If you’re looking for something different, you can check out the signature steakhouse Chops Grille, Italian restaurant Giovanni’s Table, or enjoy a 50s dining experience at Johnny Rockets. At other times of the day, you’ll find your favourite coffee and tea casual teatime treats (absolutely free!) at the Café Promenade, and the children will love the free flow of hotdogs and ice cream at the poolside. Couples can even grab a drink together at Schooners Bar or the English Pub, or get a quiet cuppa at Café Latte-tudes.

Spend 8 hours in Georgetown, Penang – A hipsters’ haven!

A distinguishing factor of the Royal Caribbean cruise experience, is its destination stopovers. These stopovers allow holiday goers the opportunity to visit different cities in between their cruise holiday. Some people consider it a chance to get back on land for a breather, for others, it’s just another luxurious way to travel.

For instance, the stopover at Penang puts you right in the heart of its heritage city, Georgetown. A short walk from the ferry terminal and you’ll find yourself at the iconic street art, painted by Lithuanian painter Ernest Zacharevic. While you’re there, you can try out the famous Penang char kuey teow, Penang laksa, and other local delights like Gula Melaka Soyabean drink from the quaint coffee shops and streetside stalls peppered throughout Georgetown. Prefer a hipster café or two? You’ll find plenty at Georgetown. If you’re lucky, you can even catch the night market at Armenian Street on Saturdays, and buy yourself a beautiful handmade trinket or two.

Other destinations include popular travel destinations Phuket, Port Klang, and Langkawi. The longest cruise itinerary lasting 9 nights brings you from Singapore to Hong Kong, via Bangkok and Vietnam.

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