Royal Caribbean International

Royal Caribbean International operates a fleet of 25 ships, offering a range of cruise experiences across different vessel sizes and styles. The line was founded in 1968 and is part of the Royal Caribbean Group, headquartered in the United States.

The fleet includes some of the largest cruise ships afloat. Symphony of the Seas carries 6,680 passengers, whilst Oasis of the Seas accommodates 6,771 passengers. Other large-capacity ships include Harmony of the Seas with 6,687 passengers and Allure of the Seas with 6,780 passengers.

Modern and Established Vessels

Newer additions to the fleet include Spectrum of the Seas, built in 2019. Mid-sized options are also available, such as Ovation of the Seas with 4,188 passengers and Anthem of the Seas with 4,905 passengers. The line maintains vessels built across several decades, from Quantum of the Seas launched in 2014 to older ships still operating within the fleet.