:00 

Mon Philipsburg, St. Maarten 07:00 18:00 

Tue Cruising 

Wed Cruising 

Thu Cruising 

Fri Cape Liberty, Bayonne, New Jersey 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 16, Feb 6, 27, Dec 11* 

*Samana is replaced with San Juan. Port order and times vary. Similar 11 night 

Southern Caribbean cruise operates 20 Mar 2011 and early in 2012. 

Labadee 

H A I T I 


Cape Liberty 

SERENADE OF THE SEAS 


S T . 

M A A R T E N 

Philipsburg 


Samana 

D O M I N I C A N 

S T . 

R E P U B L I C 

T H O M A S 

Basseterre 

S T . 

K I T T S 

St. Johns 

A N T I G U A 









Sat San Juan, Puerto Rico Sail at 20:30 

Sun Cruising 

Mon St. George’s, Grenada 08:00 17:00 

Tue Castries, St. Lucia 08:00 17:00 

Wed St. Johns, Antigua 08:00 17:00 

Thu St. Croix, US Virgin Islands 07:00 18:00 

Fri Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 07:00 17:00 

Sat San Juan, Puerto Rico 06:00 



Departures 

2011 Jan 2, 16, 30 Feb 13, 27 Mar 13, 27 Apr 10 

Similar 7 night Southern Caribbean cruise available on Serenade of 

the Seas. 

Departures 

2011 Dec 11 

2012 Jan 8, 22 Feb 5, 19 Mar 4, 18, Apr 1 

Departures 

2011 Nov 20*, Dec 4^ 

2012 Jan 15, 29, Feb 12^, 26, Mar 11, 25, Apr 8 

*Port order and times vary. 

^Cruise operates in reverse order. 

Departures 

2011 Nov 19 Dec 3, 17 

2012 Jan 14, 28 Feb 11, 25 Mar 10, 24 Apr 7 

Departures 

2011 May 22, Jun 5, 19, Jul 3, 17, 31, Aug 14, 28, Sep 11, 25, Oct 9, 23, Nov 6 

Departures 

2011 Nov 26, Dec 10* 

2012 Jan 7, 21, Feb 4, 18, Mar 3, 17, 31, Apr 14, 28 

*Castries, St. Lucia is replaced with Roseau, Dominica on day 4. 

P U E R T O R I C O 

San Juan 

A R U B A 

Oranjestad 

C U R A Ç A O 

Willemstad 


S T . 

T H O M A S 

D O M I N I C A 

Roseau 


San Juan 

S T . 

T H O M A S 

A R U B A 

Oranjestad 

C U R A Ç A O 

Willemstad 


Basseterre 

S T . 

K I T T S 

S T . M A A R T E N 


A N T I G U A 

San Juan Philipsburg 

St. Johns 

St. Croix 

U S V I R G I N I S L A N D S 

S T . L U C I A 

Castries 

Bridgetown 

B A R B A D O S 


San Juan 


Philipsburg 

Tortola 

B R I T I S H 

V I R G I N 

I S L A N D S 

Basseterre 

S T . 

K I T T S 

Roseau 

D O M I N I C A 

Bridgetown 



San Juan 


Philipsburg 

St. Johns 

A N T I G U A 

St. Croix 

U S V I R G I N 

I S L A N D S 

S T . L U C I A 

Castries 

Bridgetown 





San Juan 

A N T I G U A 

St. Johns 

St. Croix 

U S V I R G I N 

S T . 

I S L A N D S L U C I A 

St. George’s 

G R E N A D A 

Castries 










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ASIA, AMERICAS & SOUTH PACIFIC 

IMAGE: FORBIDDEN CITY, BEIJING 

Walk among 

mystical cities 

gilded with gold 

From Bangkok to Brazil, uncover the secret 

of true happiness in Asia, the Americas 

and the South Pacific. 

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ASIA 

SHORT CRUISES 

With two acres of glass canopies and skylights, Legend of the Seas 

gives you an awe-inspiring view of Asia. From Vibrant Kuala Lumpur and 

Singapore to the golden beaches of Phuket or the tranquillity of Fukuoka, 

these cruises bring you all the diversity of this spectacular region. What’s 

more, we’ve adapted the onboard experience to uniquely reflect Asian 

culture, dining and entertainment for an authentic taste of the Orient. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA 

Malaysia’s capital has a unique charm 

and appeal that draws people from all 

around the world. Wander around the 

city streets taking in all the amazing 

sights and scenery. Alternatively, stroll 

around one of the many colourful 

markets and experience the diversity 

of Asian culture to its fullest. 

PHUKET, THAILAND 

The largest and most popular island in 

Thailand, Phuket consists of shimmering 

white sand beaches and sparkling sea. 

Rich in history and culture, discover the 

area from the back of an elephant on 

a jungle tour, or participate in a local 

Thai cooking class. 

Phuket, Thailand The bright lights of Kowloon, Hong Kong Birdpark, Singapore 

SINGAPORE 

At first glance, this diamond-shaped 

island just off the coast of Malaysia 

gleams with modernism and 

commercialism. But as you continue 

to discover the city-state, you'll find an 

eclectic mix of cultures, religions, 

ancient treasures and British colonial 

impressions that give rise to a unique 

Singaporean identity. 

PENANG, MALAYSIA 

Gorgeous beaches. Abundant culture. 

Rich history. Excellent food. There is so 

much to experience in the "Pearl of the 

Orient" One of the most multicultural 

cities in all of Asia, Penang is like a 

concentrated version of the entire 

continent, while maintaining its own 

character. 

LANGKAWI, MALAYSIA 

Replete with ancient geological wonders 

like mysterious caves and mist-shrouded 

mountains, this region is an absolute 

tropical paradise endowed with a beauty 

that only nature's variety can offer. Swim 

and snorkel in the Pulau Payar Marine 

Park or simply rent a glass-bottomed 

boat to observe this wondrous 

underwater world. 

PEARLS OF THE ORIENT 


LEGEND OF THE SEAS 



1 Shanghai (Baoshan), China Sail at 17:00 

2 Cruising 

3 Kyoto (Osaka), Japan 14:00 

4 Kyoto (Osaka), Japan 17:00 

5 Fukuoka, Japan 15:00 20:00 

6 Busan, South Korea 08:00 17:00 

7 Cruising 

8 Shanghai (Baoshan), China 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jun 25, Jul 2, 9 

C H I N A 

Shanghai 

J A P A N 

S O U T H K O R E A 

Osaka 

Busan 

Fukuoka 





*Prices are based on 25 June 2011 


ASIAN SHORT 

BEST OF MALAYSIA 


ISLES OF SOUTHEAST ASIA 


FUKUOKA & JEJU 


GEM OF ASIA 


SPICE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA 


JAPAN & KOREA 















1 Singapore 16:00 

2 Penang, Malaysia 14:00 21:00 

3 Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang), Malaysia 10:00 18:00 



1 Singapore Sail at 17:00 


3 Phuket, Thailand 13:00 22:00 

4 Cruising 




2 Cruising 


4 Jeju Island, South Korea 07:00 14:00 



1 Hong Kong, China 17:00 

2 Kaohsiung, Taiwan 13:00 20:00 

3 Taichung, Taiwan 09:00 18:00 

4 Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan 07:00 22:00 

5 Cruising 

6 Hong Kong, China 07:00 


1 Singapore Sail at 17:00 

2 Cruising 

3 Phuket, Thailand 08:00 20:00 

4 Langkawi, Malaysia 07:00 16:00 




1 Tianjin (Beijing), China 18:00 

2 Cruising 

3 Nagasaki, Japan 12:00 19:00 


5 Jeju Island, South Korea 08:00 15:00 

6 Seoul, South Korea 09:00 21:00 

7 Cruising 

8 Tianjin (Beijing), China 06:00 

Departures 

2010: Dec 3*, 10*, 17*, 20 

2011: Jan 14, 21, Feb 6 

*Times vary. 

Departures 

2010 Dec 6, 13 

2011 Jan 10, 17, Feb 2, 9 

Departures 

2011 Apr 19, Jun 7, 14, 21, Jul 19 

Similar 3 night cruise available on Legend of the Seas 11 & 18 Jun 2011. 

Departures 

2011 Oct 13, 18, 28, Nov 2* 

* Times vary. 

Departures 

2010 Dec 23, 28 

2011 Jan 24, 28, Feb 13 

Similar 4 night cruise on Legend of the Seas operates 29 Jan 2011. 

Departures 

2011 Jul 23, 30, Aug 6*, 13, 20, 27, Sep 3 

* Port order varies. 


M A L A Y S I A 

Kuala Lumpur 

Penang 

Singapore 

T H A I L A N D 

Phuket 


Kuala Lumpur 

Singapore 


C H I N A 

Shanghai 

Jeju Island 

J A P A N 

Fukuoka 

C H I N A 

Hong Kong 

T A I W A N 

Keelung 

Taichung 

Kaohsiung 

T H A I L A N D 

Phuket 


Langkawi 

Kuala Lumpur 

Singapore 

C H I N A 

Tianjin 

J A P A N 

Seoul 

Fukuoka 

Nagasaki 

Jeju Island 





*Prices are based on 21 Jan 2011 










*Prices are based on 7 June 2011 





*Prices are based on 13 Oct 2011 










*Prices are based on 3 Sept 2011 



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change daily. For the best price of the day please visit 

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55

THE AMERICAS 


Explore the chic coastal towns, quaint fishing villages and abundant, 

mountainous jungles dotted around the Mexican Riviera or sail along the 

Panamanian coastline. With our choice of itineraries onboard our Voyager 

and Radiance Class ships, you’ll be spoilt for choice for new experiences 

and places to explore both on board and onshore. 

SHORE EXCURSIONS 

Here are just a few of our exciting shore 

excursions. You can find the rest at 

www.royalcaribbean.com/shoreexcursions 

BOSTON - FREEDOM TRAIL 

WALKING TOUR 

Feel like a freedom fighter while 

walking along Boston’s famous 

Freedom Trail. It’s like stepping back 

in time. 

BAR HARBOUR - BEST OF ARCADIA 

NATIONAL PARK & MOUNT 

DESERT ISLAND 

This tour encompasses all the 

highlights of Arcadia National Park, 

the scenic area of Mount Desert Island 

and a spectacular lobster lunch. 

Forget the diet. 

HALIFAX – PEGGY’S COVE 

Walk along the rocks to view the 

craggy coastline with its bold 

glacier-formed outcropping of granite 

and its impressive lighthouse. 

PORTLAND – PORTLAND 

HIGHLIGHTS & LIGHTHOUSE 

See the picturesque and historic city of 

Portland and the oldest lighthouse in 

Maine. Talk about a Kodak moment. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

MAZATLAN, MEXICO 

Between the warm, emerald waters of 

the Pacific Ocean and the rugged, 

‘jungle-like’ terrain of the Sierra Madre 

Mountains, Mazatlan offers a unique 

escape. Spend your days in exotic bars 

or lying under the stunning sun-drenched 

skies of Mexico. 

CANADA & NEW ENGLAND 





1 Boston, Massachusetts Sail at 17:00 

2 Portland, Maine 07:00 18:00 

3 Bar Harbour, Maine 07:00 17:00 

4 Saint John, New Brunswick 07:00 17:30 

5 Cruising 

6 Halifax, Nova Scotia 09:00 18:30 

7 Cruising 

8 Boston, Massachusetts 06:00 

Departures 

2011 Sep 17, 24, Oct 1, 8, 15*, 22 


C A N A D A 

Saint John 

Bar Harbour 

M A I N E 

Portland 

M A S S A C H U S E T T S 

Boston 

U N I T E D S T A T E S 

O F A M E R I C A 

N O V A 

S C O T I A 

Halifax 

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico A Costa Rican landscape Contadora Island, Panama 

CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA 

This old walled city is full of colonial 

charm, with brightly painted, 

tile-roofed houses, flower-filled balconies 

and courtyards. Stroll the narrow streets 

of this fashionable and fascinating 

seaside resort and admire the colourful 

architecture steeped in tradition. 

MEXICAN RIVIERA 

COLON, PANAMA 

With a lovely, modern port, this city is 

well known for having one of the largest 

Duty-Free zones in the western hemisphere. 

Enjoy the interesting mix of cultures 

and don’t leave without enjoying the 

exhilarating Panama Canal Railway ride 

over the Pacific. 

CANADA & NEW ENGLAND 


BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 

The cradle of the American Revolution 

and one of the oldest cities in the United 

States, Boston remains the metropolitan 

centre of New England. Its unrivalled 

historical significance, old charm and 

cosmopolitan sophistication make it 

a great place to explore and unwind 

before or after your cruise. 

ULTIMATE CARIBBEAN 

& PANAMA 

The autumn in Maine 

BAR HARBOUR, MAINE 

With its rock-bound coastline and soaring 

cliffs, Bar Harbour is easily identifiable 

from offshore. Go whale-watching, 

choose your favourite ice climbing route 

or tackle Cadillac Mountain for the most 

incredible sweeping vistas. 




MARINER OF THE SEAS EXPLORER OF THE SEAS 

JEWEL OF THE SEAS JEWEL OF THE SEAS 






Sun Los Angeles, California Sail at 17:00 

Mon Cruising 

Tue Cabo San Lucas, Mexico 09:30 18:00 

Wed Mazatlan, Mexico 08:00 17:30 

Thu Puerto Vallarta, Mexico 08:00 19:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Los Angeles, California 07:00 

Departures 

2010 Nov 21, 28, Dec 5, 12, 19, 26 

2011 Jan 2, 9 

C A L I F O R N I A 

Los Angeles 

Cabo San 

Lucas 



M E X I C O 

Mazatlan 

Puerto Vallarta 


1 Cape Liberty, Bayonne, New Jersey Sail at 17:00 

2 Cruising 

3 Portland, Maine 07:00 18:00 

4 Bar Harbour, Maine 07:00 17:00 

5 Saint John, New Brunswick 07:00 15:00 

6 Halifax, Nova Scotia 09:30 19:00 

7 Cruising 

8 Boston, Massachusetts 08:00 17:00 

9 Cruising 

10 Cape Liberty, Bayonne, New Jersey 08:00 

Departures 

2011 Sep 1*, 15, 29, Oct 13 


N O V A 

C A N A D A 

S C O T I A 

Saint John 

Halifax 

Bar Harbour 

M A I N E 

Portland 

Boston 

M A S S A C H U S E T T S 

Cape Liberty 


Fri Fort Lauderdale, Florida Sail at 17:00 

Sat Cruising 

Sun Labadee, Haiti 07:00 16:00 

Mon Cruising 

Tue Cartagena, Colombia 07:00 13:00 

Wed Colon, Panama 08:00 18:00 

Thu Puerto Limon, Costa Rica 07:00 19:00 

Fri Cruising 

Sat George Town, Grand Cayman 08:00 18:00 

Sun Cruising 

Mon Fort Lauderdale, Florida 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Jan 14 Feb 4, 25 Mar 18 Apr 8 



F L O R I D A 


George Town 

Labadee 

G R A N D H A I T I 

C A Y M A N 

C O S T A R I C A 

Puerto Limon 

Colon C O L O M B I A 

P A N A M A 

Cartagena 

ULTIMATE CARIBBEAN 

& PANAMA 



2 Cruising 

3 Cruising 

4 Oranjestad, Aruba 07:00 17:00 

5 Cruising 

6 Cartegena, Colombia 07:00 16:00 

7 Colon, Panama 08:00 18:00 

8 Puerto Limon, Costa Rica 07:00 19:00 

9 Cruising 

10 George Town, Grand Cayman 08:00 18:00 

11 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 Jan 3*, 24, Feb 14, Mar 7, 28, Apr 18 




F L O R I D A 


George Town 

G R A N D 

C A Y M A N 

C O S T A R I C A 

Puerto Limon 

Colon 

P A N A M A 

Cartagena 

A R U B A 

Oranjestad 

C O L O M B I A 


THE AMERICAS 




























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57

SOUTH PACIFIC 

& AUSTRALIA 


Escape to silky stretches of pristine white sand, coconut trees and sunkissed 

waters. Browse vibrant waterfronts and colourful market places. 

Enjoy fantastic food and diverse culture. Experience the magical ports 

of the South Pacific and Tropical Queensland on a 9-12 night holiday. Or 

get a taste for the fun of cruising on a weekend getaway from Sydney. 

