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And here's why
Cruising gives you the freedom and choice to say "why not" to countless new onboard experiences. If you can imagine it-or climb it, ice skate it, golf it, or swim to it-you can find it here.
Add to that 281 ports and destinations, with incredible adventures waiting for you in every part of the world. When you think about it, a cruise with Royal Caribbean has so much variety it's like several vacations in one.
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Broadway shows, rock climbing, Swedish massage, yoga classes - you'll never run out of things to do onboard.
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Really get to know your destination with a wide variety of shore & land excursions - including tours, entertainment, adventure activities and more.
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After a full day of adventure, kick back and relax in your stateroom - choose from family suites, ocean views or, if you prefer, your very own balcony.
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| Cruise lingo 101 Get to know your ship
Berth: A fancy word for where the ship parks
Bow/Stern: Front and rear of the ship, respectively
Gangway: The passageway where you board
Stateroom: Your room onboard - just like your favorite hotel room, but floating
Tender: A small vessel that transports people from ship to shore
Ship: A large, seaworthy… just kidding. You already knew that one
Good things to know about cruising
Embark: To get on the ship. Getting off is called disembarking
Excursion: Activities, tours or entertainment offered in each port
Knot: A unit of speed that equals one nautical mile an hour
Mustering: The safety drill conducted before every cruise
Ports: The cities, towns and islands the ship (and you) will be visiting
Cruisetour: A combination cruise vacation and land tour
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