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Royal Caribbean International has announced that after a ten year break, Royal Caribbean International will once again call Hollywood home, starting in June 2022, with Royal Caribbean International saying that “casting” has chosen Navigator of the Seas as a “series regular” that will sail from Los Angeles.

Navigator of the Seas will broaden the cruise line’s West Coast offerings, sailing 3-, 4- and 5-night itineraries to Catalina Island, California and Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico – plus, select  7-night sailings will feature overnights in the popular resort city.

Royal Caribbean’s new year-round adventures from LA will open for sale the week of March 29, 2021.

Michael Bayley, president and CEO, Royal Caribbean International said, “California is calling us home once again, and what better way to reintroduce Royal Caribbean than to bring our next-level cruise vacations to the City of Angels and make it a year-round adventure starting just in time for summer,” adding, “We’re excited to return to Los Angeles to add bigger, bolder vacation options along the West Coast,” and “With a ship like Navigator of the Seas, complete with waterslides, activities from day to night and a line-up of restaurants, bars and lounges, friends and families alike are in for a memorable getaway.”

Navigator of the Seas had a  $115 million “amplification” in 2019, Royal Caribbean International says Navigator brings “star power” to LA that will thrill guests with its reimagined Caribbean poolscape anchored by the lively three-level bar The Lime & Coconut; two daring waterslides that cantilever over the edges of the ship – The Blaster aqua coaster, the longest waterslide at sea, and Riptide, the industry’s only headfirst mat racer; the first standalone blow-dry bar at sea, To Dry For; elevated nightlife and dining, and transformed spaces that each are dedicated to kids and teens.

The winning combination of these thrilling features and activities alongside Royal Caribbean favourites – against the backdrop of Hollywood Hills – will make for a new short getaway, over the week or weekend, that makes the most of every minute for vacationers of all ages.

A report from Royal Caribbean International by John Alwyn-Jones