Cruise Travel Blog

Icon of the Seas is the largest cruise ship ever built, and has blown everything we know about cruising out of the water. Royal Caribbean debuted this extraordinary vessel in January of this year to an incredible reception, and much fanfare. With so many public spaces spanning 20 decks, there is never a moment where you will find yourself bored while on Icon.But because there is so much to do and see on this colossal cruise ship, there are several hidden gems you might overlook while onboard.

One of the most popular destinations among Royal Caribbean fans is their private island experience in the Bahamas- Perfect Day at CocoCay! CocoCay is a tropical paradise with endless sandy beaches and palm trees, incredible snorkeling, adventurous excursions, the tallest waterslide in North America, and a giant helium balloon that takes guest high into the sky for spectacular views of the island.So much play and relaxation in one day is bound to make anyone hungry, and Royal has given guests ma

A closer look at the beautiful Sunset Bar on the Celebrity Edge Class ships. The decor, cocktail and wine menu, location, views, and more!

A closer look at the Magic Carpet- the dynamic dining, entertainment, and practical venue cantilevered off the side of the Edge Class Ships.

A closer look at all of the dining venues onboard Royal Caribbean's Quantum Class ships. From Izumi, Chops, Windjammer, Cafe 270, and more!

A closer look of what sailing in Alaska on Silver Nova will look like. Silversea's newest luxury ship is set to sail Alaska for the summer!

Norwegian Aqua- NCL's 3rd Prima Class Ship, will be debuting 3 new dining/bar options. A Thai specialty, a plant-based option, and wine bar

Port Canaveral has just announced the construction plan for a brand new multi-user terminal across from Terminal 5, slated for summer 2026.

Windstar has announced the acquisition of two ships from Mystic Cruises that will become their newest yachts - Star Seeker & Star Explorer!