World's largest cruise ship Icon of the Seas - in pictures
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The Icon of the Seas cruise ship by Royal Caribbean sails from Miami around the Caribbean for seven-day journeys. Getty Images -
The ship is divided into eight neighbourhoods, including one called Central Park. Getty Images -
Each neighbourhood has themed artworks and installations, such as a flamingo in family-friendly Surfside. Getty Images -
Adventure Ocean is a stay-all-day neighbourhood, with activities for children aged 6 months to 12 years. Photo: Royal Caribbean -
Highlights on Thrill Island include Lost Dunes mini golf, fallen palms and beached planes and ships. Photo: Royal Caribbean -
The Overlook in AquaDome offers wrap-around ocean views and the AquaTheatre. Photo: Royal Caribbean -
Surfside Eatery is a buffet-style restaurant. Photo: Royal Caribbean -
The Pearl Cafe offers salads and sandwiches, and has floor-to-ceiling ocean views. Photo: Royal Caribbean -
The Category 6 water park has six slides, including the Storm Surge raft for four. Photo: Royal Caribbean -
A luxe cabin in Icon of the Seas. Photo: Royal Caribbean -
Lou's Jazz 'n Blues club at Central Park. Getty Images -
The Pearl, an experiential installation, on the Royal Promenade. Getty Images -
The Ultimate Family Townhouse is the ship's most lavish cabin. Photo: Royal Caribbean International -
The townhouse has a private patio with stairs leading to the Surfside arena. Photo: Royal Caribbean International -
Surfside caters to children and teenagers with an arcade. Getty Images -
The ship even has a theatre. Getty Images -
The Water's Edge is one of several swimming options. Getty Images -
Empire Supper Club serves an eight-course menu with American cuisine. Getty Images
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