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Icon of The Seas

This series follows our seven-night Eastern Caribbean cruise on Icon of the Seas, round trip from Miami in May 2026. We gave ourselves two days in Miami before boarding, then sailed to St Maarten, St Thomas and Perfect Day at CocoCay, with three sea days to get to know the ship.

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N° 01Editorial

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From the diary

Destination guides, notes from the journey, and practical how-tos, written for slow, image-led travel.

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Specialty Dining Experience: Icon of the Seas

Icon of the Seas has several speciality restaurants, including an eight-course supper club, a seafood spot, Japanese dining and a casual surf-town eatery, all at an extra cost.

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Is Icon of the Seas really Iconic?

Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas launched in 2024 as the world's largest cruise ship. It has eight neighbourhoods, each with dining and bars, and runs on LNG fuel.

Hunting for one spot in particular? Every restaurant, bar, museum and beach club we have visited is pinned on the map.Open the map

N° 02On YouTube

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Short films from the journey

Every short film is searchable and organised by series, destination, and more.

Our day in St Maarten on Icon of the Seas started with a bit of independence and ended with a full evening of entertainment onboard. We made our own way from the port to town by ferry, explored Philipsburg on foot, and got back to the ship by around noon for our Rhino Rider excursion.

N° 03Explore

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Recent destinations

The latest stamps in the passport: fresh notes, photos and films from the places we've just come back from.

N° 04At sea

Ships we've sailed

The cruise pages of our passport: a stamp for every ship we've sailed on.