Meet the Food and Beverage Director Serving Up Flavors and Memories
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Weber
5M ago
From resort-style pools and idyllic beachside destinations to skydiving simulators and original productions across four stages, air, ice, water and theater, a vacation with Royal Caribbean checks all the boxes. Plus, the lineup of restaurants and bars on board—from hibachi and Italian to wine bars and those with Caribbean vibes—serves up flavors for everyone. As a food and beverage director (and an executive chef before that), Derek McKnight is key to serving up the memories made over the dinner (breakfast, lunch and even brunch) table. Derek’s 15-plus years with Royal Caribbean have been fill ..read more
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Meet the Cruise Director and Marathoner Who Brings the Energy to Every Vacation
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Weber
6M ago
With so many activities to experience during a Royal Caribbean vacation, you’ll have your pick of endless adventures. Whether you find yourself front row at a Broadway musical, plunging 10 stories down the world’s tallest slide at sea or savoring some of the many flavors on board, there is something for everyone. You can experience it all while sailing from one stunning destination to the next, taking in the globe’s natural beauty and only having to unpack once. As Cruise Director, Joff Eaton and his team keep the good times rolling by juggling all aspects of the guest experience, from stage s ..read more
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Meet the Kids and Teens Activities Manager Who’s Traveled the World
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Weber
7M ago
On vacation with Royal Caribbean, there are more ways than one for everyone to make memories together and on their own. From tasting the world’s many flavors to action-packed adventures on board—like ziplining and rock climbing—to relaxing on the beach or exploring top travel destinations in the Caribbean, Europe, Australia and more, there’s something for every age, vibe and occasion. When it comes to the kids of the family, it’s Adventure Ocean Managers like Sara Bakin who make every day different with exciting experiences created just for them. Royal Caribbean’s complimentary and award-winni ..read more
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Royal Caribbean’s Restaurants Manager on the World’s Longest Cruise
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Weber
8M ago
When it comes to traveling the world, diving into new adventures and taking in stunning natural sights, a cruise has it all. Want to know where to go and what to do? The crew members behind every Royal Caribbean cruise have the best tips. Take it from Restaurant Operations Manager Tinashe Vumbugwa, who is adding even more destinations to his list on the Ultimate World Cruise, which will visit 65 countries on all seven continents over 274 nights. Get to know Tinashe, including what he does, the dish he can’t go without, his favorite spot to watch the sunset and more in this Q&A.   ..read more
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The Best Tips on Destinations, Food and More
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Weber
9M ago
Imagine exploring the world, seeing UNESCO World Heritage Sites, trying out new adventures and only unpacking once. A Royal Caribbean cruise offers all that and more. By sailing from one incredible destination to the next, you’ll be able to easily take in the globe’s natural beauty, and it’ll feel like your home away from home, thanks in large part to the wonderful teams on board. At the heart of every cruise are great crew members from more than 70 countries. And while traveling the world, they’re also creating their own unforgettable moments. We’ve spoken to Royal Caribbean crew members to h ..read more
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Perfect Day at CocoCay
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Paulo Gouveia
9M ago
To say there’s a lot to do at this private island in The Bahamas is just tapping the surface: Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day at CocoCay raises the bar for what’s possible in a single day on vacation with near-endless thrills and ways to chill. Think: 13 waterslides, including the tallest waterslide in North America, beaches where the sand is white and the water is crystal clear, and drinks and bites are at your fingertips. With all there is to do, everyone—whether you’re traveling as a family with young kids or a couple—can make their time on the island their own. Now, how do you make the most ..read more
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Whale Watching in Alaska
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Weber
10M ago
There are a handful of places in the world where you can watch the magical moment a whale leaps out of the waves, crashing back into the water just seconds later. The special experience is just one of the reasons why Alaska tops many travel lists. If you want to enjoy whale watching—and make memories on other adventures like dog sledding and exploring ice caves—then look no further than a cruise to Alaska. Between gorgeous, snowcapped mountains and lush forests full of wildlife, the natural beauty that exists in the Last Frontier is known as both unique and mostly untouched. The best way to ge ..read more
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Top Things To See, Eat and Do
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Weber
10M ago
In addition to incredible experiences and destinations around the world, it’s the crew members that are at the heart of every Royal Caribbean cruise. What does it take to make it all happen? What are their favorite memories? What are their top tips and recommendations? What do they love about being at sea? You can hear from several of them who sat down to share their perspectives and more. Meet Jennifer Stork, one of the crew members sailing on Serenade of the Seas for the Ultimate World Cruise. She was voted “Most Likely to See the World” in high school and has been eagerly fulfilling th ..read more
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A Teen Who’s Cruised 50 Times Gives Her Best Tips
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Weber
1y ago
For Grace Jaye, exploring the world is in her blood—and she has more than 50 different destinations under her belt to prove it. She and her family spend six to eight weeks a year traveling far and wide on Royal Caribbean ships, and she estimates that they’ve been on over 50 cruises together. Traveling at that rate is also why Grace is now one of the youngest-ever guests to have reached the highest tier in the Crown & Anchor Society loyalty program. That means she’s spent at least 700 nights on Royal Caribbean cruises, visiting one city, isle or private island destination after the next. Fr ..read more
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Which Room on Icon of the Seas Is Right for You
Royal Caribbean Official Blog
by Weber
1y ago
On Icon of the Seas, every type of family and traveler—friends, couples and more—will find different thrills, ways to relax and bars and restaurants in order to create their ideal vacation. That even includes your home base, which is where you kick back and look forward to the next day of boundless adventure. There are 28 different types of rooms on Icon—with 2,805 in total—including all-new categories like those with special sunset views and those that have layouts designed just for families. Think: Spaces for adults and kids to hang out together or on their own, additional storage, TV s ..read more
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