Liberty of the Seas Pictures

Photos of the The Liberty of the Seas – the largest cruise ship in Europe – with an incredible range of facilities and features.

To give an idea of all that Liberty of the Seas has to offer we took pictures on board a short Mediterranean cruise, with an itinerary that took RCCL Liberty of the Seas from Barcelona to Cannes, Florence, Rome and back to Barcelona.

The following photos give a taster of what to expect on board a Liberty of the Seas cruise.

Boarding the Liberty of the Seas in Barcelona

We boarded Liberty of the Seas at Barcelona’s Moll Adossat Cruise Terminal – which is a shuttle bus or 5 minute taxi ride from the Columbus Monument at the foot of La Rambla. View our Barcelona Port Guide here

Boarding the Liberty of the Seas in Barcelona

Exploring Liberty of the Seas

: Picture of the complimentary ship’s library

On Deck of the Liberty of the Seas

There are a great deal of activities to experience on the deck of the Liberty of the Seas, ranging from children’s waterparks and jacuzzis, through to mini golf, rock climbing, basketball and surf machine the Flow Rider. Here are a selection of pictures taken around the top decks of the Liberty of the Seas.

: H20 Zone waterpark for children

: The DreamWorks characters welcome guests to the deck

: Picture of the H20 Zone on a misty morning in Barcelona

: Picture taken early in the morning in the Whirlpool Jacuzzi, overlooking Cannes

Volleyball in the basketball court

Picture of the Liberty of the Seas' Climbing Wall

Surfing lessons at FlowRider

Show Nights

The Liberty of the Seas has a wide range of entertainment throughout the day, with the stand-out performance of the Saturday Night Fever broadway show.

The excellent Saturday Night Fever being performed in the Platinum Theatre

: Picture of the Ice Show on Liberty of the Seas’ on board Ice Rink

: In The Air – performed in the Platinum theatre

The Platinum Theatre is where many of the major shows take place

Waiting for Saturday Night Fever to start in the Platinum Theatre




: Picture of the Liberty of the Seas at anchor outside Cannes

: Boats ferry passengers from the Liberty of the Seas to Cannes port

Liberty of the Seas Stateroom

Photos of our stateroom on the Liberty of the Seas

The Royal Promenade

The Royal Promenade is the central strip within the Liberty of the Seas, boasting a wide variety of cafes, bars and gift shops. The Promenade is at the centre of the ship, and where much of the on board action takes place during evenings.

The DreamWorks Parade on the Royal Promenade, featuring well known characters from Shrek and Madagascar.

: Stained glass windows illuminate the entrance to Catacombs – the gothic-themed night club

Dining on the Liberty of the Seas

There are several dining options on the Liberty of the Seas, offering a wide selection of different food types to please every palette.

In addition to the venues below, there are two speciality restaurants Portofino and Chops, which serve excellent food and wine.

The main restaurant hall where passengers get three course meals and a friendly, personalised service every night

Diners treated to an ever-changing view

The Dining Staff gathering to sing for guests on the final night.

Windjammer's Cafe which offers a staggering selection of food for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner every day

Fitness on the Liberty of the Seas

Keeping fit may not be quite as easy as eating food, but the Liberty of the Seas has no shortage of options.

The facilities are all excellent – large, light and airy, with views out to sea while you exercise.

Picture of the gymnasium positioned at the very front of the ship, giving joggers a spectacular view of the French Riviera while they exercise

Liberty of the Seas even features a Boxing Ring!

Runners follow the track markings around the top deck of Liberty

Liberty of the Seas has Hair Salons, Spas and a wide range of Beauty treatments

Finding your way around Liberty of the Seas

On such a large ship, and with so many activities throughout the day, it takes at least 24 hours to become familiar with the ship’s layout.

Fortunately Royal Caribbean have made it as easy as possible to acclimatise to life on board the vessel with a number of helpful guides:

Ship Plan – Stationed on every major junction on the ship, this gives a handy pointer to where you are.

Touch Screen Guide – With handy features such as ‘what to do right now’ these touch screens proved indispensable for finding out what is on, where, and how to get there.

Interactive TV - Every room has an interactive TV to give you up to date information about what is happening on the Liberty of the Seas herself, and what you have booked. The TV interfaces with your account so you can book shows and shore excursions at the touch of a button.

Daily Planner – Every day each room receives a printed Daily Planner which highlights the important on board events of the day, and gives you insider information about any shore excursions. It is perfect to read over breakfast and plan your day.

Casino and Gaming

There are many ways to play games on board the ship, with a suite of Arcade machines – including modern classics such as Guitar Hero – rooms of fruit machines and casino tables for Roulette and Black Jack. It is reminiscent of a smaller Vegas Casino and is easier for guests to get to than Monte Carlo!

The ship leaves port

We pull away from Civitavecchia, the nearest port to Rome (about 1.5 hours drive). It is the 2nd largest port in the Mediterranean and 'The Heart of Italy'