On board Symphony of the SeasCaribbean

Itinerary: Cape Liberty - Cruising - Orlando - Nassau - Perfect Day At Cococay - Cruising - Cruising - Cape Liberty.

Introduction: Symphony of the Seas is one of the largest cruise ships in the world and is part of Royal Caribbean's Oasis-class, known for their immense size and extensive amenities. It provides an exceptional and diverse cruising experience.

Features and Amenities:

Entertainment: The ship offers a wide array of entertainment options, including Broadway-style shows, live music, comedy clubs, a casino, and themed parties. One of the standout features is the AquaTheater, an open-air amphitheater with diving and acrobatic performances.

Dining: Symphony of the Seas boasts numerous dining options, including a variety of specialty restaurants, main dining rooms, buffet areas, cafes, and room service.

Recreation: The ship features pools, whirlpools, a FlowRider surf simulator, a zip line, mini-golf, a carousel, ice-skating rink, a rock-climbing wall, a fitness center, and a full-sized basketball court.

Kids and Family: Dedicated areas and activities for children and teens, including Adventure Ocean kids' club, teen lounges, and family-friendly activities.

Accommodation: The ship offers a range of accommodations, including interior cabins, oceanview cabins, balcony cabins, suites, and luxury accommodations like the Royal Suite Class.

Itineraries: Symphony of the Seas typically offers a variety of itineraries, including cruises to the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and other popular destinations. The ports of call and specific routes vary based on the sailing schedule.

Environmental Initiatives: Like other Royal Caribbean ships, Symphony of the Seas incorporates environmentally friendly practices to reduce its ecological footprint, including waste management, energy efficiency, and emission reduction strategies.

On board Symphony of the Seas is located in Caribbean. Accommodation rating is the operators own rating and may not be the official rating. Hotel details correct at 13/07/2022