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The American Royal Caribbean was the brand new cruise CDF Croisières de France, dedicated exclusively to the French market. The new company will start work next May 2008 with a ship, the Bleu de France, units built in 1981 - under the name Europe - belonged to the fleet of the German Hapag-Lloyd and is currently serving as the Holiday Dream under the Spanish Pullmantur cruise brand, recently acquired by the corporation.

The Bleu de France, from 376 booths (over 750 passengers) - pointed out Royal Caribbean Cruises - will be subjected to an extensive restyling and a "cultural transformation" aimed to completely adapt the experience of cruising to the French taste. The work will cost 30 million and will involve the complete transformation of many public areas, booths, spaces dedicated to entertainment and restaurants.

The experience of cruise passengers of the Bleu de France will be totally French, from cuisine to entertainment to decor. French is also the official language of board

Starting from spring 2008, the ship will make cruises in the Mediterranean, departing from Marseille. And then will move to the Caribbean for the winter season 2008-2009 will home-port La Romana, Dominican Republic.


Ships Fleet CDF:

Bleu de France