To celebrate its 10th year cruising down under and the launch of the summer cruising season, Royal Caribbean has launched a spectacular birthday sale offering savings of up to 40% on a range of international and local itineraries, priced from just AUD$449. Plus kids travel from just AUD$69 per day.
“It’s our birthday, and you get the gifts! Our 10th Birthday Sale is just one way of thanking our guests – past, present and future – for all their support in helping us reach this milestone,” said Royal Caribbean managing director, Adam Armstrong.
This summer, Aussies have a choice of four of the youngest, most modern and adventure packed ships from Royal Caribbean sailing from Sydney to the South Pacific, New Zealand and around Australia, including the all new Ovation of the Seas, twin sister ships Voyager of the Seas and Explorer of the Seas and culinary favourite Radiance of the Seas.
For the new to cruise, they can sample the delights of the most modern megaliners sailing down under with a three-night ‘cruise to nowhere’ from Sydney on Voyager of the Seas, departing on 2 February 2018. Was AUD$709, now priced from just AUD$449 per person, twin share in an Interior stateroom.
For the ultimate family fun holiday in the sun, travellers can cruise the South Pacific with a 9-night roundtrip on Explorer of the Seas, departing Sydney on 12 February 2018 and calling to Mare, Port Vila, Mystery Island and Noumea. Was AUD$1,299, now priced from just AUD$889 per person, twin share in an Interior stateroom.
Or choose to cruise in New Zealand with a 12-night roundtrip cruise from Sydney on Ovation of the Seas, departing on 17 October 2017 and calling at Sydney to Bay of Islands, Auckland, Tauranga, Dunedin and Milford Sound Region. Was AUD$2809, now priced from just AUD $1819 per person, twin share in an Interior stateroom.
Hurry, offer ends 31 October 2017.
For further information or to book a Royal Caribbean cruise, visit www.royalcaribbean.com.au, phone 1800 754 500 or see your local travel agent.
SOURCE: Royal Caribbean International