SAMPLER CRUISE 


HIGHLIGHTS 

WHITSUNDAYS, QUEENSLAND 

Bordered by the Great Barrier Reef and 

74 tropical islands, the Whitsundays are a 

water lover's paradise. Sink your feet into 

the white, silica sands of world famous 

Whitehaven Beach. Enjoy the town of Airlie 

Beach, a major hub for trips out to the 

islands. The pretty, tree-lined beach offers 

something for everyone; adventure, action, 

comfort and relaxation. 

Beachside, Australia Harbour Bridge, Sydney Isles of Pines, New Caledonia 

NOUMEA, NEW CALEDONIA 

Discover the vibrant city of Noumea, 

where the charm of the French Riviera 

meets the South Pacific. Explore 

European influenced shops and cafés, 

browse the bayside markets and take in 

stunning views of the city and the Pacific 

Ocean from the top of the beautiful St 

Joseph’s gothic cathedral. 

SOUTH PACIFIC GEMS 


ISLE OF PINES, NEW CALEDONIA 

Nicknamed “the closest island to paradise” 

take one look at this breathtaking gem 

on the southern tip of the New Caledonia 

archipelago and you'll undoubtedly find 

yourself spellbound by its beauty and 

carefree charm. The crystal clear waters 

are perfect for a snorkelling adventure. 

VILA, VANUATU & MYSTERY ISLAND, 

VANUATU 

Port Vila is the heart and soul of the 83 

idyllic islands making up the archipelago 

of Vanuatu. With beauty and ancient tribal 

traditions, Vila’s been voted one of the 

happiest places on earth. Mystery Island is 

a little jewel on the southern most point of 

Vanuatu and is completely uninhabited. 

Visit today and discover only palm trees 

and sweet seclusion growing from its 

white sand. 

RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS 

RADIANCE OF THE SEAS RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS 


(VISION CLASS) (VISION CLASS) 

(RADIANCE CLASS) (VISION CLASS) 


1 Sydney, Australia Sail at 22:00 

2–3 Cruising 

4 Sydney, Australia 06:30 

Departures 

2011 Nov 3, 24 2012 Feb 3 

Similar 2 night cruise available on Radiance of the Seas on 18 Nov 2011 

TROPICAL DELIGHTS 





4 Noumea, New Caledonia 07:00 16:00 

5 Ouvea, Loyalty Islands 09:00 18:00 

6 Mystery Island, Vanuatu 08:00 18:00 

7 Isle of Pines, New Caledonia 08:00 18:00 



Departures 

2011 Nov 27*, Dec 27^ 2012 Mar 1 

*Departs Sydney at 17:00 on Day 1. 

^Mystery Island is replaced with Lifou, Loyalty Islands on Day 6. 






6 Lifou, Loyalty Islands 08:00 18:00 

7 Vila, Vanuatu 07:00 16:00 




Departures 

2011 Dec 17* 2012 Jan 12^, Feb 6 


^Calls at Villa, Vanuatu on Day 6 & Lifou, Loyalty Islands on Day 7. Times vary. 

SOUTH PACIFIC PARADISE 







6 Vila, Vanuatu 08:00 18:00 

7 Champagne Bay, Vanuatu 08:00 18:00 

8 Luganville, Vanuatu 07:00 16:00 

9 Mystery Island, Vanuatu 10:00 18:00 




Departures 

2012 Jan 3, Mar 24* 


FIJIAN BLISS 






5 Cruising 

6 Suva, Fiji 08:00 18:00 

7 Port Denarau (or Lautoka), Fiji 08:00 18:00 

8 Cruising 

9 Vila, Vanuatu 08:00 18:00 

10 Lifou, Loyalty Islands 07:00 16:00 



Departures 

2011 Feb 5* 2012 Jan 22^, Mar 21 

*Departs in reverse and calls at Lautoka, Fiji instead of Port Denarau, 

Fiji on Day 7. Times vary. 

^Departs Sydney at 17:00 on Day 1. 

South Pacific sunset 

OUVEA, LOYALTY ISLANDS & LIFOU, 

LOYALTY ISLANDS 

The slender coral attol of Ouvea has 

possibly one of the most beautiful 

beaches in the world. Declared a native 

reserve in 1895, life has changed little in 

over 100 years. Experience the tropical 

retreat of Lifou, known for its natural 

beauty, friendly inhabitants and 

delightful mix of Melanesian and 

Polynesian heritage. 

TROPICAL QUEENSLAND 


RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS 




2 Newcastle, Australia 07:00 16:00 


5 Cairns+, Australia 08:00 

6 Cairns+, Australia 18:30 

7 Willis Island, Australia Scenic Cruising 

8 Whitsundays, Australia 08:00 18:00 

9 Cruising 

10 Brisbane, Australia 08:00 18:00 

11 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 Mar 24*, Nov 13^, Dec 6 2012 Mar 10^, Apr 2 

*Ports, order and times vary. 

^Departs Sydney at 17:00 on Day 1. 

+ Arrival & departure times in Cairns vary due to local tidal conditions. 


SOUTH PACIFIC & AUSTRALIA 

A U S T R A L I A 

Sydney 


L O Y A L T Y 

I S L A N D S 

Sydney 

Noumea 

Ouvea 

V A N U A T U 

Mystery Island 

Isle Of Pines 

N E W 

C A L E D O N I A 

V A N U A T U 

L O Y A L T Y 

I S L A N D S 

Vila 

Ouvea 

Lifou 

Noumea 


Isle Of Pines 

Sydney 

N E W 



Champagne Bay 

L O Y A L T Y 

I S L A N D S 

Noumea 

V A N U A T U 

Vila 

Ouvea 

Luganville 

Mystery Island 

Isle Of Pines 

N E W 



L O Y A L T Y 

I S L A N D S 

Sydney 

V A N U A T U 

Vila 

Lautoka 

Lifou 

Isle Of Pines 

N E W 


Suva 

F I J I 


Cairns 

Whitsundays 

Brisbane 

Newcastle 

Sydney 

Willis 

Island 

Sydney 










* Prices are based on 1st March 2012. 










* Prices are based on 24th March 2012. 













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59

AUSTRALIA 

& NEW ZEALAND 


Check out the surfers on Bondi Beach, go native in Hobart or venture 

further to see lush rainforests and unique landscapes teeming with wildlife 

in New Zealand. There’s no better way to explore the unforgettable 

sights Down Under than on a Royal Caribbean International cruise. 

TASMANIAN EXPLORER 


HIGHLIGHTS 

MILFORD SOUND, NEW ZEALAND 

Situated within the Fjordland National Park 

on New Zealand’s South Island, Milford 

Sound runs 15km inland from the sea 

and is flanked by sheer rock faces. Lush 

rainforests cling precariously to these 

surrounding cliffs and the waters teem 

with wildlife including seals, penguins 

and dolphins. The natural beauty of this 

landscape is truly breathtaking. 

AUSTRALIA’S TOP END 


Milford Sound, New Zealand Doubtful Sound, New Zealand Australian Beach 

EXMOUTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA 

Located at the tip of Western Australia's 

North West Cape, Exmouth plays host to 

a spectacular underwater wonderland, 

perfect for reef diving and snorkelling. 

The region also boasts outback 

splendour with red rock canyons and 

over 700 caves, many of them hidden. 

HOBART, TASMANIA 

While visiting Tasmania’s harbour capital 

make sure you visit Hobart’s 19th century 

sandstone warehouses along the 

waterfront. Salamanca Place is truly 

gorgeous – wander the docks and 

galleries or sit in the Square and enjoy 

alfresco dining under the sun umbrellas. 

Not too far away is Mount Wellington, or 

the fine wineries of Coal Valley. 

RADIANCE OF THE SEAS RADIANCE OF THE SEAS 

RADIANCE OF THE SEAS RADIANCE OF THE SEAS 

(RADIANCE CLASS) (RADIANCE CLASS) 

(RADIANCE CLASS) (RADIANCE CLASS) 



2 Cruising 

3 Melbourne, Australia 07:00 

4 Melbourne, Australia 12:00 

5 Hobart, Australia 14:00 

6 Hobart, Australia 18:00 

7 Cruising 


Departures 

2011 Jan 6* 2012 Feb 12 

*Operates on Rhapsody of the Seas & includes an additional call at Burnie, 

Tasmania on Day 4. Times vary. 



2 Cruising 


4 Cruising 


6 Port Douglas, Australia 10:00 20:00 


9 Darwin, Australia 10:00 19:00 

10 Cruising 

11 Broome, Australia 08:00 17:00 

12 Cruising 

13 Bali (Padang Bay), Indonesia 07:00 19:00 


16 Geraldton, Australia 10:00 18:00 

17 Perth (Fremantle), Australia 07:00 

Departures 

2011 Oct 15 2012 Feb 19^ 

^Departs Sydney at 17:00 on Day 1 & calls at Darwin 9:00-18:00 on Day 9. 

Similar 17 night cruise available on Rhapsody of the Seas on 17 Feb 2011. 

AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND 



1 Perth (Fremantle), Australia Sail at 18:30 

2 Albany, Australia 12:00 20:00 

3 Esperance, Australia 09:00 19:00 


6 Adelaide, Australia 07:00 18:00 

7 Cruising 

8 Melbourne, Australia 07:00 19:00 

9 Cruising 

10 Hobart, Australia 08:00 18:00 


13 Milford Sound, New Zealand Scenic Cruising 

13 Doubtful Sound, New Zealand Scenic Cruising 

13 Dusky Sound, New Zealand Scenic Cruising 

14 Dunedin (Port Chalmers), New Zealand 08:00 20:00 

15 Christchurch (Lyttelton), New Zealand 08:00 18:00 

16 Wellington, New Zealand 07:00 16:00 



Departures 

2011 Oct 31 2012 Mar 6 

Similar 18 night cruise available on Rhapsody of the Seas on 6 Mar 2011. 

NEW ZEALAND 








5 Dunedin (Port Chalmers),New Zealand 08:00 18:00 

6 Christchurch (Lyttelton),New Zealand 08:00 18:00 


8 Napier, New Zealand 07:00 13:00 

9 Tauranga, New Zealand 08:00 18:00 

10 Auckland, New Zealand 08:00 18:00 

11 Bay of Islands, New Zealand 08:00 18:00 


14 Sydney, Australia (overnight) 09:00 

15 Sydney, Australia Disembark am 

Departures 

2011 Nov 20, Dec 4* 2012 Jan 15, 29^ 

*Cruise differs with an overnight in Sydney on Days 1-2 instead of Days 14-15. 

^Operates in reverse order with an overnight in Sydney on Days 14-15. 

Similar cruise available on Rhapsody of the Seas on 4 Dec 2010 & 22 Jan 

2011. Port order & times vary. 

Rob Suisted 

DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND 

Situated on the stunning Otago 

coastline, Dunedin has a pioneering spirit 

and strong heritage evident in the 

historic architecture. Visit Larnach Castle, 

stroll through the botanical gardens or 

enjoy a morning coffee and a walk along 

the promenade at St Clair Beach. 

NEW YEAR IN NEW ZEALAND 


RADIANCE OF THE SEAS 



Sun Sydney, Australia Sail at 17:00 

Mon Cruising 

Wed Milford Sound, New Zealand Scenic Cruising 

Wed Doubtful Sound, New Zealand Scenic Cruising 

Wed Dusky Sound, New Zealand Scenic Cruising 

Thu Dunedin (Port Chalmers),New Zealand 08.00 18:00 

Fri Christchurch (Lyttelton),New Zealand 07:00 18:00 

Sat Wellington, New Zealand 07:00 17:00 

Sun Cruising 

Mon Napier, New Zealand 08:00 18:00 

Thu Volcanic White Island, New Zealand Scenic Cruising 

Wed Tauranga, New Zealand 08:00 18:00 

Thu Auckland, New Zealand 08:00 18:00 

Fri Bay of Islands, New Zealand 08:00 18:00 

Sat Cruising 

Mon Sydney, Australia (overnight) 09:30 

Tue Sydney, Australia Disembark am 

Departures 

2011 Dec 18 

Waterfall, Tasmania 

ROUND AUSTRALIA 






2 Cruising 


4 Cruising 


6 Port Douglas, Australia 10:00 20:00 

7-8 Cruising 

9 Darwin, Australia 10:00 19:00 

10 Cruising 

11 Broome, Australia 08:00 17:00 

12 Cruising 

13 Bali (Padang Bay), Indonesia 07:00 19:00 

14-15 Cruising 

16 Geraldton, Australia 10:00 18:00 

17 Perth (Fremantle), Australia 07:00 18:30 

18 Albany, Australia 12:00 20.00 

19 Esperance, Australia 09.00 19.00 


22 Adelaide, Australia 07.00 18.00 

23 Cruising 

24 Melbourne, Australia 07.00 19.00 

25 Cruising 

26 Hobart, Australia 08.00 18.00 





30 Dunedin (Port Chalmers), New Zealand 08:00 18:00 

31 Christchurch (Lyttelton), New Zealand 08:00 18:00 




Departures 

2011 Oct 15 2012 Feb 19^ 

^Cruise departs Sydney at 17.00 instead of 18.30 on Day 1 and calls at 

Darwin from 9:00 - 18:00 on Day 9 


AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND 


Sydney 

Melbourne 

Burnie 

T A Z M A N I A Hobart 

Padang Bay 

Darwin 

Broome 


Geraldton 

Fremantle 

Sydney 

Port Douglas 

Whitsundays 

Brisbane 

Fremantle 

Esperance 

Albany 


Adelaide Sydney 

Melbourne 

Hobart 

Milford Sound 

Doubtful Sound 

Dusky Sound 

N E W 

Z E A L A N D 

Wellington 

Christchurch 

Dunedin 


Sydney 

Milford Sound 


Dusky Sound 

N E W 

Z E A L A N D 

Bay of Islands 

Auckland 

Tauranga 

Napier 

Wellington 

Christchurch 

Dunedin 


Sydney 

Milford Sound 


Dusky Sound 

N E W 

Z E A L A N D 


Auckland 

Tauranga 

Napier 

Volcanic 

White 

Island 

Wellington 

Christchurch 

Dunedin 

Bali 

I N D O N E S I A 

Darwin 

Broome 

Port Douglas 

Whitsundays 


Geraldton 

Brisbane 

Fremantle 

Esperence Adelaide 

SYDNEY N E W 

Z E A L A N D 

Melbourne 

Albany 

Wellington 

Milford Sound 

Hobart Doubtful Sound 

Christchurch 

Dusky Sound Dunedin 















* Prices are based on 31st October 2011. 











Interior Prices from $6,050 

Oceanview Prices from $7,390 


Suites Prices from $11,110 



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61

ONE WAY VOYAGES 

12-18 NIGHTS 

Experience everything our ships have to offer and exotic destinations on a 

Transatlantic or South Pacific cruise voyage. Sail the length of the Suez 

Canal, experience ancient art and island culture in Samoa, Hawaii and 

French Polynesia or play on sun-kissed Spanish Islands. With a choice of 

ships classes, fabulous ports of call and a spectacular range of 12-18 night 

itineraries, set sail for a one way voyage with Royal Caribbean 

International and escape to a whole new world. 

