With 9 ships in Europe in 2023, Royal Caribbean invites guests on board for exciting cruises across the continent. From no-fly cruises from Southampton to Scandinavian adventures or a sun odyssey in the Mediterranean, you’re sure to find the perfect cruise holiday during Royal Caribbean’s Europe 2023 season. Keep reading to find out which ships are sailing and where.
Anthem Of The Seas
Sailing From: Southampton
Itinerary Lengths: 7, 11 and 12-nights
In 2023, Anthem of the Seas will embark on voyages from Southampton for the third year in a row, giving guests the chance to head to an array of destinations without even catching a plane. Head for the Norwegian Fjords, spend a week sailing to France and Spain, or enjoy a longer break in the sunny Canary Islands.
Why You Should Choose This Ship
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There are bumper cars
- You can try out skydiving at Ripcord by iFly
- Izumi Sushi brings the fresh flavours of Japanese cuisine on board
Odyssey Of The Seas
Sailing From: Rome
Itinerary Lengths: 7 to 12-nights
Having only begun sailing in 2021, Odyssey of the Seas invites guests on board to enjoy the modern delights of this huge ship as she sails from Rome in 2023. Setting sail from Rome, you’ll head to the Greek Isles, with ports of call including Santorini and Mykonos. And if that wasn’t enough, a longer voyage will take you as far as Israel.
Why You Should Choose This Ship
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You can enjoy a drink in the North Star observation capsule
- Enjoy the unique combination of virtual reality with bungee trampolining at the Sky Pad
- There are two swimming pools and an adults-only Solarium
Symphony Of The Seas
Sailing From: Rome and Barcelona
Itinerary Lengths: 7-nights
With itineraries starting in Rome and Barcelona, there’s no better way to see the Western Mediterranean than on Symphony of the Seas in 2023. The perfect week-long holiday, get ready for destinations including Naples, Mallorca and Marseille. Whether you like a trip to the beach or a city tour, there’s something for everyone on these unmissable voyages.
Why You Should Choose This Ship
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You can spend time exploring the 7 distinct neighbourhoods
- There’s a ten-storey slide called the Ultimate Abyss
- Guests of all ages can make the most of The Perfect Storm waterslides
Serenade Of The Seas
Sailing From: Barcelona
Itinerary Lengths: 5, 8 and 12-nights
Offering both short and longer itineraries, make your way to Barcelona where Serenade of the Seas will be waiting to whisk you away on the dream holiday. Choose from sailings in the Western Mediterranean, the Greek Isles or Italy and France with Athens, Crete and Corsica being just a few of the amazing ports of call you can expect.
Why You Should Choose This Ship
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The pool has a retractable glass roof
- You can dine at speciality restaurants include Giovanni’s Table, Izumi Sushi and Hot Rocks, and Chops Grille
- The main dining room has two levels of glass windows so you can enjoy meals with a view
Explorer Of The Seas
Sailing From: Ravenna
Itinerary Lengths: 7-nights
Explorer of the Seas is set for a season exploring the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas as she heads to Ravenna for the first time. Embarking on 7-night itineraries, guests can expect delightful destinations including the likes of Kotor, Dubrovnik and Katakolon.
Why You Should Choose This Ship
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You can listen to live piano music (and sing along!) at Schooner Bar
- Late-night treats are available from Café Promenade
- There’s a surf-simulator and a rock climbing wall
Brilliance Of The Seas
Sailing From: Rome, Ravenna, Piraeus and Barcelona
Itinerary Lengths: 7-nights
Italy, Greece or Spain: the choice of where you want to start this cruise is yours. Meet Brilliance of the Seas in one of these equally brilliant cities and embark on a 7-night voyage. As well as stopping at Rome, Ravenna, Piraeus and Barcelona, you’ll also get to visit Koper in Slovenia.
Why You Should Choose This Ship
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Kids will love the mini golf, arcade and climbing wall
- Adults have their very own exclusive solarium
- Wine lovers can taste bottles from around the world at Vintages
Rhapsody Of The Seas
Sailing From: Haifa and Limassol
Itinerary Lengths: 4, 5 and 7-nights
Get ready for a summer of firsts for Royal Caribbean courtesy of Rhapsody of the Seas. Not only will she be the first ship in the fleet to sail from Limassol and Haifa in the same season, she’ll also head to ports of call that the cruise line have never sailed to before, including Skiathos and Thessaloniki.
Why You Should Choose This Ship
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There are four speciality restaurants
- You can head to the spa for an array of treatments
- Evenings can be filled with unique entertainment at the bars and main theatre
Voyager Of The Seas
Sailing From: Copenhagen and Stockholm
Itinerary Lengths: 7 to 11-nights
While the sunshine and beaches of the Mediterranean might be tempting, Northern Europe also offers an unforgettable cruise experience, and in 2023 you can explore Scandinavia on Voyager of the Seas. Hop on onboard in Stockholm and Copenhagen, with ports of call also in Estonia and Russia.
Why You Should Choose This Ship
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There are three high-speed waterslides
- Everyone will love trying their hand at glow-in-the-dark laser tag
- You can ice skate at sea on board
Jewel Of The Seas
Sailing From: Amsterdam
Itinerary Lengths: 12 nights
If you’re looking for a longer cruise in 2023, Jewel of the Seas awaits with 12-night getaways from Amsterdam. Choose from voyages around the British Isles, itineraries around Iceland and Ireland, or head to the Arctic Circle for a truly unforgettable experience.
Why You Should Choose This Ship
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You can watch a film by the pool thanks to the Poolside screen
- There are amazing views from the top of the rock climbing wall
- There are West-End and Broadway-style shows at the theatre
Now you know which ships are on offer in 2023 and where you can sail in Europe on board, all that’s left to do is book. Check out all our Royal Caribbean 2023 cruise deals and get ready for the perfect cruise!
