The world’s largest cruise ship, Liberty of the Seas features new and enhanced onboard offerings for the health-conscious, newlyweds and families. For health and wellness enthusiasts, the cruise line’s new Vitality program is designed to promote an invigorating and rejuvenating vacation through a balanced regimen of food, fitness, spa and shore excursion offerings. Tai Chi, acupuncture, wellness seminars and even a soothing signature scent aim to help people get or stay on track for healthier lifestyles while on their cruises.

The betrothed and devoted spouses can reinforce their commitment with Explorer Weddings, an alternative and extension of the line’s existing Royal Romance wedding and vow renewal program. Tie the knot on an Alaskan glacier or in a hot-air balloon, while surfing on Liberty’s FlowRider or SCUBA diving on the ocean bed, to name a few.

Enhancements to the Adventure Ocean program aim to give Royal Caribbean’s younger cruisers a more enriching and immersive cruise experience. Adventure Theater by Camp Broadway, New York City’s famed children’s theater group, introduces kids and teens to the world of theater arts by weaving folktales, music, dance and cultural elements. Teens can also hone their turntable skills in Scratch DJ classes hosted by the Scratch DJ Academy. Meanwhile, tots can take the first steps to becoming tomorrow’s culinary superstars in Fisher-Price’s Chefs on Deck, or families can come together to share in the fun and construct their own ship in Build & Grow with Lowe’s. Finally, Royal Caribbean launches the Crown & Anchor Society Youth Program, the line’s first youth loyalty program complete with frequent cruiser rewards.

Liberty of the Seas and sister-ship, Freedom of the Seas, will alternate between 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries. The two Freedom-class ships will be joined by a third, Independence of the Seas, when she debuts in Europe in May 2008.