Voyager Of The Seas - Royal Caribbean
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| Voyager Of The Seas itinerary and upcoming sailing dates | ||
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| Aug 9, 2019 | Okinawa and Ishigaki, 5 nights | from $1896 |
| Aug 21, 2019 | Best Of Chan May, 4 nights | from $1333 |
| Oct 21, 2019 | Penang and Phuket, 4 nights | from $2182 |
Voyager Of The Seas Overview
The Voyager of the Seas changed the face of the cruise industry forever. Launched in 1999, she was the first Royal Caribbean ship to include features such as a rock-climbing wall, an ice-skating rink and a TV studio, among many other innovative amenities. Larger vessels have now followed in her wake, but she remains one of the most popular and well-loved ships at sea.
The Voyager of the Seas specs
This beautiful vessel weighs 137,276 tonnes, measures 1,021 feet in length and spans 15 decks. She can accommodate 3,114 passengers and 1,176 crew. Her cruising speed is 23.7 knots.
Inside the Voyager of the Seas
As soon as you step on board the Voyager of the Seas, you'll immediately feel like you're on holiday. The surroundings are charming and elegant without being stuffy and pretentious, and attentive staff are there to help with your every need. Not to mention the interiors are in absolutely immaculate condition following an $80 million renovation in 2014. The Voyager of the Seas promises the ultimate cruise experience, allowing you to escape your everyday routine and enjoy staying somewhere special.
Things to do on board the Voyager of the Seas
What sets the Royal Caribbean fleet apart from its competitors is its impressive on-board action and adventure offerings. Like her sister ships, the Voyager of the Seas has a rock-climbing wall, an ice skating rink, a surf simulator and many other interactive features.Of course, you'll also find plenty of ways to relax and unwind, such as soaking up some sun by the pool or enjoying a massage at Vitality Spa. What the Voyager of the Seas promises above all else is an abundance of choice - you'll never run out of things to do whether you're travelling solo, as a couple or with family and friends.
Voyager of the Seas restaurants and bars
Delicious food, fine wines, attentive service - the restaurants on board the Voyager of the Seas tick every box. There are several dining venues, each offering a wide variety of flavours on the menu, including low-fat and vegetarian options.After dinner, take your pick from one of 14 bars, clubs and lounges. From the traditional English British Pig & Whistle Pub to the High Notes nightclub, there's no shortage of spots to enjoy a drink as you revisit your favourite memories from the day.
The Voyager of the Seas itineraries and shore excursions
Splitting her time between the South Pacific and Asia, the Voyager of the Seas travels to destinations such as Hong Kong, Okinawa, Tasmania and many more exciting ports. The exact shore excursions available will of course depend on your chosen itinerary, you can expect a range of tours to suit all activity levels and interests. Examples include a visit to Taronga Zoo in Sydney, jet boating in Auckland Harbour and learning about Tasmanian Devils at the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary in Hobart.
Cabins on board the Voyager of the Seas
With the capacity for more than 3,000 passengers, the Voyager of the Seas offers a wide range of accommodation options, starting from inside cabins (167 square feet) and going right up to the 1,188-foot Royal Suite, complete with a 170-foot balcony and a baby grand piano.Let's start with the staterooms. Inside, outside and balcony cabins are available, all of which received new linens, furniture and flat screen televisions during a 2014 refurbishment. These rooms also come equipped with a private bath, mini-bar, hair dryer and air conditioning.
Suites vary widely in size, from Junior (346 square feet) to the aforementioned Royal Suite. All come with larger bathrooms and living room areas, as well as Vitality Spa toiletries. Suite passengers also enjoy access to the Concierge Club, an exclusive room on Deck 9.
