January 7 – 13, 2013

Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
Independence of the Seas
6-Night Western Caribbean Cruise

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TravelinWheels is thrilled to partner with Easy Access Travel to bring Young Adults with Spina Bifida, their friends and families, an opportunity to cruise together aboard Royal Caribbean’s Independence of the Seas.

We will sail out of Ft. Lauderdale on January 7, 2013 for six amazing nights docking in Georgetown, Grand Cayman, Falmouth, Jamaica, and Labadee, RCCL’s very own private island.

The Independence of the Seas

Independence is the second largest cruise ship in the world and features three pool decks, including a kids’ water park, the H2O Zone, sports pool, the adults’ only Solarium, and whirlpools which extend from the ship's sides over the ocean. Its Promenade is lined with shops, pubs and wine bars. There is also the two story Alhambra theatre that seats 1,200 with ample accessible space. An ice skating rink named Studio B, is home to a series of professional ice shows, and is also available for personal skating. The ship also features a number of eateries, a rock climbing wall, wi-Fi and mobile phone connectivity throughout, and flat screen televisions in all staterooms. Independence of the Seas is also the first Royal Caribbean ship to feature heated, fresh water pools. The Sports Deck has a rock climbing wall, a basketball/hockey court, a mini golf course, and a FlowRider for surfing.

Itinerary

Jan 7 - Ship departs at 5:30 pm Jan 8 - Fun day at sea Jan 9 - Georgetown, Grand Cayman Jan 10 - Falmouth, Jamaica Jan 11 - Royal Caribbean’s private beach in Labadee, Haiti Jan 12 - Fun day at sea Jan 13 - Return to port at 7:30 am

Ports of Call

Georgetown, Grand Cayman

Grand Cayman is known for incredibly clear water, exquisite shopping, and an undersea world like no other. You can spend your day wandering around Georgetown, taking in the shopping and restaurants, finding a quiet place, such as Rum Beach, or exploring the famous Seven-Mile Beach. Marine life lovers must make a visit to Stingray City, where you will get up close and personal with these large and gentle creatures. For more information on Grand Cayman, go to http://www.royalcaribbean.com/findacruise/ports/group/home.do?portCode=GCM

Falmouth, Jamaica

Visit Royal Caribbean’s newest port for shopping and famous jerk chicken, then head out to explore the beauty of Jamaica. Whether you choose to check out the local craft markets, one of the many beach resorts, or enjoy a dolphin encounter, you will find the warmth of the Jamaican people welcoming you to their home. For more information about Falmouth, go to: http://www.royalcaribbean.com/findacruise/ports/group/home.do?dest=CARIB&portCode=FMT

Labadee, Haiti

Labadee has grown into one of Royal Caribbean’s crown gems. This private island oasis boasts many activities for kids of every age. You can zoom down the largest zipline over water in the world, kayak calm Caribbean waters, or float your day away on a mat in the ocean. Royal Caribbean’s crew will serve barbequed lunch, as you soak up the rays for the day. For more information about Labadee, go to: http://www.royalcaribbean.com/findacruise/ports/group/home.do?dest=CARIB&portCode=LAB

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