Royal Caribbean's largest and most innovative ship, the Freedom of the Seas, is a nautical masterpiece. It contains the first surf park at sea; cantilevered whirlpools that extend outwards 12 feet from the sides of the ship; the H2O Zone® waterpark, with interactive sculpture fountains, ground geysers and a cascading waterfall; Royal Caribbean fleet's largest rock-climbing wall; WiFi Internet and cell phone connectivity; flat-screen TVs in every stateroom.

The 138,000-ton, 3,114-guest Explorer of the Seas offers guests unique features such as an ice-skating rink, the Royal Promenade, and a rock-climbing wall. Of particular interest is the University of Miami Ocean Lab, a state-of-the art oceanographic and atmospheric science which is located onboard the ship. The ship offers enhanced staterooms, expanded dining options, and outstanding recreational facilities.

Refurbished in 2005, the Enchantment of Seas offers guests exciting new features such as bungee trampolines, suspension bridges, an expanded Pool Deck, and a Splash Deck for children.

Do not be fooled by its size, the Empress of the Seas, offers all the amenities found in larger Royal Caribbean cruises such as two-story ShipShape® Day Spa and Fitness Center, elegant dining at Portofino Italian restaurant, and Boleros Latin bar.

The Brilliance of the Seas offers guests expanded outside cabins, glass elevators overlooking the sea, and a nine-story glass Centrum.

Taking cruising to another level, the 138,000-ton, 3,114-guest Adventure of the Seas provides guests with innovative activities never seen before in cruise ships such as an ice-skating rink and a rock-climbing wall. All staterooms have been enhanced for your comfort, and the dining options have been expanded.

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