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Royal Caribbean International 7 Night Far East
  • Leaving from: Singapore
  • Arriving in: Singapore
Start from $580.90
Royal Caribbean International 7 Night Far East
  • Leaving from: Singapore
  • Arriving in: Singapore
Start from $580.90
Royal Caribbean International 7 Night Far East
  • Leaving from: Singapore
  • Arriving in: Singapore
Start from $580.90
Royal Caribbean International 7 Night Far East
  • Leaving from: Singapore
  • Arriving in: Singapore
Start from $580.90
Royal Caribbean International 7 Night Far East
  • Leaving from: Singapore
  • Arriving in: Singapore
Start from $580.90
Royal Caribbean International 7 Night Far East
  • Leaving from: Singapore
  • Arriving in: Singapore
Start from $580.90
Royal Caribbean International 7 Night Far East
  • Leaving from: Singapore
  • Arriving in: Singapore
Start from $580.90

Mariner of the Seas

A collection of experiences designed to give every guest the vacation they're looking for. That's Mariner of the Seas®—a ship built for adventure, relaxation, and everything in between. Climb a rock wall that overlooks the sea, or challenge yourself on the basketball court, ice-skating rink or mini-golf course. Achieve perfect zen, poolside or at the relaxing VitalitySM Spa. Liven up your nights on the Royal Promenade, with parades, dancing, and duty-free shopping deals. And bring along some friends—with spacious public areas, enhanced staterooms, and a spectacular three-story dining room, this ship has room for your whole crew.

REST & RELAXATION
  • VitalitySM Spa with 100+ treatments including medi-spa treatments and acupunture
  • 4 pools including the Solarium, an adults-only retreat*
  • 6 whirlpools
  • State-of-the-art Fitness Center, with classes including yoga and tai chi
  • Flat-screen televisions in staterooms and shipwide Wi-Fi, touchscreen wayfinders and digital signs
  • Poolside, outdoor movie screen
  • Diamond Club**

*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. **Diamond Club available for Diamond and above tier level members.

ACTION & ADVENTURE
  • Rock-climbing wall
  • Ice-skating rink
  • Mini-golf course
  • Basketball court
  • Jogging and in-line skating tracks
DINING OPTIONS
  • Main Dining Room with complimentary, multi-course dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • More complimentary options including Windjammer Café, Jade Sushi and Asian-fusion cuisine, Café Promenade for coffee and pastries/snacks, and room service*
  • Chops Grills Steakhouse and Giovanni's Table, where for one low cover charge you can choose any items off the menu from appetizer to dessert*
  • Casual dining and snacks at Johnny Rockets and Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream*
  • Complimentary Boardwalk Dog House
  • Giovanni's Table Italian restaurant

*Late night service charge applies to room service orders between midnight and 5:00 a.m. Additional charges apply for specialty dining venues. Specialty beverages, beer, wine and soda are charged separately and are offered at current bar menu prices.

KIDS & FAMILIES
  • Complimentary Adventure Ocean® Youth Program
  • Royal Tots® programming featuring specially designed Fisher Price activities
  • Teen lounge areas and disco
  • Family-friendly activities including games, contests, enrichment classes and lectures
  • Royal Babies & TotsSM Nursery
  • DreamWorks® Experience
ENTERTAINMENT & SHOPPING
  • Complimentary Broadway-style entertainment in the Main Theater
  • Complimentary ice-skating shows in Studio B
  • 9,623 square foot Vegas-style Casino Royale® with 283 slots and 16 tables
  • 15 bars, clubs, and lounges that never have a cover, including Boleros Latin-themed lounge and Wig & Gavel Pub
  • Variety of name-brand, duty-free shopping on the Royal Promenade including jewelry, perfumes, apparel and shopping for teens and kids
  • Enhanced, more-intimate Vintages wine bar
Cruise fare includes

Shipboard accommodation as reserved and paid for, ocean transportation per itinerary, all meals, some non-alcoholic beverages available in vending machines (including, tea, coffee, lemonade and iced-tea), 24-hours Room Service*, gratuities and recreation and entertainment as provided onboard. All guests have unlimited free access to almost all public areas on board the ship.

*On Royal Caribbean International, a $3.95 service charge will be applied for Room Service Light Snack orders between Midnight and 5:00 AM only. No service charge during the rest of the day 0501 hours to 2400 hours.

Cruise fare does not include

Items of a strictly personal nature, such as, shore excursions, bar beverages, dining in the specialty restaurants, laundry, telephone calls, photographs, medical services, casino chips, onboard shopping, or other items not specifically stated as included in the cruise fare.

