Radiance of the Seas
Known for
- The first Radiance-class ship
- Acres of glass
- An Alaska and Panama Canal staple
About the Radiance Class
The glass ships. Acres of floor-to-ceiling windows, glass elevators facing the sea, and a design built for scenic, sea-day-heavy itineraries — Alaska, the Panama Canal, and transatlantic crossings. Smaller, calmer, and beloved for it.
Sail Radiance of the Seas two weeks in a row
Radiance of the Seas often alternates itineraries, so consecutive sailings visit different ports without you ever changing cabins. Leg to Leg finds those back-to-back chains and assigns your Club Royale offers to the legs where they save the most.
Plan a back-to-back →See Radiance of the Seas on Royal Caribbean’s official site → for deck plans, staterooms, photos, and current itineraries.
Ready to chain some sailings?
Pick a home port, pick your dates, and let Leg to Leg do the back-to-back math.
Plan my voyage — free →Specifications are approximate and shown at the class level; individual ships vary. The Leg to Leg Fleet is independent editorial and is not affiliated with Royal Caribbean International. Confirm ship details, itineraries, and offers with Royal Caribbean before booking.