Learn about the Grandeur of the Seas cruise ship – its unique offerings, amenities, accommodations, staterooms, cabin information, and details of luxurious suites, decks, dining, specialty dining, public venues, entertainment, health and fitness facilities, activities for kids and teens, sports and enrichment programs for all family members, pictures and videos.
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The Grandeur of the Seas, registered in the Bahamas, was built at Kvaerner Masa-Yards in Turku, Finland. It first set sail on its maiden voyage on December 14, 1996, and was refurbished in May 2012. Aviva Ofer, the wife of Sammy Ofer and mother of Eyal Ofer, who serves on Royal Caribbean's Board of Directors, is the ship's godmother. The cruise ship measures 73,817 GRT, is 916 feet long, and 105.6 feet wide. It has a speed of 19 knots and features 11 guest decks, 12 total decks, 9 passenger elevators, 2 bow thrusters, and 1 stern thruster.
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Discover a truly grand cruising adventure onboard Grandeur of the Seas. With 12 different dining options, you can taste flavors from around the world every day. Test your limits on the signature rock-climbing wall or unwind with some "me time" at the Vitality at Sea Spa. Whether you're up for adventure or relaxation, Grandeur of the Seas offers something for everyone.
This ship is packed with amenities to enhance your cruise. Hang out at one of the multiple bars and lounges, cool off in one of the two pools, or relax in one of the four whirlpools. If you're feeling active, the state-of-the-art fitness center is perfect for holding up with your workouts. Plus, the full-service Vitality at Sea Spa is the ideal place to pamper yourself while sailing the seas.
On all our ships it is customary to tip staff for their excellent service and attention to detail. Service charges can be prepaid as part of the reservation. This can be divided into restaurant staff, flight attendants and other cleaning service staff. If you choose not to prepay the service fee before the cruise, a service fee of $14.50 per guest per day will be automatically added to each guest's SeaPass account. For Grand Suite guests and above, the amount she pays is $17.50.
An 18% service charge is also automatically added to beverages and beverage packages, mini-bar items, spa & salon purchases as well as specialty dining products, including packages, classes and brunches.
Many guests offer additional tips for excellent service during their cruise. This can be done by tipping your SeaPass onboard account or by paying cash at your discretion.
