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

Radiance of the Seas 5* - the first and main ship in its class, Radiance. The cruise ship was launched in 2001 and already then had a wealth of positive reviews about its design and the service provided. But after 10 years, in 2011, RCCL invested over млн in the ship’s renovation. The changes were made in the staterooms - they became more comfortable and technically upgraded, eight new restaurants were added, and furniture and carpet flooring were replaced throughout the entire cruise ship. The main highlight of all ships in the Radiance class is the panoramic windows, creating a magical play of light across the whole cruise ship.
Guests won’t have to get bored onboard: for active recreation there is a rock-climbing slide that rises 200 feet above sea level, and near the pool and in the central atrium, entertaining shows and parties are held.
A vacation on the cruise ship will bring plenty of fun and positive emotions to all passengers without exception.

Total number of staterooms on the ship:
Of the thirteen decks available for passenger accommodation, eight are assigned to guests. The non-passenger decks are the fifth, sixth, eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth. They are fully dedicated to restaurants and entertainment venues. Thanks to the ship’s large size, up to 2500 guests can be accommodated onboard at the same time. The ship offers family staterooms in which up to six people can stay at once.
Stateroom categories:
Interior staterooms with an area from 10 to 15 sq. m
Staterooms with a window - area from 16 to 55 sq. m
Staterooms with a balcony - area from15to 18 sq. m
Suite staterooms with balconies - area from 34 to 107 sq. m
All staterooms feature two beds that, if needed, can be transformed into one QueenSize bed. There is also a seating sofa for rest, a coffee table, a large mirror, a wardrobe, air conditioning, a refrigerator with a mini-bar (bar contents - for an additional fee according to the price list), a plasma TV, a telephone, a safe, and a separate bathroom with a shower cabin.
In Royal suite staterooms there is a separate bedroom with a bathroom attached, a living room with a dining and relaxation area, and a mechanical piano.

Cruising regions: Australia, New Zealand, Canada, England, the Caribbean, Europe, the Hawaiian Islands, transatlantic crossings.