Transatlantic Cruises: Lots More Information
To house all its inhabitants, the Radiance of the Seas boasts 1,050 staterooms on the 4 tops decks. Take a look at this Travel Channel clip to learn more about the army of attendants keeping these rooms in order.
Take a behind-the-scenes peek at the technology powering the gigantic Radiance of the Seas, an Alaskan cruise ship. Check out this Travel Channel clip to learn more about cruise ship engines.
In this Travel Channel clip, Samantha Brown heads to the Freedom of the Sea's Galileo Dining Room to enjoy a meal, applaud the chefs, and make some new friends.
The Freedom of the Seas cruise ship offers lots of activities you'd expect, and one you might not. Host Samantha Brown takes a spin on the ship's ice rink in this Travel Channel video.
There is much to do to prepare for you trip and you don't want to forget anything. Do you need your passport? And what about that bottle of wine you've been saving for a special occasion? Are you allowed to bring that on board?
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Buffet locations and offerings are as varied as cruises themselves—the spreads may reflect a ship's theme, and may be inside, outside, above deck or below—or all four. They won't be hard to find, though: On a cruise ship, you're never too far from the food.
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Passengers aboard the Freedom of the Seas can work off the extra calories by pumping iron or practicing Pilates in the ship's spacious gym. Check out this article to learn more.
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Nestled between Africa and Asia, and flowing from the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea is most heavily sailed along the northern shores, and while the ports of call remain as exotic as ever, the trend toward Red Sea cruising is becoming popular.
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