Adventure of the Seas

Towering above the pool deck, the rock climbing wall gives guests of all ages and abilities the chance to test their nerve with an ocean view for company. With multiple climbing routes to choose from, it is one of the more active ways to spend a sea day on board Adventure of the Seas.

For guests who prefer their thrills a little wetter, The Perfect Storm brings two racing waterslides to the pool deck. Guests can twist and turn their way down side by side, making it a fun way to spend an afternoon between ports, whether they compete with a partner or simply enjoy the ride.

Studio B is home to Adventure of the Seas' ice-skating rink, which hosts professional ice shows in the evenings and open skating sessions during the day. It is an unexpected and essential part of the cruising fun, and it is sure to keep delighting guests trying it for the first time.

Guests looking to try their hand at surfing without leaving the ship will want to head straight for the FlowRider. This surf simulator sends a continuous wave of water across a padded deck, giving first-timers and experienced boarders alike the chance to practise their moves in front of an audience of fellow guests cheering them on from the surrounding seating.

Guests looking for a speciality dining experience have plenty of options on board Adventure of the Seas. Chops Grille serves premium steaks and chops in a relaxed setting, Giovanni's Table brings rustic Italian classics to the table, and Izumi offers a menu of sushi and other Asian-inspired dishes for guests wanting something a little different.

When appetites do not quite align, Royal Caribbean's Adventure of the Seas makes casual dining easy. The Windjammer Marketplace serves a complimentary, globally inspired buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner, while Johnny Rockets brings classic American diner favourites, including burgers and hand-spun milkshakes, to guests craving something familiar.

Whatever the occasion, Adventure of the Seas has a bar or lounge to suit it. The Schooner Bar offers a cosy, nautical setting for a classic cocktail, Boleros brings Latin rhythms and drinks to the evening, and the Viking Crown Lounge offers sweeping views alongside its drinks list, making it a popular spot to watch the sun go down.

Standard: Approx. 150 sq. ft.

Promenade View: Approx. 160 sq. ft.

Studio (solo): Approx. 105 sq. ft.

Among the various Adventure of the Seas cruise ship cabins, interior staterooms are a popular choice for guests who prioritise value and are likely to spend most of their time exploring the ship. Promenade View interior cabins add a window onto the lively Royal Promenade below, while solo travellers can choose a Studio cabin designed just for them.

Standard: Approx. 160 sq. ft.

Spacious Panoramic: Approx. 190-215 sq. ft.

For guests who want a sea view without the cost of a balcony, Adventure of the Seas' ocean view cabins deliver just that. The Spacious Panoramic option adds an especially generous window, filling the cabin with natural light and making it a comfortable base for a longer sailing.

Standard: Approx. 165 sq. ft.

Spacious: Approx. 180 sq. ft.

A balcony cabin makes the most of the Caribbean climate, giving guests their own private outdoor space to enjoy a morning coffee or an evening drink as the ship sails between ports. The spacious option offers a little extra room to stretch out, ideal for guests who plan to spend much of their holiday on their own balcony.

Junior Suite: Approx. 265 sq. ft.

Grand Suite: Approx. 350 sq. ft.

Owner's Suite: Approx. 560 sq. ft.

Royal Suite: Approx. 1,090 sq. ft.

Guests looking to make their Adventure of the Seas cruise a genuinely special occasion will find plenty to love among the ship's suite categories. From the extra space of a Junior Suite to the two-storey Royal Suite, complete with a baby grand piano and a private balcony, these accommodations add a touch of occasion to any sailing.

When it's time to relax away from the main pool deck, the adults-only Solarium offers a quieter alternative. With its own pool, whirlpools and plenty of shaded loungers, it is a peaceful spot to unwind with a book or simply watch the world go by.

Guests looking to feel their best on board can head to the Vitality Spa, which offers a full menu of massages, facials and body treatments alongside a salon for hair and nail services. The adjoining fitness centre gives early risers and gym regulars everything they need to keep up their routine at sea, with a full range of equipment and fitness classes on offer.

Younger guests are well looked after on board Adventure of the Seas thanks to Splashaway Bay, a colourful aqua park complete with water cannons, slides and tipping buckets. It is a firm favourite with families, giving children a place to burn off energy while parents relax nearby.