
Royal Caribbean Cruises to the Caribbean
By name alone, it won’t be a surprise to discover that Royal Caribbean offers some of the world’s best voyages through the Caribbean. With the facilities and service to turn every morning, afternoon and evening into an itinerary highlight, Royal Caribbean makes exploring these tropical islands a joy.

Why Sail with Royal Caribbean to the Caribbean?
On a Royal Caribbean cruise to the Caribbean, guests can enjoy the very best experience available, both on and off their ship. There’s no need to worry, thanks to the variety and quality of facilities available on every Royal Caribbean ship. From exotic international cuisine to acrobatics shows that make every night something special, this cruise line excels in turning each day into the main event.
As they explore the Caribbean's beautiful destinations, guests can feel truly connected to the places they visit. Their ship’s sophisticated bars and lounges offer stunning panoramic views of the white sand shores, and every deck has something exciting to enjoy under the Caribbean sun.
Where to Go with Royal Caribbean Cruises to the Caribbean?
Royal Caribbean cruises around the Caribbean make every aspect of the sailing experience exciting, from action-packed days at sea to unforgettable days in port. These stops allow guests to immerse themselves in some of the world’s most tropical spots on Earth. Here are some of the top ports that guests can reach with Royal Caribbean cruises to the Caribbean:

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Frequently Asked Questions
The majority of Royal Caribbean’s voyages around the Caribbean depart from American ports, such as Tampa, Miami and Port Canaveral. Cruises are also available from Puerto Rico, Colombia and Panama.
For daytime attire, guests are advised to pack cool, comfortable clothing that provides adequate sun protection. This includes T-shirts, shorts, skirts, hats and sunglasses. For evenings, Royal Caribbean guests are asked to wear smart attire for dining and evening entertainment. This can include shirts, dresses and blazers.
Between December and April is widely considered the best time to cruise the Caribbean. This is due to the reliable warm weather of this period, perfect for water sports or lounging on the beach before the wet season rolls around in June.

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Choose Last-Minute Fun with a Royal Caribbean Cruise
Whether you’re looking to give the kids a family holiday they will remember forever or trying to book a couples’ getaway that is as romantic as it is thrilling, Royal Caribbean’s last-minute holidays have something for everyone. These itineraries come at incredible prices, meaning guests can set sail on a journey of speedy waterslides and glittering evening entertainment with deals that can’t be beaten.
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- Departure - Tampa, FL USA
- 3 stops
- Arrival - Tampa, FL USA


- Departure - Port Canaveral (Orlando), USA
- 4 stops
- Arrival - Port Canaveral (Orlando), USA


- Departure - Tampa, FL USA
- 6 stops
- Arrival - Tampa, FL USA


- Departure - New Orleans, USA
- 5 stops
- Arrival - New Orleans, USA


- Departure - Galveston, Texas, USA
- 4 stops
- Arrival - Galveston, Texas, USA


- Departure - Miami, Florida, USA
- 6 stops
- Arrival - Miami, Florida, USA


- Departure - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- 5 stops
- Arrival - Fort Lauderdale, Florida


- Departure - Colón, Panama
- 7 stops
- Arrival - Colón, Panama


- Departure - Tampa, FL USA
- 5 stops
- Arrival - Tampa, FL USA


- Departure - Miami, Florida, USA
- 5 stops
- Arrival - Miami, Florida, USA