TRANSATLANTIC EASTBOUND SAILINGS 2011 TRANSATLANTIC WESTBOUND SAILINGS 2011 

SHIP NIGHTS DATES CRUISE 

VOYAGER CLASS 

Voyager of the Seas 14 May 1, 2011 Galveston, (Texas) – Barcelona, (Spain) 

Adventure of the Seas 13 May 1, 2011 San Juan, (Puerto Rico) – Málaga, (Spain) 

Mariner of the Seas 14 Mar 13, 2011 São Paulo, (Brazil) – Rome, (Italy) 

Navigator of the Seas 13 May 2, 2011 Fort Lauderdale, (Florida) – Rome, (Italy) 

VISION CLASS 

Vision of the Seas 14 Apr 4, 2011 São Paulo, (Brazil) – Lisbon, (Portugal) 

Grandeur of the Seas 14 Apr 24, 2011 Colon, (Panama) – Palma de Mallorca, (Spain) 

Splendour of the Seas 14 Mar 21, 2011 São Paulo, (Brazil) – Lisbon, (Portugal) 

FREEDOM CLASS 

Liberty of the Seas 14 Apr 2, 2011 Fort Lauderdale, (Miami) – Barcelona, (Spain) 


Jewel of the Seas 12 May 6, 2011 Fort Lauderdale, (Miami) – Harwich, (England) 


SHIP NIGHTS DATES CRUISE 

VOYAGER CLASS 

Voyager of the Seas 13 Oct 30, 2011 Barcelona, (Spain) - New Orleans, (Louisiana) 

Adventure of the Seas 13 Nov 7, 2011 Málaga – San Juan, (Puerto Rico) 

Mariner of the Seas 16 Oct 26, 2011 Rome, (Italy) – Galveston, (Texas) 

VISION CLASS 

Vision of the Seas 14 Nov 18, 2011 Lisbon, (Portugal) – São Paulo, (Brazil) 

Grandeur of the Seas 14 Oct 30, 2011 Palma de Mallorca, (Spain) – Colon, (Panama) 

Splendour of the Seas 16 Nov 25, 2011 Barcelona, (Spain) – São Paulo, (Brazil) 

FREEDOM CLASS 

Liberty of the Seas 14 Oct 29, 2011 Barcelona, (Spain) – Fort Lauderdale, (Miami) 


Jewel of the Seas 14 Sep 3, 2011 Harwich, (England) – Boston, (Massachusetts) 

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Seville 

Barcelona 

Valencia 

Málaga 


Kailua Kona 

Hilo 

Honolulu 

Kauai 

Lahaina, Maui 

New 

Orleans 


Miami 


San Juan 

Tenerife 

Alexandria 

Suez Canal 

Sharm el Sheikh 

Safaga 

Aqaba 

Dubai 

Muscat 

ONE WAY VOYAGES 

Apia 

Bora Bora 

Moorea 

Papeete 

Pago Pago 

Suva 

Vila 

Isle of Pines 

Noumea 

A one way ticket to 

another world 


Sydney 

Auckland 

TAHITI & NEW ZEALAND 


SOUTH PACIFIC & SAMOA 


POLYNESIAN PLEASURES 


HAWAIIAN HIGHLIGHTS 


TRANSATLANTIC EAST 


SUEZ CANAL 


RADIANCE OF THE SEAS RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS 


LIBERTY OF THE SEAS BRILLIANCE OF THE SEAS 







Ports of call include: Honolulu, Pepeete, Moorea, Bora Bora, Raiatea, 

Sydney 

Ports of call include: Sydney, Noumea, Isle of Pines, Vila, Suva, Pago 

Pago, Apia, Honolulu 

Ports of call include: Honolulu, Papeete, Moorea, Bora Bora, Auckland 

Ports of call include: Honolulu, Kauai, Lahaina, Kailua Kona, Mount 

Kilauea, Hilo, Vancouver 

Ports of call include: Miami, Nassau, Tenerife, Seville, Málaga, Valencia 

and Barcelona 

Ports of call include: Dubai, Muscat, Safaga, Aqaba, Sharm El Sheikh, 

Suez Canal, Alexandria and Barcelona 

Tor Johnson - Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) 

Departures from Honolulu & Sydney 

2011 Sep 27 2012 Apr 5^ 

Departures from Sydney 

2012 Apr 13 

Departures from Honolulu 

2011 Sep 21 

Departures from Honolulu 

2011 Apr 22 2012 Apr 30* 

Similar cruise operates in reverse with varying ports of call 

Departures from Miami 

2011 Apr 2, Oct 29* 

*Operates in reverse with varying ports of call. 

Departures from Dubai 

2011 Apr 21. Similar 14 night cruise operates in reverse on 1 Oct 2011 & 18 

night cruise on 3 Nov 2011, ports of call and times vary. 















* Prices are based on 21st September 2011. 





* Prices are based on 22nd April 2012. 





* Prices are based on 2nd April 2011. 





* Prices are based on 21st April 2011 

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ALASKA 


Escape to an untamed wilderness of breathtaking scenery and 

magnificent wildlife. Our Alaskan cruises take you on a surreal 

journey to a world where eagles soar above towering mountains 

and hump-backed whales play off rugged coastlines. With fascinating 

ports steeped in pioneering history, astounding scenery and ancient 

native traditions, an Alaskan cruise is truly a voyage of discovery. 

HIGHLIGHTS 

SEWARD, ALASKA 

One of Alaska’s oldest and most scenic 

communities, known as the ‘gateway’ 

to Kenai Fjords National Park. Visit the 

Alaska Sea Life Centre to observe 

porpoises, sea lions, sea otters, seals, 

fish and other forms of local marine life 

in their natural habitat. 

HUBBARD GLACIER, ALASKA 

An amazing 10 km across, Hubbard 

Glacier at the northern end of 

Yakutat Bay is Alaska’s longest ice face. 

Occasionally a small iceberg may be 

snared and brought on board to be 

used as a centrepiece, carved into 

a sculpture, or used to chill your 

pre-dinner cocktails. 

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA 

With one of the mildest climates in 

Canada, spend your day enjoying 

the breathtaking greenery of 

Butchart Gardens or sampling 

wines from the Okanagan Valley. 

Vancouver is surrounded by water 

on three sides and is located close 

to the Coast Mountain range. 

EXPLORE MORE 

OF ALASKA WITH 

A CRUISETOUR 

Why not combine your Alaskan cruise 

with one of our exciting Cruisetours 

Take a land tour adventure deep into 

the heart of Alaska to discover even 

more fascinating scenery and wildlife. 

Contact your travel agent or visit 

www.royalcaribbean.com to find out 

about Cruisetours in Alaska, Dubai 

and Australia! 

ALASKA 

ALASKA 

ALASKA NORTHBOUND 


ALASKA SOUTHBOUND 


ALASKA SAWYER GLACIER 






RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS 


Escape to a land where 

mountains touch 

the sky 

Silent fjords, soaring mountains, untamed wildlife. 

Voyage to Alaska and experience the world’s 

last frontier. 


Fri Vancouver, British Columbia Sail at 16:30 

Sat Inside Passage (Cruising) 

Sun Ketchikan, Alaska 07:00 17:00 

Mon Icy Strait Point, Alaska 09:00 18:00 

Tue Juneau, Alaska 07:00 20:30 

Wed Skagway, Alaska 07:00 16:00 

Thu Hubbard Glacier (Cruising) 07:00 11:00 

Fri Seward, Alaska 04:00 

Departures 

2011 May 27 Jun 10, 24 Jul 8, 22 Aug 5, 19 Sep 2 

P A C I F I C O C E A N 

Seward 

Hubbard Glacier 

Icy Strait Point 

A L A S K A 

Skagway 

Juneau 

Ketchikan 

Inside Passage 

B R I T I S H 

C O L U M B I A 

Vancouver 


Outside Prices from $1 ,1 2 9 




Departures 

2011 Jun 3, 17 Jul 1, 15, 29 Aug 12, 26 Sep 9 



call 1800 754 500 (Aus) / 0800 102 123 (NZ) 



Fri Seward, Alaska Sail at 21:00 

Sat Hubbard Glacier (Cruising) 14:00 18:00 

Sun Juneau, Alaska 09:00 21:00 

Mon Skagway, Alaska 07:00 20:30 

Tue Icy Strait Point, Alaska 07:00 16:00 

Wed Ketchikan, Alaska 09:00 18:00 

Thu Inside Passage (Cruising) 

Fri Vancouver, British Columbia 07:00 


Seward 

Hubbard Glacier 

Icy Strait Point 

A L A S K A 

Skagway 


Ketchikan 


B R I T I S H 


Vancouver 





* Prices are based on 3rd June 2011. 


1 Seattle, Washington Sail at 16:00 

2 Cruising 

3 Alaska Inside Passage 

3 Juneau, Alaska 11:00 20:00 

4 Skagway, Alaska 07:00 20:30 

5 Tracy Arm Fjord, Alaska 07:00 12:00 

6 Cruising 

7 Victoria, British Columbia 09:00 16:00 

8 Seattle, Washington 07:00 

Departures 

2011 May 13*, 20, 27, Jun 3, 10, 17, 24, Jul 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Aug 5, 12, 19, Sep 2^ 

* Similar cruise operates from Vancouver to Seattle with a call at 

Ketchikan, Alaska on Day 6, order of ports of call and times vary. 

^ Similar cruise operates from Seattle to Vancouver with a call at 

Ketchikan, Alaska on Day 6, order of ports of call & times vary. 


Tracy Arm Fjord 

Skagway 


Victoria 


A L A S K A 


B R I T I S H 


Seattle U S A 









* Prices are per person in Australian Dollars based on twin occupancy and include all taxes & fees (which are subject to change) and onboard gratuities. Prices shown are the lowest available 

fares at time of going to print (Aug 2010) and may be subject to change at any time without notice. Prices shown are for the lowest priced departure of multiple departure dates. Supplements 

apply for other dates. Gratuities included in your cruise fare start from AU$10.52 per person per day for Interior, Oceanview and Balcony cabins and from AU$12.95 per person per day for 

Suites. For full Terms and Conditions please see pages 78-81. 

From pricing is featured as a guide only. For the best price of the day 


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STATEROOM CHOICES 

Each stateroom is decorated with soft, appealing colour schemes to create a relaxed and calm atmosphere 

and includes; 24-hour room service†, television, direct dial telephone and a hair-dryer. There are four main 

categories of staterooms which vary by ship; by choosing a category, you can then select a specific 

room type based on your needs. 

Visit www.royalcaribbean.com.au to see 360 o views of staterooms and more online. 

Suites 

Bedroom 

Balcony 

Balcony Staterooms 

Sitting Room 

Balcony 

ACCOMMODATION 

• Private balcony with fantastic ocean views 

• Sitting area with sofa bed 

• Two twin beds or one queen-size bed 

• TV and telephone 

• Refrigerator or minibar 

• Private bathroom with bathtub^, vanity area and hair-dryer 

• Room service available 24 hours a day† 

• Suite guests* can enjoy our complimentary concierge service 

on board Oasis, Freedom, Voyager and Radiance Class ships, 

Enchantment of the Seas and Splendour of the Seas 

Bathroom 

Wardrobe 

RL Royal Loft Suite ** 

PS Presidential Family Suite ** 

SL Sky Loft Suite ** 

Living Area 

RS Royal Suite 

OS Owner’s Suite 

FS Royal Family Suite 

• Private balcony with fantastic ocean views 

• Sitting area with sofa bed 




• Private bathroom with shower, vanity area and hair-dryer 


Bathroom 

Wardrobe 

D1 D2 

D3 

D4 

D5 

D6 

Vanity Area 

B1 B2 Boardwalk View* 

C1 C2 Central Park View* 

D7 D8 Superior Ocean View with Balcony 

E1 Deluxe Ocean View with Balcony 

STATEROOM CHOICES 

* Does not apply to Junior Suites. 

^ Please note that some Junior Suites feature a shower instead of a bath. 

† A nominal charge applies between 12-5am only. 

** Only available on Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas. 

CL Crown Loft Suite ** 

A1 A2 A3 AquaTheater Suite ** 

GS Grand Suite 

JS Junior Suite 


* Only available on Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas. View overlooks Boardwalk or Central Park only. 

E2 

FB 

Stateroom with Balcony 

Family Stateroom with Balcony 

Ocean View & Outside Staterooms 

Inside Staterooms 

Window 

Sitting Room 

Sitting Room 

Bathroom 

Bathroom 

• View of the ocean, Boardwalk SM * or Central Park SM * 




• Private bathroom with shower 

• Vanity area 

• Hair-dryer 


* Only available on Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas. 


Wardrobe 

G 

H 

Vanity Area 

BV Boardwalk View* 

CV Central Park View* 

I Ocean View Stateroom 

F Large Ocean View Stateroom 

FO Family Ocean View Stateroom 




• Private bathroom with shower 

• Vanity area 

• Hair-dryer 



Wardrobe 

K 

L 

M 

N 

Vanity Area 

FP Family Promenade Stateroom 

FI Family Interior Stateroom 

Q Interior Staterooms 

PR Promenade View Stateroom 

Family staterooms with additional beds/cots and adjoining rooms are available upon request. Children’s TV channels 

such as the Cartoon Network, Boomerang and in-house Adventure Ocean® TV are available in all staterooms. 

Note: Stateroom images and features are samples only. Actual size, furniture, fixtures, colours and configurations may 

vary. Please refer to each ship layout for specific accommodation and amenities. Sizes vary by category. 

Should you require specific information regarding a particular stateroom or location or for further assistance contact 

your local travel agent or cruise specialist. Detailed stateroom descriptions can also be found on our website, 


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OASIS 

CLASS 

OASIS OF THE SEAS 

Entered Service: Dec 2009 

ALLURE OF THE SEAS 

Entering Service: Dec 2010 

SHIP INFORMATION 

• Length: 362 m 

• Beam: 47 m 

• Draft: 9.15 m 

• Guest Capacity: 5,402 

• Total Crew: 2,115 

• Gross Tonnage: 220,000 tons 

• Speed: 23 knots (26.47 mph/42.6 kmph) 

• Electric Current: 110/220 AC 

DECKS 15-18 

DECK 14 

DECK 12 

DECK 11 

DECK 10 

DECK 9 DECK 8 DECK 7 DECK 6 DECK 5 DECK 4-4.5 DECK 3 

DECK 18 DECK 17 


DECKPLANS 

OASIS CLASS 

DECK 4.5 

KEY 

Stateroom with sofa bed. 

* 

Stateroom has bunk beds. 

† Stateroom has two bunk beds available. 

Connecting staterooms. 

◆ 

Indicates accessible staterooms. 

Stateroom with sofa bed and bunk bed available. 

Stateroom has four additional bunk 

beds available. 

Stateroom has an obstructed view. 

IMPORTANT: 

Smoking is not permitted in any dining venue, theatre, hallway or corridor. 

Smoking is not permitted inside any stateroom or on Boardwalk or Central 

Park private balconies, however, it is permitted on private ocean view 

balconies of balcony/suite staterooms. Deck plans subject to change and 

valid 1 December 2009 to 24 September 2011. 

* Rita’s Cantina on Allure of the Seas. 

SUITES/DELUXE STATEROOMS 

Relax in luxury in our comfortable suites/deluxe 

staterooms. Most offer multiple rooms, private 

balconies, and a bar. 

Royal Loft Suite with Balcony 

RL Decks 17, 18 

(141 sq. m., balcony 78 sq. m.) 

Royal Suite with Balcony 

RS 

Deck 12 


Presidential Family Suite with Balcony 

PS 

Deck 12 


Sky Loft Suite with Balcony 

SL 

Decks 17, 18 


AquaTheater Suite with Balcony 

A1 A2 A3 

Deck 8 Deck 9 Deck 10 




Crown Loft Suite with Balcony 

CL 

Decks 17, 18 


Owner’s Suite with Balcony 

OS 

Decks 10, 11, 14 


Royal Family Suite with Balcony 

FS 

Decks 9, 10 


GS 

Grand Suite with Balcony 

Decks 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 


Junior Suite with Balcony 

JS 

Decks 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 


BALCONY STATEROOMS 

Open your private balcony and take in the beautiful 

view. It's a great way to get close to every destination 

and make the most of your holiday at sea. 

Family Stateroom with Balcony 

FB Decks 7, 11 


Boardwalk View Stateroom with Balcony 

B1 

B2 

Decks 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 


Central Park View Stateroom with Balcony 

C1 

D1 

D3 

D5 

D7 

Decks 6, 7, 8, 9, 

10, 11, 12, 14 

C2 

Decks 10, 11, 12, 14 Decks 10, 11, 14 


Superior Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony 

D2 

D4 

Decks 10, 11, 12, 14 Decks 6, 7, 8, 9 

Decks 6, 7, 8, 9, 

10, 11, 12, 14 

D6 

Decks 12, 14 

D8 

Decks 6, 7, 8, 9, 

10, 11, 12, 14 

Decks 9, 10, 11 Decks 6, 7, 8 

(17 sq. m., D1 balcony 7 sq. m., D2-D8 

balconies 5 sq. m.) 

OUTSIDE STATEROOMS 

You'll never miss a moment of the breathtaking 

scenery just outside your window. 

