Caribbean

On a Caribbean cruise you'll experience blissfully warm seas and countless vibrant, beautiful islands all with cultural influences from Africa, Latin America and Europe.

On a Caribbean cruise you'll experience blissfully warm seas and countless vibrant, beautiful islands all with cultural influences from Africa, Latin America and Europe. It's closeness to the mainland USA means the Caribbean is by far the world's most popular and busiest cruise area. Caribbean cruises depart from nearby Miami, New Orleans or Houston or occasionally longer voyages will sail from the UK or fly directly to Barbados.

When To Visit?
The Caribbean is a year-round destination with a warm and temperate climate, however, most cruises around the Caribbean will visit between November and April when the temperatures are lower.

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Cruises to the picturesque Eastern Caribbean are usually 7 nights long and will explore the islands of the West Indies and Bahamas. Spend a beach day at one of the Bahamas Cays or vibrant Puerto Rico, travel south towards St Kitts and the Leeward Islands.

Cruises to the Western Caribbean will chart a course to Mexico and the resorts of the Yucatan Peninsula, occasionally making a stop at Key West along the way. Panama and Belize are also popular destinations, along with traditional favourites such as Jamaica and Grand Cayman. Longer itineraries will sometimes combine east and west Caribbean to make a 14 night odyssey.

Most cruises to the Southern Caribbean are slightly longer than 7 nights, usually visiting the Grenadines and Windward Islands before heading north towards Trinidad & Tobago and Dutch Aruba.

December to April

This is the most popular time to cruise the Caribbean, offering:

  • Warm, sunny days
  • Low humidity
  • Calm seas
  • Ideal beach and snorkelling conditions

If you’re dreaming of picture‑perfect weather and vibrant island life, this is the season for you.

You can cruise the Caribbean year round, so if you're looking for great deals and fewer crowds, May to Early November may be suitable.

  • Lower cruise fares
  • More availability on popular itineraries
  • Warm temperatures year‑round

This period overlaps with hurricane season, but modern ships and flexible itineraries help ensure smooth sailing.

St. Thomas (Charlotte Amalie), U.S. Virgin Islands — Great shopping, beaches, and stunning views; often ranked number 1!

Grand Cayman (George Town) — Famous for Seven Mile Beach and Stingray City.

Aruba — A long‑time favourite with stunning beaches and reliable weather.

Bonaire — Offering the chance for world‑class snorkelling and diving.

Curaçao — A colourful waterfront, with great snorkelling, and culture.

Willemstad, Curaçao — Easy to explore on foot with Dutch/Caribbean charm.

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