Voyager of the Seas Food and Dining
Dining included in your Voyager of the Seas ticket:- Carmen Dining Room
- La Boheme Dining Room
- The Magic Flute Dining Room
- Windjammer Cafe
- Cafe Promenade
- Room service
Specialty dining (not included in your fare):
- Chops Grille
- Izumi Asian Restaurant
- Giovanni's Table
- Johnny Rockets
- Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream
Entertainment on board the Voyager of the Seas cruise ship
The Voyager of the Seas by day
With so many things to do on the Voyager of the Seas you might find yourself wanting to wake up bright and early as opposed to sleeping in! Make sure you check out Royal Caribbean's signature activities, such as the FlowRider surf simulator, rock-climbing wall, ice-skating rink and mini-golf course. The Voyager of the Seas also has an excellent enrichment programme, offering classes on just about every topic you could think of, from how to improve your cooking skills to arts and crafts.If you're ever feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of activities available, just approach the friendly entertainment staff. They will be more than happy to help you choose an activity to suit your interests.
Pools and fitness facilities on board the Voyager of the Seas
A cruise holiday would be incomplete without spending some time relaxing by the pool. Be sure to dip your toes into one of the three pools and several jacuzzis on board.Is there anything nicer after a swim than a massage, facial or pedicure? Head to the Vitality Spa for ultimate relaxation, and take your pick from one the 100+ treatment options available.
Health conscious individuals will be pleased to know there are plenty of places to keep fit on board. Make the most of the Fitness Centre, attend a yoga class or run a few laps around the outdoor jogging track.
Voyager of the Seas nightlife
The La Scala Theater is the social heart of the ship during the evenings. Home to broadway style production shows, this impressive show lounge has more than 1,300 seats and features a Murano glass chandelier.Other popular spots for nightlife include the many bars and lounges, such as Diamond Club and R Bar. The Casino Royale is also an excellent spot to socialise; this Vegas-inspired 9,623-foot venue has enough slot machines and tables to keep everyone entertained.
The Voyager of the Seas for families
Where to begin? The Voyager of the Seas has so many activities for families, you'll be hard-pressed to try them all! The Adventure Ocean Youth Program is free, fun and full-on; your children will be entertained from dawn to dusk with activities such as arts and crafts, rock climbing and video games. Children are organised into five different age groups to ensure each activity is age appropriate: Aquanauts (ages 3 to 5), Explorers (ages 6 to 8), Voyagers (ages 9 to 11) and then two teen groups, ages 12 to 14 and 15 to 17.Fun for the whole family is also available - both adults and children alike will love the DreamWorks Experience, where your favourite movie characters from Shrek, Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda and more come to life. Of course you can't go past a day spent at the pool or enjoying a family-friendly movie together.
Group babysitting is available in the evenings from 10pm to 1am. Private in-cabin options are also available, but you are advised to book ahead as this service is limited.
I have enjoyed visiting as much of the world as possible over the years. Europe and the Mediterranean are personal favourites, but there is so much to see very close to our little Australasian corner of the globe- one of my top travel experiences was snorkeling with tropical fish and turtles in New Caledonia! Cruising is a fantastic way to see it all, and we hope to make booking a cruise easier for both first-timers and old salts. From ship tips to destination news and views, we will keep you up-to-date. Happy cruising!
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- Grandeur Of The Seas
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- Mariner Of The Seas
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Voyager Of The Seas Cabins
Balcony Stateroom
Ocean View Balcony - Two twin beds that convert to Royal King, sitting area with sofa, private balcony and bathroom.
- Sleeps up to 3 guests.
- Stateroom: 164 sq. ft.
- Balcony: 47 sq. ft.
Deluxe Balcony Stateroom
Deluxe Ocean View Strm w/Bal (173 square feet, balcony 47 sq. ft.) Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), sitting area (some with sofa bed), mini bar, and private balcony.
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
- Balconies range from 11' x 5' to 16' x 5'.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Grand Suite
Grand Suite w/Balcony (381 square feet, balcony 95 sq. ft.) Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), private balcony, sitting area (some with sofa bed), bathtub, mini bar, and concierge service.
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
- Balconies range from 11' x 5' to 16' x 5'.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Guarantee - Balcony Stateroom
- Guarantee - Balcony Stateroom means that you are guaranteed a Balcony stateroom. Category, location, and stateroom number to be advised before boarding.