Family Ocean View Stateroom 

FO 

Deck 11 

(25 sq. m.) 

Boardwalk View Stateroom 

BV 

Deck 7 

(18 sq. m.) 

Central Park View Stateroom 

CV Deck 9 

(19 sq. m.) 

Ocean View Stateroom 

F 

I 

Deck 3 

(17 sq. m.) 

H 

Decks 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Decks 7, 8, 9, 10 

INSIDE STATEROOMS 

Relax in all the comfort of our interior staterooms. 

These well appointed rooms are excellent value. 

Family Interior Stateroom 

FI 

Deck 11 

(25 sq. m.) 

Promenade Stateroom 

PR 

Deck 7 

(18 sq. m.) 

Large Interior 

L 

M 

Decks 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 

N 

Decks 3, 9, 10, 11 Deck 3, 6, 7, 8 

(16 sq. m.) 

Interior 

Q 

Decks 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 

(14 sq. m.) 

To download the OASIS OF THE SEAS deckplan or any other 

in this class please visit: www.royalcaribbean.com/ships 

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FREEDOM 

CLASS 

INDEPENDENCE OF THE SEAS 

Entered Service: May 2008 



FREEDOM OF THE SEAS 

Entered Service: June 2006 



• Beam: 56 m 

• Draft: 8.5 m 




• Speed: 21.6 knots (24.86 mph/40 kmph) 


V I K I N G C R O W N 

DECK 13 

DECK 11 

DECK 9 

DECK 7 

DECK 5 

DECK 3 

DECK 10 

DECK 8 

DECK 6 

DECK 4 

DECK 2 

DECK 12 

DECKS 13-15 DECK 12 

DECK 11 

DECK 10 

DECK 9 

DECK 8 

DECK 7 

DECK 6 

DECK 5 

DECK 4 

DECK 3 

DECK 2 

DECK 15 

DECK 14 

DECK 13 

DECKPLANS FREEDOM CLASS 

KEY 


Stateroom has third bunk bed available. 

* 

◆ Stateroom with sofa bed and third 

bunk bed available. 

† Stateroom has third and fourth 

bunk beds available. 

Stateroom has four additional bunk beds available. 



Not shown: Medical Centre. 

IMPORTANT: 

Deckplan shown is Independence of the Seas, which represents an example of a Freedom Class 

ship. Facilities vary by ship. The deckplan is designed to give an overview of the layout of a 

typical Freedom Class ship, indicating the location of facilities and staterooms. The deckplan is 

not an exact blueprint. Should you have specific needs or require additional information 

regarding a particular stateroom, please ask your travel agent or cruise specialist. Note– All 

stateroom and balcony sizes are approximate. All Royal Caribbean International staterooms 

and suites come complete with private bathroom, vanity area, hair-dryer, TV and phone. 

Deckplan valid 11 April 2010 to 16 April 2011 

SUITE/DELUXE STATEROOMS 

Presidential Family Suite 

PS 

Deck 6 

Two master bedrooms with baths. Two additional 

bedrooms, each with two bunk beds and two twin 

beds that convert to a queen-size bed. Two additional 

bathrooms with showers and a spacious living area with 

a sofa bed and dining table. Private balcony with dining 

area and lounge chairs. (112 sq. m., balcony 75 sq. m.) 

Junior Suite 

JS 

Deck 7, 9, 10 

Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), private 

balcony, sitting area (some with sofa bed) and 

private bathroom. (29 sq. m., balcony 9 sq. m.) 

Royal Family Suite 

FS 

Deck 8, 9 

Two bedrooms with twin beds that convert to queensize 

beds (one room with third and fourth bunk beds), 

a private balcony, two bathrooms and living area with 

double sofa bed. (54 sq. m., balcony 21 sq. m.) 

Royal Suite 

RS Deck 10 

Separate bedroom with king-size bed, private 

balcony, living room with queen-size sofa bed and 


Owner’s Suite 

OS Deck 10 

Queen-size bed, private balcony, private bathroom 

and a separate living area with a queen-size sofa bed. 


Grand Suite 

GS 

Deck 10 


balcony, sitting area (some with sofa bed), and 


Please note: Balconies on staterooms 1264 & 1564 are shaded due to ship’s structure. 


Superior Ocean View Stateroom 

Deck 6, 7, Deck 6, 7, 

D1 D2 D3 

E1 

8, 9, 10 

8, 9 

E2 

Deck 6 

Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), sitting 

area (some with sofa bed), private balcony and 


Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom 

Deck 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Deck 6, 7, 8, 9 

Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), 

sitting area (some with sofa bed), private balcony 

and private bathroom. (17 sq. m., balcony 6 sq. m.) 

Please note: Staterooms 8410, 8710, 9404 & 9704, have a single door with a 

window and limited ocean view. 



FO 

Deck 2, 6, 7, 8, 9 


and/or bunk beds, sitting area and private 

bathroom. (27 sq. m.) 


Deck 2 


and private bathroom. (14-17 sq. m.) 

H I 

G 


Deck 3, 6, 7, 9 


and private bathroom. (14-17 sq. m.) 

Large Ocean View Stateroom 

F Deck 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 


and private bathroom. (19 sq. m.) 


Family Inside Stateroom 

FI 

Deck 2 

Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size) 

and private bathroom. (30 sq. m.) 

INSIDE STATEROOM 

M 

K 

L 

PR 

FP 

N 

Deck 8, 9 Deck 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 

Deck 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 

Q 

Deck 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Deck 2, 6, 7, 8 


and a private bathroom. (14 sq. m.) 


Deck 6, 7, 8 

A view of the Royal Promenade with bowed 

windows, two twin beds (can convert into 

queen-size) and a private bathroom. (15 sq. m.) 

Promenade Family Stateroom 

Deck 7, 8 



To download the INDEPENDENCE OF THE SEAS deckplan or any 

other in this class please visit: www.royalcaribbean.com/ships 

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VOYAGER 

CLASS 

ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS 

Refurbished: May 2004 

Entered Service: November 2001 


Refurbished: October 2005 

Entered Service: October 2000 






Entered Service: December 2002 

VOYAGER OF THE SEAS 





• Beam: 48 m 

• Draft: 9 m 






V I K I N G C R O W N 

DECK 13 

DECK 11 

DECK 9 

DECK 7 

DECK 5 

DECK 3 

DECK 10 

DECK 8 

DECK 6 

DECK 4 

DECK 2 

DECK 12 

DECKS 13-15 DECK 12 

DECK 11 

DECK 10 

DECK 9 

DECK 8 

DECK 7 

DECK 6 

DECK 5 

DECK 4 

DECK 3 

DECK 2 

DECK 15 

DECK 14 

DECKPLANS VOYAGER CLASS 

DECK 13 

KEY 


Stateroom has third bunk bed available. 

* 


bunk bed available. 


bunk beds available. 

Stateroom has four additional bunk beds available. 




IMPORTANT: 

Deckplan shown is Adventure of the Seas, which represents an example of a Voyager 

Class ship. Facilities vary by ship. The deckplan is designed to give an overview of the 

layout of a typical Voyager Class ship, indicating the location of facilities and staterooms. 

The deckplan is not an exact blueprint. Should you have specific needs or require 

additional information regarding a particular stateroom, please ask your travel agent 

or cruise specialist. Deckplan valid 2 May 2010 to 12 April 2011. 


Royal Suite 

RS Deck 10 

Separate bedroom with king-size bed, private 

balcony with hot tub, whirlpool bathtub, living room 

with queen-size sofa bed, baby grand piano and 

concierge service. (110 sq. m., balcony 15 sq. m.) 


OS 

Deck 10 

Queen-size bed, private balcony, separate living area 

with queen-size sofa bed, private bathroom with 

bathtub, separate shower and bidet, and concierge 

service. (47 sq. m., balcony 5 sq. m.) 

FS 


Deck 8, 9 

Two bedrooms with twin beds that convert to queensize 

beds (one room with third and fourth bunk beds), 

two bathrooms (one with shower, one with bathtub), 

living area with double sofa bed, private balcony, and 


Grand Suite 

GS 

Deck 10 




Junior Suite 

JS Deck 6, 7, 9, 10 






D1 

D2 

Deck 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 

D3 

Deck 7, 8, 9 Deck 6 


balcony, sitting area and a private bathroom. Rates 

vary from deck to deck. (18 sq. m., balcony 4 sq. m.) 


E1 

E2 

Deck 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Deck 6, 7 


private balcony, sitting area with sofa, and a 

private bathroom. Rates vary from deck to deck. 


Please note: All stateroom and balcony sizes are approximate. 

• Safes available in all staterooms. 

• Refrigerators available upon request depending on availability. 

All Royal Caribbean International staterooms and suites come complete 

with private bathroom, vanity area, hair-dryer, TV and phone. 



G H I 

Deck 3, 6, 7, 9 Deck 2 Deck 2 


sitting area with sofa, vanity area and a private 



F Deck 6, 7, 8, 9 





FO Deck 6, 7, 8, 9 


additional bunk beds in separate area, separate 

sitting area with sofa bed, and a private 

bathroom with shower. (24 sq. m.) 


Interior Stateroom 

K 

L 

Deck 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Deck 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 

M N Q 

Deck 8, 9 Deck 6, 7 Deck 6, 7, 8 





PR Deck 6, 7, 8 

Bowed windows with a view of the Royal 

Promenade, two twin beds (can convert into 

queen-size), sitting area with sofa, vanity area, 


To download the ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS deckplan or any 

other in this class please visit: www.royalcaribbean.com.au/ships 

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RADIANCE 

CLASS 


Refurbished: April 2005 

Entered Service: July 2002 


Refurbished: October 2007 



Refurbished: February 2006 

Entered Service: March 2001 

SERENADE OF THE SEAS 

Refurbished: March 2007 

Entered Service: August 2003 



• Beam: 32 m 

• Draft: 8 m 


• Total Crew: 859 




DECK 13 

DECK 12 

DECK 11 

DECK 10 

DECK 9 

DECK 8 

DECK 7 

DECK 6 

DECK 5 

DECK 4 

DECK 3 

DECK 2 


DECK 11 

DECK 10 

DECK 9 

DECK 8 

DECK 7 

DECK 6 

DECK 5 

DECK 4 

DECK 3 

DECK 2 

DECKPLANS RADIANCE CLASS 

KEY 


Stateroom has a third Pullman bed available. 

* 

◆ Stateroom with sofa bed and third Pullman 

bed available. 


Pullman beds available. 

Stateroom has four additional Pullman 

beds available. 




IMPORTANT: 

Deckplan shown is Radiance of the Seas, which represents an example of a Radiance 

Class ship. Facilities vary by ship. The deckplan is designed to give an overview of the 

layout of a typical Radiance Class ship, indicating the location of facilities and staterooms. 

The deckplan is not an exact blueprint. Should you have specific needs or require 

additional information regarding a particular stateroom, please ask your travel agent 

or cruise specialist. Deckplan valid 20 Aug 2010 to 22 Apr 2012. 


Royal Suite 

RS 

Deck 10 

Separate bedroom with king-size bed, private balcony, 

whirlpool bathtub, living room with queen-size sofa 

bed, baby grand piano and concierge service. 

(93 sq. m (1,001 sq. ft), balcony 20 sq. m (215 sq. ft)) 


OS Deck 10 

Queen-size bed, private balcony, private bathroom 

with whirlpool tub, double wash basin, separate 

shower and bidet, separate living area with 

queen-size sofa bed, and concierge service. 

(47.6 sq. m (512 sq. ft), balcony 5.3 sq. m (57 sq. ft)) 

Two Bed Room Suite 

TS 

Deck 7, 8, 9 

Two bedrooms with twin beds that convert to 

queen-size beds (one room with third and fourth 

bunk beds), two bathrooms (one with shower, one 

with bathtub), living area with double sofa bed, 

private balcony, and concierge service. 

(49-54 sq. m., balcony 12-17 sq. m.)) 

Grand Suite 

GS 

Deck 10 

Twin beds (can convert into queen-size), private 

balcony, sitting area (some with sofa bed), and 

concierge service. (33.2-35.6 sq. m (358-384 sq. ft), 

balcony 9.8 sq. m (106 sq. ft)) 

Junior Suite 

JS 

Deck 10 


balcony, private bathroom with bathtub and a sitting 

area with sofa bed. (27.2 sq. m (293 sq. ft), balcony 

6.1 sq. m (66 sq. ft)) 

Please note: Staterooms 1098 & 1598 have partially obstructed views. 



D1 D2 Deck 7, 8, 9, 10 


balcony, sitting area with sofa, and a private 

bathroom. (18.9 sq. m (204 sq. ft), 


Please note: Staterooms 9252, 9254, 9652, & 9654 have partially obstructed views. 


E1 

E3 

E2 

Deck 7, 8, 9, 10 Deck 7, 8, 9, 10 

Deck 7, 8 


balcony, sitting area, and a private bathroom. 

(16.6 sq. m. (179 sq. ft.), balcony 3.8 sq. m (41 sq. ft.)) 

Please note: Staterooms 8058, 8060, 8162, 8164, 8662 & 8664 have partially 

obstructed views. 



FO 

Deck 7, 8 


additional bunk beds in a separate area, separate 

sitting area with sofa bed and a private bathroom 

with shower. (29.6 sq. m (319 sq. ft) Stateroom 

can accommodate up to 8 guests. 


F 

Deck 7, 8 

Twin beds (can convert into queen-size), sitting 

area with sofa, vanity area and a private 

bathroom. (15.7 sq. m (170 sq. ft)) 

Please note: Ocean View Staterooms on deck 2 have a porthole instead of a window. 


G H I 

Deck 2, 3, 4 Deck 3 Deck 2 

Twin beds (can convert into queen-size), sitting 

area with sofa, vanity area and a private 


Please note: Ocean View Staterooms on deck 2 have a porthole instead of a window. 



K 

L 

Deck 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9 Deck 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10 

M N Q 

Deck 7, 8 Deck 3,4 Deck 2 

Twin beds (can convert into queen-size), 

sitting area , vanity area, and a private bathroom. 

(15.3 sq. m (165 sq. ft)) 

Please note: All stateroom and balcony sizes are approximate. 



• Ocean View Staterooms on Deck 2 have a porthole instead of a window. 

• Most staterooms on deck 7 have an obstructed view. 

All Royal Caribbean International staterooms and suites come complete 

with private bathroom, vanity area, hair-dryer, TV and phone. 

To download the RADIANCE OF THE SEAS deckplan or any 

other in this class please visit: www.royalcaribbean.com.au/ships 

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VISION 

CLASS 

GRANDEUR OF THE SEAS SPLENDOUR OF THE SEAS 

Refurbished: November 2001 Refurbished: April 2001 

Entered Service: December 1996 Entered Service: March 1996 

LEGEND OF THE SEAS VISION OF THE SEAS 



Entered Service: May 1995 Entered Service: May 1998 

RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS ENCHANTMENT OF THE SEAS 



Entered Service: May 1997 Entered Service: July 1997 



• Beam: 32 m 

• Draft: 7.6 m 


• Total Crew: 765 





DECK 9 

DECK 7 

DECK 5 

DECK 3 

DECK 1 

DECK 8 

DECK 6 

DECK 4 

DECK 2 


DECK 9 

DECK 8 

DECK 7 

DECK 6 

DECK 5 

DECK 3 

DECK 2 

DECK 4 

∆ 

∆ 

DECKPLANS VISION CLASS 

KEY 


Stateroom has a third Pullman bed available. 

* 


Pullman bed available. 


Pullman beds available. 

Stateroom has four additional Pullman beds available. 




IMPORTANT: 

Deckplan shown is Rhapsody of the Seas, which represents an example of a Vision Class 

ship. Facilities vary by ship. The deckplan is designed to give an overview of the layout of 

a typical Vision Class ship, indicating the location of facilities and staterooms. The 

deckplan is not an exact blueprint. Should you have specific needs or require additional 

information regarding a particular stateroom, please ask your travel agent or cruise 

specialist. Deckplan valid 20 Aug 2010 to 30 Apr 2012. 


