A new island every morning.
A Caribbean cruise packs a week of variety into one easy booking. You might wake up in Nassau, then Cozumel, then St. Maarten, with water slides, Broadway-style shows and a dozen restaurants on board in between.
In the Bahamas, swim with the famous pigs of the Exumas, relax on a cruise line’s private island, snorkel over colorful reefs and end every day with a sunset from the top deck.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Swimming pigs
Meet the famous pigs that paddle out to greet boats in the Exumas.
Private island day
Beaches, cabanas and water sports reserved for the ship.
Atlantis
A day at the iconic Paradise Island resort and its water park.
Snorkel the reefs
Tropical fish and coral in water as clear as glass.
Shows at sea
Broadway-style productions, comedy and live music every night.
Beach club afternoon
Cold drinks and warm sand at a waterfront beach club.
December through April.
Winter and spring bring the most reliable sunshine. Summer is warm and popular with families, and hurricane season peaks from August to October, when ships simply reroute around storms.
Built for big groups
Thousands of guests, endless dining and meeting space on board.
Great value
One price covers rooms, meals and entertainment.
Everyone finds their thing
Thrill rides, spas, casinos and quiet decks.