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Every Royal Caribbean ship class — matched to your travel style. Click any card to start a custom quote.
Icon and Star of the Seas. Eight neighborhoods, the largest waterpark at sea, and over 40 dining and bar venues. Newest, most ambitious ships ever built.
Plan an Icon-class cruiseWonder, Symphony, Harmony, Allure, Oasis, Utopia. Seven neighborhoods, Central Park mid-ship, and the iconic AquaTheater. The mega-ship gold standard.
Plan an Oasis-class cruiseAnthem, Quantum, Ovation, Spectrum, Odyssey. North Star observation pod, RipCord skydiving, FlowRider surf simulator. Tech-forward and adventure-driven.
Plan a Quantum-class cruiseIndependence, Liberty, Freedom, Adventure, Mariner, Navigator. Royal Amplified renovations, waterslides, escape rooms — excellent value for first-timers.
Plan a Freedom/Voyager cruiseRadiance, Brilliance, Jewel, Serenade. Smaller, port-intensive ships. Less waterpark, more destination focus — ideal for Alaska sailings.
Plan a Radiance cruiseFrom classic Caribbean to bucket-list bucket-list adventures — we'll match the right itinerary to your travel goals.
Royal's bread and butter. Perfect Day at CocoCay private island with overwater cabanas, Thrill Waterpark, and the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean.
Plan a Caribbean cruiseMay through September. Inside Passage, Glacier Bay, Hubbard Glacier, Tracy Arm Fjord on Quantum-class and Radiance-class ships designed for scenic cruising.
Plan an Alaska cruiseLate spring through fall. Greek Isles, Western Mediterranean, Northern Europe on Oasis-class and Voyager-class ships from Barcelona, Rome, Venice.
Plan a Mediterranean cruiseCozumel, Costa Maya, Roatan, Grand Cayman. Departing from Galveston, New Orleans, Tampa — drivable from much of the central US.
Plan a Mexico cruiseSailings on Ovation, Quantum, Spectrum from Sydney, Brisbane, Singapore, Shanghai. New Zealand fjords, Great Barrier Reef, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan.
Plan an Asia cruiseTwice-yearly repositioning sailings (10-15 nights) at significantly lower per-night pricing. Favorite of seasoned cruisers who love being onboard.
Plan a transatlantic cruiseBooking Royal Caribbean directly on RoyalCaribbean.com costs the exact same as booking through Craystar — Royal pays travel agencies a commission, not you. The difference is what you get along the way.
Royal Caribbean pays our commission. You never see a planning fee.
If your fare drops before final payment, we re-book at the lower price.
We'll tell you which cabins to take, which to skip, and when balcony is worth it.
Certified Specialist training. We know the differences between every ship class and what each does well.
Craystar Travel Agency holds the Certified Royal Caribbean Specialist credential through Royal Caribbean University, plus the Royal Weddings Professional certification for at-sea ceremonies. CLIA-credentialed and SNG Certified Accessible Travel Advocate® for cruisers with mobility, oxygen, or other access needs.
No. Pricing matches RoyalCaribbean.com exactly. Royal Caribbean pays travel agencies a commission directly — that compensation comes from the cruise line's marketing budget, not from added cost to you.
A Royal Caribbean Certified Specialist has completed the cruise line's official training program covering ships, destinations, dining, accommodations, and onboard programs. The certification is awarded directly by Royal Caribbean.
For most first-timers, Oasis-class ships (Wonder, Symphony, Harmony) work especially well because of the wide range of dining, entertainment, and onboard activities. Newer Icon-class ships push the experience further.
Yes. Group bookings (typically 8 staterooms or 16 passengers minimum) often qualify for special amenities, onboard credit, and group rates.
For peak weeks (spring break, summer, holidays), 9-12 months out is the sweet spot for both pricing and stateroom selection. For Alaska, book by January for that summer's sailings.
Possibly. Bookings can sometimes be transferred to a travel agent if booked within the last 60 days and not paid in full. There's no cost to transfer — your fare doesn't change.
Tell us your sail window, ports of interest, and party size — we'll come back with Royal Caribbean options and pricing.
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