Royal Suite 

RS 

Deck 8 

Separate bedroom with king-size bed, private balcony, 

whirlpool bathtub, living room with queen-size sofa 

bed and baby grand piano. (105.9 sq. m (1,140 sq. ft), 



FS 

Deck 7, 8 

Two bedrooms with twin beds that convert to queen-size 

beds, two bathrooms (one with shower, one with 

bathtub), walk-in wardrobe, living area with double 

sofa bed and Pullman bed, and a private balcony. 

(43 sq. m (463 sq. ft), balcony 5.1 sq. m (55 sq. ft)) 


OS 

Deck 8 

Queen-size bed, private balcony, private bathroom with 

bathtub, and a separate living area with queen-size sofa 

bed. (48.6 sq. m (523 sq. ft), balcony 10.8 sq. m (116 sq. ft)) 

Grand Suite 

GS 

Deck 8 


balcony, sitting area with sofa bed and private 

bathroom with bathtub. (32.9 sq. m (355 sq. ft), 

balcony 10.7 sq, m (116 sq. ft)) 

Junior Suite 

JS 

Deck 8 


balcony, private bathroom with bathtub and a sitting 

area with sofa bed. (22.3 sq. m (241 sq. ft), 


Please note: Staterooms 8086 & 8586 have obstructed views. 


Superior Ocean view Stateroom 

D1 

D2 

Deck 7 


private balcony, sitting area with sofa bed, 

and a private bathroom. (18.1 sq. m (195 sq. ft), 


Please note: Staterooms 7150 and 7650 have obstructed views 

All stateroom and balcony sizes are approximate. 



All Royal Caribbean International staterooms and suites come complete with 

private bathroom, vanity area, hair-dryer, TV and phone. 


Family Ocean view Stateroom 

FO 

Deck 2, 3, 4 


additional bunk beds in separate area, private 

bathroom, separate sitting area with sofa bed. 

(22 sq. m (237 sq. ft) 

Large Ocean view Stateroom 

F 

H 

I 

G 

Deck 2, 3, 4 Deck 4 

Deck 3 Deck 2 




Please note: Staterooms 3000 to 3014, 3500 to 3514, 2010 to 2014 and 2510 to 

2514 have two portholes instead of a window 


Large Interior Stateroom 

K 

Deck 2, 3, 4, 7, 8 Deck 2, 3, 4 

Twin beds (can convert into queen-size), vanity 

area and a private bathroom. (14 sq. m (151 sq. ft) 


L 

M N Q 

Deck 2, 3, 4, 7, 8 Deck 2, 3 

Twin beds (can convert into queen-size), vanity 

area and a private bathroom. (12.5 – 13.4 sq. m 

(135 – 144 sq. ft)) 

To download the RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS deckplan or any other in this 

or SOVEREIGN CLASS please visit: www.royalcaribbean.com.au/ships 

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How to make a booking 

There are three simple ways to book your chosen cruise holiday: 

• Contact your travel agent 

• Telephone Royal Caribbean International on 1800 754 500 

• Book online at www.royalcaribbean.com.au 

Your full name as it appears on your passport as well as your date of birth must be given at the time of reservation. By 

making a booking with us through any of the three methods you will be deemed to have agreed to our Terms & Conditions. 

Paying for your cruise 

We will require a deposit to secure your booking within 7 days of making your booking (or full payment if booking 

within 70 days of departure). The payment of your remaining balance is due 70-90 days before departure (see Terms 

& Conditions for more details on deposit amounts and payment deadlines). A service charge of up to 3% will apply for 

bookings made by credit card. 

What’s included 

All prices quoted in this brochure are per person in Australian Dollars and are based on two people sharing the 

specified cabin grade. Cruise prices include the following where applicable: onboard accommodation, onboard main 

meals*, entertainment* onboard ship, gym, some fitness classes*, sauna and steam room; onboard gratuities (where 

pre-paid); port charges and taxes. 

* A charge may be made for certain entertainment/ leisure facilities or activities and specialty restaurants. 

What’s not included 

Unless otherwise agreed, the price does not include flights; departure taxes or airport improvement tax; transfers 

to/from the ship; shore excursions and personal expenses (for example, onboard drinks, laundry charges, health and 

beauty treatments, telephone calls, etc.); hotel meals onshore (unless otherwise stated); transfers by any method if not 

travelling on the standard departure date(s); holiday insurance; tips or onboard gratuities or ashore (unless paid at the 

time of booking); anything else which is not specifically mentioned as being included in the price. We reserve the right to 

impose a fuel supplement on all guests if the price of West Texas intermediate fuel exceeds US$65.00 per barrel. The 

fuel supplement for 1st and 2nd guests would be no more than US$10 per guest per day, to a maximum of US$140 per 

cruise; and for additional guests would be no more than US$5 per person per day, to a maximum of US$70 per cruise. 

How do I obtain the lowest price per person 

The prices quoted in this brochure show the lowest price (“Prices from”) available on a specified sailing date as shown 

in each price panel. The price will vary by ship, itinerary, sailing dates and cabin category. Where there is more than 

one departure date shown for the same cruise itinerary then the prices provided in this brochure are the minimum 

prices available for the cheapest of the multiple departure dates. To find out the price for your chosen cruise, sailing 

date and cabin category contact your travel agent or visit www.royalcaribbean.com.au. To make sure you get your 

chosen departure and cabin category, you should book early. Prices may change at any time. 

What’s a ‘Guarantee’ (GTY) booking 

From time to time, we may offer you the option of making what we call a ‘Guarantee’ (GTY) booking. This means you 

may book a cabin of a guaranteed minimum category type of cabin (specified by us prior to booking) on your chosen 

ship and cruise. However, the exact location of the cabin on the ship will be allocated by us (at our discretion) and at 

any time up until checking in at the Port. Once your GTY cabin has been allocated to you, we are unable to accept any 

changes requested by you. The benefits to you of a GTY cabin are that after your booking has been confirmed, we 

may (at our discretion) upgrade your cabin to one of a superior category to that originally booked at no extra charge 

to you. In any event, you are ‘guaranteed’ the minimum category of cabin we agree to offer at the time of booking. At 

times, we may offer promotional GTY offers. Such promotional GTY categories are defined as follows: W – Suite / 

Deluxe, X – Balcony Cabin, Y – Oceanview Cabin, Z – Inside Cabin. 

When should I schedule my flight home 

Give yourself several hours between the time you get off the ship and the time you need to board your flight home. 

Always work on the basis that you must be at the airport at least 2 hours before your flight’s scheduled departure. 

Baggage porters will be on hand at the port of disembarkation to direct you to taxis, buses and cars. 

Consecutive Cruises 

Consecutive cruises are two or more individual cruises taken consecutively. For example, a Western Caribbean cruise 

immediately followed by an Eastern Caribbean cruise. Please note that there may be duplication of onboard 

programmes, menus and entertainment. When booking consecutive cruises, all payment policies (including deposit 

amounts, payment timelines and cancellation policies) apply to each individual cruise rather than the full length of 

the consecutive cruise holiday, for example the applicable deposit is required for each individual sailing. Please also 

note that due to the preparation of the ship between sailings, some shipboard facilities may not be available on 

changeover day. On the changeover day, it will be necessary for you to disembark the ship in order to comply with 

customs and immigration. It is also necessary for all consecutive cruise guests to re-register their SeaPass card on 

changeover day for the new sailing this must be done at the pier before you board the ship again for your next cruise. 

It may not be possible to retain the same cabin on consecutive cruises. If you have booked the same stateroom for 

each sailing, you may normally leave luggage within your stateroom. If you have booked different staterooms for 

each sailing, you will need to pack your luggage at the end of the first sailing and it will be stored for you until your 

new stateroom is ready for occupancy. 

Cruise tickets 

Your cruise documents are emailed directly to you or to your travel agent as early as 45 days prior to your sailing. We no 

longer print paper tickets. Your reservation must be finalised and paid in full in order to receive your documentation. 

What is my luggage allowance 

The maximum luggage allowance for guests boarding our ships is 200lbs (90kgs) per guest; however, airlines also 

impose their own baggage allowance, with which you must also comply. This is usually less than the cruise allowance. 

We strongly recommend that you check with your airline directly for confirmation of your baggage allowance as 

allowances vary between airlines and excess luggage fees may apply where you exceed the allowance. In some 

instances baggage allowance can be limited to as little as 15 kgs per person. 

Health requirements 

Please contact your doctor for advice and the most up-to-date health requirements for all destinations featured in 

this brochure. Royal Caribbean International welcomes pregnant guests but will not accept guests who will enter their 

24th or later week of pregnancy by the beginning of, or at any time during their cruise vacation. Please check our 

website for full details. 

Check in 

If you have checked in online, bring your signed SetSail Pass and identification documents with you to the cruise 

terminal. Proceed to the SetSail area where one of our guest assistance agents will verify your identification 

documents and issue your SeaPass℠ card to board the ship. If you have not checked in online, bring your completed 

Guest Information Forms, Charge Account & Cruise Ticket Form and identification documents to the cruise terminal 

where one of our guest assistance agents will process your cruise documents, verify identification documents, check 

you in for your cruise and direct you to the ship. To check in online, go to www.royalcaribbean.com.au 

click on “Before You Board,” then “Online Check-in.” 

What to wear 

Shorts, t-shirts, slacks, trousers, casual skirts, blouses and sundresses are all perfect during the day. For lounging by 

the pool, pack bathing suits and casual shoes (e.g. flip-flops, sandals, trainers). You’ll also need some casual shorts 

and t-shirts or a cover-up for getting to and from the pool areas. If you’re planning to visit our onboard fitness centre 

then bring shorts, t-shirts and socks plus a pair of tennis or running shoes/trainers. 

In the evening, there are three distinct types of dress onboard: casual, smart casual and formal. Suggested guidelines 

for these nights are: Casual: Sport shirts and slacks for men, sundresses or pants for women. Smart Casual: Jackets and 

ties for men, dresses or pantsuits for women. Formal: Suits and ties or tuxedos for men, cocktail dresses for women. 

On formal evenings, formal attire is required in the main restaurant. The number of formal nights generally ranges 

from 1-3 depending on the duration of your cruise. 

We also offer casual dining in the evening at the Windjammer Cafe. Bare feet and bathing suits are not allowed at any 

time during dinner. 

What about dining 

You have a choice of several seating times for meals in the main restaurant. Please request your preferred seating and 

table size at the time of booking and your table number will be confirmed in your cabin at the start of your cruise. 

Dining times may vary slightly on port days due to shore excursion departures. 

Alternatively, My Time Dining SM (open seating) is now available, giving guests flexibility with their evening dining. You 

can decide when you would like to dine between the hours of 18:00 and 21:30 each evening; much like a regular 

restaurant. If My Time Dining SM is selected, pre-paid gratuities/tips are mandatory. 

In addition, My Family Time Dining is available onboard selected sailings for the earliest dining time (varies by ship 

and sailing) for guests aged between 3-11 years at the date of sailing. This offers children quicker service during first 

dining seating and then they are transferred to the Adventure Ocean kids club. Pre-paid gratuities/tips are not 

mandatory for My Family Time Dining. Should you wish to book either of these options, please contact your travel 

agent. My Time Dining SM is subject to availability. 

Special dietary requirements 

If you have any special dietary needs, Royal Caribbean International can accommodate the following special dietary 

needs onboard: vegetarian, diabetic, low-fat, low-sodium, low-cholesterol. Other special diets such as Kosher and 

lactose-free meals may be available upon advanced request. Note: Kosher meals are pre-packed and are only 

available for dinner in the main restaurant. Guests must notify of any dietary requirements at time of booking. Please 

refer to section 1.15 of the Terms & Conditions below for further information. 

Other special requests 

If you have a special request such as for a baby cots (cribs) or refrigerator please give details in writing to your travel 

agent at the time of booking. Royal Caribbean International will use its best endeavours to satisfy such special requests. 

Alcoholic beverages 

We will not sell or serve alcoholic drinks to anyone under 21 years of age. However on cruises departing from 

European, South American and Asian countries and from Australia/New Zealand where the legal drinking age is lower 

than 21, a parent/legal guardian who is sailing with the person aged between 18 to 20, may sign a waiver allowing the 

18 to 20 year old to consume alcoholic beverages (beer and wine only). Guests cannot bring alcoholic beverages 

onboard for consumption or for any other use. 

Onboard currency 

The currency used on board all Royal Caribbean International ships is US Dollars. 

Your onboard account 

All Royal Caribbean ships operate on a ‘cashless’ system. When you check in you will receive a SeaPass SM account card 

and all purchases made onboard the ship are made using this card. At the end of the cruise you will receive a 

statement summarizing the charges on your account. To settle your account we require you to register your credit 

card at check in. As all onboard accounts are payable in US Dollars, your credit card provider or financial institution 

may levy a foreign exchange transaction fee. Please note that when paying by credit card we obtain authorizations 

from your bank or financial institution and in some cases these may be held for up to 30 days after your cruise ends. 

Please note we do not recommend the use of Debit Cards. 

Medical services onboard 

There is a medical centre staffed by qualified doctors and/or nurses onboard all Royal Caribbean International ships. 

Please note that all services provided by the onboard medical centre (including medication, consultations and 

treatments) are not covered by private health insurance policies or by Australian Medicare and the New Zealand 

Accident Compensation Corporation (including cruises sailing to only Australian ports within Australia and New 

Zealand). We strongly recommend that you take out travel insurance to cover any such charges. 

Gratuities (tips) 

On all of our ships, it is customary to offer gratuities (also known as “service charge” or “tips”) to staff members who 

you feel have given you good service and personal attention. We recommend an approximate daily total of A$10.50 

per guest (A$12.95 for suite guests), per cruise night, as adequate to cover cabin and dining room service for adults 

and children. For passengers’ convenience we automatically add your onboard gratuities to your cruise fare so that 

they are pre-paid in Australian dollars in advance of your holiday. If you do not wish to pre-pay your gratuities you 

must make this known to us or your travel agent at the time of booking. If gratuities are not pre-paid they can be 

paid in US Dollars onboard. For guests that have chosen to pre-pay their gratuities at the time of booking, vouchers to 

show you have pre-paid your gratuities will be left in your cabin approximately two days prior to disembarkation. 

These vouchers will be provided for you to hand to your Cabin Attendant, Waiter, Assistant Waiter and Head Waiter. 

These vouchers are non transferable and cannot be refunded. Additionally, a service charge of 15% for all beverages is 

automatically added to your beverage purchases. 

At the end of your cruise 

On the last night of your cruise you will need to: 

• Extend gratuities/tips to those who have made your cruise an unforgettable experience (where these have not been 

pre-paid). 

• Pack your bags and place them outside your cabin door by midnight. Your cabin steward will give you coloured tags 

for each piece of luggage. Please put your name and home address on each tag and remove all loose straps from 

your bags. Carry fragile and valuable items with you (such as jewellery, cameras and medication). 

Smoking policy 

Smoking is only permitted in designated areas of the ship, including outdoors on the Starboard side of the ship. Smoking 

is not permitted in any dining venue, theatre, hallway or corridor. Smoking is not permitted inside any stateroom, 

however it is permitted on private Oceanview balconies of Balcony and Suite staterooms (excluding Boardwalk or Central 

Park private balconies on Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas). A US$250 penalty will be applied to the SeaPass for 

guests found smoking in staterooms or on the private balconies of Boardwalk and Central Park onboard 

Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas. Cigarettes, cigars and pipe tobacco must be properly disposed of and never 

thrown overboard. A guest must be at least 18 years of age to purchase, possess or use tobacco onboard. Pipe & cigar 

smoking is only permitted within the Cigar Lounge. If no Cigar Lounge exists on the ship, there will be a designated 

area for pipe and cigar smoking. 

Travelling in a group 

Discounts and free places may be available when travelling in a group of 16 or more passengers. Please consult your 

travel agent for more information. Note that terms and conditions for those travelling in a group are different to those 

which apply to individual bookings. 

Guests with special needs 

Many of our ships have cabins designated for guests with physical disabilities, and these are shown on the relevant 

deck plan. At the time of booking (or as soon as possible if the condition arises after booking) please tell your travel 

agent in writing about any medical or physical condition which will or may require medical treatment or attention 

during your cruise or which may or will affect your cruise in any way (including your use of any services or facilities). 

Please provide as much information as possible. 

Please refer to section 1.19 of the Terms & Conditions below for further information. 

