Royal Clipper
Launched in 2001 using a half-finished hull built in Poland, the Royal Clipper has five masts with up to 42 sails - creating a total sail area of 54,000 sq. ft. The 5,051 gt tall ship accommodates 228 lucky passengers.
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10 users found this review helpful.
We simply could not have imagined a better honeymoon. Take this trip!!! Every day there was something new and delicious to eat.My was is a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu, and she was thrilled...read more
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39 users found this review helpful.
We had a wonderful cruise experience on the Royal Clipper. The food could have been better. Our stateroom was well located, clean and comfortable. #230 Minimal onboard activities ...read more
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39 users found this review helpful.
The is the best cruise that I have been on so far. Don't understand some of the negative reviews I just read but as always no one is ever happy. The ship is beautiful and clean. The entire crew...read more
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22 users found this review helpful.
Beautiful ship, accommodating staff, extremely small cabins, horrendous food, all activities a la carte. Horrible Very small There are no on-board activities except a crab race and...read more
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90 users found this review helpful.
Our expectations were high as we left our comfortable Barbados hotel after four nights to join the Royal Clipper. We should have stayed in Barbados. Something seemed odd that we could only board a...read more
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124 users found this review helpful.
Our March 2009 Caribbean cruise on the SPV ROYAL CLIPPER was a delightful experience that exceeded our expectations. The ship is beautiful, the crew extremely friendly, professional, and helpful,...read more
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32 users found this review helpful.
Let me congratulate Star Clippers for this new sailing ship. Its beauty is absolutely beyond any comparison. Everywhere we went on our seven days cruise there were people looking...read more
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71 users found this review helpful.
Summary: Big sailing ship - not a hotel. With all the trimmings of a cruise without the annoyances. Biggest sailing cruise ship in the world - certainly bigger than any plying the...read more
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67 users found this review helpful.
Royal Clipper Barbados, St. Lucia, Terre de Haut (Iles des Saintes), Dominica, Antigua. St. Kitts, Martinique, Barbados After numerous cruises to the Western...read more
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50 users found this review helpful.
We have cruised about a dozen times before, on the large cruise ships of Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Princess, Norwegian, and Celebrity. We were intrigued with taking a cruise on a...read more