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Caribbean cruises

Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean islands, sailing year-round from Florida, Texas and Puerto Rico.

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Icon of the Seas in Puerto Rico, 2025Royal Caribbean InternationalIcon of the Seas2024 · 248,663 GT · 5,610 guests · Caribbean · BahamasIcon of the Seas, built by Meyer Turku in Finland, entered service from Miami on 27 January 2024 as the largest cruise ship in the world, a title she now shares with her…Legend of the Seas at the Meyer Turku shipyard, Finland, June 2026Royal Caribbean InternationalLegend of the Seas2026 · 248,663 GT · 5,610 guests · Caribbean · MediterraneanLegend of the Seas is the third Icon-class ship, completed at Meyer Turku in Finland in 2026 and in service since her maiden voyage on 4 July 2026. She shares the class's record…Star of the Seas docked in Cádiz, Spain, July 2025Royal Caribbean InternationalStar of the Seas2025 · 248,663 GT · 5,610 guests · Caribbean · BahamasStar of the Seas, the second Icon-class ship, entered service in August 2025 and shares the record for largest cruise ship by gross tonnage. Built at Meyer Turku, she is…Symphony of the Seas in NassauRoyal Caribbean InternationalSymphony of the Seas2018 · 228,081 GT · 5,518 guests · Caribbean · BahamasSymphony of the Seas, the fourth Oasis-class ship, was the world's largest cruise ship by tonnage when she entered service from Barcelona in April 2018. Her facilities include a…Harmony of the Seas departing Port Canaveral, September 2026Royal Caribbean InternationalHarmony of the Seas2016 · 226,963 GT · 5,479 guests · Caribbean · BahamasHarmony of the Seas, the third Oasis-class ship, was built by STX France at Saint-Nazaire and became the world's largest passenger ship when she entered service in May 2016. Like…Oasis of the Seas departing Port Canaveral, September 2026Royal Caribbean InternationalOasis of the Seas2009 · 226,838 GT · 5,606 guests · Bahamas · CaribbeanOasis of the Seas, delivered in October 2009, was the first of the Oasis class, whose ships were the world's largest cruise ships until the Icon class arrived in 2024. Her layout…Allure of the SeasRoyal Caribbean InternationalAllure of the Seas2010 · 226,637 GT · 5,484 guests · Caribbean · BahamasAllure of the Seas, the second Oasis-class ship, entered service in December 2010 and was for a time the world's largest passenger ship, about 50 mm longer than Oasis of the…MSC World America at Saint-Nazaire on her delivery day, March 2025MSC CruisesMSC World America2025 · 216,638 GT · 6,762 guests · Caribbean · BahamasMSC World America is the second World-class ship, delivered at Saint-Nazaire in March 2025 and named in Miami that April with Drew Barrymore as godmother. The LNG-powered ship…MSC World Europa at Saint-Nazaire, June 2022MSC CruisesMSC World Europa2022 · 215,863 GT · 6,762 guests · Caribbean · MediterraneanMSC World Europa is the first of MSC's World-class ships and, at 215,863 gross tons, among the largest cruise ships in service. Built by Chantiers de l'Atlantique and powered by…Arvia leaving Marseille, France, April 2023P&O CruisesArvia2022 · 185,581 GT · 5,200 guests · Canary Islands · CaribbeanArvia is Iona's Excellence-class sister, built by Meyer Werft in Papenburg and delivered in December 2022; at about 185,600 gross tons she is the largest ship serving the British…Carnival Celebration departing Miami, February 2026Carnival Cruise LineCarnival Celebration2022 · 183,521 GT · 5,374 guests · CaribbeanCarnival Celebration is the second Excel-class ship, built by Meyer Turku and completed in November 2022. Unlike Mardi Gras she carries the Carnival prefix, and her name honors…Carnival Jubilee docked off Cozumel, Mexico, March 2024Carnival Cruise LineCarnival Jubilee2023 · 183,521 GT · 5,228 guests · Bahamas · CaribbeanCarnival Jubilee is the third Excel-class ship and the first built by Meyer Werft at Papenburg, Germany; she was originally ordered for AIDA Cruises. Delivered on 4 December…

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Which cruise lines sail Caribbean?

On Cruise Frog, Royal Caribbean International (20 ships), Carnival Cruise Line (18 ships), Norwegian Cruise Line (14 ships), Celebrity Cruises (9 ships), MSC Cruises (9 ships), Princess Cruises (8 ships), Disney Cruise Line (6 ships), AIDA Cruises (5 ships), Holland America Line (5 ships), Ponant (4 ships), Silversea Cruises (4 ships), TUI Cruises (4 ships), Virgin Voyages (4 ships), Windstar Cruises (4 ships), Costa Cruises (3 ships), Explora Journeys (3 ships), Marella Cruises (3 ships), Oceania Cruises (3 ships), Star Clippers (3 ships), Ambassador Cruise Line (2 ships), Crystal (2 ships), Margaritaville at Sea (2 ships), P&O Cruises (2 ships), SeaDream Yacht Club (2 ships), The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection (2 ships), Azamara (1 ship), Cunard (1 ship), Emerald Cruises (1 ship), Four Seasons Yachts (1 ship), Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines (1 ship), Saga Cruises (1 ship) sail Caribbean.

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What is a Caribbean cruise like?

Caribbean: Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean islands, sailing year-round from Florida, Texas and Puerto Rico.