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A
Presentation from One Busy Guy ...
Greetings guests,
fellow crew and OCCASIONAL browsers!
 In
all my years at sea and beyond I have never had the opportunity to visit
the Mediterranean, that is until I joined the Voyager of the Seas. The
Voyager is an
'Eagle' class vessel and weighs in the neighborhood of 139K ton.
Smaller than the Freedom but still gargantuan. The
layout is practically identical to that of the Explorer and the
Adventure. If you want to
know more about the stats then please visit the Explorer page.
I flew from Miami on a Friday afternoon
arriving in Frankfurt at 7 the following morning. I had an hour to find
my connecting gate, and flew two more hours to Barcelona. I was
completely exhausted having been awake nearly 30 hours.
AT
THIS WRITING:
 The
recent
past
Voyager
would
home
port in
Galveston,
Texas.
Many
new
builds
have
since
been
placed
into
service
and
now
the
Voyager
sails
from
Sydney,
Australia.
Of all the vessels I've
boarded in my career I do believe that Voyager is the most generally
attractive. It was the first in a series of five vessels that include
the Explorer, the Navigator, the Mariner and the Adventure of the Seas.
It's almost as if all the available creative energy poured into this
ship and the designers were not able to out do themselves. The other
vessels I mention are all very beautifully appointed though I think that
Voyager has snatched away the crown. As with most RCL
vessels, the crew is absolutely magnificent.
 As
I mentioned before the Voyager is likely one of the more attractive
ships I've encountered.
Click
on the camera to view a gallery of images I've assembled featuring the
ships
interior.
Modest
panoramas of
cruise destinations are posted on You Tube and can be viewed by selecting the
related image
on the right.
 
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