Cabin Selections starting from $1,434 Per Person
Based on Double Occupancy (Single Rates are 2x cabin price)
Deposit Requirement: $250 per person payable at time of booking and prior to August 31, 2026
Final Payment Due March 4, 2027 (monthly payments recommended)
Additional Details
Sailing has LIMITED AVAILABILITY
Inside & Balcony Cabins are currently available
Due to the popularity of this sailing, Triple & Quad rates are subject to availability.



Great for travelers who want to enjoy everything onboard while keeping the vacation budget lower.
Double Occupancy Only
Starting at $1,434 per person
Limited Availability
Enjoy natural light and ocean views from your stateroom.
Double Occupancy Only
Starting at $1,869 per person
Limited Availability
Initial deposit $250/person payable at time of booking
FINAL PAYMENT DUE MARCH 4, 2027
Note: Cruise pricing and availability remain subject to change until your reservation and required deposit are confirmed.
June 12–20, 2027.
Port Canaveral, Florida.
Aruba, Bonaire and Celebration Key.
$250 per person.
March 4, 2027.
No. Your cabin is secured after your reservation and required deposit are confirmed.
The pricing includes your cruise fare, taxes and port fees. Round-trip airfare, cruise protection, cruise transfers, gratutities ARE NOT included and can be purchased separately.
Yes, U.S. citizens can sail without a passport on closed-loop cruises (itineraries that depart from and return to the same U.S. port, such as roundtrip sailings to the Bahamas, Caribbean, or Mexico).
Required Documentation: State-issued certified birth certificate plus an unexpired government photo ID (or an Enhanced Driver’s License / Passport Card).
When a Passport IS Required: One-way cruises, foreign-departure sailings, and specific ports like Martinique or Guadeloupe.
Travel Advisor Guidance:
Recommend a Passport Book: Strongly urge clients to bring a full passport book. If an emergency requires them to disembark early or miss the ship, international aviation laws prohibit flying back to the U.S. without one.
Audit Birth Certificates: Ensure it is an official state-issued certificate with a raised/colored seal—hospital certificates and photocopies are strictly rejected at the pier.
Document the Disclaimer: Protect your agency by adding a brief written note to their file confirming they were advised of the risks of traveling without a passport.