Royal Caribbean Voyager Class Ships
The ships that first brought the Royal Promenade, ice skating rink, and rock climbing wall to cruising. Solid mid-size ships with wide Caribbean and European coverage.
The Voyager Class Ships
- Voyager of the Seas — Homeport: Brisbane, Australia. Launched 1999.
- Explorer of the Seas — Homeport: Cape Liberty, NJ. Launched 2000.
- Adventure of the Seas — Homeport: San Juan, Puerto Rico. Launched 2001.
- Navigator of the Seas — Homeport: Los Angeles. Launched 2002, amplified 2019.
- Mariner of the Seas — Homeport: Port Canaveral. Launched 2003, amplified 2018.
About the Voyager Class
The Voyager class ships were revolutionary when they launched, introducing the Royal Promenade, ice skating rink, and rock climbing wall to cruising for the first time. Navigator of the Seas and Mariner of the Seas have both been amplified with waterslides, updated kids facilities, and new dining venues that keep them competitive with newer ships. The Voyager class offers a mid-size option that is easier to navigate than the enormous Oasis and Icon class vessels while still delivering the signature Royal Caribbean activity-focused experience. Adventure of the Seas sailing from San Juan, Puerto Rico is a popular short-flight option for East Coast travelers who want to skip a long embarkation travel day.
Key Features
- Royal Promenade indoor street with shops, bars, and parades
- Ice skating rink
- Rock climbing wall
- FlowRider on amplified ships
- Waterslides on amplified ships
- Main pool deck with pools and hot tubs
- Casino and nightlife venues
- Adventure Ocean youth program
Best For
Voyager class ships are ideal for budget-conscious families, shorter Caribbean sailings, sailings from San Juan, Los Angeles, or Cape Liberty, and travelers who prefer a more manageable ship size. Mariner of the Seas from Port Canaveral offers 3 and 4-night Bahamas getaways that are perfect entry-level cruises.
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