Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas

Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas is a ship that entices your sense of eyes with the beauty of the places it goes--Alaska, Mexico, the Pacific Northwest--and with its own stunning design and features. This 90,090-ton, 2,435-guest vessel has more onboard than you might think possible: a ShipShape Day Spa and Fitness Center, two pools, six--count 'em--six whirlpools, a gigantic theatre, and more. So, why don't you come with me on a little tour of the ship, and I'll show you a few things that this cruise ship offers.

Before I begin, though, if you've read all you need to about this ship and are ready to book a cruise online, you can do that through this site, RCCreservations.com, or by calling to be directed to one of our great Cruise Specialists. Either way, you'll receive out of this world deals.

Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas Activities

Gosh, where to start? I guess I'll just jump right in! Educate your palate with a wine tasting class. Make your kitchen a little less scary after attending a fun cooking demonstration. Get ahead of the game, so to speak, by attending a casino and card game lesson. You can even learn how to carve ice--maybe not a skill that will put your resume at the top of the pile, but one that will no doubt impress your girlfriend or boyfriend. Take a dance class in the Cha-cha, waltz, foxtrot, swing, or any number of styles. Ping pong, shuffleboard (what cruise doesn't have shuffleboard!), basketball, volleyball...tired yet? Well, if you are in need of some R&R, take a walk down to the ShipShape Day Spa, an utterly calm and relaxing haven that can do everything from treat your feet to a pedicure to give your hair a new style. Top to bottom, they've got you covered with massages, body wraps, and more, in lots of styles and techniques. All this and more await you when you travel with Royal Caribbean cruises.

Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas Entertainment

First off, I have to mention the Masquerade Theatre, a great place to watch a Broadway-style show. You might be fooled into thinking that you're in New York City as you laugh, applaud, and sing along. After the show, if you're really up for some singing, why don't you try a little karaoke. Don't worry--in my experience, if people throw things and boo, it means they really like your voice! Well, the only thing they'll be throwing at the Casino Royale is a set of dice. 'Course you and Lady Luck can try your hand at other games such as poker, blackjack, craps, or slots.

Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas Destinations

Vision of the Seas sails through the northern and southern Pacific waters to Alaska, Mexico, and all along the Pacific Northwest. No matter if you're just above the equator at a port of call in Mexico or closer to the North Pole, there are shore excursions through Royal Caribbean that can satisfy your need for relaxation or adventure. Let's take a look at some of the ports of call available on Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas cruise vacation.

Cruising Alaska - Fish for salmon in an icy stream in Ketchikan, a town framed by the rugged evergreen-strewn slopes of the Klawock Mountains. Nestled along the Inside Passage, Ketchikan has abundant opportunities to learn about native cultural or go hiking, mountain biking, and sportfishing. For a different Alaskan experience entirely, try Anchorage. In all respects, Anchorage is a booming metropolis, as well as the largest city in Alaska. As you can imagine, a city with over 260,000 people has a lot to do, so choose your time wisely. But Alaska's most popular tourist destination isn't its largest city, it's Denali National Park, a park slightly larger than the entire state of Massachusetts! Other ports of call on an Alaska cruise include Fairbanks, Hubbard Glacier, Icy Strait Point, Seward, Juneau, Skagway, and more. It's adventure on an Alaskan scale.

Cruising Mexico - Cabo San Lucas is thee place to be for fiestas! No longer a sleepy fishing village, Cabo San Lucas is an amazing destination for golfing, sportfishing, and unbelievable nightlife. Ensenada is the "Cinderella of the Pacific" because of its evolution into a beautiful seaport. It is great for the family or for romance. Ixtapa (Zihuatanejo) is like two sides of a coin. The luxurious resort area of Ixtapa mixed with Zihuatanejo's deeply rooted history makes for a wonderful concoction. The Olmecs, predecessors of the Mayans lived in this area centuries ago. You can also heck out the Mayan artifacts in Manzanillo, Mazatlan, and Puerto Vallarta, or just sit on a beach and have the sun and and the ocean tide clamor for your attention.

Cruising the Pacific Northwest - On a cruise to the Pacific Northwest with Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas, you'll get a chance to stop at both Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia. Vancouver hugs the sides of the Coastal Mountains and is bordered on three sides by water. For nature enthusiasts, Vancouver will bring a contented sigh from your lips; still, the bustling center of the city gives visitors a chance to experience the man-made diversions. Victoria, British Columbia is a Canadian city that is growing at a rapid pace. It's no wonder why. A temperate climate and great location are just a few of the things that make this city so attractive. Stroll through Butchart Gardens and Inner Harbor and don't forget to take your camera to the Gate of Harmonious Interest.

Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas Accommodations

Royal Caribbean knows that returning to a comfortable and clean stateroom after a long day of activities and entertainment is important to its guests. That?s why Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas provides world class accommodations to the people who choose to sail with her. Choices range from an interior stateroom, an oceanview stateroom, a stateroom with a balcony, to a luxury suite with a private balcony. To make your cabin feel as much like a home as possible, a television, telephone, private bath, shower, vanity, and even a hair-dryer are included.

Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas Dining

"Finally," you say! "It's about time you got to the part about the food!" Well, don't worry--it's worth the wait. Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas? main dining room, Aquarius, has a menu that's covered from front to back with a wide variety of choices ranging from lobster tail, prime rib, chicken parmasagn, and more. But perhaps what's greatest is that you can order as much as you want! Couple that with the Gold Anchor service, you've got a recipe for an unbelievable dining experience. If guests are in the mood for a lighter meal, they can visit Windjammer for a great buffet or the Caf? Promenade for a quick sandwich or slice of pizza. There are also lots of food stations that dot the ship, serving everything from sushi to fajitas. And as with every Royal Caribbean ship, 24 hour room service is available.