Barcelona, November 11, 2019. Royal Caribbean International unveils its 2021-22 adventure lineup with the launch of its Alaskan itineraries. The cruise line invites passengers to set sail for breathtaking views and exciting adventures in the final frontier with the return of favorites Ovation, Radiance, and Serenade of the Seas in summer 2021. For the second consecutive year, Royal Caribbean will have three ships in the region—each featuring the brand's first spa stateroom—and will offer a variety of 7-night itineraries from Seattle, Vancouver, British Columbia, and Seward, Alaska. The cruise line's 2021 Alaska sailings are now available for booking.

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- The Ovation will sail this final frontier as the largest ship in the region. The Quantum-class vessel will offer 7-night round-trip cruises from Seattle, visiting destinations such as Juneau, the state capital, and Skagway, Alaska.
- The Radiance will be ready to embark on a grand 7-night itinerary between Seward and Vancouver. Passengers will be able to enjoy breathtaking views, from the Hubbard Glacier to the Inside Passage.
- Travelers looking to enjoy Canada's stunning views can sail round trip from Vancouver aboard the Serenade on 7-night adventures that include a stop in Ketchikan, Alaska and sailing through Tracy Arm Fjord.
- Before and after the Alaska season, the Serenade and Radiance of the Seas will sail island-hopping, visiting Kailua, Hilo, and Lahaina, Hawaii. The Radiancefrom Honolulu, Hawaii, or Vancouver will include an overnight stay in Lahaina, while the Serenade from Honolulu will include an overnight stay in a remote location.
- Royal Caribbean's three ships will debut spa staterooms. The new line of balcony accommodations will allow guests to relax between adventures with a variety of amenities and perks, including priority spa reservations, premium linens and bath products, soothing décor, daily tea, water, and coffee deliveries, and priority boarding.
Aboard the incredible Ovation of the Seas
The Ovation returns for its third consecutive year, offering unparalleled adventures against the backdrop of Alaska's picturesque landscapes. Whether from the North Start or the RipCord by iFly skydiving simulator, passengers will enjoy breathtaking panoramic views, from wildlife-filled fjords to the lush scenery of the Inside Passage. Seven-night round-trip itineraries from Seattle will visit the best of the region, including Skagway, where travelers will step back in time following in the footsteps of the historic Klondike Gold Rush and visit a restored 19th-century railroad depot; and Juneau, for a sleigh ride on the Mendenhall Glacier or to explore centuries-old mining trails. From the FlowRider surf simulator and iFly's RipCord to SeaPlex, the largest and most revolutionary indoor space at sea, featuring a trapeze school, full-size basketball court, ice rink, and bumper cars, there are adventures for all ages. For those looking to slow down and unwind after a busy few days, there's the Vitality Spa and indoor or outdoor pools offering front-row seating. Guests can also treat themselves to a delicious meal at Chops Grille, Izumi, or Jamie's Italian before catching one of Royal Caribbean's award-winning original productions.
Adventures await you on the Radiance and Serenade of the Seas
Returning to bucket-list adventures, the Radiance and Serenade of the Seaswill once again sail through pristine wilderness. The Radiance will offer alternating 7-night southbound and northbound itineraries between Vancouver and Seward. Passengers will have the opportunity to experience the magnificent scenery of this stunning region firsthand with stops at Icy Strait Point, Sitka, and Skagway as they cruise through the Inside Passage and past the Hubbard Glacier.
For more adventurous explorers traveling aboard the Radiance , it's possible to extend their journey with 3- to 7-night stays before or after their cruise through Cruisetour packages. On these immersive trips, travelers can visit the renowned Denali National Park and Preserve with local experts, hike on Exit Glacier, kayak and bike on Eklutna Lake, and much more.
The Serenade, returning for a second summer season in Alaska, will offer 7-night round-trip voyages from Vancouver, visiting Ketchikan, the gateway to the wild and marine landscapes of Tracy Arm Fjord; Skagway, Sitka, and Juneau. With a wide variety of experiences to choose from, passengers can create lifelong memories by embarking on unique shore excursions such as dog sledding in Skagway or soaring in a helicopter for panoramic views of the nearby mountains and glaciers in Juneau.
The Radiance and Serenade of the Seas offer glass elevators with ocean views and floor-to-ceiling windows, giving passengers breathtaking views beyond the horizon. The two Radiance-class ships also offer a wide range of other thrills for passengers, including a rock-climbing wall that rises 12 meters above the ocean, movie nights under the stars, and signature restaurants like Chops Grille, Giovanni's Table, and Izumi.
For more information on Royal Caribbean's Alaska itineraries for 2020-2021, visit:
https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/cruise-schedule#cruises2021-2022.















