4 nights cruise in the Canada/New England on Independence of the Seas
- Royal Caribbean
- Independence of the Seas
Itinerary
| Day | Destination | Arrival | Departure | Time ashore |
|---|
| Cruise | ||||
| Day 1 | USA - New York - New York City | - | 15:00 | - |
| Day 2 | Sea day | - | - | - |
| Day 3 | Canada - Nova Scotia - Halifax | 08:00 | 18:00 | 10 |
| Day 4 | Sea day | - | - | - |
| Day 5 | USA - New York - New York City | 07:00 | - | - |
Day 1USA - New York - New York
Renowned as "The center of the world," "The city that never sleeps," and "The Big Apple," New York needs no formal introduction. This bustling city, with approximately 8.5 million inhabitants, is a melting pot of cultures, experiences, and iconic lan...
Renowned as "The center of the world," "The city that never sleeps," and "The Big Apple," New York needs no formal introduction. This bustling city, with approximately 8.5 million inhabitants, is a melting pot of cultures, experiences, and iconic landmarks that captivate all who visit. From Manhattan's allure to Times Square's dazzle, Central Park's serenity to the majestic Statue of Liberty, New York offers it all.
Worth seeing
Central Park: A globally recognized oasis, Central Park serves as Manhattan's lung, inviting all to enjoy its sprawling beauty, often familiar from numerous movie scenes.
Empire State Building: This striking art-deco skyscraper once reigned as the world's tallest building for 23 years. Its observation deck offers panoramic views that encapsulate all of Manhattan's grandeur.
Times Square: The convergence of 7th Ave and Broadway creates a dynamic hub where luminous advertisements and a sea of people come together, forming the navel of the world.
Statue of Liberty: Welcoming visitors from the New York waterfront, this iconic symbol stands as one of America's most photographed and celebrated landmarks.
Climate
New York experiences a range of climates. Winter months bring temperatures around freezing point, while summers see temperatures between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius, occasionally creeping higher towards 30 degrees Celsius. Despite its subtropical climate belt location similar to Naples and Madrid, cold winds from the inner North American continent lead to cold winters.
Currency
American Dollars (USD)
Weather
Highlights
Known for its innovative and groundbreaking ships
Award-winning entertainment
The fantastic water park, H2O Zone
Broadway-inspired shows
About the ship
Independence of the Seas is an impressive cruise ship in the Freedom class and offers a wonderful combination of adventure and relaxation. With modern facilities, plenty of space, and activities for both children and adults, the ship is ideal for a vacation filled with experiences.
Life on board
Independence of the Seas is packed with experiences for the whole family. On the sun deck, guests will find several heated swimming pools, hot tubs, and the popular Splashaway Bay – a colorful water park for children featuring fountains, water cannons, and small slides. Adventurous guests can try out FlowRider, a surf simulator that lets you ride the waves high above the ocean. The bold can race down the wild water slides of The Perfect Storm, while others may prefer a quiet moment in the Solarium – a relaxing area for adults only.
The ship also features a climbing wall, basketball court, mini golf, and a real ice skating rink where guests can lace up and glide across the ice in the middle of the sea. For those looking for a slower pace, there are plenty of shops to explore, spa treatments, and a well-equipped fitness center with ocean views.
Indoors, the ship offers cozy lounges and lively bars where you can enjoy a drink as the sun sets. In the evening, the entertainment reaches new heights with impressive ice shows, large-scale musicals, and live concerts. Whether you're into glitter and glamour or more intimate music experiences, there's something for everyone.
Dining experiences
Independence of the Seas offers a wide variety of dining options. The large buffet restaurant and the main dining room are included in the fare and serve everything from classic dishes to new flavors each day. In addition, the ship has several specialty restaurants for an extra charge, where guests can indulge in top-notch cuisine – whether you prefer elegant, casual, or family-friendly dining.
Cabins and suites
The ship has a wide range of cabins and suites to suit all types of travelers. Whether you're traveling alone, as a couple, or with the whole family, there's a cabin that offers a comfortable stay. The décor is modern and functional, and many cabins offer beautiful ocean views or access to a private balcony. Several cabins can accommodate up to four people, and there are also larger suites and connecting cabins for bigger groups.
Facilities
Ship facts
Facilities
- Ale & Anchor
- Boleros
- Champagne Bar
- Crown Lounge
- Olive or Twist
- Playmakers Bar & Arcade
- Pool Bar
- Schooner Bar
- Sky Lounge & Bar
- Solarium Bar
- Star Lounge
- Suite Lounge
- The Plaza Bar
- Viking Crown Lounge
- Vintages Wine Bar
- Flowrider
- Pool area
- Splashaway Bay
- The Perfect Storm
- Climbing wall
- Fitness center
- Mini golf
- Running track
- Sports area
- Conference center
- Diamond Club
- Guest Services
- Library
- Next Cruise
- Shore Excursions
- Adventure Ocean
- Aquanauts
- Babies And Tots
- The Living Room
- Solarium
- Spa
- Sun deck
- Art gallery
- Casino Royale
- Game arcade
- Ice skating rink
- Laser Tag: Battle For Planet Z
- Outdoor cinema
- Royal Escape Room: The Observatorium
- Royal Theater
- Shopping area
- Studio B
- Sugar Beach
- Ben & Jerrys
- Café Promenade
- Chops Grille
- Fish & Ships
- Giovanni's Table
- Izumi Hibachi & Sushi
- Johnny Rockets
- Main Dining Room
- Sorrentos
- Windjammer Café
Ship facts
Length:339
Passengers:4375
Crew:1360
Built:2008
Tonnage:154407
Registered:BahamasPrice Includes
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