Caribbean Cruises: Overview

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Cruise aboard our newest, most innovative ships including Norwegian Epic.
Nearly 400 Caribbean Cruise Excursions for you and your family
Exotic Caribbean destinations like Curaçao, Cartagena, Aruba and Barbados

Set Your Watch for Island Time on our Cruises to the Caribbean

Cue the calypso music. Escape the fall and winter chill by booking one of our Caribbean Cruise Deals with our award-winning fleet sailing the crystal blue waters of the Caribbean. Choose from nine ships, including Norwegian Breakaway & Getaway, four convenient departure ports, and itineraries that offer island time in paradise for Southern, Eastern and Western Caribbean Cruises. And with all the choices and flexibility that come with Freestyle Cruising®, you have the freedom to find your own rhythm in the tropics.

Caribbean Cruises Destinations

Eastern Caribbean

Shop in Charlotte Amalie, explore St. Maarten’s pristine beaches and lots more.

Eastern Caribbean Cruises
Southern Caribbean

See lush rainforests and green monkeys on our 9 to 11-day cruises.

Southern Caribbean Cruises
Western Caribbean

Three convenient cruise departure ports: Miami, New Orleans and Tampa.

Western Caribbean Cruises

What is Included?

Many dining options, from three-course dining to endless buffets with action stations.
Entertainment day & night. Spectacular stage & comedy shows, dance clubs, bars & lounges, piano bars and live music.
Fitness center, sports court, pools, and hot tubs.
Youth programs for children ages 3-17.
Attentive room steward and complementary room service.

Things to Know

Green Monkeys of Barbados

The Green Monkeys of the Caribbean were stowaways on ships from Africa and are now living in the wildlife preserves of Barbados.
Roatan's Barrier Reef

The world's second largest barrier reef is located off the Hondoras coast in Roatan.
Fort San Cristobal

The largest fortification built by the Spaniards in the New World was San Cristobal in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Tortola

This British Virgin Island was originally named Santa Ana by the European discover, Columbus, in 1493.
Deserted Isles

Only 2 percent of the Caribbean's numerous islands are inhabited.
Two by Two

St. Maarten is the smallest land mass divided into two countries.