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Royal Caribbean International

Royal Caribbean is renowned for driving innovation at sea with the world's largest cruise ships including the Oasis and Icon classes.

Active ships
30
Ports visited
60+
Founded
1968
Total capacity
131,817
Headquarters
Miami, United States
Segment
Contemporary
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The fleet

Royal Caribbean International fleet

30 active ships
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Sail with Royal Caribbean International

Liberty of the Seas sailing from Southampton, England

6 Night Norwegian Adventure Cruise

Royal Caribbean • Liberty of the Seas

Oct 10, 2026 · 6 nights

United Kingdom

$1,135/person$189/night
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Icon of the Seas sailing from Miami, Florida

7 Night Eastern Caribbean & Perfect Day

Royal Caribbean • Icon of the Seas

Oct 10, 2026 · 7 nights

Bahamas

$2,278/person$325/night
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Allure of the Seas sailing from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida

6 Night Western Caribbean & Perfect Day

Royal Caribbean • Allure of the Seas

Oct 11, 2026 · 6 nights

Bahamas

$1,309/person$218/night
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Where it sails

Popular ports

Ports most frequently visited by Royal Caribbean International ships in the past year.
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Port Canaveral

United States · 83 visits

Port Miami

United States · 72 visits

Perfect Day at CocoCay

Bahamas · 57 visits

Cozumel Cruise Port

Mexico · 56 visits

Nassau Cruise Port

Bahamas · 54 visits

Port of Civitavecchia

Italy · 48 visits

Port of Barcelona

Spain · 35 visits

Port Everglades

United States · 35 visits

Roll calls

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Upcoming sailings across the Royal Caribbean International fleet. Open a date to track that ship and see the ports she calls at.

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9 upcoming sailings

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Frequently asked questions

How many ships does Royal Caribbean International have?

Royal Caribbean International currently operates 30 active ships with a combined capacity of 131,817 passengers.

Where does Royal Caribbean International sail?

Royal Caribbean International frequently visits ports including Port Canaveral, Port Miami, Perfect Day at CocoCay, and more.

Can I track Royal Caribbean International ships live?

Yes. Every Royal Caribbean International ship is trackable via live AIS data on our interactive map.

What is the newest Royal Caribbean International ship?

The newest ship in the fleet is Legend of the Seas, launched in 2026.