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Royal Caribbean Adventure of the Seas launched in 2001 and is the third of the revolutionary five ship Voyager class. When these large, impressive ships were launched they were the biggest cruise ships afloat but have now been surpassed by the recent Icon class at almost double the size. Despite this – Adventure of the Seas is 1020 feet long at 137,276 tonnes and accommodates 3114 passengers at double occupancy over 15 passenger decks. There are 14 dining options, 4 pools and 2 adrenalin pumping waterslides. There are specific areas on board for children, families and adults only which appeals to all types of holiday maker from all walks of life.

Royal Caribbean Adventure of the Seas launched in 2001 and is the third of the revolutionary five ship Voyager class. When these large, impressive ships were launched they were the biggest cruise ships afloat but have now been surpassed by the recent Icon class at almost double the size. Despite this – Adventure of the Seas is 1020 feet long at 137,276 tonnes and accommodates 3114 passengers at double occupancy over 15 passenger decks. There are 14 dining options, 4 pools and 2 adrenalin pumping waterslides. There are specific areas on board for children, families and adults only which appeals to all types of holiday maker from all walks of life.

This Royal Caribbean favourite was extensively upgraded in 2018 with all-new thrills. Challenge a friend on the twisting, turning waterslides, Cyclone and Typhoon. Catch a perfect wave high above the sea on the FlowRider®. Have fun by the gallon at the Splashaway Bay aquapark. Follow the Latin beat to Boleros. And savour the only dry aged steaks at sea at Chops Grille. All while island hopping through the Caribbean's most exotic shores. It's time to embark on a new adventure --- the reinvented Adventure of the Seas.