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Royal Caribbean’s new and exciting Legend of the Seas is not the first ship to carry that name.

The original Legend of the Seas launched in 1995 and now sails as Marella Discovery 2.

The new Legend of the Seas is around three and a half times the gross tonnage, 100 metres longer and more than twice as wide as the original ship.


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Royal Caribbean’s new Legend of the Seas is not the first ship in the fleet to use that name.

The original Legend of the Seas launched in 1995 and left Royal Caribbean’s fleet in 2017.

She was not scrapped or abandoned. She is still sailing today as Marella Discovery 2.

I have cruised on her since she changed cruise lines, so I have s...


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When you reach your cruise terminal, you normally hand your suitcases straight over to the porters outside.

Those suitcases are screened, sorted and delivered to cabins separately, so you may not see them again until later that afternoon or evening.

The important rule to remember is that anything you have with you that is essential, time-sensitive, pre...


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The fantastic new mega ship, Legend of the Seas, has an unusual permanent crew member – a young Golden Retriever called Skipper.

Skipper’s official job title is “Chief Dog Officer”.

I was hoping I could meet her sometime during my cruise, but on a ship of that size, it was far from certain!

Passengers can’t book a meeting with S...


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As I started cruising as a child, that means I have been cruising for over two-thirds of my life!

I have seen plenty of changes in that time, particularly over the last ten years or so.

Some things have changed for the worse – on some lines, cost-cutting measures are clearly evident – but many things have changed for the better.

This i...


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