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7 Nights Greek Isles Cruise

Sun 03 Aug 2025 to Sun 10 Aug 2025

Royal Caribbean | Odyssey of the Seas

Roundtrip Rome (Civitavecchia)

Royal Caribbean International

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Odyssey of the Seas

Royal Caribbean International
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Discover adventure from Georgetown to Santorini onboard Odyssey of the Seas℠.

It’s time to see how far adventure can take you. Introducing the newest Royal Caribbean® gamechanger, and the first Quantum Ultra Class cruise ship to sail in the US – Odyssey of the Seas℠. Cue the thrills with unforgettable experiences onboard the cruise ship, dig in to delicious dining from around the world, or soak up the sun at a newly designed resort-style pool deck that brings the island vibes poolside. 

  • plugs

    Plugs in cabin:

    US 2 Pin 110v & EU 2 Pin 220v

  • currency

    Currency on ship:

    USD

  • childrens_facilities

    Childrens facilities:

    Available

  • gratuities

    Gratuities:

    Not Included

  • Royal Caribbean International

    Cruise Line:

    Royal Caribbean

  • capacity

    Capacity:

    5,498 passengers

  • launched

    Launched:

    2021

  • tonnage

    Tonnage:

    169,000 tonnes

  • shiplength

    Ship Length:

    347 meters

  • decks

    Decks:

    16 decks

  • crew

    Crew Count:

    1,550 crew

Cabins

Odyssey of the Seas has 40 cabin types available

Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Interior with Virtual Balcony Accessible

Inside Cabins

9 Inside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Interior

Inside Cabins

9 Inside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Interior with Virtual Balcony

Inside Cabins

9 Inside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Interior

Inside Cabins

9 Inside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Interior

Inside Cabins

9 Inside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Interior

Inside Cabins

9 Inside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Connecting Inside Cabin

Inside Cabins

9 Inside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Interior Stateroom - Guaranteed

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9 Inside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Interior Quad GTY

Inside Cabins

9 Inside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View

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6 Outside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View

Outside Cabins

6 Outside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Spacious Ocean View

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Spacious Ocean View

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View Stateroom - Guaranteed

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6 Outside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View Quad GTY

Outside Cabins

6 Outside types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View with Large Balcony

Balcony Cabins

14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View Balcony

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Obstructed Ocean View Balcony

Balcony Cabins

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View with Large Balcony

Balcony Cabins

14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View Balcony

Balcony Cabins

14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Obstructed Ocean View Balcony

Balcony Cabins

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Studio Ocean View Balcony

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14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View Balcony

Balcony Cabins

14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View with Large Balcony

Balcony Cabins

14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View Balcony

Balcony Cabins

14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View Balcony

Balcony Cabins

14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Connecting Oceanview Balcony

Balcony Cabins

14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Balcony Stateroom - Guaranteed

Balcony Cabins

14 Balcony types to choose from
Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Ocean View Balcony Quad GTY

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Grand Loft Suite

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Grand Suite - 1 Bedroom

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Grand Suite - 2 Bedroom

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Junior Suite

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Junior Suite

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Junior Suite

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Sky Junior Suite

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Owner's Loft Suite

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Owner's Suite - 1 Bedroom

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Royal Loft Suite

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Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean Suite - Guarantee

