We’ve sailed with several cruise lines, but Royal Caribbean holds a special place in our hearts. The service, the entertainment, the food—it all feels like home at sea. Over the years, we’ve had the joy of exploring various cruise ports around the world aboard these incredible ships.

Class: Quantum Class
Passengers: 4,180
Year Built: 2015
Home Port(s): Sydney (NSW Australia), Seattle (Washington), Vancouver (BC Canada) - popular cruise ports for travelers looking to explore fantastic destinations on Royal Caribbean ships.

Class: Freedom Class
Passengers: 3,926
Year Built: 2006
Home Port: Miami (Florida), one of the prime cruise ports for Royal Caribbean ships. Here’s a cruise tip: if you’re planning to set sail from Miami, be sure to arrive early to fully enjoy the facilities!

Class: Icon Class
Passengers: 5,610
Year Built: 2024
Home Port(s): Miami (Florida) and Galveston (Texas), both popular cruise ports for travelers looking to board Royal Caribbean ships.

Class: Freedom Class
Passengers: 3,798
Year Built: 2007
Home Port(s): Southampton (England) and Galveston (Texas) - two popular cruise ports for travelers looking to embark on exciting journeys aboard Royal Caribbean ships.

Class: Voyager Class
Passengers: 3,368
Year Built: 2002
Home Port: San Pedro (California), a popular cruise port for Royal Caribbean ships.

Class: Quantum Class
Passengers: 4,182
Year Built: 2016
Home Port(s): The Royal Caribbean ships sail from several popular cruise ports, including Vancouver (Canada), Seward (Alaska), and San Pedro (California). For future travelers looking for cruise tips, these ports offer great departure options.

Class: Quantum Class
Passengers: 4,180
Year Built: 2014
Home Port: San Pedro (California), a popular destination among cruise ports for travelers.

Class: Radiance Class
Passengers: 2,143
Year Built: 2003
Home Port: San Diego, California – a notable cruise port known for its fantastic getaway options and a great starting point for those exploring Royal Caribbean ships.

Class: Vision Class
Passengers: 2,050
Year Built: 1998
Home Port: Baltimore (Maryland) - one of the popular cruise ports for Royal Caribbean ships.

Class: Oasis Class
Passengers: 5,734
Year Built: 2022
Home Port: Port Canaveral (Florida), one of the popular cruise ports for Royal Caribbean ships.

Class: Voyager
Passengers: 3,602
Year Built: 1999
Home Port: Port Canaveral (Florida), one of the top cruise ports for travelers looking to board Royal Caribbean ships.

Class: Vision
Passengers: 1,992
Year Built: 1996
Home Port: Colón, Panama; Cartagena, Colombia - two popular cruise ports for smaller Royal Caribbean ships.
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