These cruise ships are known for their size but they host a huge range of exciting opportunities for passengers.

Royal Caribbean is now banning personal speakers from its private island in The Bahamas, according to RoyalCaribbeanBlog.com, ...

Some islanders are alarmed. CocoCay, the Royal Caribbean cruise line’s private island in the Bahamas.Credit... Supported by By Ceylan Yeğinsu Photographs by Erin Schaff Opposite the bustling ...

# Troy Smith, a long-time Royal Caribbean employee who currently serves as director of island operations at Perfect Day at CocoCay, will head operations at the cruise line’s first-ever beach club ...

Royal Caribbean has appointed Troy Smith as General Manager of the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, set to open in December ...

Royal Caribbean has banned Bluetooth speakers on its private island in The Bahamas, Perfect Day at CocoCay, prompting ...

The company’s other two private resorts are in Labadee, Haiti, and Coco Cay in the Bahamas. Norwegian Cruise Line has Great Stirrup Cay, also in the Bahamas. Carnival is so keen on Celebration ...

A major cruise company is cracking down on noisy passengers with a new rule banning people from using Bluetooth speakers on ...

This week, the media got a first-hand look at the Royal Caribbean beach club development. The 17-acre beach club on the western end of Parad ...

Perfect Day at CocoCay in The Bahamas and Labadee in Haiti. Passengers sailing select itineraries will have access to the cruise line’s upcoming Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, set to open in ...