Grandeur of the Seas

As the oldest ship still sailing under the Royal Caribbean banner, Grandeur of the Seas has spent three decades proving that a smaller, more traditional ship can still hold its own against the newest arrivals in the fleet. Grandeur of the Seas cruises pair a classic, glass-filled design with an exciting lineup of dining and entertainment, making it a natural fit for guests who want to spend their days exploring the Caribbean and their evenings enjoying the best onboard facilities.

Welcome to Grandeur of the Seas

Royal Caribbean's Grandeur of the Seas joined the fleet in 1996 as one of five Vision Class ships, designed around light and views rather than headline-grabbing attractions. A major refurbishment in 2012 brought the cruise ship up to date, adding several speciality restaurants and lounges guests would expect on Royal Caribbean's newer ships. With a capacity of around 2,446 guests and a crew of approximately 760 across 12 decks, Grandeur of the Seas can strike a comfortable balance between offering plenty to do and never feeling crowded.

Measuring 279 metres in length and weighing approximately 73,817 gross tonnes, the Grandeur of the Seas offers guests a more considered holiday pace, with sweeping picture windows throughout the public areas, a genuinely sociable Centrum at the heart of the ship, and a solid choice of casual and elegant dining venues.

Grandeur of the Seas: What's On Board

Rock Climbing Wall

Rising 40 feet above the pool deck, Grandeur of the Seas' rock climbing wall lets guests test their nerve with the ocean stretching out below. Suitable for climbers of most abilities and supervised throughout, there are few more exciting ways to kick off an incredible day at sea.

The Centrum

At the heart of the ship, the Centrum was reimagined during Grandeur of the Seas' 2012 refurbishment and now hosts aerial acrobatic performances that draw guests to the surrounding decks to watch from above. It's a striking focal point and an excellent testament to how this ship has kept pace with the rest of the fleet.

Casino Royale

For guests fancying a flutter, Casino Royale offers a Vegas-style setting with roulette, slot machines and regular poker tournaments. It's a lively spot most evenings, particularly on sea days when the tables fill up early.

Broadway-Style Entertainment

Every evening is an event in the ship's theatre, which stages a rotating programme of productions, including Rhythm and Rhyme, a show built around reimagined Broadway hits. The ship also offers live bands, piano sing-alongs, and themed nights throughout the cruise.

Harmony of the seas Grease

Grandeur of the Seas Bars & Dining

Dinner Worth Dressing Up For

Guests looking to treat themselves during their Grandeur of the Seas cruise will find a handful of speciality dining venues worth the visit. Giovanni's Table brings rustic Italian dishes such as fresh focaccia and osso buco to the table, and Izumi offers sushi and Asian-inspired small plates for guests after something different. For a genuinely special evening, the Chef's Table brings a five-course tasting menu with wine pairings in an intimate, more exclusive setting than the ship's other venues.

Grandeur of the Seas Chef's Table

Easy Dining Between Ports

For a more relaxed meal, Grandeur of the Seas offers plenty of casual dining included in the cruise fare. Park Café is a good option for a quick sandwich or salad between activities, Café Latte-tudes serves speciality coffee and pastries for guests wanting a slower start to the day, and Windjammer rounds things off with an international buffet spanning everything from fresh pastries to regional Caribbean dishes.

Grandeur of the Seas Café Latte-tudes

A Lounge for Every Occasion

Whatever the occasion, Grandeur of the Seas has a bar or lounge to suit. The R Bar brings a retro edge to its cocktail list, the Viking Crown Lounge wraps around the ship in floor-to-ceiling glass, delivering panoramic views by day before turning into a lively spot for drinks once the sun goes down, and the Pool Bar keeps the drinks flowing throughout the day for guests who'd rather not leave their lounger.

Grandeur of the Seas Cabins & Accommodation

Interior

Standard: Approx. 136 sq. ft.

Grandeur of the Seas' interior staterooms are a sensible choice for guests who'd rather focus their budget on shore excursions. Featuring two twin beds that convert to a queen alongside a private bathroom, these cabins offer a comfortable base for guests who spend most of their time out and about.

Ocean View

Standard: Approx. 126 sq. ft.
Spacious: Approx. 193 sq. ft.

These staterooms bring a little more natural light into your day, with a picture window framing the passing views. The Spacious option offers considerably more room to stretch out, making it a good fit for guests who'd like extra space without booking a balcony.

Balcony

Spacious Ocean View Balcony: Approx. 195 sq. ft. plus a 39 sq. ft. balcony.

Step outside for some fresh sea air without leaving your cabin. Grandeur of the Seas' balcony staterooms offer a private outdoor space, ideal for a morning coffee or an evening drink as the ship sails between ports.

Suite

Junior Suite: Approx. 243 sq. ft. plus a 74 sq. ft. balcony.
Grand Suite: Approx. 349-532 sq. ft.
Owner's Suite: Approx. 517 sq. ft. plus a 111 sq. ft. balcony.
Royal Suite: Approx. 1,400 sq. ft. plus a 257 sq. ft. balcony.

For guests looking for more space and comfort, Grandeur of the Seas' suites are the ideal choice. From the Junior Suite, with its separate seating area, to the Royal Suite, complete with a baby grand piano and wraparound balcony, there's plenty of choice.

Grandeur of the Seas Pools, Health & Wellness

Solarium

Tucked away from the busier pool deck, the Solarium is Grandeur of the Seas' adults-only onboard oasis. Sheltered beneath a glass canopy, this indoor-outdoor retreat features its own pool and whirlpools, making it the perfect place to unwind when things get busy on the main decks.

Harmony of the seas Solarium

Vitality Spa

After a day of exploring, Vitality Spa gives guests the chance to unwind. The spa's menu includes massages, facials and body wraps, alongside a salon for hair and nail treatments before dinner.

Fitness Centre

Guests keen to keep up their fitness routine at sea will find a well-equipped gym on board. Soak up ocean views and enjoy a rolling programme of classes designed for guests who'd rather work out together than alone.

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Grandeur of the Seas - Frequently Asked Questions

Does Grandeur of the Seas have Wi-Fi?

Yes, guests can purchase the Royal Caribbean VOOM package on board or before they sail. This service provides internet access throughout their Grandeur of the Seas cruise. Guests can access service throughout the ship or in onboard cafés.

Is there a dress code on Grandeur of the Seas?

Comfortable dress is permitted throughout the ship during the day, except swimwear, which is restricted to the pool deck. Eveningwear must be smart-casual, and formal nights are often included in the itinerary. We'd recommend checking the specific guidance for your sailing in advance.

Where do you sail on a Grandeur of the Seas itinerary?

The Grandeur of the Seas itinerary currently focuses on the Southern Caribbean, with round-trip sailings from Colón in Panama and Cartagena in Colombia, calling at destinations including Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire. As the ship's deployment can change by season, speak to your Cruise Expert to find out which Grandeur of the Seas itinerary is currently available.

How many guests does Grandeur of the Seas carry?

Grandeur of the Seas has a maximum capacity of around 2,446 guests, making it one of the more intimate ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet. This smaller scale appeals to guests who prefer a quieter, more traditional cruising experience.