Guarantee - Deluxe Suite
- Guarantee - Deluxe Suite means that you are guaranteed a Suite stateroom. Category, location, and stateroom number to be advised before boarding.
Guarantee - Interior Stateroom
- Guarantee - Interior Stateroom means that you are guaranteed an Interior stateroom. Category, location, and stateroom number to be advised before boarding.
Guarantee - Oceanview Stateroom
- Guarantee - Oceanview Stateroom means that you are guaranteed an Oceanview stateroom. Category, location, and stateroom number to be advised before boarding.
Interior Stateroom
Interior Stateroom (160 square feet) Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), mini bar.
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Interior Stateroom with Virtual Balcony
- Interior Stateroom with a Virtual Balcony, a high-definition screen that spans nearly floor to ceiling, providing real-time views of the ocean and destinations. Two twin beds that convert to a Royal King, measuring 72.5 inches wide by 82 inches long, sitting area with sofa, and full bathroom. (166 sq. ft.)
Junior Suite
Junior Suite w/Balcony (277 square feet, balcony 69 sq. ft.) Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), private balcony, sitting area (some with sofa bed), bathtub, and mini bar.
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
- Balconies range from 11' x 5' to 16' x 5'.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Large Oceanview
Large Ocean View Stateroom (211 square feet) Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size).
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Oceanview Panoramic Suite
Ocean View Panoramic Suite (No Balcony) - Two twin beds that convert to Royal King. Curtained section with bunk beds.
Living area with double sofa bed, vanity and sitting area. One and a half baths with shower. Floor to ceiling wrap around
panoramic windows.
- Sleeps up to 6 guests.
- Stateroom: 406 sq. ft.
Oceanview Stateroom
Ocean View Stateroom (160 square feet) Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), mini bar.
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Owner's Suite
Owner's Suite with Balcony (506 square feet, balcony 64 sq. ft.) Queen-size Bed, private balcony, separate living area with queen-size sofa bed, wet bar, walk-in closet, bathtub, mini bar, and concierge service.
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
- Balconies range from 11' x 5' to 16' x 5'.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Promenade Interior Stateroom
Promenade View Interior - A view of the Royal Promenade with bowed windows, two twin beds that convert to Royal King and private bathroom.
- Stateroom: 160 sq. ft.
Promenade Stateroom
Promenade Stateroom (167 square feet) A view of the Royal Promenade with bowed windows, two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), mini bar.
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Royal Family Suite
Royal Family Suite w/Balcony (610 square feet, balcony 234 sq. ft.) Two bedrooms with twin beds that convert to queen-size beds (one room with third and fourth Pullman beds), two bathrooms (one with shower, one with bathtub), living area with double sofa bed, private balcony, mini bar, and concierge service. (Suite can accommodate eight persons.)
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
- Balconies range from 11' x 5' to 16' x 5'.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Royal Suite
Royal Suite with Balcony (1,188 square feet, balcony 170 sq. ft.) Separate bedroom with king-size bed, private balcony with hot tub, whirlpool bathtub, living room with queen-size sofa bed, baby grand piano, wet bar, dining table, entertainment center, mini bar, and concierge service.
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
- Balconies range from 11' x 5' to 16' x 5'.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Spacious Balcony Stateroom
Spacious Ocean View Balcony - Two twin beds that convert to Royal King, private balcony, sitting area with sofa, vanity area and bathroom.
- Sleeps up to 4 guests.
- Stateroom: 179 sq. ft.
- Balcony: 42 sq. ft.
Spacious Oceanview Stateroom
Spacious Ocean View - Two twin beds that convert to Royal King, sitting area with sofa, vanity area and bathroom.
- Sleeps up to 4 guests.
- Stateroom: 178 sq. ft.
Superior Balcony Stateroom
Deluxe Ocean View Strm w/Bal (188 square feet, balcony 50 sq. ft.) Two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), sitting area (some with sofa bed), mini bar, and private balcony.
