1) Symphony of the seas: This is the largest cruise ship in the worldoffering some of the most spectacular amenities and facilities onboard. The cruise has the tallest slide at sea.
2) Harmony of the seas: The classic vessel of the Royal Caribbean, the cruise offers a seven-night stay from Barcelona to Civitavecchia. The cruise offers a spectacular range of services to make this cruise one of the most memorable Hong Kong cruises.
3) Allure of the seas: This is the sister of Harmony of the Seas cruise. The cruise can accommodate 5400 passengers and they can enjoy onboard features such as movie theatre, ice skating rink, spa and fitness facilities and many other services.
4) Oasis of the seas: This cruise was the first vessel in the Oasis class of the Royal Caribbean fleet. It was the largest ship in the fleet when it was introduced. It boasts of 16 passenger decks, various luxury suites with balconies, pool, surf simulators, and Zipline facilities.
5) AIDA Nova: This is the first cruise to run on liquefied natural gas (LNG). The Ship features 17 restaurants, a spa and fitness centre, outdoor jacuzzis and many more facilities.
6) MSC Meraviglia: The cruise ship features the latest innovation in customer-centric technology and features spectacular entertainment options.
7) Quantum of the Seas: This cruise ship was the first of its class and features state-of-the-art technology in hospitality.
8) Anthem of the Seas: This cruise ship is a sister vessel to the Quantum of the Seas and has the capacity to house 4905 passengers. The ship has a glass canopied solarium pool, a children’s aqua park known as H2O Zone and a rock-climbing wall.
9) Ovation of the seas: A Quantum-class cruise ship in the Royal Carribean fleet and it features 16 passenger decks, a lounge with bar, ice skating rink and dance floor, whirlpools, a casino, and a poolside movie screen.
10) Norwegian Bliss: The Norwegian Bliss is a wonderful cruise ship with the largest race track at sea. The ship features many amenities that are ideal to explore the Alaskan seas.