Voyager of the Seas

Voyager of the Seas 5* - belongs to the Voyager class. It was named in its honor after the entire class, which includes five liners. The ship was launched in 1999, and three years later it underwent a minor renovation. In October 2014, the RCCL company invested 1 million US dollars in a major renovation of the liner.
Voyager was the first ship-flagship of such entertainment as an ice rink and a rock climbing slide, and at the time it was recognized as the most revolutionary ship in the cruise industry.

Voyager of the Seas 5* currently remains in demand and beloved by most passengers. The liner offers its guests a high level of service, delicious cuisine, fun and active entertainment, and a great mood throughout the entire sea voyage.

Total number of staterooms on the liner:
A fifteen-deck liner, on board which up to 3115 passengers can be accommodated at the same time. For guests’ accommodation, the ship provides seven decks: the third, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, and twelfth.
Inside staterooms have an area from 14 to 15 sq. m. These staterooms are divided into two types: interior staterooms without a window and interior staterooms with a window overlooking the promenade.
Window staterooms - from 15 to 27 sq. m
Balcony staterooms - from 17 to 18 sq. m. Balcony area - from 4 to 6 sq. m
Suite category staterooms with balconies - from 37 to 124 sq. m
All staterooms have two beds that, if needed, can be transformed into one QueenSize bed, a lounge sofa, a coffee table, a large mirror, a wardrobe, air conditioning, a refrigerator with a mini-bar (bar contents are for an additional fee according to the price list), a plasma TV, a telephone, a safe, and a separate bathroom with a shower.

Sailing regions: Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Bahamas, Bermuda, the Caribbean, Europe, transatlantic cruises