Stateroom:
- All staterooms on Oasis Class, Freedom Class, Voyager Class and Radiance Class ships have minibars.
- Minibars may also be available on other Royal Caribbean ship specific staterooms.
- There are refrigerators in most suites and in all accessible staterooms.
- Extension cords and adapters are not provided except for medical reasons.
- Hair dryers are provided.
- There are TVs in every stateroom.
- There are no irons or boards in the staterooms and guests cannot bring their own irons on board for safety reasons. There is full laundry service on board.
- Guests can arrange private parties in their staterooms, with snacks, etc. served through Room Service. There will be a charge.
- Balconies range from 11' x 5' to 16' x 5'.
Bathroom:
- Bathrooms in standard staterooms are approximately 3' x 5'8".
- Shampoo, conditioner and soap are supplied.
- Showers are European telephone style, adjustable from 1.4 m to 1.9 m, or 6'2", max. clearance height. Someone taller than 6'2" will fit in the shower, but will likely have to duck to get his or her head under the running water.
- Shower stools and nonslip mats are provided upon request.
Ultra Spacious Ocean View
Ultra Spacious Ocean View Two twin beds that convert to Royal King, two Pullman beds in separate area, separate sitting area with sofa bed and bathroom. Sleeps up to 6 guests. Stateroom: 262 sq. ft.
Voyager Of The Seas Deck Plans
Voyager Of The Seas Onboard Entertainment
Casino
Casino Royale
- The glittering casino features electronic slot machines, video poker, blackjack, craps, roulette and Caribbean stud poker.
Bars and Lounges
Centrum
- The Centrum, a seven-story atrium surrounded by bars, lounges and unique shops, is best compared to the lobby of a grand hotel.
Champagne Bar
- Make a toast to your vacation in the Champagne Bar, the perfect place to raise a glass in honor of your cruise adventure. Celebrate your first night onboard, a new stamp in your passport or simply the fact that you're at sea. This quiet and elegant bar offers many different sparkling wines, champagnes, and an assortment of canapés for you to enjoy.
Schooner Bar
- There's nothing quite like relaxing in a nautical-themed bar when you're at sea, especially if you're in the Schooner Bar, a Royal Caribbean signature bar and guest favorite. In the evening, you may find a crowd gathered around the piano singing along with any one of the talented piano players featured.
Viking Crown Lounge
- A Royal Caribbean signature. Perched high above the ocean, this comfortable lounge offers spectacular vistas by day and turns into a lively dance club at night.
Sports and Spa
Day Spa and Fitness Centre
- The seaside fitness center features modern exercise equipment. And the full service spa offers a beauty salon and spa treatments including massage, manicures and seaweed body wraps.
Rock Climbing Wall
- At 150-200 feet above sea level, the rock-climbing wall offers skill combinations for all levels.
Sports Court
- A full-size outdoor activity court for sports, including basketball and volleyball.
FlowRider
- Onshore or offshore, you never have to wait for good wind conditions to catch the perfect wave on the FlowRider®. Whether you surf, boogie board or wake board, test your skills on the surf simulator or watch others take on the challenge from the nearby stadium seating. Or simply hang out by the pool and watch movies and sporting events on a 220-square foot outdoor screen.
Theatre
- The theater - five stories from orchestra pit to domed ceiling - features contemporary musical stage productions.
Vitality Spa
- Vitality Spa with 100+ treatments including medi-spa treatments and acupunture
Kids Club
Kids Clubs on Voyager of the Seas
Only Royal Caribbean offers families a collection of complimentary first-at-sea experiences that challenge all limitations, along with signature favourites that delight all ages. Starting with the Adventure Ocean, where all staff hold a college degree in education, recreation or a related field and has experience working with children aged 3-17.
Aquanauts 3-5 years
Your Aquanauts' time on board will not only be fun, it will be educational too! They'll get to learn about local customs, do terrific science experiments and make great new friends.
