13 sister ships in this class · Data updated February 2026
The R Class class includes 13 sister ships built on the same platform. While these ships share similar dimensions and overall layouts, each vessel offers unique characteristics that make it special. Compare the ships below to find the one that best matches your vacation preferences.
Sister ships in the same class provide a consistent cruise experience - if you enjoyed one ship, you'll likely enjoy the others. However, differences in amenities, dining venues, entertainment options, and cabin configurations can make each ship feel unique.
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Bolette vs Borealis
Borealis vs Volendam
Volendam vs Zaandam
Zaandam vs Amsterdam
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Amsterdam vs Azamara Onward
Azamara Onward vs Azamara Quest
Azamara Quest vs Insignia
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Insignia vs Azamara Pursuit
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Azamara Pursuit vs Regatta
Regatta vs Azamara Journey
Azamara Journey vs Nautica
Nautica vs Sirena
The R Class class is a group of 13 sister ships built on the same platform. These ships share similar dimensions, layouts, and features but may have unique amenities or configurations.
There are currently 13 cruise ships in the R Class class. Use our comparison tool to see the differences between these sister ships.
While R Class ships share the same base design and dimensions, each ship may have unique restaurants, entertainment venues, décor themes, and cabin configurations. Compare them to find subtle differences.
Consider factors like the ship's year built (newer ships may have updated features), specific amenities unique to each vessel, and the itineraries offered. Our comparison tool highlights the differences between ships.
Sister ships offer consistent quality and familiar layouts across the fleet. If you enjoyed one ship in the class, you'll likely enjoy others. However, each ship may have unique features worth exploring.
