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DESTINATIONS — CRUISE


Izumi restaurant


THE FACTS ALLURE:


The climbing wall and AquaTheater


as they wander around the ship, children will meet the likes of Shrek, Kung Fu Panda and Madagascar’s Alex the Lion, which gives the ship the flavour of a floating theme park. There is also plenty for adults looking for a little peace and quiet. The adults-only Solarium, at the front of the ship, is perfect for a


spot of sunbathing or a healthy lunch in The Bistro. The Vitality spa is Royal Caribbean’s biggest, offering almost 30 treatment rooms and an extensive range of treatments.


l CABINS There are some unique cabins on Oasis. There are standard


balcony cabins, but you also have inside cabins, also with balconies, offering a view over the ship’s bustling Central Park. Shops, restaurants and bars including Royal Caribbean’s popular wine venue Vintages, line Central Park’s real garden, or passengers can even enjoy a picnic under the real trees.


l When Allure of the Seas arrives in Europe in May, it will sail on seven-night cruises from Barcelona. l The ship will visit Palma, Marseille, La Spezia and Civitavecchia, where new passengers will also be able to board. l Allure will join Southampton-based Anthem of the Seas in Europe, which is also offering Mediterranean sailings. l Allure launched in December 2010. l At 362 metres, Allure is the same length as Oasis of the Seas – but is one metre wider, making it the largest passenger ship in the world.


15 January 2015 — travelweekly.co.uk • 81





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