Short Cruises: 3-5 Nights From $149
Leave Thursday, back by Monday. Every sailing below runs three to five nights from a North American port, the exact format that turns a long weekend into a real vacation. Live prices, refreshed daily.
Every 3-5 Night Sailing
One row per ship and departure date, cheapest cabin, popular lines only. Thursday and Friday departures make natural long weekends; Monday departures often price lowest.
Interior cabin, per person, taxes and fees included. Prices refresh daily and can change with availability. Per day = total price divided by nights.
Short Cruise, Done Right
Frequently Asked Questions
From Florida ports, mostly the Bahamas: Nassau, the lines’ private islands, and Grand Bahama. From Los Angeles and Long Beach, Ensenada and Catalina. From Galveston and New Orleans, Cozumel and the western Caribbean. The table shows exactly where every sailing goes.
The total is the lowest way to get on a ship, which is why they are the classic first cruise. Per night they usually cost more than a week-long sailing, so if your dates flex, compare both. The per-day column in the table makes that comparison honest.
For most closed-loop sailings that leave and return from the same US port, US citizens can travel with a birth certificate and government-issued photo ID, but a passport is strongly recommended and some itineraries require one. Confirm the requirement for your specific sailing with a Cruise Manager before you book.
Most run on fixed weekly patterns: Thursday or Friday departures for 3-4 night weekend runs, and Monday departures for 4-5 night midweek runs, which often price lower. The departure-day filter above sorts exactly that.
Gone Friday, Back Monday
Pick a long weekend from the table above and go, with zero booking fees.
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