The second Icon Class ship, with the same Category 6 waterpark, Surfside and AquaDome as Icon of the Seas.

Star of the Seas joined Royal Caribbean in 2025 as Icon of the Seas' sister ship, with the same eight neighborhoods and record-breaking waterpark.
It sails Bahamas and Caribbean cruises, usually with a day at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Jim's Ship Pick
This is the BEST ship I’ve EVER sailed on! It rarely felt crowded, the food was incredible, the shows were absolutely phenomenal, and there’s something for everyone!
Jim's Ship Pick
This is the BEST ship I’ve EVER sailed on! It rarely felt crowded, the food was incredible, the shows were absolutely phenomenal, and there’s something for everyone!
Jim's Ship Pick
This is the BEST ship I’ve EVER sailed on! It rarely felt crowded, the food was incredible, the shows were absolutely phenomenal, and there’s something for everyone!
Jim's Ship Pick
This is the BEST ship I’ve EVER sailed on! It rarely felt crowded, the food was incredible, the shows were absolutely phenomenal, and there’s something for everyone!
Jim's Ship Pick
This is the BEST ship I’ve EVER sailed on! It rarely felt crowded, the food was incredible, the shows were absolutely phenomenal, and there’s something for everyone!
Jim's Ship Pick
This is the BEST ship I’ve EVER sailed on! It rarely felt crowded, the food was incredible, the shows were absolutely phenomenal, and there’s something for everyone!
Star of the Seas is a Royal Caribbean ship in the Icon Class.
Star of the Seas entered service in 2025.
Star of the Seas carries about 5,600 guests at double occupancy and measures about 250,000 gross tons.
Upcoming Star of the Seas sailings depart from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida. Homeports change by season, so ask me for the latest schedule.
Book with me at Caribbean Breeze Travel. There are no fees, I watch for price drops after you book, and I'll enroll you in room upgrade offers when they come up.