Icon of the Seas (2024): First Icon-class ship
Icon Of The Seas, the first ship of the new Icon class of Royal Caribbean, will sail from Miami starting from January 2024 and will carry out cruises to discover the Western and Eastern Caribbean with a stop at Cococay, Royal Caribbean's private island in the Bahamas.
Icon Of The Seas will be powered by LNG (liquefied natural gas), the cleanest fossil fuel currently available. This is an important sign from the company to confirm respect for the marine environment and its commitment to it of ecology.
Icon Of The Seas: extraordinary adventures on board
On board icon Of The Seas you will find Category 6, an amazing and huge water park with slides and 7 large swimming pools. Among the novelties we mention Swim & Tonic, the first swim-up bar in the fleet. For adrenaline lovers there is Crown's Edge, a path from chills overlooking the sea. The evenings will be animated by the shows of the AquaDomeSM : robotic technology, a dynamic waterfall that will leave you speechless.
Icon Of The Seas: the perfect ship for family vacations
Families aboard Icon Of The Seas will find numerous cabins with 3 or 4 beds, as well as an infinity of proposals to have fun or relax suitable for all ages. In fact, this ship was designed especially with young families in mind with the desire to have fun and spend unforgettable moments together in the new spaces of Icon Of The Seas.
Icon Of The Seas: Suites and cabins
The new Suites aboard icon Of The Seas bring together a level of comfort never seen before, a union of luxury without being boring or overly formal. Star, Sky and Sea are the 3 levels of Suite to choose from for true VIP experiences on board. For families unmissable is the Ultimate Family Townhouse, with a real movie theater inside! You can choose from over 10 types of Suites, as well as cabins with balconies, sea view cabins and practical internal cabins.
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