Fun to be had with Theme Activities Nutty Nicknames, Un-Birthday Party, Camp Aquanauts, Ice-Cream Party, Super Hero Afternoon, Face Painting, Pirate Night, Talent Show, Under The Sea Night and Pajama Rama Movie Night.
Explorers 6-8 years
One thing you won't have to worry about during your cruise adventure is a bored Explorer! All kinds of exciting activities await your 6- to 8-year-olds, like hands-on science experiments, scavenger hunts, theatre games and more.
Fun to be had with Wide World of Extremes Party, Dancing Through the Decades, Pirate Night, Ice-Cream Party, Scavenger Hunts, Bingo and Movie Mania.
Voyagers 9-11 years
The Voyagers programme is all about kids having a great time, learning new things and making new friends from all over the world.
Ben & Jerry's® is a great spot for the pre-teen set to meet up with new friends over some ice cream.
Included activities are: The X Games, Rockin' Through the Decades, Reggae Beach Party, Scavenger Hunts, List-O-Rama, Backstage Tour, The Art Walk, Win, Cruise or Draw, Talent Show and Sports Tournaments.
Activities your child might enjoy in Aquanauts, Explorers and Voyagers include:
- Adventure Science by High Touch High Tech: Conducted by the specially trained Adventure Scientists, this programme combines fun and hands-on science experiments. Featured programmes include: Wacky Water Workshop, Magnetic Mayhem, Jurassic Jr., Sea Creature Treasures, Gummy Candies and Bubbling Potions.
- Adventure Art by Crayola® These activities acquaint children with diverse cultures through art. Children are introduced to mask making, fish kites and pottery. Crayola Adventure Art projects are specifically designed art activities for children of age 3-11. Using art as an avenue for exploration, the lesson plans provide a unique onboard experience for children, incorporating information about specific geographic locations with hands-on art. Crayola Art projects make creativity a part of every child's experience wherever they may travel.
- Sail into Story time These theme-related story time sessions bring each story to life with activities, discussions on each story and hands-on activities for the children to participate in following each reading.
- Fisher-Price Programming Parents can be sure their youngsters will have a good time and learn something too in this programme designed by the experts at Fisher-Price. Children will get a chance to play with Fisher-Price's newest and greatest toys!
- Adventure Theatre Blending educational activities with on-your-feet fun, Adventure Theatre participants get a first taste of the actor's craft, in which entire worlds are created with just their bodies, voices and imaginations. Using structured theatre games, vocal and physical exercises, and creativity-freeing activities, instructors guide groups through an exploration of the theatre arts.
To participate, children must be fully potty-trained and 3 years of age as of the first day of the cruise. (No pull-ups or nappies, please.) Hours: At Sea: 09:00 hrs to noon, 14:00 hrs to 17:00 hrs and 19:00 hrs to 22:00 hrs. In Port: Thirty minutes prior to the first shore excursion to 17:00 or return of the last shore excursion, 19:00 to 22:00
Teens 12-17 years
The best thing about the Teen programme is that it's not structured. The 12- to 14-year-old guests can come and join activities and games when they want to or just chill with friends in the teen-only lounge. For 15-17 year old guest as you're almost an adult and it's your holiday, too. So Royal Caribbean gives you the freedom you deserve. You can join events all day or come and go as you want. Royal Caribbean has got great laid-back places where you can just chill with your new friends.
Activities available to participate in include: Mocktail competitions you can then enjoy, Sports games, You can take home a mix CD of all of your favourite Karaoke tunes so you can share them with your friends, Teen Casino, BBQ, Improv games, Jam Sessions, Theme nights and parties with Dancing.
My Family Time Dining
The main dining room offers My Family Time Dining SM with an expedited dining and Adventure Ocean pick-up service (see details below), to keep the whole family happy and satisfied during your meals. With Royal Caribbean's expedited dining service, your children (ages 3 to 11) will be served their meals within 40 minutes and their appetisers will be served right away.
