What to know about Royal Caribbean
A history of innovation and expansion
Founded in 1968 in Norway, Royal Caribbean International has evolved into an American-Norwegian cruise line headquartered in Miami, Florida. Since its inception, the company has set itself apart through constant innovation, introducing unique concepts like rock-climbing walls at sea and the FlowRider® surf simulator. Today, it operates a fleet of 28 ships, with four more on order, serving over 270 destinations in more than 60 countries across six continents.
A modern fleet and diverse destinations
Royal Caribbean offers a varied range of ships, each providing distinct experiences. Among the newest, Utopia of the Seas℠ stands out with its 40 cafes and restaurants, alongside innovative performances on stage, on ice, in the water, and in the air. The company is also known for its exclusive destinations, most notably Perfect Day at CocoCay, a private island in the Bahamas featuring a wide array of activities for all ages.
Commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction
Royal Caribbean aims to provide the best service at sea by combining high-end entertainment, diverse dining, and comfortable accommodations. The company has been voted Best Cruise Line Overall for 21 consecutive years by the readers of Travel Weekly. Furthermore, the brand is engaged in sustainability initiatives, aiming to reduce its environmental footprint and promote responsible tourism.
Invited on a cruise organized by this company in the Bahamas, I was pleasantly surprised by the number of activities available on the ship: several restaurants, pools, shows, sports... There are also the stops on the islands that let you get out and see something else.
I have good memories of it... but to pay a few thousand euros (a few thousand dollars) for this type of trip... I am not sure.