Royal Caribbean cruise ships are perfect for family cruises; abundant amenities and the Adventure Ocean Youth Program mean that he kids will have plenty to do. The Adventure Ocean Program caters for those aged 3-17 years while younger children aged 6-36 months of age, are invited to participate in the Fisher-Price Aqua Babies and Aqua Tots Programs; specially developed by Fisher-Price exclusively for Royal Caribbean International. More on Royal Caribbean Family Cruises will appear here soon!

The Vision of the Seas is best known for its views and was built with magnificent scenery in mind. Much of the ships roof is made of glass, which stretches from the floor to the ceiling, allowing you to see the ocean, sky, and anything else that might be on the horizon with ease. In addition to over two acres of windows, there’s plenty to keep you occupied. This includes a rock-climbing wall, a miniature golf course, a day spa, two pools (one indoor), six whirlpools, a fitness centre, a café bar, and of course, the Royal Caribbean’s signature and circular Viking Crown Lounge, which sits at the top of the ship, offering some of the most extraordinary views known to man. Of course, relaxing on the deck to tan is never a bad option, either.

If night time is when you prefer to play, there are themed bars and lounges, a casino, and the Masquerade Theatre, which offers nightly entertainment. Regardless of whether you like to play during the day or at night – or both – if you’re travelling with family, rest assured that there are youth facilities and a kids’ program. And if you happen to be travelling on business, the Vision of the Seas offers a conference centre, seven alternative meeting rooms, and any necessary technology.

The South America cruises sail from Sao Paulo, Brazil and travel to Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. The cruises in Brazil take three or four days. The transatlantic cruises leave from Sao Paulo and sail to Spain or Portugal. The transatlantic cruises take 14 or 15 days. The Mediterranean cruises on Splendour of the Seas sail in Spain, France, Italy and Greece.

Splendour of the Seas has four types of staterooms. Interior staterooms have two twin beds and no windows. Outside staterooms have windows which provide passengers with views of the ocean or of other parts of the ship. The Family Ocean view Stateroom can accommodate six passengers. Other outside staterooms have two twin beds. Balcony staterooms have balconies that overlook the ocean or other parts of the ship. The Royal Loft Suite, the Sky Loft Suite and the Crown Loft Suite have two floors.

Guests can eat in the main dining room or in the Windjameer Café. Room service is available 24 hours day. There is no additional cost for room service ordered between 5:00 a.m. and midnight.

Shops on the ship sell clothes, jewellery, liquor, tobacco and other items. Splendour of the Seas also has a spa and a casino while live entertainment is provided daily.

Travellers who take a holiday on the Splendour of the Seas will have an opportunity to see the world in comfort.

The Serenade of the Seas’ Tropical Theatre has three levels and entertainment is well presented and varied; she also has a second cabaret lounge called the Safari Club, a champagne bar as well as a conference come business centre with internet access.

As with all the Royal Caribbean ships Serenade of the Seas is ideal for Family cruises.

Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or romance, the Rhapsody of the Seas delivers. For adventure, all you have to do is look at the cruise options, which range from Glacier to Tasmania and plenty in-between. If that’s not enough, there’s a rock-climbing wall on board that’s sure to get your adrenaline racing. For those who like to wager, a high-class casino is at your disposal. And for those looking for relaxation while on holiday, you won’t have to look very far.

The Rhapsody of the Seas has a Day Spa, two pools (one of which is an indoor/outdoor pool with a sliding roof), six whirlpools, and eight lounges. And as far as romance goes, it will be all around you. Whether you’re looking at the beautiful glaciers in Alaska, the volcanic mountains and pristine beaches in Hawaii, or simply the majestic ocean waters that you sail upon, romance is everywhere. You can also show your appreciation for your significant other by shopping in the open atrium. There are sure to be many options that will steal her heart.

The Rhapsody of the Seas is for those who want to establish life-long memories in and around Alaska, Hawaii, New Zealand, and the South Pacific at affordable prices.

The two level Cascades dining room on-board Radiance of the Seas has a sweeping staircase and offers reasonable food with attentive, friendly, though to some, sometimes hurried service. Alternatives are available in the Windjammer (buffets), Portofino (Italian), Chops Grill and the Seaview Café.

As with all the Royal Caribbean ships Radiance of the Seas is ideal for Family cruises.

The staterooms (cabins) are adequate in size with storage space and compact bathrooms. They are well equipped with safes, a mini bar, vanity unit and should you want it, pay movies. Most rooms have twin beds that are converted to queen size if asked for at the time of booking. Around 170 inside cabins on Liberty of the Seas have windows overlooking the Royal Promenade.

As is with all Vision class ships Grandeur of the Seas has copious amount of glass in its canopy which offers shelter in inclement weather for those wanting to use the pool deck. This canopy is open at all other times turning the pool area into an open air one.

Grandeur of the Seas is similar in design and layout to her sister ship Enchantment of the Seas; this is different to the other four ships in the Vision class of ships.

On-board Explorer of the Seas is an ice skating rink in the Studio B lounge, a jogging track, the rock climbing wall and a basketball/volleyball court. She has 3 pools, one with a water slide and also offers inline skating, ice skating, a nine hole golf and the usual health spa and aerobics.

Explorer of the Seas is a modern very large cruise ship that joined the Royal Caribbean fleet in 2000.

During 2012 and the early part of 2013, Enchantment of the Seas will offer a series of cruises to the Bahamas, Bermuda, the Caribbean and Canada & New England; all these will be cruises from Baltimore.