Onboard Experience

Things To Do

Whether you seek an adrenaline rush or total tranquility, our ships have it all. Try rock climbing, ice skating and surfing 200 feet above the waves. Melt away land-based stress with a spa massage, build a scrapbook of memories or simply relax poolside.

Dining Options

Onboard, dining is about more than just food. Think ambience, variety and the flexibility to decide when and what you savor. From casual to sophisticated, cupcakes to canapés, sample an array of options – many of them included in the price of your cruise. Pair meals with a beverage package and enjoy savings on your favorite drinks.

Casino

When our ships hit the high seas, the excitement of Casino Royale® kicks off. Try your hand at our card tables, spin to win at roulette, and hit it big time with the pull of a slot machine. With late hours,a wide variety of games and great payouts, it's the prime place to have a great time while sailing to your next destination.

Shows & Nightlife

We're the only cruise line to offer Tony Award®-winning entertainment. World-class performers from across the globe come together on our ships to WOW you from morning to night. Catch Broadway musicals, the DreamWorks Experience, ice-skating spectaculars – plus thrilling casino action, live comedy and music, bars, clubs and much more.

Kids, Teens & Families

Kids will never be bored onboard. Our complimentary Adventure Ocean® Youth Program is packed with totally awesome stuff for babies, teens and kids in between – like pajama nights, science experiments, scavenger hunts and theme parties.

Celebrations

Everyday onboard is a celebration – but we can make it extra special for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and more. Whether you're celebrating a life milestone, a special day or a special someone, you'll enjoy extras that make for a truly unforgettable voyage.

Services & Accessibility

All the conveniences you enjoy on land? We've got that covered. From Internet service to dry cleaning to accessibility features, our ships are equipped with helpful amenities to enhance your vacation. And it's all delivered with friendly, engaging Gold Anchor Service®.

Travel Documents Required

Please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the required travel documents. The requirements described below are required by government regulations and policies. They are subject to change without notice. It is strongly recommended that all guests travel with a passport that is valid for at least 6 months beyond the end of the cruise. It is the sole responsibility of the guest to identify and obtain all required travel documents for the entire cruise vacation and have them available when necessary. These appropriate, valid travel documents - passports, visas, family legal documents and inoculation certificates - are required for boarding and re-entry into the United States and other countries. Guests who do not possess the proper documentation may be prevented from boarding their flight or ship or from entering a country and may be subject to fines.

No refunds will be given to individuals who fail to bring proper documentation

It is the responsibility of the guest to identify, obtain and present necessary visas before the start of their cruise vacation. Requirements vary based on the guest's nationality and countries visiting during the cruise.

Visas

Some countries that your cruise may visit will require that you obtain a visa prior to arrival. You are responsible for obtaining any necessary visas. If you do not hold proper visa documents, you will be denied boarding without compensation.Please note the most recent visa requirements for non-United States guests sailing on an Alaskan itinerary require a Canadian visa to participate in the cruise.

Online Check in

If you use the online check-in option, this will save you time at check in as you will not have to fill in elaborate forms. On Royal Caribbean, once you have completed the online check-in successfully, you will get a Set Sail Pass that will expedite your check-in at the pier. Please note that online check must be completed at least 3 days prior to your sail date. If you have your Set Sail Pass, look for the Set Sail Pass counter at the pier and you will have to present the following documents:

  • Set sail Pass
  • Passport or identification document
  • Credit Card to be used for onboard expenses

If you are sailing on Celebrity Cruises, please visit the official website and log in to My Celebrity and complete the online check-in process. Once completed, you will receive an Xpress Pass that you need to carry with you and this will make sure your check in at the pier is expedited.

Assist Cards

It is strongly recommended to buy insurance coverage for your cruise. At Royal Caribbean Cruises, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Club Cruises, it is called the Assist Card or Cruise Care Travel Insurance. The Assist Card provides coverage against loss or damage to luggage, loss of documents and cancellations for specified reasons, in the event, that you have to cancel your cruise. Please read more about the Assist Card here:

Awards & Accolades

Over the years all three cruise lines - Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Club Cruises have been consistent in winning awards and accolades for their excellent Cruise ships - whether it be for being a leading cruise line, for the entertainment on board or activities for adults and kids, or for their dining and service. Awards voted for by the industry, as well as guests and cruisers. Take a look at the world's leading cruise lines and their achievements.

