The biggest ships at sea
Families · Caribbean · Mediterranean · First-time cruisers
Every Royal Caribbean departure we can book, with lead-in prices in pounds. Choose a destination, month and length and we'll show the sailings that match.
Royal Caribbean builds the largest and most ambitious ships in the world. Icon and Oasis class vessels carry waterparks, ice rinks, zip lines, Broadway shows and whole neighbourhoods you can happily spend a week exploring — and the ship genuinely becomes part of the holiday.
Most Caribbean itineraries include Perfect Day at CocoCay, the line's private island in the Bahamas, with the tallest waterslide in North America, an overwater cabana lagoon and a quiet adults-only beach club. In Europe, Royal Caribbean sails the Western and Eastern Mediterranean from Barcelona, Rome and Southampton, with shorter fly-cruises that pair beautifully with a few nights on land. Family cabins, connecting staterooms and flexible dining make it one of the easiest lines to travel with children, while the Suite Neighbourhood and Coastal Kitchen give couples a quieter, more exclusive side of the same ship.
Private Bahamian island with waterslides, a swim-up bar and an adults-only beach club.
Eight distinct neighbourhoods, from Central Park to the Boardwalk, on the world's biggest ships.
West End and Broadway productions, AquaTheatre high dives and ice shows included in your fare.
Connecting staterooms, Ultimate Family Suites and the free Adventure Ocean kids' clubs.
First-hand experience
These are the Royal Caribbean ships our own team has personally sailed. Tap anyone to ask them what the ship is really like before you book.
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All prices are shown in pounds sterling (GBP) and are indicative lead-in fares per person, refreshed daily and subject to availability. We confirm the live price, cabin and inclusions before you book.