Overview of Seven Seas Splendor Passenger capacity: 750 in 375 suites Crew: around 542–551 The Regent SuiteThe pinnacle of onboard luxury includes features like a custom $200,000 Hästens Vividus mattress, an in-suite spa (with sauna, steam room, treatment area), a 1,300 ft² wraparound veranda with 270° views, a glass-enclosed solarium, a personal butler, a car … Continue reading Seven Seas Splendor →

Overview & Key Facts Majestic Princess is a Royal-class ship that launched in 2017 and was purpose-built for the Chinese market. It was constructed by Fincantieri in Monfalcone, Italy WikipediaShip Technology. Specifications & Capacity Guest capacity: 3,560 (lower berths) Cruise Vacationsau-www.princess.com Gross tonnage: ~143,700 GT Cruise VacationsLogitravelShip Technology Length: 1,083 ft (330 m); Beam: ~126 … Continue reading Majestic Princess →

Overview & Specs Operator: Royal Caribbean International. It’s the last vessel in the Vision class, and also its namesake. WikipediaRoyal Caribbean Blog Maiden Voyage: May 2, 1998, after being launched in 1997. Wikipedia Dimensions: Length: ~279 m (915 ft) Beam: ~32.2–35 m Draft: ~7.6–7.8 m Gross tonnage: ~78,000–78,500 GT Deadweight: ~6,300 t Royal Caribbean BlogWikipediaShip … Continue reading Vision of the Seas →

Basic Facts & History Owner / Operator: Crystal Serenity is part of the Crystal Cruises fleet. Crystal Cruises is now owned by A&K Travel Group (Abercrombie & Kent) after the brand was acquired following financial difficulties in 2022. Launch / Construction: Built by Chantiers de l’Atlantique in Saint-Nazaire, France. Completed in 2003. Refurbishment / Relaunch: … Continue reading Crystal Serenity →

About Liberty of the Seas Class & Size: A Freedom-class vessel that began service in 2007. It measures about 1,110 ft long, 184 ft wide, and can carry up to 3,634 passengers and 1,360 crew members WikipediaTravel Weekly. Activities & Features: Heart-pounding fun with Tidal Wave (boomerang slide) and The Perfect Storm (dueling slides), plus … Continue reading Liberty of the Seas →