Royal Caribbean International
Royal Caribbean International voted ‘Favourite Cruise’ by Outlook Traveller Readers

NEW DELHI, March 27, 2015 - Royal Caribbean International was yet again voted winner of “Favourite Cruise ” in recognition for it's excellence, by readers of Outlook Traveller, India’s leading travel magazine. This is the second year in a row that Royal Caribbean has walked away with top honours. Mrs. Ratna Chadha, CEO TIRUN Travel Marketing, the exclusive India Representative of Royal Caribbean International received the prestigious award at a ceremony held on 27 March 2015 at the Dusit Devrana at New Delhi.

Royal Caribbean International clinches Travel+Leisure's 'BEST CRUISE(INDIA)'Award

NEW DELHI, March 31, 2014 -Global cruise line Royal Caribbean International has won yet another travel accolade in India, this time namely the 'Best Cruise (India)' of Readers Choice Awards 2013 by Travel + Leisure India & South Asia, the leading luxury and travel magazine in India and the South Asian region

Royal Caribbean International clinches Travel+Leisure's 'BEST CRUISE(INDIA)'Award

NEW DELHI, March 28, 2014 - Global cruise line Royal Caribbean International has been named the 'Favourite Cruise' for 2013 by Outlook Traveller, India's leading travel magazine. Royal Caribbean was voted winner by the magazine's readers as part of its annual Outlook Traveller Survey.

The survey was conducted in 2013 with over 7,500 respondents and was validated by global market research company IPSOS, which is an authoritative benchmark of consumer preferences in the areas of travel and tourism across 40 categories, including hotels, airlines and holiday destinations.

FAQs

PLANNING

Simply put, almost anywhere in the world. Sail to exciting ports in Alaska, Asia, Australia/New Zealand, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada/New England, the Caribbean, Europe, Hawaii, Mexico, the Pacific Northwest, Panama Canal, South America, and Transatlantic. Check our cruise calendar for more information on the destinations.

In today's day and age all cruise liners are fitted with modern stabilizing systems that corrects roll, pitch and yaw, so it is highly unlikely that you will experience motion sickness. In any event, weather predictions are taken into account and the ship will not sail into bad weather knowingly.

Yes. A cruise vacation is highly affordable! There are cruise vacations to suit every budget. Where else will you get cruise transportation, accommodation, most meals, activities and entertainment included in the price you pay. No surprises here. The extra you spend maybe on your alcoholic and beverage purchases and on your shore excursions.

No way! Your cruise ship is a floating resort and with so many things to do and explore, it will probably take you a couple of days to get familiar with your surroundings. The cruise ship is huge and there is plenty of space.

So much to do and so little time is a refrain that is commonly heard on board a cruise ship! Active enthusiasts will find loads of activities to keep them busy, be it jogging, gymming, swimming, and even practicing one's putt on the mini golf course. For the more relaxed ones, a leisurely spa treatment, a book by the pool and a stretch in the sauna are only some of the options available.

Anyone who is fit and does not suffer from any communicable disease can cruise. However there are certain exceptions. Pregnant women should not have entered or will enter into the 24th month of pregnancy while on the cruise are considered high risk.

No guest who is under 21 years can be booked unless accompanied by an adult 21 years or older. This may be waived if parents are travelling in adjacent cabin. In the case of unaccompanied minor sailing with grandparents or other relative or adult, a notarized letter of consent by at least one parent/legal guardian stipulating certain conditions is to be presented. If this is not complied with, boarding will be denied.

Generally infants have to be at least six months old on the first day of the cruise, however on some Trans Atlantic, South America and Hawaii cruises, the infant must be at least twelve months old on the first day of the cruise. It is recommended that you check the rules prior to booking, as non compliance may result in denied boarding.

It is the guest's sole responsibility to make sure all travel documentation is on order prior to boarding the ship. Valid passport, appropriate valid visa and inoculation documents are required.

Regarding visas, please check with the embassy/consulate in your country of residence or country of origin whichever is applicable and make sure you have the required visas for all the countries you will be visiting while on the cruise. Proper visa documentation is the sole responsibility of the guest. If the travel documentation is not in order you will be denied boarding and no refunds will be given.

On boarding, the passports of all passengers will be held by the Pursers Office for purposes of Immigration and Customs and be returned to passengers only on disembarkation at the end of the cruise.

Regarding visas, please check with the embassy/consulate in your country of residence or country of origin whichever is applicable and make sure you have the required visas for all the countries you will be visiting while on the cruise. Proper visa documentation is the sole responsibility of the guest. If the travel documentation is not in order you will be denied boarding and no refunds will be given.

