Staying Active at Sea: Royal Caribbean Offers Fun Fitness Variety

March 2019 - Royal Caribbean International heats things up with the $115 million transformation of Navigator of the Seas. Among the next-level adventures now on board the newly amplified ship is the first standalone blow-dry bar at sea. To Dry For touts a menu of services, from blowouts to hairstyling and polish changes, perfect for guests looking to sit back and get ready for a night out on the town after an unforgettable day on the pool deck or exploring idyllic, tropical destinations.

B-roll of the Action Sports onboard Symphony of the Seas.

B-roll footage of the Vitality Spa onboard Symphony of the Seas

B-roll footage of Sports and Activities onboard Symphony of the Seas

Royal Caribbean International has orchestrated a new vacation experience that has redefined family and adventure travel. Symphony of the Seas, the cruise line’s newest ship, brings together the award-winning and acclaimed features only found on Royal Caribbean, with distinct new experiences that will continue to inspire adventure among guests of all ages.

B-roll footage of the newest member to the Oasis class, Harmony of the Seas. The world's largest cruise ship, spans 16 guest decks, encompasses 226,963 gross registered tons, carries 5,497 guests at double occupancy, and features 2,747 staterooms.

B-roll footage of Vitality Fitness Center onboard Ovation of the Seas.

Carlos PenaVega and friends beach workout on Royal Caribbean's private destination Labadee, Haiti.

Carlos PenaVega and friends try simulated surfing on Anthem of the Seas' FlowRider.