A Caribbean cruise evokes the romance of the seas — sailing under the stars and with a full moon; waking up in the morning to another glorious day; another Caribbean island; sitting on the deck in the afternoon watching another stunning sunset; soaking up the sun by the pool during the day; dancing the night away on the deck of a ship; relaxing on a beach of a private island reserved for the cruise ship, or snorkeling in its turquoise waters; or do absolutely nothing. You’re on your honeymoon.

Caribbean cruise ships are destinations in themselves offering everything you would expect in a great resort which includes gourmet dining, spectacular entertainment, all kinds of physical activities, and various amenities. Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines’ Voyager of the Sea, the world’s largest cruise ship, cruises the Western Caribbean in the fall, winter and spring. It offers first-time cruise features — a ice-skating rink that doubles as a fully operational TV studio and 900-seat concert stadium, an inline skating track, and a rock-climbing wall 200 feet above sea level. It has a full-size basketball court and miniature golf course. Couples have a selection of three themed restaurants in the multi-level dining room and then can spend their evening at the two-level dance club.

Balcony staterooms begin at just $2988 for a seven night cruise for two. This price includes all meals, entertainment, round-trip airfare from Washington, transfers from the airport to pier, plus port charges and government fees. In addition, the Classic Romance Package includes welcome aboard champagne, formal portrait in an engraved silver-plated frame, Petit Fours in stateroom one evening, and a champagne breakfast.

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