For some guidelines on visas, click here

There are normally four types of cabins on board ships:

  • Interior cabins that are comfortable but do not have window
  • Ocean view cabins are cabins that that have large fixed window that cannot be opened, but provides you with a sea view.
  • Balcony cabins are cabins that have a verandah or balcony attached to the cabin
  • Suites are larger living areas with bedroom, sitting space as well as a balcony attached.

All the cabins are very comfortable and well furnished, equipped with television, private bath and shower and hair dryer. Depending on the type of cabin booked you may also get bathrobes and a mini bar in your cabin. Most of the ships also have safety deposit boxes in the cabins.

All rates are based on double occupancy in cabin. However if you are travelling alone and wish to have the cabin to yourself, you will have to pay 200% of the category rate.

Most ships have a "cashless" system by which they operate. On boarding the ship you will be issued a Sea Pass or boarding pass which will act as the key to your cabin as well as be used to make all onboard purchases. In short it will be your identity on board. A tab is kept of all accounts you may run up and on the night before or morning of disembarkation you are presented with the bill (if any), which you will have to clear through your credit card, debit card or cash. All billing is in USD and payment must be mad in the same currency by cash, traveler checks or charged to your credit/debit card.

Shore excursions are organized by the cruise company to see the sights and take tours of the different ports you visit. They are conducted by experienced tour guides that will provide a local flavor to the tour you undertake.

To book a shore excursion, please visit the shore excursion page on the website of the cruise company and select the excursions of your choice, feed in your reservation number and pay online. Incase you have not booked your shore excursion prior to boarding the cruise, on check in at the ship, please contact the Shore Excursion Desk for assistance.

Most ships have cabins that are equipped for guests with special needs and physical disabilities. These cabins are marked on the deck plans, as accessible cabins. If a guest uses a wheelchair, it would be better to bring it along. Wheelchairs for boarding and disembarking can be provided by the cruise company normally. Please note that some areas of the ship maybe inaccessible by wheelchair.

PREPARING

It is advisable to arrive at the pier at least two-three hours before the scheduled departure time, as cruise check in closes in most cases, 90 minutes prior to departure. Guests arriving after this will not be permitted to board.

Passengers arriving at the airport can usually get a taxi from the airport to the pier. Most cruise companies can also arrange a airport to pier transfer for a fee. This needs to be pre-booked with your travel agent or TIRUN, the local representative of your cruise company. If you buy a transfer, a representative of the cruise liner will meet you at the airport and provide transportation between the airport and the pier.

Be sure to pack your camera, suntan lotion and your swimsuit. Besides these, normally three types of clothing is required - casual, smart casuals and formal.

Casual attire: shorts, t- shirts, slacks, trousers, jeans, skirts and sun dresses

Smart casuals: Dresses and skirts for women and trousers and jackets for men

Formal: Cocktail dresses for women and suits or jacket and ties or tuxedos for men. It is possible to rent tuxedo on most ships. Alternately your country's traditional national dress will do, in case a cocktail dress is not suitable for you. Indian women can wear saris and men can wear a 'sherwani' if they so wish. Check how many formal nights there are on your sailing and pack the requisite number of clothing.

Pack a windcheater and sweater for cool days and chilly evenings on the deck. A pair of walking shoes or hiking boots will be good idea for the days you plan to go sightseeing. You may also want to bring raincoat and umbrella. The onboard voltage is normally 110/220 volts, so bring along an adapter if necessary. Hair dryers are provided in every cabin, so you don't need to carry one.

You cannot bring any item that is dangerous or illegal. Drugs, arms, guns, explosives, animals and flammable items fall into this category. So be sure you do not bring these.

If you use the online check-in option, this will save you time at check in as you will not have to fill in elaborate forms.

On Royal Caribbean, once you have completed the online check-in successfully, you will get a Set Sail Pass that will expedite your check-in at the pier. Please note that online check must be completed at least 3 days prior to your sail date.

If you have your Set Sail Pass, look for the Set Sail Pass counter at the pier and you will have to present the following documents:

  • Set sail Pass
  • Passport or identification document
  • Credit Card to be used for onboard expenses

If you are sailing on Celebrity Cruises, please visit the official website and log in to My Celebrity and complete the online check-in process. Once completed, you will receive an Xpress Pass that you need to carry with you and this will make sure your check in at the pier is expedited.

