Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas

Although Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas took its maiden voyage on the date November 17, 1991, you would think it was a brand new vessel if you saw it. A recent stern-to-stern renovation of this magnificent ship, has cast her in a new light, and she's ready to take you on amazing 3- or 4-night Baja cruise vacations. A member of the Sovereign class of Royal Caribbean ships, she has a passenger capacity of 2,744 people and weighs in at 73,941 tons. Let me tell you a little more information about this great cruise ship...

Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas - Destinations

If you?ve always wanted to experience the Baja region of Mexico, a cruise on Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas can make it happen. Whether it's siestas or fiestas; su familia or su amor; lively entusiasamo or quiet relajaci?n; the region truly has something for everyone's style and desires. You could spend a day strolling through the surf on a sandy beach, taking snapshots of the Land's End rock formations in Cabo San Lucas, or just dancing and partying in Ensenada. For a wonderful souvenir, go on a shopping spree for local artwork on the famous Avenida Lopez Mateos. Don?t forget to take some time to walk along the Baja coastline and watch the sun sink languidly into the sea.

Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas Accommodations

Total passenger comfort. That's what every cabin on Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas was designed with in mind. Accommodation options include an interior stateroom, an oceanview stateroom, or a suite with a private balcony. In fact, there are five classes of suites onboard, from the Junior Suite to the opulent Owner's Suites Royal Family Suites. Yet no matter what type of room you reserve, it will include a television, telephone, private bath, shower, vanity and even a hair-dryer.

Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas Entertainment

As if the exotic and breathtaking Baja sights and sounds you can take in while on a cruise with Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas don?t provide enough entertainment, the onboard attractions are sure to delight. Spin the roulette wheel in the casino; take your family to a Broadway style show in the ship?s theatre. For some down-right silliness, enter the Best Belly-flop contests or the Mr. Sexy Legs Contests. Take a meringue or rumba class before you dance the night away at the Latin club, Boleros. You could even take a juggling or cooking class! These are just a few of the many options while onboard Monarch of the Seas.

Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas Activities

Perhaps the best thing about taking a vacation on Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas is that every day you travel can be spend lounging by the pool, listening to the sound of the ocean and the ice cubes clinking in your glass. But if you are the type of person who relishes the more active vacation as well, this ship can take care of that. Take a lap or two around the sports deck; see if they need one more on the basketball court; practice your drive in the golf simulator or 9-hole golf course. Get that early-morning workout in at the sophisticated ShipShape Fitness Center. Whether you are into cardiovascular or weight training, this fitness center has got it covered. The ShipShape spa can give you a full-body massage or relaxing facial. Monarch of the Seas hasn?t forgotten about los cabritos either. The Adventure Youth Program for children 3-17 will ensure that the kids will have a great time onboard as well. With programs designed to keep kids of all ages happy, parents can feel good knowing they gave their children a wonderful time. And parents can also feel good knowing that the staff supervising their children is comprised of highly trained and responsible men and women.

Royal Caribbean Monarch of the Seas Dining

Whether you want to spend your evening dressed casually or in your best outfit, you can suit your tastes on Monarch of the Seas. And suiting your tastes is what their fine selection of cuisine is all about. The main dining rooms, Claude?s and Vincent?s, span two decks and offer casual and formal dining options depending on the time of day. For those wanting to experience and exotic flare, try one of the most exciting and exotic restaurants onboard, Jade. Mixing Japanese and traditional flavors, eating at Jade is an adventure, but not a risky one! Stop by at Windjammer?s Caf? for a light meal with great quality food. Of course, delivered with impeccable Gold Anchor service and available 24 hours a day, food via room service can satisfy your early morning or late night hunger.