Royal Caribbean ships
31 ships, largest first. Each page has the live position, the next sailings with prices and a price-history chart.
All linesRoyal Caribbean · 31Carnival Cruise Line · 30MSC Cruises · 24Norwegian Cruise Line · 21Princess Cruises · 17Celebrity Cruises · 16Holland America Line · 11Disney Cruise Line · 8Cunard · 4Virgin Voyages · 4
Royal CaribbeanIcon of the Seas
2024 · 248,663 GT · 5,610 guests
next sailing from €1,674
In portRoyal CaribbeanLegend of the Seas
2026 · 248,663 GT · 5,610 guests
next sailing from €841
Royal CaribbeanStar of the Seas
2025 · 248,663 GT · 5,610 guests
next sailing from €2,183
In portRoyal CaribbeanUtopia of the Seas
2024 · 236,473 GT · 5,668 guests
next sailing from €733
In portRoyal CaribbeanWonder of the Seas
2022 · 235,600 GT · 5,734 guests
next sailing from €477
Royal CaribbeanSymphony of the Seas
2018 · 228,081 GT · 5,518 guests
next sailing from €643
Royal CaribbeanHarmony of the Seas
2016 · 226,963 GT · 5,479 guests
next sailing from €438
Royal CaribbeanOasis of the Seas
2009 · 226,838 GT · 5,606 guests
next sailing from €1,146
Royal CaribbeanAllure of the Seas
2010 · 226,637 GT · 5,484 guests
next sailing from €679
Royal CaribbeanSpectrum of the Seas
2019 · 169,379 GT · 4,246 guests
next sailing from €470
Royal CaribbeanAnthem of the Seas
2015 · 168,666 GT · 4,180 guests
next sailing from €1,351
At seaRoyal CaribbeanOvation of the Seas
2016 · 168,666 GT · 4,180 guests
next sailing from €1,340
Royal CaribbeanQuantum of the Seas
2014 · 168,666 GT · 4,180 guests
next sailing from €1,136
Royal CaribbeanFreedom of the Seas
2006 · 156,271 GT · 3,782 guests
next sailing from €365
Royal CaribbeanIndependence of the Seas
2008 · 155,889 GT
next sailing from €1,195
In portRoyal CaribbeanLiberty of the Seas
2007 · 155,889 GT · 3,798 guests
next sailing from €541
Royal CaribbeanNavigator of the Seas
2002 · 139,999 GT · 3,386 guests
next sailing from €1,429
At seaRoyal CaribbeanMariner of the Seas
2003 · 139,863 GT · 3,114 guests
next sailing from €884
Royal CaribbeanExplorer of the Seas
2000 · 138,194 GT · 3,286 guests
next sailing from €929
Royal CaribbeanAdventure of the Seas
2001 · 138,193 GT · 3,807 guests
next sailing from €638
Royal CaribbeanVoyager of the Seas
1999 · 137,276 GT · 3,602 guests
next sailing from €485
In portRoyal CaribbeanBrilliance of the Seas
2002 · 90,090 GT · 2,140 guests
next sailing from €1,395
At seaRoyal CaribbeanJewel of the Seas
2004 · 90,090 GT · 2,501 guests
next sailing from €462
Royal CaribbeanRadiance of the Seas
2001 · 90,090 GT · 2,501 guests
next sailing from €468
At seaRoyal CaribbeanSerenade of the Seas
2003 · 90,090 GT · 2,490 guests
next sailing from €871
Royal CaribbeanRhapsody of the Seas
1997 · 78,878 GT · 2,040 guests
next sailing from €779
Royal CaribbeanVision of the Seas
1998 · 78,340 GT · 2,050 guests
next sailing from €1,671
Royal CaribbeanEnchantment of the Seas
1997 · 74,000 GT · 2,446 guests
next sailing from €490
Royal CaribbeanGrandeur of the Seas
1996 · 73,817 GT · 2,446 guests
next sailing from €1,440
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Royal CaribbeanHero of the Seas
Facts coming soon
next sailing from €2,025
In portRoyal CaribbeanOdyssey of the Seas
2021 · 4,198 guests
next sailing from €1,487
Frequently asked questions
›How many ships does Royal Caribbean have?
Royal Caribbean has 31 ships in our catalogue, from 73,817 to 248,663 gross tons.
›What is the biggest Royal Caribbean ship?
Icon of the Seas at 248,663 GT, carrying 5,610 passengers.
›What is the newest Royal Caribbean ship?
Legend of the Seas, which entered service in 2026.
›Where are the Royal Caribbean ships right now?
4 of 31 tracked Royal Caribbean ships are under way at the moment; open the live map at /tracker/royal-caribbean/ for positions, or any ship below for its own map.