There are two dinner seatings in the main dining hall on board cruise ships. At the time of booking, please request your preference. You can choose from the main dining which usually at 6.15 pm or late dining which is at 8.30 pm.Complimentary Room Service is also available in your cabin, in addition to breakfast, lunch and dinner and the midnight buffets.

On Royal Caribbean ships there is such a thing called My Time Dining that means you can choose your preferred time of dining anytime between 6.00 pm and 9.30 pm. It gives you flexibility and is applicable in the main dining room.

Other than the main dining room most ships have specialty restaurants on board and there is a cover charge of about USD 30 per head - it is recommended to make reservations in advance if you want to dine at one of these restaurants

Guests are not allowed to bring their own liquor on board for consumption or any other purpose. If you have purchased alcoholic beverages ashore or from the shop onboard, you will have to deposit it with the ship and it will be delivered to your cabin on the last day of your sailing.

Due to security reasons, friends or family are not allowed to come on board to visit you at any port.

ONBOARD

Yes there are baby- sitting facilities both in group setting as well as individual. Be sure to book well in advance at the Guest Relations Desk. Most ships require at least 24 hours advance notice, but there is no guarantee that a baby sitter will be available. The minimum age of the child must be one year.

High chairs can be provided but you would have to make the request with your reservation. Strollers are not provided on board.

Most ships these days do have ATM machines installed. There may be a small charge levied for usage.

Special meal requests like vegetarian, diabetic, low sodium and low fat can be entertained on board. For Kosher meals, lactose free and gluten free must be requested well in advance preferably at the time of booking. All efforts will be made to accommodate the special dietary requests. Please note that these dietary requests will be accepted onboard only for the main dining hall and not other restaurants and eateries on board.

Most cruise ships can accommodate the following:

On Royal Caribbean ships vegetarian meals (including Indian, style vegetarian) are available on all menus in the Dining Room and Windjammer Cafe every day. It is not necessary for guests to make a special request for this.

Kosher meals are available no extra charge. Do notify the cruise company at least 45 days prior to sailing (90 days for European/South American Itineraries). The same goes for lactose free and soy milk.

Celebrity Cruises offer vegetarian meals on board every day of the week, and these are marked on the menu by a special leaf icon.

Kosher meals are offered free of charge and one has to request for this at least 40 days in advance. The same goes for lactose free meals too.

No sugar added desserts are also available and are marked on the menu with a small diamond next to it.

In case you have any allergies to nuts or any other type of food, do let the Maitre De know, so that he can take care of your needs.

Azamara Cruises also take care to see that dietary needs of all guests are met. So do let the cruise line know at least 40 days before your sail date incase you have any special requests. Also once on board please do meet with the Maitre De and reconfirm your special dietary requests.

Besides the main dining hall, there is provision for breakfast, lunch and dinner to be served on deck. These ser served in designated areas and you will need to check on your Daily Program for time and location. Food is included in the cost of your cruise.

There are specialty restaurants on board too but there is a cover charge of up to USD 35 per head. Reservations need to be made for dining in specialty restaurants and children under 12 years are not allowed in.

Room service is available 24 hours. Guests can enjoy free room service from 0500 hrs to midnight. A small late night charge will apply on room service between midnight and 0500 hrs.

Most ships are non smoking, but have designated smoking sections in public areas. One can normally smoke outdoors on one side of the ship. One can also smoke on a private balcony attached to your cabin, if you are booked in cabin that has an attached balcony facing the sea. For safety reasons, no smoking is permitted in any cabin category or a private balcony that looks onto the Boardwalk of the ship. There is heavy penalty that will apply is there is non-compliance of the smoking prohibition.

Cigars and pipes can be smoked only in designated areas onboard the ship.

All cruise ships cater to everyone in the family. On Royal Caribbean, they do it best. For the young ones there are Fisher Price programs and interactive sessions for 6 -36 months, the Adventure Ocean Youth programs offer a variety of activities for 3-17 years age groups. The DreamWorks Experience is an unforgettable one where you get to mingle with your favourite characters like Shrek and Madagascar, pose for photo ops with them and get to watch exclusive shows and character parades. The Barbie Premium Experience will have all the little girls floored! Learn fashion designing, take part in a fashion show or just play pretend in the pink Barbie stateroom with teacups, pastries and all. A dream come true for all those Barbie fans out there. On Celebrity Cruises the Youth Program caters to toddlers and teens. There are six different age groups and your child can join into his/hers appropriate age group.

