Sunbird

Built at legendary Finnish Wärtsilä shipyard as the Song of America for Royal Caribbean Cruise Line in 1982, this ship left the Royal Caribbean fleet for Sun Cruises in 1999, making Sunbird the latest, newest and largest addition to the Sun Cruises fleet.

Cruise Reviews
(Click on the review you are interested in reading)

Helen & Nick Curran, September 18th, 2004; Marvellous Countries/coasts
Bob and Wendy, July 3rd, 2004; Western Mediterranean
Larry and Carol Scholes, May 29th, 2004; Spain
Chris and Karen Sollman, January 24th, 2004; Caribbean Vista
Rick & Janet, January 10th, 2004; West Indies Explorer
Bernt Sulebust, October 18th, 2003; Western Mediterranean 
Mr & Mrs Blackburn, September 20th, 2003; Mediterranean Medley
Bob & Wendy Evans, July 26th, 2003; Western Mediterranean
Joanne, January 26th, 2003; Panama Canal
Keith Nicholas, December 15th, 2002; Panama Canal 
Hlywud, April 22nd, 2002; Trans-Atlantic
Stuart Blee, November 17th, 2000; Atlantic crossing and Caribbean

Mini Reviews
(Short Reviews You Might Like to Read)

Sandra Buskin, August 13th, 2003; Western Mediterranean 
STEPHEN LARKIN, May 24th, 2003; Meditteranean
Carole & Derek, March 23rd, 2003; Western Caribbean 
Stanley Gomes, March 2nd, 2003; Western Caribbean 
Lorrie, February 2nd, 2003; Western Caribbean 
Patricia Learmonth, September 14th, 2002; Western Mediterranean 
Graham Couch, July 22nd, 2002; Western Mediterranean
Tracy O'Hagan, Sept. 22nd, 2001; Western Mediterranean  
Stuart, November 17th, 2000; Western Mediterranean
 

Excerpts from Sun Cruises' Website
about the Sunbird

Built in 1982 for RCCL by Wartsila of Helsinki, Finland named Song of America. Entered service with Sun Cruises in May 1999.