Start the day with a guided sightseeing tour of New York’s  famous places. From Battery Park to Wall Street, Little Italy to Chinatown, into the Theater District, Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Grand Central Station and more.
Then you will travel to Battery Park and board the ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Witness one of the world’s most historical landmarks, The Statue of Liberty, followed by a visit to Ellis Island, the symbol of American immigration.  You will have time to disembark the ferry and explore both.
As the afternoon unfolds, you find yourself on Fifth Avenue the shopping mecca of the world. Visit Saks, Bloomingdales, Macys and countless smaller boutiques and shops. “If you can’t find it there, you can’t find it anywhere…”
Tonight enjoy dinner at a local restaurant followed by a Broadway Show where your reserved Orchestra Seat tickets await.

This morning you will visit One World Observatory, the new observations deck atop the new World Trade Center. It would also be a convenient time to visit Ground Zero and the 9/11 Memorial, while you are in Lower Manhattan.
Then at lunchtime your group will begin boarding Royal Caribbean’s Anthem of the Seas.  You’ll have time to settle into your cabins and get a bite to eat.  But you should be on deck at about 4:00pm as we set sail down the Hudson.  Cruising past the Statue of Liberty is a site you will want to see.  A memory that lasts forever.

Today, enjoy a full day of cruising.  This is also your chance to see what the the world’s most revolutionary ship, Anthem of the Seas has to offer.
Whether you seek an adrenaline rush or total tranquility, this ship has it all. Try rock climbing, bumper cars and flying without having to leave the ship in our skydiving simulator. Melt away land-based stress with a spa massage, build a scrapbook of memories or simply relax poolside.

This morning, the Anthem of the Seas docks in King’s  Wharf, Bermuda better know at the Royal Naval Dockyard.  Think pink — and an array of other pastels — in this paradise of the Atlantic. Discover an enduring legacy of seamanship, historic sights, picturesque towns, world-class golf courses and beaches of pink sand lapped by aqua-blue waters.
You may also want to browse the shops and museums of the Royal Naval Dockyard.   Some of the things exclusive to Bermuda, include cedar-wood gifts, commemorative coins, miniature ceramic cottages, handbags with cedar and mahogany handles, hand-crafted gold jewelry, polished shark’s teeth mounted in 14-karat gold and the famous Bermuda shorts.
One of the things not to miss is the Bermuda Maritime Museum.  It’s housed within a large fortress called The Keep that was originally built to protect the dockyard. The fort area covers a 10-acres of land with 30-foot high walls and is the largest fort in Bermuda. It’s dedicated to Bermuda’s rich maritime history and presents some of Bermuda’s most extensive artifact collections and historic exhibits.

Enjoy an other day in King’s Wharf, Bermuda.  You may want to visit the Snorkel Park which  is equipped with marked trails, floating resting stations and a lot to discover: sunken cannons, angel fish, parrot fish, doctor fish – never mind amazing coral reefs!
If you ever wanted to swim with Dolphins, now is your chance.  You can swim and interact with Atlantic bottlenose dolphins – truly a fantastic experience.
The true adventurer may want to try their hand at trolling for blue marlin and other big game fish on a deep-sea fishing adventure.    Or take a cruise on one of Bermuda’s glass-bottom boats and view Bermuda’s rainbow-colored undersea world of fish and coral formations.

This is your last day to enjoy all that the Anthem of the Seas has to offer like the chance to learn Italian, salsa dancing, or the recipe for a perfect martini. Or slow things down with a hot stone massage and duty-free designer shopping. See, do and learn more at sea than you ever thought possible.
This evening you may want to enjoy some entertainment with an amazing array of shows and performers, included with your cruise fare. Picture Broadway-style shows and original Royal Caribbean productions just steps from your stateroom, with world-class performers that WOW on stage. And when the sun goes down, the night heats up with live music and much more.

This morning, the ship docks in New York Harbor’s Cape Liberty.  Upon docking you will disembark and later transfer to airport for flight for onward journey or flight back home or can extend the tour in New York.