Brilliance of the Seas

Maiden Voyage: July 19, 2002 v Passenger Capacity: 2,501 v Gross Tonnage: 90,090

            A light-filled, upbeat environment with a higher passenger/space ratio; numerous lounges; alternative dining; many balcony rooms, fitness/sports/spa activities, extensive separate facilities for kids and teens, glass elevators facing the sea, nine-story glass-constructed Centrum, wide range of entertainment; there is more to do than you'll have time for, in one cruise and there is no better ship to take to any scenic destination, due to the lavish expanses of floor-to-ceiling glass in all public areas.

¨       Rock-climbing wall

¨       Portofino Italian Restaurant

¨       Chops Grill

¨       Seaview Café

¨       Latté-tudes,^SM a specialty coffee house
featuring Seattle's Best Coffee®

¨       Themed bars and lounges

¨       Casino Royale^SM        

¨       Indian Raj-themed Solarium

¨       The Colony Club, a unique British colonial-style
lounge with self-leveling pool tables

¨       Indoor/outdoor country club with golf simulator

¨       Adventure Ocean® youth facilities

¨       ShipShape® Day Spa and Fitness Center

¨       Sports court with basketball/volleyball court

ORANJESTAD, ARUBA

Located on the picturesque southern coast, Oranjestad is the historic Dutch capital of Aruba, where the traditional, tall,
multicolored houses combine carved wooden doors and typical Dutch tiles with open-air patios. The charm of the city
complements the beauty of this popular Caribbean island where the Dutch and indigenous cultures have merged to
give Aruba its unique atmosphere.

PANAMA CANAL, PANAMA

The Panama Canal was completed in 1914 under the administration of Teddy Roosevelt at a cost of $533 million,
requiring 35,000 men and 10 years to build. An engineering marvel, no pumps are used in filling or emptying the
locks or "steps" that rise and fall between the two mighty oceans on either side. The Canal saves 13,000 miles of
ocean travel around the tip of South America for vessels that traverse the 51.7 mile course. It takes 58 million gallons
of water for a single ship to descend the 85 feet from the Pacific to the Atlantic, and takes a mere 8 hours.

CRISTOBAL PIER, PANAMA

Located in the city of Colón, Panama, Cristobal Pier is best known as a stop on the Panama Canal. But it also offers
visitors a wide range of attractions, including access to both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. In fact, it is
one of the few places where you could  actually go swimming in both bodies of water in the same day. Colón was
established in 1850 by Americans  building the Transcontinental Railroad.

PUERTO LIMON, COSTA RICA

Located on Costa Rica's Caribbean shores, Puerto Limon is one of the nation's largest cities. Columbus stumbled
upon the city in 1502, during his final voyage of discovery. Columbus discovered this land on his fourth voyage to the
Americas and was so impressed that he named it Costa Rica, or the rich coast. Puerto Limón is overflowing with
natural wonders - towering mountains once thought to house gold and silver, magnificent rain forests containing
more than 2,000 varieties of orchids, and of course, seductive, sun-drenched beaches.

GEORGE TOWN, GRAND CAYMAN

Grand Cayman is one of a group of three magnificent tropical islands Christopher Columbus called "Las Tortugas"
(the turtles) for the sea creatures he found in the ocean water. The designation did not endure, however, for on later
maps the islands were labeled the Caimanau, the Carib Indian word for "crocodile." The name "Caimanas" refers
inaccurately to the iguanas native to the islands, which were perhaps at one point mistaken for crocodiles. Among
other attractions, visitors to the island will enjoy learning about the turtles, visiting the town of Hell, exploring Seven-Mile
Beach and enjoying the undersea world.

 Your Accommodations Options/Pricing based on past trips

1/ Ocean View wih Your Private Balcony
Two twin beds (converts to a queen size), Sitting area, Bathroom, Room 179 sq. ft., Private Balcony 41 sq. ft.
 
BS$2,175 Per Person 1st & 2nd Guests, based on double occupancy