Most cruise lines offer four types of Caribbean Cruises. Each type visits different parts of the Caribbean, visits different ports and offers their own unique experience.
Eastern Caribbean - Pristine beaches and gorgeous turquoise water are the dominant features of the Eastern Caribbean. Cruises are typically 7 nights leaving from Florida, and usually visit islands like St. Thomas and St. Maarten. [Select]
Western Caribbean - The Western Caribbean is a tropical paradise full of rainforests, ruins and waterfalls. Cruises are usually 5 to 7 nights from Florida or other Gulf Coast states, and can include visits to Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Mexico and Central America. [Select]
Southern Caribbean - A cruise to the Southern Caribbean allows you to experience some of the most exotic islands and fascinating cultures in the Caribbean. Cruises are usually 7 nights (from San Juan) or 10 nights (from Florida), and you'll typically visit more far-flung ports like Antigua and Barbados. [Select]
Extended Caribbean - Fantastic 10+ night cruises that are often able to visit multiple Caribbean regions in a single cruise. Also called Ultimate Caribbean itineraries. [Select]