When they've finished dinner, take your children to meet the Adventure Ocean Youth staff at the dining room entrance doors. Royal Caribbean will escort your children directly to the Adventure Ocean facilities for scheduled evening activities. Then you can quickly return to your dining experience and enjoy a relaxing meal.
Swimming
Main Pool
- Warm up in one of the relaxing whirlpools.
Solarium
- Solarium, an adults-only retreat. During inclement weather and select hours, the ship may permit the Solarium Pool to be used by persons under age 16 provided they are directly supervised by a parent or guardian.
Fitness
State-of-the-art Fitness Center
- State-of-the-art Fitness Center, with classes including yoga and tai chi
- Vessel: Voyager Of The Seas
- Year: 1999
- Beam: 157ft
- Cruising speed: 22kn
- Gross Tonnage: 138,000 tons
- Passenger Capacity: 3,114
- Art Auctions
- Casino
- Dance Classes
- FlowRider surf simulator
- Internet Facilities
- Library
- Mini Golf Course
- Security Safe in Cabin
- Traditional Dining
- Length: 1020ft
- Draft: 29ft
- Crew: 1176
- Onboard Currency: US Dollars
- Refurbished: 2014
- 24-Hour Room Service
- Basketball court
- Chapel
- Duty Free Shopping
- Gym
- Jogging Track
- Live Music
- Rock Climbing Wall
- Teen Areas
- Vitality Day Spa & Fitness Centre
Voyager Of The Seas Overview
The Voyager of the Seas changed the face of the cruise industry forever. Launched in 1999, she was the first Royal Caribbean ship to include features such as a rock-climbing wall, an ice-skating rink and a TV studio, among many other innovative amenities. Larger vessels have now followed in her wake, but she remains one of the most popular and well-loved ships at sea.
The Voyager of the Seas specs
This beautiful vessel weighs 137,276 tonnes, measures 1,021 feet in length and spans 15 decks. She can accommodate 3,114 passengers and 1,176 crew. Her cruising speed is 23.7 knots.
Inside the Voyager of the Seas
As soon as you step on board the Voyager of the Seas, you'll immediately feel like you're on holiday. The surroundings are charming and elegant without being stuffy and pretentious, and attentive staff are there to help with your every need. Not to mention the interiors are in absolutely immaculate condition following an $80 million renovation in 2014. The Voyager of the Seas promises the ultimate cruise experience, allowing you to escape your everyday routine and enjoy staying somewhere special.
Things to do on board the Voyager of the Seas
What sets the Royal Caribbean fleet apart from its competitors is its impressive on-board action and adventure offerings. Like her sister ships, the Voyager of the Seas has a rock-climbing wall, an ice skating rink, a surf simulator and many other interactive features.Of course, you'll also find plenty of ways to relax and unwind, such as soaking up some sun by the pool or enjoying a massage at Vitality Spa. What the Voyager of the Seas promises above all else is an abundance of choice - you'll never run out of things to do whether you're travelling solo, as a couple or with family and friends.
Voyager of the Seas restaurants and bars
Delicious food, fine wines, attentive service - the restaurants on board the Voyager of the Seas tick every box. There are several dining venues, each offering a wide variety of flavours on the menu, including low-fat and vegetarian options.After dinner, take your pick from one of 14 bars, clubs and lounges. From the traditional English British Pig & Whistle Pub to the High Notes nightclub, there's no shortage of spots to enjoy a drink as you revisit your favourite memories from the day.
The Voyager of the Seas itineraries and shore excursions
Splitting her time between the South Pacific and Asia, the Voyager of the Seas travels to destinations such as Hong Kong, Okinawa, Tasmania and many more exciting ports. The exact shore excursions available will of course depend on your chosen itinerary, you can expect a range of tours to suit all activity levels and interests. Examples include a visit to Taronga Zoo in Sydney, jet boating in Auckland Harbour and learning about Tasmanian Devils at the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary in Hobart.
