Cruise on a ship Enchantment of the Seas, Caribbean, 5 nights

Enchantment of the Seas 5* - the cruise ship set off on its first voyage on July 13, 1997. Since then, with 2230 tourists and 870 crew members on board, it has been happily sailing across the blue expanses of the seas, developing speeds up to 22 knots per hour. The itineraries begin in Port Canaveral (USA) and run along the shores of England, Bermuda, and Caribbean countries. In 2005, the ship underwent reconstruction: a module with 151 cabins was successfully welded onto the main hull, extending Enchantment by 23 meters. The cruise ship also received an excellent cosmetic refurbishment.

Today, on «Enchantment of the Seas» there are 1144 cabins with ten placement options. Most of them (893 rooms) have an area of 14 sq. m. The minimum occupancy of almost all cabins is 4 people. On the ship there is only 1 cabin designed for 6 people - this is Family Oceanview. In the Royal Family Suite, up to 8 people can stay, but there are only four such cabins. Bathrooms in compact rooms are equipped with shower cabins. In balcony rooms, starting from Superior Balcony and higher, the shower cabin gives way to a bathtub. The cabins of the Enchantment of the Seas 5* cruise ship are distinguished from others by having a refrigerator. The rest of the amenities are almost standard: air conditioning, hairdryer, TV, radio, telephone, safe, mini-bar, etc. The cabins feature quality bed linen made of natural cotton.

Guests of some Oceanviev-class cabins (there are 430 in total) will be able to admire the views not through a window, but through two portholes. But all life onboard is organized in such a way that few of the guests feel like staying in their cabin. For passengers there are covered walking terraces, swimming pools, a climbing wall, a solarium, a fitness center, sports grounds and attractions, a casino, the Viking Crown Lounge nightclub, and a two-tier theater where both classic and contemporary repertoires are performed. And that’s not all. Unforgettable experiences for children include trampoline jumping, family events, educational history-and-geography lectures; for adults there is a rich welcome program at Boleros. Many will benefit from paid yoga, kickboxing, and aerobics classes held in the sports center under the supervision of experienced instructors.

Those who want to swim in the pool will have a choice: the cruise ship has pools with both seawater and fresh water. There are also three main restaurants, numerous bars and cafes, duty-free shops, and trendy boutiques in Centrum - the seven-story central atrium.

The cruise ship Enchantment of the Seas is truly a magical and cozy “floating hotel” 5* with excellent service, ready to ensure all Cruise-Life passengers a worthy level of rest. The ship’s atmosphere is elegant and refined in noble tones. Marble and various types of wood were used to finish the stairs; the sofas are upholstered in natural leather; original paintings by British (and not only!) artists hang on the walls; the lounges and halls are decorated with sculptures. Everywhere there is plenty of greenery. It’s worth noting that for the construction of the ship, the company paid $350 million.