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WAY MORE THAN A CRUISE
Independence of the Seas sets sail from Southampton from May 2008 and will remain sailing from Southampton in 2009.
Guests can experience a staggering 15 decks of onboard activities and award-winning innovations, including FlowRider®, our onboard surf park, rock-climbing wall, ice-skating rink, H20 Zone interactive water park, plus more, way more!
With a choice of 4, 11 and 14 night itineraries cruising to destinations in Europe and the Mediterranean, there truly is something for everyone. Why not recommend a 4 night short cruise to Cork for customers who have never cruised before? A perfect introduction to cruising!
Independence of the Seas is the largest and most exciting ship to ever sail from the UK, so don’t let your customers miss out on the experience of a lifetime.
Keep up to date with all the latest news on the dedicated Independence of the Seas website – www.royalcaribbean.co.uk/independence
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