Canada/New England Cruise with Liberty of the Seas

Royal Caribbean International is a brand with an incredible history and unlimited potential. The cruise line not only sets new standards by the size of the ships, but also by its degree of innovation. Especially the entertainment programm on their vessels is a new invention. The ships are convincing due to a variety of sport offers and leisure activities for every age group. Particularly the outdoor area offers great experiences with ice rinks or zip lines. However not only the big vessels, but also the smaller ones offer plenty options to have fun in a relaxed atmosphere. In the different restaurants you expect tasty dishes combined with an attentive service. On board, all age groups feel at home. Due to the company's heritage a basic knowledge in English is recommended.

• Maiden Voyage: 2007
• Shipyard: Kvaener Masa-Yards in Turku (Finland)
• Godmother: Donna Madeley, travel agent
• Ship class: Freedom class
• Home port: Nassau
• Length / width: 339 / 56 meters
• Tonnage: 154,407 GT
• Speed: 21,6 knots
• Decks: 15
• Number of passengers: 3,798 with double occupancy
• Staterooms: 1,899
• Crew: approx. 1,360
• Languages on board: English
• Currency on board: $
• Internet: Internet café and Wi-Fi (usage for surcharge)
• Smoking: permitted in designated areas
• Electricity: 110 volt and 220/230 volt alternating current

All cabins are very spacious, modern and comfortably fitted. Many cabins have their own balcony. As with the ships of the "Voyager" class, there are even cabins with a view on the shopping promenade of the ship.

The "Liberty" offers separate areas for all age groups, so that all voyagers that are fascinated by this colossal ship can feel well on board. There is a huge, closed area for kids and teens, a wonderful are with a tropical landscape besides the pool which also serves those seeking the calm. A large part of the guests on board this ship comes from the United States, but the ship is also popular with many Euopeans.

In general, the atmosphere is easy and relaxed. On some evenings, formal attire is expected in the main dining room.

The additional expenses correspond to the standard that you can find on most American ships; a bottle of wine in the restaurant or at the bars costs 22 US-$ and above. You should also plan to pay a service charge of about 11 US-$ per person per day, which is distributed among the service personnel.

There are different possibilities for enjoying the fine food on board. The main restaurant spans three decks and is decorated classical and stylish. The intimate "Portofino" restaurant offers delicious specialties of the Italian cuisine. Reservations can be made on board for an additional charge. The "Johnny Rockets" is a Diner in 50s style. Tasty burgers and hearty American fast food are cooked fresh to order here.

Whether you prefer it quiet or want to party in the disco: from piano music and Broadway-style shows to a large disco, everyone will find their favorite place on board. Art auctions are regularly held on board and there are information events about the ports of call.

The spa is one of the largest at sea. It offers a spacious fitness area with a magnificent sea view, a pool with relaxation area ("solarium"), numerous fitness classes such as aerobics and Pilates (some for a fee). The spa offers numerous treatments (for a fee).

Two further pools and several whirlpools on deck invite you to swim and bathe.

The Liberty of the Seas as one of the larger cruise ships is the ultimate of the seven seas. You can surf on board in a special surf simulator, bathe in two whirlpools that hang 30 meters above the sea, romp about in the "Aqua Park" or climb the huge climbing wall - the ship becomes the destination. The service is professional and friendly, and you get a good value for your money. In any case, this ship is a real adventure!