Minimum age to travel 

The minimum age for travel on Royal Caribbean International ships is 21 years old unless accompanied by a parent, 

guardian or authorized person who is over the age of 21. On board there are certain facilities where entry is restricted 

by age. Persons using the spa must be over the age of 18. Full details of onboard facilities with age and height 

restrictions are contained within the Daily Programme, which is available from the Guest Relations Desk. 

Security 

Royal Caribbean International’s highest priority is to ensure the safety and security of all guests. In order to maintain 

an effective and meaningful security environment and to comply with international and national security laws, 

regulations and guidelines, Royal Caribbean International has established strict security procedures in the seaport 

terminals we utilise and onboard all our vessels. These measures include screening all guests and their personal 

property prior to boarding. We appreciate your cooperation in this endeavor. 

What Identification do I need 

It is the sole responsibility of the guest to identify all travel documents such as passport and visa requirements for 

boarding the ship and entry into the countries visited on your cruise. For Australian citizens travelling on a domestic 

Australian voyage calling in only Australian ports, a valid passport, government issued pictured and laminated ID card 

(drivers license/military ID card/government (federal, territory, city etc) employee ID card, may be used as 

identification. For all other nationalities, a passport (plus visa if needed in Australia) is required. Children 

aged 16 yrs and under travelling on any Royal Caribbean International cruise will require a Birth Certificate to 

travel or a photo ID. For all other sailings to ports/destinations outside of Australia a valid passport and 

appropriate visa will be required. For your protection it is essential that your passport expiration date not 

occur within six (6) months of the voyage termination date. 

For further information or clarification please contact your travel agent or Royal Caribbean International. 

Voltage/adapters 

The onboard voltage is 110/220 AC so please ensure you take any necessary US and European adapters. Hair 

dryers are provided on all ships. 

Room service 

Complimentary room service is available throughout the day. A US$3.95 service charge will apply between 

midnight and 5:00am for items ordered from the Light Snacks menu. 

Laundry 

Laundry and dry cleaning services are available. Prices will vary by garment type. Royal Caribbean 

International does not provide irons and they are prohibited in cabins as they constitute a fire hazard. There 

are no self-laundry facilities onboard. 

Can I call home from the ship 

You can make ship-to-shore phone calls from your cabin 24 hours a day. The cost is approximately US$7.95 

per minute and will be automatically charged to your SeaPass SM account. 

Can my friends and family contact the ship 

Your friends and family can contact any Royal Caribbean International cruise ship from Australia by dialing 0011 

1 732 335 3285. The cost is approximately US$7.95 per minute and you must have a credit card number ready to 

enter to complete the call. Additional long distance/mobile phone charge to connect to the USA will also apply. 

Shore excursions 

Please book your shore excursions as soon as possible since some shore excursions can accommodate only a 

limited number of participants. Please visit www.royalcaribbean.com.au ‘Before you Board’ to research and 

book your shore excursions, or contact your travel agent for further information. 

Children & infants 

Infants sailing on a cruise must be at least 6 months old as of the first day of the cruise. Children or infants less 

than 3 years of age can not participate in the Adventure Ocean Youth Programme® which is restricted to 3-17 

years inclusive. Swimming activities are not supervised and no child or infant is allowed to enter the pool wearing 

nappies (diapers). Children or infants can only swim if they are toilet trained and under their parent/guardian’s 

supervision. Please refer to section 1.20 of the Terms & Conditions below for further information. 

Terms & Conditions 

The following Terms and Conditions form the basis of your contract with Royal Caribbean International 

Cruises Ltd. In these Terms and Conditions, ‘you’ and ‘your’ means and covers all persons named on a 

booking. Please Note: If you book a Royal Caribbean International cruise-only holiday in conjunction with 

other services such as flights, on-shore accommodation and/or ground transfers) which are arranged or 

provided by a travel agent or tour operator (‘travel organiser’) with whom you book (and not us), your 

contract for your entire holiday including the cruise and all other such services and arrangements will be 

with your travel organiser and not with us. The travel organiser’s own booking conditions will apply to 

your contract with your travel organiser. Please ensure you obtain a copy of these from your travel 

organiser before or at the time of booking to ensure that those terms are acceptable to you. Please note, 

we do not have any liability to you in these circumstances. In any event, if we are found liable to you on 

any basis, our liability and/or obligations to you or your organiser will be no greater or different to the 

liability and obligations we have under these booking conditions to consumers who have a contract with 

us. In any such situation we will be fully entitled to rely on all defences, exclusions and limitations 

contained in the booking conditions set out below. Please read these conditions carefully. 

1.1 Paying for your cruise 

We will require a deposit to secure your booking within 7 days of making your booking (or full payment if 

booking within 70 days of departure). On some sailings the deposit may be required on the day of booking 

or within 1-7 days of making the booking. After this time if your deposit has not been paid then your 

booking will automatically cancel. 

Deposit amounts vary by cruise duration as follows: 

Cruise duration 

Deposit per person 

1–6 nights A$200 

7–14 nights A$400 

15+ nights & Cruisetours A$800 

We must receive the balance of the cruise cost (after deducting the deposit you have paid) not less than 70 

days before departure (90 days for Holiday sailings – Christmas, New Year & Easter departures) unless you 

book 70 days or less before departure (90 days for Holiday sailings), in which case you must pay the total 

cruise cost at the time of booking. If we have not received all monies due to us in full and on time, we are 

entitled to assume that you wish to cancel your cruise and cancellation charges as set out below (see 1.5) 

will apply. If you use your credit or debit card to pay us directly for your cruise, please be aware that we may 

process that transaction via a bank in the USA and your card issuer may choose to charge you a foreign 

processing fee. We advise you to check the terms and conditions of such foreign transactions with your card 

issuer in advance of making a payment to us. All money you pay to a travel agent (whom we have 

authorised to sell our cruises) for your cruise with us will be held by the travel agent on our behalf until the 

money is paid to us. If you are unable to complete the online check-in process, this may be due to an 

outstanding balance on your booking. If you have booked via a travel agent, please speak to your travel 

agent so that the funds can be transferred to us to complete your check-in. 

1.2 Confirming your cruise 

Providing your chosen holiday is available, we will confirm your booking directly to you (when booking 

direct by phone or website) or to your travel agent. We will then send you or your travel agent a 

Confirmation Invoice. A binding contract between us only comes into existence when we send out our 

Confirmation Invoice. This invoice will show the outstanding balance due on your holiday. As soon as you 

receive your confirmation invoice, tickets and any other documents from your travel agent or us, please 

check all the details on those documents carefully. If any details appear to be incorrect, you must advise us 

immediately, as it may not be possible to make changes later. We regret we cannot accept any responsibility 

if you do not tell us about any mistake in any document (including our Confirmation Invoice) within 14 days 

of our sending it to you or your travel agent. 

1.3 Information required from you 

We may be required to pass on to immigration authorities, airlines and/or possibly other authorised bodies, 

certain personal details relating to our guests. You must provide the relevant details at the time of booking 

your cruise or no later than 70 days prior to your departure, whichever is the later. This information includes 

certain personal information, passport, emergency contact and insurance details. We will inform you at the 

time of booking, or as soon as we become aware, of the exact details required. We recommend you visit our 

website at www.royalcaribbean.com.au and click on ‘Before You Board’, then ‘Online Check-in’ and submit 

these details online. You will need to have your booking ID and date of sailing to hand or, if we have already 

received this information from you at the time of booking, verify that the details we are holding are 

complete and accurate. Our procedures may change from time to time and we will inform you of any 

changes at the time of booking or as soon as possible thereafter. If you fail to supply the details requested, 

both fully and accurately, you may not be permitted to board your cruise ship and/or outward and/or return 

flight. We will not accept any liability in this situation and we will not pay you any compensation or make 

any refunds. You will also be responsible for your onward/return travel arrangements. If failure to have this 

information results in fines, surcharges or other financial penalty being imposed on us, you will be 

responsible for reimbursing us accordingly. Please also see Privacy Statement on page 30. 

1.4 Price changes 

We guarantee that we will not increase the price of your confirmed cruise once we have received full 

payment of the total cruise price from you or your travel agent. However, we may increase or decrease the 

prices of unsold cruises at any time. The price of your chosen cruise will be confirmed at the time of booking. 

After your booking is confirmed but before full payment is received, we will only increase the price if there is 

an increase in the cost of any transport included in the price and/or in any dues, taxes or fees payable for 

any services (for example, port taxes or charges of any sort). In addition, we will pay the first part of any 

such increase(s) in costs up to a total amount equivalent to 2% of the cost of your confirmed cruise 

(excluding any insurance premiums and amendment charges). Only if any such increase(s) exceeds this 2% 

will we ask you to pay more. If any additional amount we ask you to pay is greater than 10% of the total cost 

of your confirmed cruise (excluding any insurance premiums or amendment charges), you will be able to 

cancel your booking. If you cancel your booking, you will then be sent a full refund of all monies you have 

paid to us for your cruise, except for any insurance premiums and amendment charges. We will tell you 

about any increase in the cost of your cruise by sending you or your travel agent a surcharge invoice. You 

will have 14 days from the issue date printed on that invoice to tell us in writing that you want to cancel. If 

you do not advise us in writing that you wish to cancel within 14 days, we shall assume you are prepared to 

pay the additional amount. Any such additional amount must be paid with the balance of the cost of the 

cruise or within 14 days of the issue date printed on the surcharge invoice, whichever comes first. We will not 

ask you to pay more within 30 days of departure. Please note, changes and errors occasionally occur. You 

must check the price of your chosen holiday at the time of booking. From time to time we may release 

special offers on some cruises. If you wish to change your booking to take advantage of these offers then 

you will have to cancel your existing booking, whereupon our standard cancellation policy will apply. We 

reserve the right to charge an administration fee of A$100 per person to make any such changes. 

1.5 Cancellations and refunds 

If you or anyone travelling with you wishes to cancel your/their cruise, you must immediately give notice in 

writing to us or your travel agent so that your agent can give us notice of cancellation on your behalf. The 

cruise will only be deemed cancelled from the date we actually receive written notice of cancellation from 

you or your travel agent. The following cancellation charges will then apply. Insurance premiums and or 

amendment charges cannot be refunded in the event of cancellation. 

Standard Cruises & Cruisetours 

Days Prior to Cruise Departure 

Cancellation Charges 

151 or more days deposit is refundable 

150-71 days loss of deposit 

70-46 days 25% of fare * 



14 days or less 100% of fare 

Holiday Sailings (all durations) – Christmas, New Year & Easter 

Days Prior to Cruise Departure 

Cancellation Charges 

151 or more days deposit is refundable 

150-91 days loss of deposit 




24 days or less 100% of fare 

* In instances where the deposit amount paid is higher than the 25/50/75% of cruise fare cancellation 

charge, then the highest of the two amounts is payable as the cancellation charge, i.e. the full deposit 

amount is retained. 

Depending on the reason for your cancellation, you may be able to reclaim these cancellation charges (less 

any applicable excess) under the terms of your travel insurance policy. Claims must be made directly to the 

insurance company concerned. Where any cancellation reduces the number of full paying party members 

below the number on which the price, number of free places and/ or any concessions agreed for your 

booking were based, we will recalculate your holiday cost and re-invoice you accordingly. Any such invoice 

must be paid within 7 days if rendered within 70 days of sailing (90 days in the event of holiday sailings). In 

all other instances invoices for any such cost increases must be paid within the time frame stipulated for the 

payment of the balance due on the original booking. In the event that any cost increase to a booking due to 

a cancellation is not paid within the time limit specified, we reserve the right to cancel the booking and in 

those circumstances, normal cancellation charges will apply. 

1.6 Changing Your Booking 

Subject to availability, some changes can be made to your booking. You may request changes via your travel 

agent up to 45 days before departure. We will make every effort to meet your change request; however, we 

cannot promise that we will be able to make any requested change. Up to 45 days before departure an 

administration fee of A$50 per booking will be payable for each change requested. If you request a change 

within 45 days of departure, this will be treated as a cancellation of your original booking and cancellation 

charges as set out in these terms and conditions will be payable. The changed arrangements will then be 

treated as a new booking. 

If you or any of the people travelling with you are prevented from taking the cruise you/they may give 

your/their place on the booking to someone else (suggested by you). In this situation, providing we are 

given not less than 14 days notice in writing of your wish to make the change, we will permit the name 

change on payment of an administration fee of A$50. A maximum of only one passenger name may be 

changed per cabin You must produce documentary proof of the reason for the transfer with the request 

(e.g. a letter from a doctor). You must ensure that the administration fee and any charges/costs – as well as 

any amount which is still due to be paid for the cruise – are paid in full as required. We reserve the right to 

cancel the booking if any charges remain outstanding. 

1.7 Fuel Supplement 

We reserve the right to impose a fuel supplement on all guests if the price of West Texas intermediate fuel 

exceeds US$65.00 per barrel. The fuel supplement for 1st and 2nd guests would be no more than US$10 per 

guest per day, to a maximum of US$140 per cruise; and for additional guests would be no more than US$5 

per person per day, to a maximum of US$70 per cruise. 

1.8 Travel Insurance 

All guests must have appropriate personal travel insurance before departure, which includes a minimum 

cover for the cost of cancellation by yourself, the cost of assistance including repatriation in the event of an 

accident or illness, and the cost of medical treatment in the onboard medical centre. All services provided 

by the onboard medical centre (including medication, consultations and treatments) are not covered by 

private health insurance policies or by Australian Medicare and the New Zealand Accident Compensation 

Corporation (including cruises sailing to only Australian ports within Australia). 

We recommend that you contact your travel agent or an independent insurance broker for details of suitable 

policies. 

1.9 Visas & Passports 

You are responsible to ensure that you have all necessary visas and that your passport is up to date and will 

remain valid for at least 6 months from the date of the termination of your cruise. Please check the 

applicable passport and visa requirements with the embassies of the countries you will be visiting during 

your cruise, or check the up to date position with your travel agent in good time before departure. For your 

protection, it is essential that your passport expiration date not occur within 6 months of the voyage 

termination date. If you are travelling to the USA under the Visa Waiver Programme, you and all members of 

your party (including children) must ensure that you and all other members of your party’s passports are 

machine-readable. A passport is machine-readable when there are two lines of letters, numbers and 

chevrons (“>>>>>>>”) printed across the long edge of the personal information page (the page with 

photograph and personal details). The machine-readable text will appear on a white strip on older passports 

and directly on the pink page of newer passports. If there are no such lines of text on the personal 

information page, the passport is not machine-readable. This may vary by country and if you are unsure as 

to what type of passport you hold, please check with your national passport office. 

From 26 October 2004, anyone travelling to the USA under the Visa Waiver Programme without a machinereadable 

passport will need a visa to travel to the USA. If you are travelling to the USA after October 2006 

under the Visa Waiver Programme and are carrying a passport issued after this date, you will be required to 

have a biometric passport. Travellers with valid machine readable passports issued before October 2006 

Booking Conditions 

The following Terms and Conditions form the basis of your contract with Royal 

Caribbean Cruises Ltd. In these Terms and Conditions, ‘you’ and ‘your’ means all 

persons named on a booking. 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

FURTHER INFORMATION

travelling to the USA under the Visa Waiver Programme can travel on their existing passports up to, and beyond, 

October 2006. If your passport is issued after 26 October 2006 and it is not biometric, you will not qualify for visa-free 

travel but will be required to obtain a visa. For more details on passports, please ask at the time of booking or contact 

your National Passport Office. 

Please note that this information is particularly subject to change and you must check the up-to-date requirements in 

good time before departure. Please note: certain persons may not be eligible to enter the United States visa-free 

under the Visa Waiver Programme. These include, but are not limited to, for example people who have been arrested, 

even if the arrest did not result in a criminal conviction and those with criminal records. If you are in any doubt 

whatsoever as to whether you can travel under the Visa Waiver Programme, you are strongly advised to contact the 

Consular Information unit at the US Embassy before you book your holiday with us. If you are not a citizen of a 

country participating in the Visa Waiver Programme, you must check the applicable passport and visa requirements 

with the embassies of the countries that you will be visiting during your holiday. This includes any technical stops 

such as Prince Rupert. 

We regret that we cannot accept any liability if you are refused entry onto any flight or into any country or otherwise 

suffer any difficulties or incur any costs as a result of not having the correct passport and/or any required visa. 