Yes, most ships have internet cafes or work stations from where you can get access to the internet. There is a small fee for this usage. Some ships also have WI FI designated areas called 'Hot Spots' and you can use your own laptops here. Again, for a fee.

ost ships have at least one registered Doctor and two nurses on board to take care of. Please note that professional medical services are provided for fee. Therefore it is advisable that you have a fully comprehensive travel insurance policy.

Carry your Sea Pass with you at all times. This Sea Pass will act as your room key as well as your boarding pass to get off and on the ship.

So that you can thank those who have made your cruise vacation better than you could have imagined, these are the gratuity guidelines:

Royal Caribbean International:

  • Suite attendant: $7.25 USD a day per guest
  • Stateroom attendant: $5.00 USD a day per guest
  • Dining Room Waiter: $3.75 USD a day per guest
  • Assistant Waiter: $2.15 USD a day per guest
  • Headwaiter: $0.75 USD a day per guest

Celebrity Cruises

  • 12 per person per day in staterooms
  • $12.50 per person per day in Concierge Class and AquaClass staterooms
  • $15.50 per person per day in suites

Note: These gratuities apply to guests of all ages.

Gratuities for other service personnel are at your discretion. A 15% gratuity will automatically be added to your bar bill or wine check when you are served.

Envelopes for gratuities will be provided in your stateroom on the last night of the cruise. Gratuities may be paid in the following ways:

  • Pre paid by having them added to your reservation by your reservation agent
  • Added to your onboard SeaPass account
  • Paid in cash at the end of the cruise

So you are off on your first cruise vacation. Familiarize yourself with some cruise terminology so you are not all at sea on the ship! Always refer to your ship in the female gender 'she' and remember it is anathema to refer to her as 'boat'. Here's a list to get you started:

Aft: the back portion of the ship

All hands: all the crew members

Amidships: the center part of the ship

Astern: the back portion of the ship or behind the ship

Beam: the widest part of the ship normally in the central part of the ship

Berth: can be a bed or the place where the ship is docked in a port

Bow: the front portion of the ship

Bridge: the location from where the captain controls the ship

Buoy: a marker at sea that serves as a landmark, normally when entering a port

Cabin: a room for the passenger on board the ship, also called a stateroom

Cruise Director: the person in charge of all the entertainment at sea

Debark: go ashore

Disembark: to leave the ship and go ashore

Deck: location of a floor level on the ship

Dock: to come to a port and tie up alongside

Embark: to go on board a ship

First seating: a dinner seating in the main dining room. Normally at around 6 pm. This is also called Main seating

Fleet: the number of ships in the company

FlowRider: on board Royal Caribbean ships -this is a surf simulator

Forward: the front portion of the ship

Galley: a ship's kitchen

Gangway: a ramp that is used to get from the shore to the ship while it is alongside

Guarantee cabin: while reserving a guarantee cabin, you will get the cabin category you have paid for at a lower than normal price, but you will not be assigned the cabin number or the deck at that time. The details of deck and cabin will be disclosed to you a few days before the sail date

Hand: a crew member

Head: a bathroom

Inside cabin: a cabin that does not have a window, porthole or balcony

Knot: a measurement of the ship's speed. One nautical mile per hour is equal to one knot.

Maiden voyage: the first sailing of a ship

Master: the captain of the ship

Muster Drill: an exercise conducted onboard the ship whereby the passengers are advised where they are to assemble, safety instructions regarding life jackets and life boats, in case of an emergency at sea. This is a mandatory drill that is conducted on board all cruise ships.

Muster station: is the location or area to assemble in case of emergency

Ocean view cabin: an outside cabin that has a fixed window

Pitch: the forward and backward movement of the ship as it moves

Porthole: a round window that is fixed in the cabin

Purser: an officer aboard the ship who serves as manager for guest queries and services

Quad: a cabin that can accommodate four persons

Roll: the ship's side to side movement at sea

Second seating: is the later of the two dinner seatings on board a ship

Shore excursion: is a guided tour of the destination/activity a guest can go on when the ship is docked at a port

Starboard: the right side of the ship

Stateroom: is another term for a cabin on the ship

Stern: is the back or rear portion of the ship

Suite: refers to the largest category of cabin on the ship and normally includes living and sleeping areas

Tender: a small ship/boat that transports passengers to the shore if the ship is anchored at sea and not docked alongside. This is common practice when the harbor is not deep enough for the ship

Triple cabin: is a cabin that can accommodate three guests

Veranda: is the private balcony attached to the cabin

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