Before I begin to tell you about the four fabulous destinations on our recent cruise on Royal Caribbean's Independence of the Seas, I want to finish my tour of the ship.
We left off on Deck 12. Deck 13 is the sports-activity deck. There is an activity for everyone:
For adventurous water lovers there is the Flowrider, the surfing simulator. It's located at the back of the ship so you have a beautiful view.
There were some who were really good...
And others not so good...but it was fun to watch those who tried.
Behind the Flowrider is the miniature golf course. Everyone has fun pretending they are Tiger Woods or Rory McElroy...
For a more active sport, there is a basketball court. Somebody's husband likes to pretend he is Lebron James...
And behind the sports court is the rock climbing wall...I really thought about doing this...the cruise next May for sure!
Up on Deck 14 is the Olive or Twist Lounge.
From here you can get amazing views of the ship and beyond...
For adventurous water lovers there is the Flowrider, the surfing simulator. It's located at the back of the ship so you have a beautiful view.
There were some who were really good...
And others not so good...but it was fun to watch those who tried.
For a more active sport, there is a basketball court. Somebody's husband likes to pretend he is Lebron James...
And behind the sports court is the rock climbing wall...I really thought about doing this...the cruise next May for sure!
Up on Deck 14 is the Olive or Twist Lounge.
From here you can get amazing views of the ship and beyond...
And finally on Deck 15 is the Skylight Chapel for those planning a wedding or vow renewal on their next cruise.
In the next blog post I'll talk about our visit to St. Maarten which has become our new favorite Caribbean island.
Thank you for visiting,
A Great Europe Trip Planner
All photos in this post were taken by my husband and me during our Caribbean cruise in May, 2014.
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