Cruising The Caribbean; Great Summer And Eid Deals With Royal Caribbean International

Whether planning a last-minute Eid break, or looking for longer break this summer, Royal Caribbean’s cruises to the tropical islands of the Caribbean with its crystal water and white sandy beaches are the perfect idea. Royal Caribbean Arabia is offering up to 70% discount on cruise fares for the second guest in the staterooms. This offer is valid from 11 June until 30 June 2018, for all Caribbean sailings booked till the end of the year. Parents are in for a treat as children under the age of 12 get free stays on selected sailings, which is valid if the children are the third and fourth guest in the room.

The cruises range from four to eight nights where multiple vessels from the Royal Caribbean fleet are deployed to explore different parts of the Caribbean. Enjoy Eid and summer sailing on board Oasis Class ships, taking in the eastern or western Caribbean departing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida docking in ports like Nassau, Bahamas, with its dazzling beaches, turquoise waters, colourful past and vibrant Junkanoo culture, Nassau is a great place to sun and sightsee. The city is on New Providence Island; just offshore is Paradise Island, home to luxury hotels and resorts.

Mexico’s Cozumel is one of the best spots for diving and snorkelling with diverse marine life, botanical gardens, trails and shopping in the town of San Miguel. The nearby mainland is home to Tulum, the Mayan cliffside ruins overlooking the Caribbean. While in Roatan, Honduras, you can explore the thriving coral reef and the island’s multicultural population, some of which descended from pirates. The charm of old San Juan in Puerto Rico can be found hidden behind stone walls with 500 years of history, colourful colonial buildings and streets lined with shops, galleries, and cafes; or experience Puerto Rico’s enchanting natural side in the nearby rainforest.

For those who love adventure, Falmouth in Jamaica is the best port of call. A place with one-of-a-kind thrills at every turn, right at the centre of the island’s best-known activities and destinations. Ride horseback through Caribbean waters along a white-sand beach in Ocho Rios and climb the invigorating Dunn’s River Falls. Explore the mesmerising Green Grotto Caves or drift down the emerald waters of the Martha Brae River on a bamboo gondola. Immerse yourself in vibrant culture as you tour the Good Hope Great House plantation and unwind on an award-winning beach in Montego. There are countless directions your vacation can take you, but in Falmouth, all roads lead to adventure.

Oasis Class ships are the most luxurious and sophisticated ships among the Royal Caribbean’s fleet including Oasis of the Seas, Allure of the Seas and newest and biggest two ships in the world Harmony of the Seas and Symphony of the Seas, which feature all of Royal Caribbean’s first-at-sea innovations from a rich history of inventions.

During “at sea” days, relax in style in newly appointed staterooms equipped with all the mod-cons and boasting exceptional views out to sea. Enjoy intimate fine-dining at the Chef’s Table alongside a wide range of excellent restaurants such as signature steakhouse, Chops Grille and Izumi for an authentic taste of Asia, or simply chill in the bar, lounge by the pool or enjoy a relaxing beauty treatment in the spa. Explore all the amazing activities the ship has to offer, from spectacular, West-End-style entertainment to adrenalin-charged sports.

As the sun sets, grab a seat at the futuristic Bionic Bar, a technology-forward venue completes with two robotic bartenders that shake, muddle and mix a wide variety of drinks made to order. Continue the evening at the Entertainment Place, the beating heart of the ship after dark. Setting the stage for entertainment ensembles, Royal Caribbean pulls back the curtain on Broadway’s hit musical Grease in the spectacular Royal Theatre. And just when you thought you’d seen it all, prepare to be dazzled by the theatrical grace of world-class skaters in one of two extraordinary ice shows.