Passport and visa requirements may change and vary by destination. It is the sole responsibility of the guest to 

identify and obtain all required travel documents and have them available when necessary. These appropriate valid 

travel documents such as passports, visas, inoculation certificate and family legal documents are required for 

boarding and re-entry into the United States and other countries. Guests who do not possess the proper 

documentation may be prevented from boarding their flight or ship or from entering a country and may be subject to 

fines. No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper documentation. 

You must ensure that exactly the same name (including initials) appears on your ticket as in your passport. If there is 

any difference, you may be refused entry onto your flight/cruise. We regret we cannot accept any liability if you are 

refused entry onto any flight or into any country or otherwise suffer any difficulties or incur any costs as a result of 

not having an acceptable passport or any required visa(s). 

Certain Port Authorities may from time to time ask to see photo identification when you depart the ship during the cruise. 

We strongly suggest that you take a photocopy of your passport in addition to your passport itself with you on holiday and 

carry the photocopy with you each time you depart the ship in order to minimise any inconvenience this may cause. 

1.10 Personal Belongings 

Please make sure that all valuable and important items (for example, medicines, jewellery, fragile items, important 

travel and other documents, video/camera/computer equipment) are carried by hand and not packed in your luggage 

or left unsecured in your cabin or elsewhere onboard ship. Special care must be taken of such items. For your 

protection once onboard, all valuable and important items should be deposited with the Guest Relations Desk or, 

where available, in your cabin mini-safe. You are also strongly advised to take out appropriate and adequate 

insurance to protect such items. We cannot accept any responsibility or liability for any valuable or important items 

which are not deposited with the Guest Relations Desk for safekeeping. For items which are so deposited, the most 

we may be liable to pay you if any item(s) is lost or damaged (for any reason) whilst in our care is US$1,500.00 per 

guest, per cruise. If you discover any loss, delay or damage when on board, you must immediately report it to the 

Guest Relations Desk. The time limits for notifying any loss, delay or damage, are as follows: Any damage or delay, 

which is apparent, must be notified to ourselves and the supplier of the service concerned (if it is not us) before or, at 

latest, at the time of departure from the ship or, for other services, whilst using or at the end of using those services. 

Any loss, damage or delay, which is not apparent, must be notified to ourselves and the supplier of the service 

concerned (if it is not us) within 15 days of departure from the ship or the end of your using the service in question. In 

all cases, you must give credit for payments received from any airline and/or other supplier in connection with your 

claim. You must also give us details of any relevant insurance coverage you hold. In appropriate cases we are entitled 

to ask you to reduce your claim against us by any amount received from any/all insurance companies. 

1.11 Banned Items 

You must not pack in any luggage or bring onboard any item specified as dangerous or illegal (e.g. guns, explosives, 

drugs, animals, flammable items, etc.). In addition, we may specify other items which you must not bring with you 

and may also refuse to allow you to take onboard any item which we consider to be inappropriate. If we or the Master 

of the ship have reason to believe that any cabin may contain any item or substance which should not have been 

brought onboard, the Master or an authorised officer has the right to enter and search the cabin concerned and seize 

any such item or substance. Special Notice: Due to the new enhanced airport security measures, please ensure that 

any sharp items, including but not limited to scissors, razor blades, nail clippers, tweezers and knitting needles, are 

packed in your check-in luggage and not in your hand luggage. 

1.12 Lost, Delayed or Damaged Property 

This clause applies in relation to any loss, delay or damage to property which occurs during your cruise or whilst 

getting on or off the ship or whilst using any services provided or arranged by us, except for any claims in relation to 

any valuable or important items (see clause 1.10). It is our guest’s responsibility to remove all of their belongings from 

their cabin when they depart their cruise. If an item is left onboard, whilst we will assist you in trying to recover the 

item, if we are unable to do so, then we cannot be held responsible and we will refer you to your travel insurance 

policy to make a claim for the item. Please note that items left behind may be destroyed. 

If you discover the loss, delay or damage when onboard, you must immediately report it to the Guest Relations Desk. 

The time limits for notifying any loss, delay or damage, and the maximum amount which will be payable by us or the 

supplier concerned, are as follows: Any damage or delay, which is apparent, must be notified to ourselves and the 

supplier of the service concerned (if it is not us) before or, at latest, at the time of departure from the ship or, for other 

services, whilst using or at the end of using those services. Any loss, damage or delay, which is not apparent, must be 

notified to ourselves and the supplier of the service concerned (if it is not us) within 15 days of departure from the 

ship or the end of your using the service in question. If you can prove that the damage, delay or loss was our fault or 

the fault of the supplier of a service that we agreed to arrange as part of your holiday, we will compensate you for the 

loss or damage if you can prove you have suffered as a result up to a maximum of US$1,100 per guest per cruise. 

This will also be the case where any property is damaged, delayed or lost whilst not on board or getting on or off the 

ship but using other services (apart from air travel) which form part of the holiday we have contractually agreed to 

provide. In all cases, you must give us credit for payments you have received or will receive from any airline and/or 

other supplier in connection with your claim. You must also give us details of any relevant insurance coverage you 

hold. In appropriate cases we are entitled to ask you to reduce your claim by the amount received from any/all 

insurance companies. 

1.13 Lost, delayed or damaged luggage during air travel 

Any damage, delay or loss suffered during any travel by air (including the process of getting on and off the aircraft) 

must be notified to the airline at the time of discovery or, in any event, in writing within 7 days of the end of the flight 

concerned for damage or loss or within 21 days of the luggage being made available for you in the event of delay. The 

maximum we or the airline will have to pay you in the event of any damage, destruction, delay or loss of luggage or 

property is the most which is payable under the relevant international convention or regulation. For most 

international flights, this will be the Montreal Convention 1999. Where the Montreal Convention 1999 applies, the 

maximum we or the airline will have to pay you at present for loss, destruction, damage, delay of luggage is the 

maximum payable under the Convention (currently approximately A$1600 per passenger) unless special conditions 

apply. The airline will not be liable to pay any compensation if the airline can prove that it took all reasonable steps to 

avoid the damage, delay or loss or that it was impossible for the airline or its employees to take such measures. In all 

cases, you must give us credit for payments received from any airline or other supplier in connection with your claim. 

You must also give us details of any relevant insurance coverage you hold. In appropriate cases we are entitled to ask 

you to reduce your claim by the amount received from any insurance company. 

1.14 Dining 

We cannot accept any bookings which are conditional on your preferred seating time being or becoming available 

before departure. If you cancel because your preferred seating time is not available (whether or not this was confirmed 

at the time of booking), our normal cancellation charges will apply. Seating time requests cannot be guaranteed. 

1.15 Special Dietary Requests 

Royal Caribbean International does not provide baby food. To accommodate special services or requirements such as 

dietary requirements, medical requirements, pier embarkation assistance, wheelchair use etc., Royal Caribbean 

International requires the information in writing 45 days prior to the sail date. However, Kosher meal requests must be 

supplied in writing 100 days prior to sail date for sailings in Australia/New Zealand and Asia; 90 days prior to the sail 

date for sailings in Europe and South America and 45 days prior for sailings in North America. Any dietary 

requirements caused by medical conditions must be provided to us at the time of booking. 

1.16 Special Requests 

Special requests cannot be guaranteed. Whilst we and our suppliers will endeavour to meet reasonable special 

requests, we regret we cannot guarantee that we/the supplier will be able to do so. Not meeting any special request 

for any reason will not be a breach of contract on our part. If a special request can only be met at an additional cost, 

that cost will either be invoiced to you prior to departure or will be payable locally by you. Unless specifically agreed 

by us in writing at the time of booking, we cannot accept any booking which is conditional on a special request being 

satisfied. Such bookings will be treated as "normal" bookings subject to the above comments on special requests. 

1.17 Consumption of alcohol onboard 

We will not sell or serve alcoholic drinks to anyone under 21 years of age. However on cruises departing from 

European, South American and Asian countries and from Australia/New Zealand where the legal drinking age is 

typically lower than 21, a parent/legal guardian who is sailing with the person aged between 18 to 20, may sign a 

waiver allowing the 18 to 20 year old to consume alcoholic beverages (beer and wine only). Only a parent or legal 

guardian may sign this waiver and there are no exceptions to this policy. The 18 to 20 year old must agree to comply 

with Royal Caribbean International’s policies, including among other things, agreeing to not provide alcoholic 

beverages to any other person, regardless of age. Restrictions apply, and this policy is subject to change without 

notice. An individual’s age on the date of sailing determines his or her status for the entire cruise. 

Guests are not allowed to bring alcoholic beverages onboard for consumption, storage or any other use. Alcoholic 

beverages that are purchased in ports of call or from onboard shops will be stored by the ship and delivered to guest 

cabins on the last day of the sailing. Security may inspect containers (water bottles, soda bottles, mouthwash, 

luggage etc.) and will dispose of containers holding alcohol. Please note: due to Spanish regulations, we are not 

permitted to sell alcohol or cigarettes on board in the duty free shops on selected sailings which depart from Spain. 

Royal Caribbean International’s Guest Vacation Policy may be enforced, up to and including disembarkation, if a guest 

violates any alcohol policy. Guests who violate any alcohol policies, (over consume, provide alcohol to people under age 21, 

demonstrate irresponsible behaviour, or attempt to conceal alcoholic items at security and or luggage check points or any 

other time), may be disembarked or not allowed to board, at their own expense, in accordance with our Guest Vacation 

Polices. Royal Caribbean International is committed to the responsible service of alcohol and reserves the right to revoke or 

otherwise restrict the service of alcohol to any guest, regardless of age. Additional policies for groups are located in the 

Appendices of the Travel Agent Guide and are enforced without exception. 

Guests under the age of 21 will not have alcohol returned to them. If a guest reaches a birthday that will change their 

adherence to our alcohol policy, they may visit the Guest Relations Desk and on showing their passport as proof of 

age, their records will be updated to allow them to purchase and consume alcohol, as long as the other requirements 

of our alcohol policy are met. 

1.18 Luggage at the end of your cruise 

It is our guests’ responsibility to remove all of their belongings from their cabin when they depart their cruise. If an 

item is left onboard, whilst we will assist you in trying to recover the item, if we are unable to do so, then we cannot 

be held responsible and we will refer you to your travel insurance to make a claim for the item. Please note that items 

left behind may be destroyed. 

1.19 Guests with special needs 

You must ensure that you are medically and physically fit for travel and that such travelling will not endanger yourself 

or anyone else. At the time of booking (or as soon as possible if the condition arises after booking) you must tell us or 

your travel agent in writing about any medical or physical condition which will or may require medical treatment or 

attention during your cruise or which may or will affect your cruise in any way (including your use of any services or 

facilities). Please provide as much information as possible. 

Guests who use wheelchairs must provide their own collapsible wheelchair and may find certain areas of the ship 

inaccessible. If you would like to bring a motorised wheelchair or scooter onboard you must contact your travel agent 

at the time of booking to provide the dimensions as size limitation may apply and we may not be able to 

accommodate this request. 

Certain conditions (for example, use of small tender boats to transport guests from ship to shore) may prevent guests 

with wheelchairs from going ashore at certain ports of call. Guests affected by a disability or medical condition must 

be self-sufficient or travel with someone who can provide all necessary assistance. We regret we must reserve the 

right to refuse to allow anyone to travel who, in our reasonable opinion, is physically or mentally unfit to travel or will 

or may require care beyond that which any travelling companion or we ourselves can reasonably provide. 

1.20 Minimum Age to Travel 

No person under twenty-one (21) (a ‘minor’) may sail on any cruise holiday or have a cabin on his or her own unless 

accompanied by a parent or guardian or authorised person who is over the age of twenty-one (21). No guest under 

the age of twenty-one (21) will be booked in a cabin unless accompanied by an adult twenty-one (21) years of age or 

older, except for minors sailing with their parents or legal guardians in adjacent cabins. Any minor who is not 

travelling with at least one of their parents/legal guardian(s) will only be permitted to board the ship and undertake 

the cruise if accompanied by a person(s) over the age of twenty-one (21). For minors aged 17 or under at the start of 

the sailing, written authorisation from a parent/legal guardian must be provided. For minors 18, 19 or 20 at the start 

of the sailing authorisation is not required. 

Adults who are not the parent or legal guardian of any child travelling with them are required to present the child’s 

valid passport and applicable visa (or certified copy of child’s birth certificate) and an original legally affirmed or 

notarised letter signed by at least one of the child’s parents/ legal guardians. The letter must authorise the travelling 

adult to take the minor/s on the specified cruise and must authorise the travelling adult to supervise the child, sign 

applicable sports waivers and permit any medical treatment that must be administered to the child which in the 

opinion of the treating doctor needs to be carried out without delay. A letter can be legally affirmed or notarised by a 

practicing solicitor, notary or commissioner for oaths who may charge a fee for this service. If such evidence is not 

produced, the minor(s) concerned will not be permitted to board the ship or undertake the cruise. 

We will not be responsible for any costs, expenses or losses suffered as a result either by the minor affected, the 

person(s) paying for their cruise (if not the minor him/herself), or any persons travelling with the minor who decide 

not to continue with the holiday as a result of the failure to produce a letter of authorisation as set out above. We will 

not pay any compensation or give any refund to any minor who we have not permitted to board the ship, any person 

paying for the minor’s holiday (if not the minor him/herself), or any persons travelling with the minor who decide not 

to continue with the cruise themselves as a result of the failure to produce a letter of authorisation. 

Please note that parent(s)/legal guardian travelling with a child who has a different surname to the parent(s)/legal 

guardian, will be required to produce official proof such as a full birth certificate/divorce papers etc to prove that they 

are the parent(s)/legal guardian of the children concerned. 

Individual cabins can be booked by married couples whose minimum age are eighteen (proof of marriage is required 

at time of booking). 

The minimum age for infants to sail is six (6) months, as of the date of sailing and twelve (12) months, as of the date 

of sailing for Transatlantic, Transpacific, Hawaii, selected South American cruises and other selected cruises. The 

health and safety of our guests is our number one priority. As such, in consideration of the limitations of the 

shipboard medical facility, equipment and staff, the company cannot accept waivers, releases or requests for 

exceptions to this policy. 

1.21 Delayed Departures and Itinerary Changes 

We regret we cannot guarantee that ships will call at every advertised port or follow every part of the advertised 

itinerary. We and the Master of the ship have the right to omit any port(s), call at any additional port(s), deviate from 

the advertised itinerary in any way or substitute another ship or port. In addition, we will not be responsible for any 

failure to meet the arrival or departure times shown in this brochure for any port(s) of call. Normally, changes in the 

itinerary are to protect the interest and safety of our guests. Please also see clause 1.22 

Changes to the last confirmed itinerary for your cruise may become necessary after you have departed for a variety of 

reasons such as prevailing weather and sea conditions, guest emergencies, providing assistance to other vessels and 

the ship being unable to operate at its normal speed(s) due to unexpected mechanical or technical problems. We will 

of course do our best to avoid any changes which will have a significant detrimental effect on your last confirmed 

itinerary. However, we cannot accept any liability in respect of any changes which result from circumstances outside 

our control (see clause 1.30) or which do not have a significant detrimental effect. 

1.22 If we change or cancel your cruise 

Occasionally, we have to make changes to and correct errors in the brochure and other details both before, and after, 

bookings have been confirmed and, even more rarely, cancel confirmed bookings. Whilst we always endeavour to 

avoid changes and cancellations, we reserve the right to do so. If we have to make a significant change or cancel, we 

will tell you as soon as possible. 

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4 AQUATHEATER 5 H2O ZONE℠ 6 BOARDWALK℠ 

10 VITALITY AT SEA 

SPA AND FITNESS 

12 COMEDY LIVE 

11 CAROUSEL 

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further iNfOrmAtiON 

The Boardwalk is a 

slice of old-world 

charm with a modern 

twist and includes 

the world’s first 

onboard Carousel. 

The Boardwalk is the 

place to be for the 

whole family. 

The H2o Zone is a 

colourful wonderland 

of bright sculptures, 

interactive fountains 

and cannons that 

spray and squirt water 

in every direction. 

The comedy club 

features headline acts 

who not only engage 

with the audience 

but also wow 

spectators with 

their customised 

performances. 

