Zenith Cruise

Zenith Cruise as the name suggests, is the culmination of cruising elegance and comfort. The intimate ambience makes Zenith a very special ship. It is a large luxury vessel and can accommodate 1368 passengers. It has an impressive of 21.4knots and is 682 feet in length. The ship made its first voyage on 4th April 1992.

Zenith Cruise has a total of nine decks. You choose from two luxurious types of suites, the Zenith Suite and the Royal Suite. Some of the Suite facilities include daily news delivery, full breakfast, in suite lunch and dinner facilities, shoeshine service and delivery of selected board games. You could also choose from two staterooms; the Ocean view stateroom and the Concierge glass stateroom. You get a welcome glass of champagne if you are booked on any of these staterooms. You also get to VIP passes to some of the shore events. You are also entitled to express baggage deliveries. You could also choose an Inside view room. It features a convertible double or single bed. All staterooms have personalized services, private bathrooms with shower, television and VCR sets as well as a telephone instrument.

There are plenty of things that you could do on a Zenith Cruise. Indulge yourself in a fitness class or meet with a personal trainer at the state of the art fitness center. Try your luck at blackjack, roulette and other casino games in a relaxed, elegant setting at the Casino. Enjoy some signature cocktails at the Martini Bar. At Cova Café enjoy a cappuccino or sample Cova liqueurs, chocolates and fresh pastries. You could also share your cruise experience as you sail along with your family and friends from the internet center. Taste some award winning Gourmet cuisine at the elegant dining room, Caravelle Restaurant. Enjoy your meals with a wonderful view of the ocean from picture size windows.

Zenith Cruise sails to Bermuda and the Caribbean Islands. Some of the major ports it sails to are New York, Hamilton and St. George on the 7 day Bahamas Cruise. On the Caribbean voyage, Zenith sails to the ports of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tortola and British Virgin Islands.