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Cruiser reviews

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David the Cruise Fan

David the Cruise Fan

6-10 Cruises: 10s

Best Cruise Vacation

April 20, 2025 - Day 1: I arrived at Bayonne Cruise Terminal at around 12:20 PM, Waiting on line while inside the taxi until approximately 12:35 PM. We dropped off our Briefcases outside the Terminal. Basically it took 20 minutes from stepping into the Terminal to stepping on to the ship. I headed to my Assembly Station to complete my Muster Drill as my First assignment of the Cruise. Then, I headed to my stateroom and completed the Online Drill. After that, I ate at the Buffet and then I went into the Outdoor Pool before sailaway. I headed to the Lido Starboard side of the ship at 3 PM to watch the ship leaving Bayonne, NJ. And it was a Beautiful sailaway to begin our lovely Cruise Vacation. After the ship sailed away, I headed to dinner. Before that, I headed to my stateroom to be changed for Dinner. Then I watched the Welcome aboard show at the Royal Theatre for only 1 minute due to my late arrival at the theatre. After that, I played some Arcade. Had Pizza for Midnight dinner at around 11 PM. And then I headed to my room to sleep and get ready for our First Day at Sea. Before that, I was watching the Cruise map on the TV in the room for a little bit to see the ship's position. April 21, 2025 - Day 2: It was our first Day at Sea. First I woke up, Had breakfast. Before I went to the pool. I went on the North Star from 12:20 PM to 12:40 PM to see the views of the water from side to side. I went to the pool both Outdoor & Indoor for a few hours. I headed back to my room to change. Then I headed to the Buffet for Dinner, And at the Buffet. They had Cheesy Garlic Bread and Chicken Cordon Bleu that contains Pork. Both were delicious. Then I headed to the Arcade to play some games, Then after that. I headed to the Royal Esplanade to explore around. After that, I headed to my stateroom before midnight to be prepared for the next day. April 22, 2025 - Day 3: We arrived in Port Canaveral. First thing, I woke up. Ate breakfast, Spended lots of time in the Pool. Went back to the room and got changed for Dinner. We ate only at the Buffet for Dinner. Before that, I went on the Bumper Cars and it was so much fun. Then I played Arcade for a little bit. Then we watched a Movie on Deck 14 at the Front Outdoor Pool. After that, I headed back to my stateroom to be prepared for Day 4. April 23, 2025 - Day 4: It was Coco Cay Day. I first woke up at 9 AM. Ate breakfast. Got off the ship. In Coco Cay, I went on most of the Waterslides, Including the Daredevil's Peak Water Slide that I did as my First Slide to try. I ate Chicken Sandwich and Mozzarella Sticks for Lunch. Then I headed to the Oasis Lagoon Pool and it was incredible. We headed back to the ship at nearly 4:30 PM. We sailed from Coco Cay after Voyager of the Seas. The ship was at 5 kts from Coco Cay to Nassau. After that, I headed to the Buffet and had something small to eat. Before that, I changed in my stateroom. Then we headed to Dinner at the Main Dining Room at 8 PM. I headed to the Arcade after that. Then we spended some time in the Royal Esplanade. I headed to my room at Approximately midnight to be prepared for Day 5. April 24, 2025 - Day 5: LIVE - Scenic Cameras - Florida, Bahamas, Caribbean Islands and more. Even Alaska! was brought to my attention that our ship arrived First in Nassau Bahamas at around 6:30 AM but not 8 AM as it was written in the Itinerary Schedule for this Cruise and was still sleeping that time. We got up at 8:30 AM. Had breakfast, Got off the ship by 11 AM to explore some shopping areas. We got back on the ship about a couple hours before sailing. We headed to the pool once back on board. Before that, I ate Lunch. The ship left Nassau 15-20 minutes after 5 PM after the Carnival Conquest and Margaritaville at Sea Paradise. We changed once finished in the pool. Then we went to dinner at the Main Dining Room for an Italian Night. I had Chicken Parmesan and it was delicious. We played Arcade after that. Then we spended some time at Royal Esplanade. We went to the room at Midnight to be prepared for Day 6: April 25, 2025 - Day 6: It was a Second Sea Day. I ate Breakfast as the first thing. Then I headed to the pool for a few hours. Had lunch at 2 PM. Then at 6 PM, I changed and went to dinner. For dessert, They served Warm Chocolate Cake which was a Chocolate Molten Lava Cake. I tried it and it was very good. We headed to the Royal Theatre to watch a show. Then after that, I played Arcade for a little bit and then I spended some of my time at the Royal Esplanade. I went into my room when my day was over to be prepared for Day 7. April 26, 2025 - Day 7: It was our 3rd and Last Sea Day. We got up, Had breakfast. Went into the Pool, Got changed. Then we headed to Dinner at 7 PM only at the Buffet. Then we went on the Bumper Cars at 9 PM before it was closed at 10 PM. I played in the Arcade for a little bit. Then we went to Two 70 to watch a Competition at around 11 PM and we enjoyed it. We headed back to the room after that to get the last sleep on the ship. April 27, 2025 - Day 8: We arrived back in Bayonne, NJ at around 6 AM. We got up at 7:00, Left the room 7:30. Ate breakfast after that. Then we got off the ship at around 8:30 AM. We headed through security and got our bags and left the Terminal.