Take time to soothe 

the mind, body and 

soul with a massage, 

or take a class and 

workout in the largest 

spa at sea. Why not 

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unique treatments 

The Carousel is the 

first of its kind at sea 

and is the centrepiece 

of the Boardwalk. Fun 

for kids and adults 

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lions, zebras and 

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If there is time to do so before departure, we will offer you the choice of the following options for 

significant changes: 

(a) accepting the changed arrangements, or 

(b) purchasing an alternative holiday from us, of a similar standard to that originally booked if available. 

We will offer you at least one alternative holiday of equivalent or higher standard for which you will not 

be asked to pay any more than the price of the original holiday. If this holiday is in fact cheaper than the 

original one, we will refund the price difference. If you do not wish to accept the holiday we specifically 

offer you, you may choose any of our other then available holidays. The price of any such holiday shall be 

applicable. This will mean you will pay more if it is more expensive or receive a refund if it is cheaper than 

your original holiday. 

(c) cancelling or accepting the cancellation in which case you will receive a full refund of all monies you 

have paid to us. Please note, the above options are not available where any changes made are minor or 

insignificant. 

1.23 What is a significant change in the context of these terms and conditions 

A significant change is a change to your confirmed holiday which can reasonably be said to have a 

significant effect on it. Examples of significant and minor changes are as follows: Significant change: A 

change from two days port of calls to two days sailing instead. Minor change: A change from one port 

of call to another; A change from one day’s port of call to one day’s sailing; A change in timings for any 

port(s) of call but the ship still calls at the port concerned; A change in order of ports that are visited. Very 

rarely, we may be forced by “force majeure” (see clause 1.30) to change or terminate your holiday after 

departure but before the scheduled end of your time away. This is extremely unlikely but if this situation 

does occur, we regret we will be unable to make any refunds (unless we obtain any refunds from our 

suppliers), pay you any compensation or meet any costs or expenses you incur as a result. 

1.24 Can you refuse to allow me to travel 

If, in our, the ship’s Master or Doctor’s reasonable opinion, you are or appear to be unfit to travel for any 

reason or pose a risk or danger to yourself or a danger to others or behave in such a way as to cause or be 

likely to cause danger, upset or distress to any third party or danger to property, we are entitled without 

prior notice to refuse to allow you to travel on any ship and to terminate your cruise holiday at any time. 

You may then be left at any port or place at which the ship calls without our incurring any liability. You 

will have to pay any costs, expenses or losses suffered as a result, and we will not pay any compensation 

or give you any refund. Once your holiday has been terminated in this manner, we will not have any 

further responsibility towards you. The same right to refuse to allow you to travel or to use any services 

applies where you are or appear to be unfit to travel or otherwise behave badly as set out above during 

any other part of your holiday. If you have failed to give proper notice of any physical or mental disability 

or condition (including informing us of any change or deterioration in any notified disability or condition) 

which will or may require care beyond that which any travelling companion or we ourselves can reasonably 

provide, we are entitled to refuse to allow you to travel. However, at our discretion, the cruise only fare 

may be refunded. 

1.25 Guest Behaviour 

On every Royal Caribbean International ship, we are committed to providing every guest with an excellent 

cruise holiday. For the safety and comfort of our guests, Royal Caribbean has developed a Guest Conduct 

Policy for both adults and children. If Royal Caribbean determines that certain guests are in violation 

of these guidelines, we may be forced to ask the offending party to leave the ship at the next available 

port of call. These policies are subject to change without notice and without liability to Royal Caribbean 

International. Royal Caribbean International is free to adopt additional rules not stated in these policies. 

These policies are located in the Cruise Services Directory and at Guest Relations. You can also view the 

Guest Conduct Policy on our website at www.royalcaribbean.com.au 

1.26 Making a complaint 

In the unlikely event you have a reason to complain whilst away, you must immediately notify the Guest 

Relations Desk onboard ship and the supplier of the service(s) in question (if not us). This is to ensure 

that we are given the opportunity to address and to attempt to resolve any issue you raise. Any verbal 

complaint must be put in writing and given to the supplier and us as soon as possible. If a problem cannot 

be resolved to your satisfaction and you wish to follow this up you must write to us on your return to the 

address below. You must give your booking reference number and full details of your complaint within 28 

days of your return from holiday unless a different time limit applies to your claim – see clause 1.10 and 1.12. 

We will only accept complaints from the lead name of a booking. If your complaint is written on behalf of 

other members of your travelling party, their full names and booking reference numbers must be clearly 

stated in the correspondence together with their authority for you to handle the complaint on their behalf. 

If you fail to follow this complaints procedure, your right to claim compensation may be affected or even 

lost as a result. 

We both agree that any dispute or claim will be dealt with by a court located in Miami, Florida, USA, to the 

exclusion of the courts of any other state, territory or country. 

We can only pay you compensation if the following conditions are met: 

• If asked to do so, the person(s) affected must transfer to us any rights they have against the supplier or 

whoever else is responsible for your claim and complaint. 

• The person(s) affected must agree to cooperate fully with us and our insurers if we or our insurers want 

to enforce any rights transferred to us. 

1.27 Our liability 

(1) Subject to clause 1.28 below we promise to make sure that the holiday arrangements we have agreed to 

make, perform or provide as applicable as part of our contract with you are made, performed or provided 

with reasonable skill and care. This means that, subject to these booking conditions, we will accept 

responsibility if, for example, you suffer death or personal injury or your contracted holiday arrangements 

are not provided as promised or prove deficient as a result of the failure of ourselves, our employees, 

agents or suppliers to use reasonable skill and care in making, performing or providing, as applicable, your 

contracted holiday arrangements. Please note it is your responsibility to show that reasonable skill and 

care has not been used if you wish to make a claim against us. In addition, we will only be responsible 

for what our employees, agents and suppliers do or do not do if they were at the time acting within the 

course of their employment (for employees) or carrying out work we had asked them to do (for agents 

and suppliers). 

(2) We will not be responsible for any injury, illness, death, loss (for example loss of enjoyment), damage, 

expense, cost or other sum or claim of any description whatsoever which results from any of the following: 

- The act(s) and/or omission(s) of the person(s) affected or any member(s) of their party or 

- The act(s) and/or omission(s) of a third party not connected with the provision of your holiday and which 

were unforeseeable or unavoidable or 

- ‘force majeure’ as defined in clause 1.30 

Please note, we cannot accept any liability for any damage, loss, expense or other sum(s) of any description 

(1) which on the basis of the information given to us by you concerning your booking prior to our accepting 

it, we could not have foreseen you would suffer or incur if we breached our contract with you or (2) which 

did not result from any breach of contract or other fault by ourselves or our employees or, where we are 

responsible for them, our suppliers. Additionally we cannot accept liability for any business losses. Please note, 

we cannot accept responsibility for any services, which do not form part of our contract. This includes, for 

example, any additional services or facilities, which your hotel or any other supplier agrees to, provide for you 

where the services or facilities are not advertised in our brochure, and we have not agreed to arrange them. In 

addition, regardless of any wording used by us on our website, in any of our brochures or elsewhere, we only 

promise to use reasonable skill and care as set out above and we do not have any greater or different liability 

to you. The promises we make to you about the services we have agreed to provide or arrange as part of our 

contract – and the laws and regulations of the country in which your claim or complaint occurred – will be 

used as the basis for deciding whether the services in question had been properly provided. If the particular 

services which gave rise to the claim or complaint complied with local laws and regulations applicable to those 

services at the time, the services will be treated as having been properly provided. This will be the case even 

if the services did not comply with the laws and regulations of the US, which would have applied had those 

services been provided in the US. The exception to this is where the claim or complaint concerns the absence 

of a safety feature which might lead a reasonable holiday maker to refuse to take the holiday in question. 

1.28 Our limit of liability 

Please note: The provisions of the Convention relating to the Carriage of Passengers and their luggage by 

sea 1974 (“The Athens Convention”) apply to your cruise as well as the process of getting on and/or off 

the ship. For any claim involving death or personal injury or delay of or loss of or damage to luggage the 

only liability we have to you is in accordance with The Athens Convention. This means you are not entitled 

to make any claim against us which is not expressly permitted by The Athens Convention or which is in 

excess of the limits provided by The Athens Convention. Any claims covered under The Athens Convention 

must be made within the time limits set out in The Athens Convention. The Athens Convention limits the 

maximum amount we as the carrier have to pay if found liable in the event of death or personal injury or 

loss or damage to luggage and makes special provision for valuables. For death and personal injury, this 

limit is presently approximately US$250,000 per person. For claims concerning luggage and valuables, 

please see other clauses of these terms and conditions. Where any claim or part of a claim (including those 

involving death or personal injury) concerns or is based on any travel arrangements (including the process 

of getting on and/or off the transport concerned) provided by any air, rail or road carrier or any stay in a 

hotel, the maximum amount of compensation we will have to pay you will be limited. The most we will 

have to pay you for that claim or that part of a claim if we are found liable to you on any basis is, except as 

otherwise expressly set out in the Booking Conditions, the most the carrier or hotel keeper concerned would 

have to pay under the International Convention or Regulation which applies to the travel arrangements or 

hotel stay in question (for example, the Warsaw Convention as amended or unamended and the Montreal 

Convention). Please note: Where a carrier or hotel would not be obliged to make any payment to you under 

the applicable International Convention or Regulation in respect of a claim or part of a claim, we similarly 

are not obliged to make a payment to you for that claim or part of the claim. When making any payment, 

we are entitled to deduct any money which you have received or are entitled to receive from the transport 

provider or hotelier for the complaint or claim in question. Copies of the applicable International Conventions 

and Regulations are available from us on request. 

1.29 Your liability 

You must ensure that you are using an up-to-date brochure when you book your cruise. We cannot accept 

any liability whatsoever for any mistakes or any incorrect/inaccurate information which results from the 

use of any out-of-date brochure. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and everyone travelling with 

you have all necessary passports, visas and all other travel documents and that these are valid and in order. 

1.30 Circumstances outside of our control 

Except where we specifically say otherwise in these terms and conditions, we cannot accept any liability 

or pay any compensation where your cruise or any other services we have promised to arrange or provide 

cannot be provided at all or as promised as a result of circumstances which are outside our control (“force 

majeure”). When we talk about circumstances which are outside our control, we mean any event which 

we or the supplier of the service in question could not have avoided even after taking all reasonable care. 

Such events are likely to include but are not limited to war or threat of war, acts of terrorists or threats of 

such acts, riots or civil unrest, industrial action, natural or nuclear disaster, fire, adverse weather conditions, 

health risks, epidemics, mechanical difficulties (which we could not have anticipated or avoided despite 

our normal comprehensive mechanical checks) acts of God and all similar circumstances which are outside 

our control. 

1.31 Other conditions which apply to your cruise 

Airlines and our other suppliers have their own conditions which may apply to you. Some of these conditions may 

limit or exclude the airlines’ or other suppliers’ liability to you, often in accordance with international conventions. 

Copies of the relevant parts of these conditions should be requested and obtained by you from the supplier. 

1.32 Price and brochure accuracy 

Royal Caribbean International’s policies and procedures are constantly evolving. At the time of printing, all 

those listed in this brochure were correct. Please note: The information and prices shown in this brochure 

may have changed by the time you come to book your cruise. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the 

accuracy of the brochure and prices at the time of printing, regrettably errors do occasionally occur. You 

must therefore ensure that you check all details of your chosen cruise with your travel agent at the time of 

booking. Brochure printed in September 2010. 

1.33 Shore excursions and activities 

The information contained in our brochure is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of the 

brochure going to print. Our brochure descriptions may refer to activities which may be available in the 

ports you are visiting. We have no involvement in any such activities, which are neither run, supervised 

nor controlled in any way by us. They are provi ded by local operators who are entirely independent of 

us. Accordingly, we cannot guarantee that shore excursions are available generally or for guests with 

disabilities. Agreements guests enter into in relation to shore excursions do not form any part of your 

contract with us irrespective of the fact we may assist you in booking such activities. Accordingly, we cannot 

accept any liability in relation to such activities and the acceptance of liability contained in clause 1.28 of our 

booking conditions does not apply to them. We cannot guarantee accuracy at all times of information given 

in relation to such activities or about the resorts/area you are visiting generally (except where this concerns 

the services which will form part of your contract) or that any particular excursion or activity which does 

not form part of our contract will take place as these services are not under our control. If you feel that any 

of the activities mentioned in our brochure, which are not part of our contract, are vital to the enjoyment 

of your holiday, write to us immediately and we will tell you the latest known situation in regard to those 

activities. 

PRIVACY STATEMENT 

In order to process your booking, we need to collect certain personal details from you. These details will include, 

where applicable, the names and addresses of party members, credit/debit card or other payment details and 

special requirements such as those relating to any disability or medical condition which may affect the chosen 

holiday arrangements, and any dietary restrictions which may disclose your religious beliefs. We may also need 

to collect other personal details such as your nationality, citizenship, gender and passport details in addition to 

the details mentioned above. If we need any other personal details, we will inform you before we obtain them 

from you. We need to pass on your personal details to the companies and organisations that need to know 

them so that your holiday can be provided (for example your airline, hotel, other supplier, credit/debit card 

company or bank). We may also be required, either by law or by applicable third parties (such as Immigration 

Authorities) to disclose your details for various reasons; for example in the interests of protecting national 

security. Such companies, organisations and third parties may be outside the European Union, Norway, Iceland 

or Liechtenstein if your holiday is to take place or to involve suppliers outside these countries. We would also 

like to store and use your personal details for future marketing purposes, (for example sending you a brochure or 

details of a promotion). 

All details you give us in connection with your booking (including those relating to any disability or medical 

condition or your religious beliefs) will be kept confidential. However, we will use only names and contact 

details for marketing purposes. Occasionally, we may sell clients names and addresses to other companies 

or organisations that offer goods or services, which we feel, may interest you. If you do not want us to 

do any and/or all of these things, please let us know as soon as possible. We are entitled to assume you 

do not object to our doing any of the things mentioned in this statement unless you tell us otherwise 

in writing. We will only deal with the personal details you give us as set out above unless you agree 

otherwise. We have appropriate security measures in place to protect this information. You are generally 

entitled to ask us (by letter or e-mail) what details of yours are being held or processed, for what purpose 

and to whom they may be or have been disclosed. We will charge a fee to respond to such a request. We 

promise to respond to your request within 40 days of receiving your written request and fee. In certain 

limited circumstances, we are entitled to refuse your request. If you believe that any of your personal 

details which we are processing are inaccurate or incorrect please contact us immediately. 

We also use CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) to monitor images on all Royal Caribbean International ships for 

the purpose of crime prevention and the safety of our guests generally; we will usually store these images for 

up to three months. For further information please contact Royal Caribbean International. 

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the Seas, Enchantment of the Seas, Explorer of the Seas, Freedom of the Seas, Grandeur of the Seas, 

Independence of the Seas, Jewel of the Seas, Legend of the Seas, Liberty of the Seas, Majesty of the Seas, 

Mariner of the Seas, Monarch of the Seas, Navigator of the Seas, Oasis of the Seas, Radiance of the Seas, 

Rhapsody of the Seas, Serenade of the Seas, Splendour of the Seas, Vision of the Seas, Voyager of the Seas, 

Viking Crown Lounge, Adventure Ocean, Crown & Anchor, CruiseCare, Golf Ahoy!, Latté-tudes, royalcaribbean 

online, Royal Connections, Royal Romance, SeaPass SM , Vitality SM and Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line 

are trade/service marks of Royal Caribbean International Cruises Ltd ©2008. This brochure and its content 

replaces all previous editions. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the brochure at the time 

of printing, regrettably errors may occasionally occur and information may have changed since printing. Ships 

are of Bahamian Registry. Royal Caribbean International is a trading name of RCCL, which is a disclosed agent 

of Royal Caribbean International Cruises Ltd., Miami, FL. At Royal Caribbean International, we pride ourselves 

on the quality of our staff. We are committed to ongoing training, a part of which sometimes involves the 

recording of telephone calls. ©2010 Royal Caribbean International All Rights Reserved. Please note: Brilliance 

of the Seas is operated by RCL (UK) Ltd, as a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean International Cruises Ltd.

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