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Anthem of the Seas to return to Southampton in 2021

Royal Caribbean International’s Anthem of the Seas will return to Southampton in 2021 as part of the line’s new European programme.

The Quantum-class ship will offer ex-UK itineraries to a range of destinations including Norway, the Canaries and the Western Mediterranean.

Prices for the nine-night sailing, departing from Southampton on June 11, 2021, calling at Stavarnger, Kristiansand and Geiranger, all Norway, lead in from £1,187.

Oasis-class ship Harmony of the Seas will sail seven-night Western Mediterranean itineraries out of Barcelona alongside Vision of the Seas and Jewel of the Seas.

The lead-in price for Harmony’s seven-night Western Mediterranean sailing departing from Barcelona on July 11, 2021, is £1,000. Ports of call include Palma de Mallorca, Marseille and Naples.

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Vision of the Seas will also be based in Barcelona for the summer 2021 season.

Jewel of the Seas will join the vessels in Barcelona towards the end of the summer after repositioning from its Amsterdam homeport.

The Radiance-class vessel will call into Liverpool during a 12-night British Isles cruise, departing on July 15, 2021. Prices for the sailing start from £1,346.

Prices for Vision of the Seas’ Mediterranean Venice sailing, departing from Barcelona on May 3, 2021, calling at Kotor, Montenegro; Split, Croatia; and Venice, lead in from £1,142.

The line’s second Quantum Ultra-class ship Odyssey of the Seas, which comes into service in autumn 2020, will sail through Turkey and Greece.

Rhapsody of the Seas will spend another summer season in Venice offering seven-night alternating sailings in Greece, Croatia and the Greek Isles.

Odyssey of the Seas and Adventure of the Seas’ European itineraries go on sale on December 9. All other sailings are now available to book.

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