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Royal Caribbean International is based in Miami, Florida. The RCI is owned by the Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. It has a fleet of 21 ships and there are 2 that are being constructed. The names of all the ships end with - of the Seas. Royal Caribbean Cruises offer a real treat to her guests. There are many well-planned and interesting activities for every age group.
Even the shore excursions are wonderfully planned. RCI keeps the best table possible with gourmet cuisine. There is every kind of entertainment available and for those who prefer quiet, there are plenty of leisure activities planned keeping them in mind. Sport aficionados can go surfing and rock climbing. The adventurous have the chance to actually swim with stingrays, among other endeavors.
The Oasis of the Seas is an architectural marvel. There are fantastic elements on board and several features that are totally new to a cruise ship. The RCI has tried out a new concept called the neighborhood concept. Seven areas of the ship are marked out for the guests so that they can find what they want to do in accordance with their personal style and preference.
You can find just about any kind of water sport that you want in the Bahamas, whether it is snorkeling, or diving, or surfing. This area is known for its spectacular landscape and scenic beauty.
The Viking Lounge is a feature of every RC ship. This lounge offers a panoramic 360 degree view of the vast expanse of the sea. There are spas, and gyms for those who place a premium on wellness. There is a main dining room as well as alternate venues for dining. The Adventure Ocean is a special program for the young.
The current fleet consists of:
• Oasis Class – the world’s largest passenger ship
• Freedom Class –features the Flowrider and the H2O zone for children
• Voyager Class – very large passenger ships
• Radiance Class – has environmentally-friendly gas turbine engines
• Vision Class – the only ship that has a golf course
• Sovereign Class – the first mega ships in the industry
All these ships offer a mind-boggling variety of activities on board. The 3-night Bahamas cruise on board Majesty of the Seas sails from Miami, Florida. This is a round trip, and the ports of call are: CocoCay, Bahamas, Nassau, Bahamas and back to Miami. CocoCay has the most gorgeous beaches that you can imagine. CocoCay is reserved exclusively for the guests of the RC and has fantastic aquatic facilities, nature trails and best of all there are many places where you can just sit and relax.
Nassau has a colonial history, and is famous for its notorious pirates. It was burned down by the Spaniards thrice, but since 1740, Nassau has known relative peace. It has become a haven for those who seek rest and relaxation. There are lots of fun things to do and one of the best things is to cruise around in a glass-bottomed boat, and admire the marine life that is visible. Of course, the most enjoyable is to dance the calypso at the end of the day!!