Navigator of the Seas showcases Royal Caribbean's aim to provide "the ultimate adventure" with their renowned style for pushing the limits of what's possible on a cruise. Carrying over 3,000 guests, this Voyager class ship is filled with entertainment for all, from rock climbing walls and wonderful spas, to an ice-rink and Broadway-style theatre productions. Whether you're looking for the ultimate in relaxation or adventure, everything you'll ever need on a cruise holiday- and more!- can be found onboard.
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The ship in numbers
- Launched 2002
- Tonnage 139999
- Wheelchair accessible cabins 27
- Decks 15
- Lifts 14
- Pools 3
- Restaurants 11
- Formal nights Yes
- Kids clubs Yes
- Maximum capacity 4000
- Crew 1213
- Refurbished 2019
What's onboard
Dining
Navigator of the Seas offers culinary experiences specially created to satisfy even the most adventurous of tastes. For the traditional cruise dining experience head to the main dining rooms, serving several courses of sumptuous cuisine, or other options include:
- Jamie’s Italian - tuck into delicious antipasti at the world-famous chef’s signature take on Italian cuisine
- Hooked Seafood - mouthwatering surf sides with a view to match such as the popular lobster rolls
- Johnny Rockets - where burgers, fries and shakes prove irresistible in a fifties style diner atmosphere
- Chop's Grille - for incredible steaks, seafood, and decadent desserts
- Giovanni's Table - serving the freshest, authentic Italian cuisine
- Izumi - for a delicious range of Japanese dishes
- Sabor Modern Mexican - you'll find wonderful, tasty Mexican tacos, salsa, margaritas, and more.
- Windjammer - serving the perfect choices of international cuisine
In each and every venue guests can not only count on delicious food, but also friendly and attentive service, or alternatively guests do have the option of 24 hour room services if they wish to dine in private.
Entertainment
As you would expect from a ship of this scale, entertainment onboard Navigator of the Seas is widely varied and exciting. The Metropolis theatre is a beautifully decorated five-tiered space arranged over three decks and entertains audiences with West End style shows.
The ship is also host to another sensational entertainment opportunity: a live ice-skating show. Watch as professional skaters effortlessly glide and dance, mesmerising their audience with their skills.
The casino is dedicated to giving you a fantastic night of fun and entertainment, and caters for every type of gaming preference including Black Jack, stud poker and roulette. Gaming lessons are also on hand for novices and instruct on the basics allowing you to enjoy a game like a pro.
Boleros Latin-themed club is where the ship's nightlife really comes alive with Latin passion and dance. As well as all of these facilities, there are plenty more bars, lounges and clubs located throughout the ship where you can enjoy a quiet night or lively evening at your pleasure. Whatever your mood there will be a lounge bar to suit your needs, from a good old, beer serving pub, to Schooner's Martini bar, offering up elegant cocktails.
Things to do
Spa and fitness
With so much to see and do on this great liner it is good to know that there is a place where you can relax and escape to. Royal Caribbean's ShipShape Spa offers tranquillity the moment you enter, giving you somewhere to indulge yourself in a fantastic selection of therapies and treatments.
The elegantly appointed marble, natural stone and soft wood tones confirm that you are in a very special place. Massages, wraps and a multitude of different treatments are offered and ensure that you leave feeling revitalised and ready to enjoy every corner of your magnificent cruise ship.
Other facilities include:
- Fully-equipped large gym and fitness suite
- 3 Swimming pools
- 6 Jacuzzis
- Running Track
- Basketball/Volleyball court
Recreation
Activities onboard this ship capture the innovation that Royal Caribbean has pioneered and illustrate just what can be achieved on a grand cruise liner. A 9 hole golf course and running track are available to passengers, as well as a full size basketball court. Navigator of the Seas features the first ever ice-skating rink at sea, as well as an impressive rock climbing wall that towers 200ft above sea level. Another popular addition is the exhilarating Surf Simulator - known as the Flowrider - where you can test your skills or even book lessons. Other activities for you to partake in whilst basking in the sun include:
- Perfect Storm Water Slides - whiz down the two exhilarating water slides! Designed for two people in tandem, at 800ft long the Blaster aqua coaster is the longest water slide at sea while the Riptide mat racer sees kids and adults alike plunging along head first at top speed
- Shops
- Complimentary Adventure Ocean Youth Programmes
- Internet cafe
- Library
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Iglu Cruise customer reviews for Navigator of the Seas
Tired ship needs paint too much rust along handrails and on balconies also mirrors behind bars tarnished and tiles in toilets need maintenance poor entertainment
Fabulous ship ! Wonderful food on board and the crew were just marvellous.
Terrible cruise sunshine cruise to the canaries that's a joke. Stuck in Vigo for 2 days freezing then to cap it all no visit to Madeira or Lanzarote.Stabilizer issue with the ship which broke of and knocked a hole in the hull of the ship sick for 10 days due t5o stabilizer issue .This was my first cruise and had booked it 18 months ago never again
This cruise was very disappointing in the fact that we did not stop at half the ports on the itinerary due to a serious breach of the hull caused by the loss of a stabiliser on the first full day at sea. We were only minutes away from needing to abandon ship, we discovered later. The real danger was never told to us by the captain, only that we had been forced to get into port for repairs due to a slight technical problem. Of the ten days of the cruise, we spent seven of them at sea. A compensation package was proffered, but half of it was given as a future cruise discount, which would only be effective if we were to book another cruise with RC within the next two years. We are challenging this part of the compensation package as we feel it needs to be given in cash as a matter of principle. All in all, the cruise was not what was advertised and the lack of transparency on the part of the company and its captain was not up to the standard we would expect, especially were passenger safety is concerned.
