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Norwegian Cruise Line’s Harvest Caye vs. Royal Caribbean’s CocoCay: Which is better?

Did you know that these two industry-changing cruise lines have private islands of their very own? In fact, Norwegian Cruise Line has two private islands; Great Stirrup Cay and Harvest Caye. while Royal Caribbean recently invested about $250 million dollars in 2019 to improve and renovate their private island - CocoCay, turning it into Perfect Day at CocoCay. 

The suite life: Royal Caribbean vs Celebrity Cruises. Which is better?

Booking a suite is a nice splurge that brings several extra perks. Bigger cabins, access to select venues, free drinks, and wi-fi are some of the major benefits cruises get to enjoy in these upgraded cabins. 

The suite experience varies by cruise line, and we tried both Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises to see how they compare. 

Both provided a great cruise experience, but there were some differences between the two. Was it worth it, and which was better ?

You can book a day pass to this exclusive beach club in the Bahamas for $185, and it’s every bit as dreamy as you can imagine

For those looking for an elevated experience while at Royal Caribbean's private island in the Bahamas, look no further than the Coco Beach Club. 

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An upcoming cruise will sail around the world in 274 days - see what it'll be like

Royal Caribbean International is setting sail on their first-ever world cruise in December 2023. Over the course of 274 nights, Serenade of the Sails will sail to more than 150 destinations in 65 countries and visit 11 great wonders of the world like the Great Wall of China, Petra archaeological site in Jordan, Taj Mahal, and Great Barrier Reef.

More than 40 of the ports are rarely available on other itineraries or are brand new to Royal Caribbean!

Royal Caribbean ship classes guide & explanation

Royal Caribbean, one of the world's largest cruise lines, has an impressive array of ships to meet a wide range of cruisers' needs. With the introduction of the Icon of the Seas, the cruise line now has seven classes and 27 ships. It can be a lot to consider when picking a cruise, with so many great choices.

10 Things Royal Caribbean does well

Royal Caribbean, one of the largest cruise lines in the world, has become synonymous with picture perfect cruise vacations for guests of all ages.

The cruise line continues to grow, hosting millions of passengers every year while gaining many accolades over the years. Recently Royal Caribbean won a number of awards, including Best Cruise Line for the 16th time by Travel Weekly Readers.

Everything I loved and hated about my European cruise with Royal Caribbean

While I love cruising in general, there’s something extra special about cruising in Europe. Perhaps it’s the rich history you can see, the ultimate convenience of visiting multiple countries without repacking your suitcases, or having a comfortable home base onboard to return to each night.

How many people can a cruise ship hold? Icon of the Seas just broke that record

With the introduction of the new Icon of the Seas this week, the cruise industry saw a record breaking capacity of 9,950 passengers and crew, a number few people could have imagined a few years ago.

This also begs the question - how much bigger can cruise ships get? How many more people could a ship possibly hold, and how will it float?

The 15 big changes on Icon of the Seas that Royal Caribbean has planned

It is a very exciting day in the cruise industry with the introduction of Royal Caribbean’s newest ship - Icon of the Seas.

What is a Royal Genie on Royal Caribbean?

If you want to take your Royal Caribbean cruise to the next level, then you should absolutely consider booking a Star Class suite with a Royal Genie!

Maybe you've heard the hype about Royal Caribbean's incredible Royal Genie service - or maybe you're just looking for a way to treat yourself on your next cruise.

A Royal Genie is your access to a luxurious Royal Caribbean cruise world that you had no idea even existed. 

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