5 of the world's most luxurious yachts.

1. MSC Splendida

MSC Splendida, operated by MSC Cruise, is 333 meters long, has 17 decks, and can accommodate 3,959 passengers. Named after the actress Sophia Loren, the eco-friendly MSC Splendida features five dining areas, a cinema, and a private card room. The cruise ship is described as a mobile luxury city at sea, integrating nearly 20 bars and restaurants, and themed entertainment areas. In addition to standard amenities, MSC Splendida also boasts a 4D cinema and a bowling alley.

If you want to start your vacation on this luxurious cruise ship, you can join long voyages exploring India, Arabia, and more.

2. Voyager of the Seas

Also a creation of Royal Caribbean, Voyager of the Seas is considered the second Titanic. The 15-story cruise ship can accommodate nearly 4,000 passengers and boasts 1,306 luxuriously designed rooms with modern interiors. All rooms offer ocean views, creating a truly relaxing atmosphere.

Walking along the Royal Promenade – a marble walkway stretching three-quarters of the ship – you'll find yourself visiting exciting and upscale shops and restaurants. The splendor of the Voyager of the Seas is enhanced by its shopping streets, roadside bars, and luxurious interior design… all making the ship feel like a wealthy and glamorous Parisian neighborhood. You can jog, swim, climb a rock wall, play volleyball, and more, as all kinds of outdoor activities are available on this exciting ship. Vietnamese travelers will have the opportunity to experience a replica of the legendary Titanic on voyages from Singapore to Penang, Kuala Lumpur, and other destinations.

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3. Quantum of the Seas

Measuring 348 meters in length, the Quantum of the Seas, operated by Royal Caribbean, is the world's third-largest cruise ship, accommodating 4,905 passengers and 1,500 crew members. This ship is the length of 41 London buses and longer than five Boeing 747s. It boasts 18 decks, 18 restaurants (including Jamie's Italian, the first Italian restaurant at sea), 2,090 cabins, and 16 glass elevators. The ship is also decorated with a collection of 2,980 pieces of art. Notably, the Quantum of the Seas is the only cruise ship with a bar equipped with robotic bartenders. The ship offers a wide range of high-class entertainment options, from a spa and swimming pools to a cinema, and even a rock climbing area and iFly (a skydiving simulation game).

Currently in Vietnam, you can experience the luxury of Quantum of the Seas on ocean voyages between China and Japan.

4. Allure of the Seas

The Allure of the Sea cruise ship is also one of the world's largest passenger ships, with a capacity of 5,400 to 6,000 passengers and five times the size of the Titanic. The ship was completed on December 2, 2008, at the STX Europe shipyard in Turku, Finland, and launched in November 2009. This giant cruise ship boasts seven entertainment areas ranging from extreme sports and indoor sports to restaurants, a cinema, and a massive amusement park. In addition, the ship is equipped with 25 restaurants offering diverse culinary styles, 14 swimming pools, and massage pools, ensuring guests receive the highest level of service.

5. Symphony of the Seas

The world's largest cruise ship, Symphony of the Seas, was launched for its maiden voyage in the Mediterranean Sea at the end of March. Weighing 228,000 tons and measuring 362 meters in length, the ship is fully equipped with amenities such as an ice rink, a water park, and a basketball court, along with 2,700 cabins. Facial recognition technology for cabin access is one of the advanced features offered by Royal Caribbean specifically for this vessel.

You won't have a moment's rest once you're here. Symphony of the Seas offers an incredibly rich world of entertainment: from a variety of Hairspray Music Broadway shows, water sports, ice skating, and more, to a 3D cinema where you can immerse yourself in your favorite movies. Children are also given special attention with a dedicated play area featuring virtual reality games like "Battle Planet Z" and "Escape the Rubicon," and a submarine room with a collection of puzzles to solve.