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Royal Caribbean - Navigator of the seas
Visita al Navigator of the seas de Royal Caribbean Internacional, en su escala en la isla de Gran Canaria. 31/10/07
Visita al Navigator of the seas de Royal Caribbean Internacional, en su escala en la isla de Gran Canaria. 31/10/07
Cruise ship VISION OF THE SEAS
Crucero de la flota de Royal Caribbean, hizo escala en A Coruña el 1 de mayo de 2009. Capacidad para 2.435 pasajeros. Otros buques de la Clase Vision son: Enchantment of the Seas, Grandeur of the Seas, Legend of the Seas, Rapsody of the Seas y Spendour of the Seas. Cruise ship of the fleet Royal Caribbean, arrived at La Coruna on May 1st 2009. The vessel has capacity for 2.435 guest. Other ship of the Vision class: Enchantment of the Seas, Grandeur of the Seas, Legend of the Seas, Rapsody of the Seas and Spendour of the Seas
Crucero de la flota de Royal Caribbean, hizo escala en A Coruña el 1 de mayo de 2009. Capacidad para 2.435 pasajeros. Otros buques de la Clase Vision son: Enchantment of the Seas, Grandeur of the Seas, Legend of the Seas, Rapsody of the Seas y Spendour of the Seas. Cruise ship of the fleet Royal Caribbean, arrived at La Coruna on May 1st 2009. The vessel has capacity for 2.435 guest. Other ship of the Vision class: Enchantment of the Seas, Grandeur of the Seas, Legend of the Seas, Rapsody of the Seas and Spendour of the Seas
Debut Voyage For World's Largest Cruise Ship
Royal Caribbean International present Liberty of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship. From Turku Finland, Liberty passes through the spectacular Ostbroen-East Bridge in Copenhagen to dock in Southampton, where Royal Caribbean celebrate her first ever voyage. Some 4000 people are on board the ship, the first to experience her size and facilities. Liberty of the Seas then sails for two days and, upon her return to Southampton, crosses paths with sister ship Navigator. Bow to bow, the two ships 'kiss' to mark this historic first journey. This is Liberty's last European stop before beginning her seven-night Western Caribbean cruises on 19th May 2007. Liberty of the Seas weighs more than 160000 tonnes (80000 cars), is 3 ½ football pitches long and accommodates an amazing 5730 people per sailing, 4370 of which will be guests. She is longer than 37 double decker buses. Turned on end she is taller than the Eiffel Tower, and is bigger than the USS Nimitz, the largest aircraft carrier in the American Navy. She has almost twice as many rooms as the biggest hotel in Europe, Madrid's Hotel Auditorium, which has 869 rooms...Liberty has over 1800. "With the introduction of Liberty of the Seas, the exciting new programs will provide our guests with even more freedom to create their own unique adventures," says Adam Goldstein, President, Royal Caribbean International. "This new ship embodies the brand's innovative essence in so many ways and will serve as a catalyst for fleet wide ...
Royal Caribbean International present Liberty of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship. From Turku Finland, Liberty passes through the spectacular Ostbroen-East Bridge in Copenhagen to dock in Southampton, where Royal Caribbean celebrate her first ever voyage. Some 4000 people are on board the ship, the first to experience her size and facilities. Liberty of the Seas then sails for two days and, upon her return to Southampton, crosses paths with sister ship Navigator. Bow to bow, the two ships 'kiss' to mark this historic first journey. This is Liberty's last European stop before beginning her seven-night Western Caribbean cruises on 19th May 2007. Liberty of the Seas weighs more than 160000 tonnes (80000 cars), is 3 ½ football pitches long and accommodates an amazing 5730 people per sailing, 4370 of which will be guests. She is longer than 37 double decker buses. Turned on end she is taller than the Eiffel Tower, and is bigger than the USS Nimitz, the largest aircraft carrier in the American Navy. She has almost twice as many rooms as the biggest hotel in Europe, Madrid's Hotel Auditorium, which has 869 rooms...Liberty has over 1800. "With the introduction of Liberty of the Seas, the exciting new programs will provide our guests with even more freedom to create their own unique adventures," says Adam Goldstein, President, Royal Caribbean International. "This new ship embodies the brand's innovative essence in so many ways and will serve as a catalyst for fleet wide ...
BAHAMAS CRUISE ON MONARCH OF THE SEAS
Monarch of the Seas depart Port Canaveraal Florida - Dec. 22, 2008 ************************************** Monarch Of The Seas - Royal Caribbean International www.royalcaribbean.com
Monarch of the Seas depart Port Canaveraal Florida - Dec. 22, 2008 ************************************** Monarch Of The Seas - Royal Caribbean International www.royalcaribbean.com
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