Jewel of the Seas

Jewel of the Seas 5* - the fourth and final ship in the Radiance class. It made its first sea voyage in the spring of 2004. Ships of the Radiance class have always stood out from their “brothers” in the RCCL fleet for their special refinement and elegance.
The highlight of Jewel of the Seas 5* is its panoramic windows, which create a magical play of light throughout the ship. Passengers will be pleasantly surprised by the beautiful interior of the vessel-its furniture and décor are made from natural wood and eco-friendly materials. Throughout the ship, you’ll find well-known works of art that are constantly updated for new routes.
Despite its elegance, the ship has everything you need for entertainment, as well as for an active and dynamic vacation.
On this cruise ship, passengers of all age categories will feel comfortable. It’s a great choice for both family couples traveling with children, and for fun, loud groups, as well as for older travelers.

Total number of staterooms on board:
Of the 13 decks, seven are dedicated to passenger accommodation. Staterooms are located on the second, third, fourth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth decks. At the same time, the ship can accommodate up to 2500 passengers. The difference of Jewel of the Seas 5* from other RCCL ships is the predominantly large number of exterior staterooms with a balcony.

Stateroom categories:
Interior staterooms - from 10 to 15 sq. m
Staterooms with a window - from 16 to 55 sq. m
Balcony staterooms - from 15 to 18 sq. m
Suites with balconies - from 34 to 107 sq. m
All stateroom categories feature two beds that, if needed, can be converted into one QueenSize bed. There is also a small sofa for relaxation, a coffee table, a large mirror, a wardrobe, air conditioning, a refrigerator with a mini-bar (the contents of the bar are available for an additional charge according to the price list), a plasma TV, a telephone, a safe, and a separate bathroom with a shower cabin.
In the Royal Suite category staterooms, there is a separate bedroom with an adjoining bathroom, a living area with a dining and relaxation zone, and a mechanical piano.

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