Enchantment of the Seas
Enchantment of the Seas is one of Royal Caribbean's enchanting Vision Class ships. Carrying only 2,400 passengers, she may be one of the smaller ships in the fleet, but she certainly packs a punch. The Viking Crown lounge offers cruisers 360° panoramic views, while enjoying a glass of wine or wonderful cocktail. The trampolines and rock climbing wall will keep the more active of cruisers busy, and with more than 2 acres of glass onboard, the views will keep everyone enchanted. The ship boasts shops, a casino, bars, restaurants, a theatre, fitness centre, pools, whirlpool and internet café- more than enough to keep you entertained throughout your cruise. Coupled with comfortable cabins and amazing deck space, there’s everything you need onboard Enchantment of the Seas to help you build memories that you won’t go forgetting in a while!
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The ship in numbers
- Launched 1997
- Tonnage 82910
- Wheelchair accessible cabins 14
- Decks 11
- Lifts 24
- Pools 3
- Restaurants 8
- Formal nights Yes
- Kids clubs Yes
- Maximum capacity 2446
- Crew 852
- Refurbished 2017
What's onboard
Dining
The cuisine and dining options onboard Enchantment of the Seas are exactly what you would expect from a 4-star Royal Caribbean cruise. The My Fair Lady dining room offers the usual multiple-course, classic cruise cuisine and service, while the Windjammer Cafe is the ship's 24-hour casual dining option.
If you are looking to treat yourself, Chops Grille is the onboard steak house, while the California Vineyards offers an elegant, romantic setting and fine wines. Latte-tudes is where to head for your favourite coffee and pastries, while Ben & Jerry's, serves, well, Ben & Jerry's ice cream to all!
- Chef’s Table
- Café Latte-tudes
- Windjammer
- Chops Grille
- Room Service
- Park Café
- Main Dining Room
Entertainment
The entertainment onboard Enchantment of the Seas is both fun filled and varied. For a relaxed evening, there are the Broadway-inspired shows in the theatre or the ship’s martini bar, the Schooner Bar. There is also a great selection of lounge bars onboard, offering speciality coffees, cold beers and cocktails throughout the day, or if you fancy a flutter, head to the casino and see how lucky you can get on the slot machines and games tables.
- Schooner Bar- Classic cocktails and live piano music
- Boleros- Latin music
- Diamond Club- Exclusive members-only drinks
- Solarium Bar- Refreshing drinks by the pool
- R Bar- Vintage vibes and tasty cocktails
- Pool Bar- Al fresco drinks as the sun goes down
Family
Families are perfectly catered for onboard Enchantment of the Seas, with a range of activities that will get everyone together and having fun. For those feeling a little daring, there's a rock climbing wall that will take you to new heights or a bungee trampoline which will send you soaring over the ship. Alternatively, for something a little more leisurely, the arcade is always a hit with families who challenge each other on the retro and modern games.
In addition, there are several programs onboard specially designed for the younger guests:
- Royal Babies and Royal Tots- playgroups aimed at those between 6 and 36 months.
- Aquanauts- for 2-5 year olds
- Explorers- for 6-8 year olds
- Voyagers- 9-11 year olds
Things to do
Spa and Fitness
It’s hard to think of a more relaxing way to top off a cruise holiday than by treating yourself to a trip to the onboard spa. With an extensive menu of treatments, from body wraps to facials and massages, you’ll leave feeling rejuvenated and ready to face the working week once more. In addition, for those who like to stay active, even during their downtime, the ShipShape Fitness Centre is fully equipped with everything you’ll need for a light bit of exercise or a full-blown workout.
- 2 swimming pools, one indoor/outdoor with sliding glass roof
- 6 jacuzzis
Recreation
As exciting as days exploring the fantastic destinations may be, there is also plenty to discover during the day onboard Enchantment of the Seas. With 2 swimming pools, one with a sliding glass roof to protect against the elements, and 6 jacuzzis, simply lay back and let your worries and stresses float away as you soak up the sun and watch the world go by.
Inside the ship, guests will find everything they need during the cruise, including an internet café, library and several shops where you can pick up anything you’ve forgotten, or grab a holiday treat at amazing duty-free prices.
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Iglu Cruise customer reviews for Enchantment of the Seas
An oldie but a goodie. Smaller ship with all the charm of old style traditional cruising. Very friendly and had everything you need to have a fabulous time on board.
I would recommend the ship for the size that it is. The staff onboard were amazing, lovely, friendly and very helpful, nothing was too much trouble.
We had a great time. The staff on the ship were very helpful and made our stay wonderful. The cruise was 5-star for us. Food, service, excursions and cleanliness were of a very high standard.
We all enjoyed the cruise., it was certainly value for money. The service on the ship and the excursions were good.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cabins
What are the main types of cabins on Enchantment of the Seas?
Options range from Interior (some with Virtual Balconies) and Ocean View to Balconies and expansive Royal Suite Class accommodations.
Families and Kids
Is Enchantment of the Seas family-friendly?
Yes, it is exceptionally family-friendly. The ship features dedicated kids' clubs, youth staff, and family-focused entertainment.
Does Enchantment of the Seas have waterslides?
Many Royal Caribbean ships feature The Perfect Storm waterslides, but we recommend checking specific deck plans for older vessels.
Food and drink
What are the main dining options on Enchantment of the Seas?
Dine in the multi-level Main Dining Room (with traditional or flexible My Time Dining) or the casual Windjammer Cafe.
What speciality dining is there on Enchantment of the Seas?
Premium options typically include Chops Grille (steakhouse), Izumi (Asian), and Giovanni's Table. Cover charges apply.
Itineraries
Which ports does Enchantment of the Seas usually sail out of?
Departures vary by season, commonly sailing from major hubs like Miami, Port Canaveral, Barcelona, Rome, or Southampton.
Ship Features
What are the top highlights onboard Enchantment of the Seas?
Its massive scale, the indoor Royal Promenade, and incredible entertainment venues like the AquaTheater or Ice Rink.