The vessels range from small Vision-class and medium-sized Radiance-class ships, which offer a more relaxed and destination-focused sailing, to the megaship-style Quantum-, Oasis- and the latest ...

The 2,476-passenger, Radiance-class ship, coincidentally a sister to the last Royal Caribbean vessel based in San Diego, will make roundtrips of three to seven nights to the Mexican Riviera.

That’s still roughly twice the size of Royal Caribbean’s Vision and Radiance-class ships. Many longtime fans of Royal Caribbean enjoy sailing on smaller ships.

With a capacity of 2,112, Radiance is classed as a mid-sized ship but its floor-to-glass windows and outward-facing lifts ensure you never miss a view of the epic sights.

The 2,476-passenger, Radiance-class ship, coincidentally a sister to the last Royal Caribbean vessel based in San Diego, will make roundtrips of three to seven nights to the Mexican Riviera.