Renaissance is a 1,100-guest Ambassador Cruise Line cruise ship, in service since 1993. This page lists 40 upcoming departures across 40 itineraries in Caribbean, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.
✓ Adults seeking a smaller ship with extensive public rooms✓ Travelers who enjoy theatre, live music and organised activities✓ Guests wanting balcony and suite options on a mid-sized ship
Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.
About Renaissance
Renaissance is a mid-sized Ambassador Cruise Line ship combining classic cruising with a contemporary 2025 refurbishment. With 629 cabins for about 1,100 guests, she offers a more intimate alternative to large resort ships, with a two-deck main restaurant, theatre, covered pool, lounges, spa and multilingual service.
The ship has nine guest decks, eight lifts, a retractable-roof pool, outdoor spaces, a theatre and a panoramic upper-deck lounge. Her moderate size supports a relaxed atmosphere and access to ports that may be unsuitable for larger ships.
For families
Renaissance provides relaxed social activities, quizzes, gameshows, deck events and family-suitable public spaces. It is primarily positioned as an adult-oriented traditional cruise experience rather than a resort ship with extensive children's attractions.
Pools, spa & wellness
The Green Sea Spa offers more than 50 treatments, sauna and steam-room facilities. Guests can also use the fitness centre, wellness classes, swimming pool and outdoor whirlpools.
Accessibility
Wide corridors and multiple lifts provide access between the ship's public areas and accommodation decks. The operator should be consulted for cabin-specific mobility features and individual accessibility requirements.
Environmental features
Renaissance received engine and environmental upgrades intended to bring the ship into IMO Tier III compliance from 2025, aligning it with the Ambassador Group's environmental standards.
Deck plans
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Deck 12
Le Panoramique Lounge & DiscoCulissant Glass DomeSport Court
1993Entered service, built by Fincantieri Cantieri Navali Italiani, Monfalcone, Italy.
2023A multi-million-euro refit in Brest, France renewed the cabins, suites, public rooms, exterior areas and technical systems before Renaissance entered service.
2025A dry-dock programme added environmental and technical upgrades, including work for IMO Tier III compliance.
Where Renaissance sails, month by month
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Showing the next 24 of 40 departures. Every itinerary and its dates are listed under All itineraries above.
Renaissance FAQ
What flag does Renaissance sail under?
Renaissance is registered in Bermuda.
How many passengers does Renaissance hold?
Renaissance carries about 1,100 guests with roughly 560 crew.
How old is Renaissance?
Renaissance entered service in 1993 and was last refurbished in 2025.
How big is Renaissance?
At 55,575 gross tons and 219 m long, Renaissance is a mid-size ship — larger than 62% of the 566 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.
What dining is included on Renaissance?
Full-board dining includes breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Specialty restaurants and the Chef's Table carry additional charges.
Are gratuities included on Renaissance?
Gratuities and service charges depend on the fare or package booked. Otherwise, they are added automatically to the onboard account.
Is Wi-Fi available on Renaissance?
Yes. Wi-Fi packages are available for purchase throughout the ship, including cabins. Some suite fares include a Wi-Fi package.
Are there accessible cabins on Renaissance?
Yes. The operator lists 12 adapted cabins and identifies additional partially accessible cabins on the deck plan. Accessibility features vary by cabin.
Are children allowed on Renaissance?
Children aged 3 to 17 are accepted on Renaissance fly-cruises and designated multigenerational sailings, but the ship has no dedicated children’s facilities.