Cabins on board the Voyager of the Seas
With the capacity for more than 3,000 passengers, the Voyager of the Seas offers a wide range of accommodation options, starting from inside cabins (167 square feet) and going right up to the 1,188-foot Royal Suite, complete with a 170-foot balcony and a baby grand piano.Let's start with the staterooms. Inside, outside and balcony cabins are available, all of which received new linens, furniture and flat screen televisions during a 2014 refurbishment. These rooms also come equipped with a private bath, mini-bar, hair dryer and air conditioning.
Suites vary widely in size, from Junior (346 square feet) to the aforementioned Royal Suite. All come with larger bathrooms and living room areas, as well as Vitality Spa toiletries. Suite passengers also enjoy access to the Concierge Club, an exclusive room on Deck 9.
Voyager of the Seas Food and Dining
Dining included in your Voyager of the Seas ticket:- Carmen Dining Room
- La Boheme Dining Room
- The Magic Flute Dining Room
- Windjammer Cafe
- Cafe Promenade
- Room service
Specialty dining (not included in your fare):
- Chops Grille
- Izumi Asian Restaurant
- Giovanni's Table
- Johnny Rockets
- Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream
Entertainment on board the Voyager of the Seas cruise ship
The Voyager of the Seas by day
With so many things to do on the Voyager of the Seas you might find yourself wanting to wake up bright and early as opposed to sleeping in! Make sure you check out Royal Caribbean's signature activities, such as the FlowRider surf simulator, rock-climbing wall, ice-skating rink and mini-golf course. The Voyager of the Seas also has an excellent enrichment programme, offering classes on just about every topic you could think of, from how to improve your cooking skills to arts and crafts.If you're ever feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of activities available, just approach the friendly entertainment staff. They will be more than happy to help you choose an activity to suit your interests.
Pools and fitness facilities on board the Voyager of the Seas
A cruise holiday would be incomplete without spending some time relaxing by the pool. Be sure to dip your toes into one of the three pools and several jacuzzis on board.Is there anything nicer after a swim than a massage, facial or pedicure? Head to the Vitality Spa for ultimate relaxation, and take your pick from one the 100+ treatment options available.
Health conscious individuals will be pleased to know there are plenty of places to keep fit on board. Make the most of the Fitness Centre, attend a yoga class or run a few laps around the outdoor jogging track.
Voyager of the Seas nightlife
The La Scala Theater is the social heart of the ship during the evenings. Home to broadway style production shows, this impressive show lounge has more than 1,300 seats and features a Murano glass chandelier.Other popular spots for nightlife include the many bars and lounges, such as Diamond Club and R Bar. The Casino Royale is also an excellent spot to socialise; this Vegas-inspired 9,623-foot venue has enough slot machines and tables to keep everyone entertained.
The Voyager of the Seas for families
Where to begin? The Voyager of the Seas has so many activities for families, you'll be hard-pressed to try them all! The Adventure Ocean Youth Program is free, fun and full-on; your children will be entertained from dawn to dusk with activities such as arts and crafts, rock climbing and video games. Children are organised into five different age groups to ensure each activity is age appropriate: Aquanauts (ages 3 to 5), Explorers (ages 6 to 8), Voyagers (ages 9 to 11) and then two teen groups, ages 12 to 14 and 15 to 17.Fun for the whole family is also available - both adults and children alike will love the DreamWorks Experience, where your favourite movie characters from Shrek, Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda and more come to life. Of course you can't go past a day spent at the pool or enjoying a family-friendly movie together.
Group babysitting is available in the evenings from 10pm to 1am. Private in-cabin options are also available, but you are advised to book ahead as this service is limited. View Ship Deals
I have enjoyed visiting as much of the world as possible over the years. Europe and the Mediterranean are personal favourites, but there is so much to see very close to our little Australasian corner of the globe- one of my top travel experiences was snorkeling with tropical fish and turtles in New Caledonia! Cruising is a fantastic way to see it all, and we hope to make booking a cruise easier for both first-timers and old salts. From ship tips to destination news and views, we will keep you up-to-date. Happy cruising!
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