Sail Date: 04-2025

DABlackSheep

DABlackSheep

First Time Cruiser: 50s

First time… DEFINITELY not the last!!

1st time ever on a cruise & it was so much fun. Loved dressing up for the theme nights. The staff were amazing & extremely accommodating. Perfect Day at Coco Cay was so much fun. Overall, I had a great time & would really like to experience more destinations & cruises in the future. Met a lot of really nice people from all different areas, countries, and walk of life, It really was a very relaxing vacation, even with the storm we were racing against that caused some rough seas the first two nights out (rocked me to sleep like a baby in a swing, lol). The food in the Main Dining Hall was incredible too, and the servers were amazing (HUGE shout out to our server Sri - we requested her for the entire trip after the first night… LOVE her, she is an absolute sweetheart of a person!!) Can’t wait to go on the next one.

Sail Date: 03-2025

The Beautiful South

The Beautiful South

6-10 Cruises: 40s

It's a nice ship

-The ship has a unique and in some places non-symmetrical/obvious layout. The contributes to it not getting old. Even by day 5 you are still noticing new things and feel that you haven't seen it all yet. -The elevators are a bit of an achilleas heal. There is a lot of waiting. I think it may be because it has touchless buttons. Instead of pushing them, you just have to wave your hand near them. Unfortunately, the result is a lot of accidental button "pushes" and the elevators stopping needlessly on many floors -The casino allows smoking, but their air purification system works great. You really don't notice it. -One major design flaw in my opinion was The Music Club (night club)'s proximity to the Schooner bar. At times the bass completely overpowered the piano player. -The staterooms had a lot of storage spaces and a decent # of of outlets and USB ports compared to older ships. -The tradeoff for innovative indoor venues such as Two70 is that there are no pubic bow or stern areas (on deck 4 or 5) like most ships have to watch the ocean from, do the "Titanic" shot etc. -Speaking of Two70. They spent a lot of time and money on it, and there is a lot of technology in it. My personal opinion though, especially with recent innovations like the Vegas Sphere...is that it may have been built a few years too early and it's technology, although cool, doesn't wow like I was expecting. I know it wows on paper, and in the producers heads...but it didn't quite live up to all the hype. I actually found the way they integrated technology (screens, drones, lasers) into the show in the traditional theater to be far more impressive. -The Windjammer food was pretty good. Not as good as in days past, but better than the last few RC cruises i've been on. They had great variety every night, however, I find there not to be enough go-to American staple foods aside from burgers, hotdogs etc. which they have in the same place every night. I wish they'd find a way to add just a few more non-ethnic/theme night options to that area. -The cabin's bathroom is nice an modern and has a different layout that may of the traditional cruise ships. It lacks a bit of cupboard space, but the shower felt slightly bigger, as did the amount of elbow room in the bathroom. Also, the mirror doesn't fog up the second you open the shower door like on other ships which I appreciated. -The staff were all super friendly and did their jobs well. -The kids club was good. Could be a little better but did the job.

Sail Date: 02-2025

Time of last update: 09/06/2025 18:20

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