Caribbean cruises from $195
Zero booking fees on every Caribbean sailing, plus perks like onboard credit, free excursions, and gift cards on select departures.
Best Caribbean Cruise Prices by Line
Every major cruise line sails the Caribbean, including Carnival and MSC Cruises. Here are the lines running the most Caribbean departures today, based on our live inventory feed.
Royal Caribbean
Bold ships, thrilling onboard fun
From $295
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Carnival
Fun, affordable family cruising
From $234
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MSC Cruises
Modern ships, European-style service
From $195
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Norwegian
Freestyle cruising, dine anytime
From $249
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Princess
Classic, relaxed elegant cruising
From $466
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Celebrity
Upscale ships, modern design
From $430
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Disney Cruise Line
Family magic at sea
From $800
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Virgin Voyages
Adults-only, boutique-hotel style
From $403
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Popular Caribbean Departure Ports
Real departure ports from our current inventory, with the most Caribbean sailings today. Pick your closest port to see what’s sailing.
The cruise capital of the world
An easy drive from Orlando
The Gulf gateway for Texas cruisers
Port Everglades, minutes from the airport
Gulf Coast departures without the Miami drive
Deep Southern Caribbean, one flight away
Cruise from the French Quarter's doorstep
Sail straight from Manhattan
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Best Time to Sail the Caribbean
Based on real current sailing volume across our full inventory: the Caribbean sails heaviest from late fall through early spring, with more room, and often better rates, in late spring and summer.
Caribbean Itinerary Types
The Caribbean covers three distinct regions, plus a range of trip lengths to match your schedule.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Atlantic hurricane season runs June through November. Cruise lines actively track storms and reroute itineraries well in advance for passenger safety, so most Caribbean cruises sail without any disruption. Flexibility helps most during the peak storm months of August through October.
A passport isn’t always required for a closed loop cruise that starts and ends at the same US port, but it’s strongly recommended and required for any itinerary that starts or ends in a different country. Check the specific requirements for your sailing before you book.
Winter months from December through March are peak season, with the best weather and the most departures. Late spring and summer see fewer crowds and can be a better value.
This comes down to preference, but Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and Disney all run large ships in the Caribbean with extensive kids’ programs and family-friendly itineraries.
Eastern itineraries typically visit Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, or the Bahamas. Western itineraries focus on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Grand Cayman, and Jamaica. Southern itineraries reach further out to islands like Aruba, Curacao, and Barbados.