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Royal Caribbean Cruises From AustraliaRoyal Caribbean International, the cruise line that delivers the "Wow!" and the one that put rock-climbing walls and ice-skating rinks on cruise ships. Whether you've sailed with RCL before or have just seen their commercials on TV, you may have the sense that RCL is not your average cruise line. With more than 120 destinations worldwide and an amazing array of exciting shore excursions and cruisetour options, RCL is reaching out to vacationers eager to try something new – whether it's glacier-trekking in Alaska, swimming with stingrays in the Caribbean or strolling the Champs Élysées in Paris. Royal Caribbean International has updated their smoking policy to stand in line with the Royal Caribbean Vitality wellness program. This introduces smoke free zones in all staterooms and suites, most public areas except for designated bars and lounges.
Rhapsody of the SeasWith dramatic walls of glass and retractable canopy, Rhapsody of the Seas has already embarked on the course other cruise ships will someday follow. When you're not enjoying the magnificent ocean views, you'll be relaxing in the soothing ShipShape® Day Spa, swimming in one of the two pools, taking a much-needed whirlpool or catching up with friends over your favourite drink in one of our eight lounges. For more details - CLICK HERE Radiance of the SeasRadiance of the Seas will soon be Australia’s newest and largest superliner with major enhancements scheduled prior to her much anticipated Australian debut in October 2011.The revitalisation will include the creation of four new specialty restaurants, a new Diamond Lounge for Crown & Anchor members, enhanced kid’s club facilities, Wi-Fi access throughout the ship and interactive flat screen televisions in all cabins. In addition to Radiance of the Seas, there are major enhancements planned for four other Royal Caribbean ships in 2011 – Splendour of the Seas, Liberty of the Seas, Freedom of the Seas and Oasis of the Seas. For more details - CLICK HERE |
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