Royal Caribbean Internationals Radiance of the Seas recently resumed service following a routine drydock in the Bahamas. <\/p>\n
Now cruising in the Caribbean, the 2001-built cruise ship spent over two weeks at the Grand Bahama Shipyard. <\/p>\n
During the period, the Radiance underwent general maintenance, in addition to class work and technical overhaul. <\/p>\n
The 2,000-guest ship also saw updates to its hotel side, including the replacement of upholstery and carpets in public areas. <\/p>\n
Before resuming service on March 28, the Radiance of the Seas met with the Grandeur of the Seas at the shipyard. <\/p>\n
Also operated by Royal Caribbean International, the 1996-built ship is currently undergoing a similar project in drydock. <\/p>\n
For its first departure following the work, the Radiance of the Seas is offering a seven-night cruise to the Western Caribbean. <\/p>\n
Cruising roundtrip out of Tampa, the itinerary features visits to destinations in Mexico, Honduras and Belize including Cozumel and Costa Maya, Roatn and Belize City. <\/p>\n
The 90,000-ton ship is then set to offer a short cruise to Mexico from its Florida homeport before starting a repositioning voyage to the West Coast. <\/p>\n
Starting in late April, the Radiance of the Seas offers a series of one-way cruises that sail between Alaska and Canada. <\/p>\n
Cruising between Seward and Vancouver, the itineraries feature visits to Skagway, Sitka, Icy Strait Point, Juneau, Ketchikan and Haines. Every sailing also features scenic cruising at the Hubbard Glacier. <\/p>\n
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