Sample itineraries
These are typical routings and ports. Ships, dates, and fares change.
With more sailings than any other region, the Caribbean gives you incredible flexibility to curate the exact island escape you are envisioning.
More on Caribbean, including excursions
Optional excursions
These can be arranged in the port or the city, as an add-on to enrich the trip. They are not in the cruise fare unless the line includes them.
The reef, not the pool deck
Cozumel, Grand Cayman, or a western Caribbean stop. 2 to 3 hours.
A beach with an actual chair
Cozumel, Nassau, or a private-island style stop. Most of the time the ship is in port.
A bakery, then the market
Fort-de-France, Martinique. About 3 hours on foot.
7 nights · Year-round. The cruise fares are lower in late summer
Round trip, departing from South Florida or the Gulf
A cruise that departs from Florida often stops at Cozumel, Grand Cayman, and Jamaica. A cruise that departs from Galveston often stops at Cozumel and Costa Maya
7 nights, departing from San Juan. Longer if the cruise departs from Miami · December–April
A seven-night cruise departs from San Juan. A longer cruise departs from Miami
Resort or premium
7 nights, departing from San Juan. 8–11 nights if the cruise departs from Florida · Shoulder months
Round trip, departing from San Juan, or a longer loop that departs from southern Florida
A line that is actually scheduled into Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao