Independence of the Seas
For lively, fun filled days and glamorous nights, set sail on Royal Caribbean International's Independence of the Seas.
The Independence of the Seas is one of four Freedom Class ships from Royal Caribbean International, which boasts the biggest and best equipped ships in the RCI fleet. The Independence of the Seas is packed with fun things to see and do and offers European and Caribbean cruises to active couples, families and friends who like their cruise holidays to be action packed.
Make it a fun-fueled journey to remember onboard Royal Caribbean International’s Independence of the Seas.
On Board
The Independence of the Seas caters for an active crowd who enjoy keeping fit when they’re away. There’s golf, swimming, jogging, ice skating and fitness classes galore and lots of fun new activities to try. If you prefer a slower pace of cruise holiday you can escape to the Solarium, a gorgeous adults only pool and tropical garden complete with hammocks for dozing. The ship is every bit as lively at night with two theatres presenting a mixed programme of Broadway style shows and cabaret. There’s lots of lively bars and lounges, especially around the main promenade area.
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Staterooms
The Independence of the Seas provides a huge choice of cabin accommodation, there’s interior cabins, exterior rooms, ocean views, balcony staterooms and a glamorous array of suites available. Of her 1,800 staterooms around half have private balconies. In typical cruise holiday fashion the décor is simple and uses a classic colour palette of clean white with aquamarine highlights and most rooms have twin beds that join to create a comfy queen.
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Dining
What you eat and drink during cruise holidays is just as important as the ports you visit and the cuisine onboard Independence of the Seas is nothing short of spectacular. Enjoy five course blowouts in the main dining room, have a home cooked Italian courtesy of Portofini or demolish a slice of pizza poolside from Sorrento’s. Windjammers is a masterclass for other cruise operators on how to do cruise holiday buffets. It’s filled with fresh, mouthwatering hot and cold dishes and has been clearly divided into stations, making it much easier and faster to find what you want.
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Deck Plans
You will find all the information you need to know about what is on each deck, find your accommodation, which deck the pool is located on.
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Cheap Cruise Holidays
With great offers on a range of Cruises, booking with Cruise Thomas Cook is a must. If you’re keen to set sail check out our 2013 Cruises and Last Minute Cruises – or if you’re planning ahead browse our 2014 Cruises and 2015 Cruises. For those setting sail from the UK there’s a number of cruises from Southampton to choose from.
Best Cruise Ships
Discover the fun-filled Independence of the Seas, check out the luxurious Oasis of the Seas or go casual when cruising with the Grandeur of the Seas. Part of the P&O Cruise family, the Ventura, Oriana and Azura offer elegant transportation to the world’s best destinations.
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For awe-inspiring glass interiors check out the Brilliance of the Seas, or for ice-rinks and fitness centres join the Navigator of the Seas. If you’re after innovation, the Norwegian Epic boasts many unique and wonderful features. The Celebrity Solstice is dubbed a floating paradise and the chic Celebrity Eclipse is effortlessly stylish.