Royal Caribbean's Labadee Island Unaffected by Haitian Quake

by TravelPulse Staff
Last updated: 12:00 AM ET, Thu January 14, 2010

Labadee Island, Royal Caribbean's private island in Haiti, was unaffected by the recent earthquake in that area. The line conducted site inspections of the island and found "no apparent damage to our buildings, pier and attractions," according to a company statement. "Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises are eager to take guests, as well as humanitarian assistance, to Haiti as soon as possible, though we are awaiting confirmation from the Haitian government on when our return is feasible. We are extremely saddened to hear of the destruction in Haiti caused by the massive earthquake. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of Haiti and their family members." The following ships are scheduled to call on Labadee in the next two weeks: the Independence of the Seas on Jan. 15, the Navigator of the Seas on Jan. 18, the Liberty of the Seas on Jan. 19 and the Celebrity Solstice on Jan. 22. For more information, Call 800-327-2056 or visit www.cruisingpower.com (travel agents only).

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