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Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas, the first Icon Class ship in Europe, has arrived in the Mediterranean for a four-night preview cruise. The vessel, capable of carrying over 5,600 passengers, uses tender boats to shore due to port depth limitations, highlighting the challenges large ships face in certain European ports. The cruise line emphasizes mega-ships as ideal for first-time visitors and families, offering onboard attractions and easy access to destinations like Spain, France, and Italy until late October, when it repositions to the Caribbean.
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