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A Caribbean cruise package from Fond Travels combines your cruise cabin on a leading cruise line with round-trip flights from your home city to the departure port, a hotel night before sailing, and transfers between the airport, hotel and cruise terminal. To book, call +1 (323) 800 6001 from anywhere in the US and a real travel expert will price the complete package with you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The Caribbean is the world's most popular cruise region for good reason: dozens of islands within a few nights' sailing of Florida and the Gulf Coast, warm water all year, and itineraries for every taste, from three-night getaways to two-week grand loops. Our experts build the flights and pre-cruise hotel around the sailing so nothing is left to chance.
Why Caribbean for your vacation
A Caribbean cruise lets you sample several islands in one trip while unpacking only once. Eastern Caribbean routes visit islands such as St. Thomas, St. Maarten, San Juan and Tortola, known for beaches, duty-exempt shopping and Danish and Dutch colonial history. Western Caribbean routes call at Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Roatan and Belize, offering Mayan ruins, stingray encounters, reef snorkeling and zip-lining through jungle. Southern Caribbean sailings, often from San Juan, reach Aruba, Curacao, Barbados, St. Lucia and Antigua, with fewer sea days and more time ashore. Many lines add a day at their own private island.
What's included in a Caribbean package
- Your cruise cabin, with meals in the main dining rooms and buffet, entertainment and most onboard activities, plus port charges and government fees.
- Round-trip flights on major airlines from your home airport to Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa, Galveston, New Orleans, San Juan or another gateway.
- A hotel night before sailing at well-known resort brands and independent hotels near the port, with breakfast included where offered.
- Transfers from the airport to the hotel and from the hotel to the cruise terminal, and back to the airport after disembarkation.
- Optional extras: beverage and Wi-Fi packages, specialty dining, shore excursions, travel protection, and a post-cruise night in Miami or Orlando.
Inclusions vary by cruise line and sailing. Call for current pricing on your dates and we will quote the whole package as one figure.
Best time to sail Caribbean
The Caribbean is a year-round region, but conditions vary. The dry season from December through April brings the most reliable sunshine, low humidity and calm seas, and it is peak demand, especially over the holidays, Presidents' Day and spring break. May, early June and the fall shoulder months of October and November offer warm weather with fewer crowds and easier cabin availability. Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, with the highest activity from mid August through early October; ships steer around storms and itineraries may change, so travel protection is worth discussing. Southern Caribbean islands such as Aruba and Curacao sit outside the main hurricane belt and are a smart choice for late-summer sailings.
Ships, cabins and itineraries
Caribbean itineraries typically run 3 to 4 nights for a quick Bahamas or Cozumel escape, 7 nights for the classic Eastern or Western loop from Florida or Texas, and 10 to 14 nights for Southern or combined routes. Cabin categories follow a standard ladder: interior cabins are the most affordable and suit travelers who spend their days on deck; oceanview cabins add a window or porthole; balcony cabins give you a private veranda, ideal for sunrise arrivals in port; and suites add space, priority boarding, concierge service and often a dedicated restaurant. Ship size ranges from intimate vessels with a few hundred guests to floating resorts carrying thousands, with water parks, ice rinks and Broadway-style shows. Our experts match line, ship size and cabin category to your group and your expectations.
Ports and shore days
- Cozumel, Mexico: reef snorkeling, beach clubs and ferries to the mainland for Tulum's cliff-top ruins.
- Grand Cayman: wade with stingrays at Stingray City and relax on Seven Mile Beach.
- Jamaica: climb Dunn's River Falls near Ocho Rios or raft the Martha Brae River from Falmouth.
- Roatan, Honduras: dive the Mesoamerican reef, visit a sloth sanctuary or ride a zip-line.
- St. Thomas: Magens Bay beach, a cable car ride to Paradise Point and a ferry to St. John's parks.
- St. Maarten: Dutch and French sides, Maho Beach plane watching and Orient Bay.
- San Juan: colonial forts, cobbled streets and El Yunque rainforest.
Departure ports and getting to the ship
Miami and Fort Lauderdale are the busiest Caribbean home ports, followed by Port Canaveral near Orlando, Tampa, Galveston, New Orleans, Charleston and San Juan, with seasonal sailings from New York, Baltimore and Mobile. Flights from most US cities to South Florida take roughly 2.5 to 6 hours, and our experts always book you in the day before sailing, with a hotel near the port and a transfer timed to embarkation. For closed-loop cruises that start and end at the same US port, US citizens may generally sail with a government photo ID and an original or certified birth certificate, but a valid passport is strongly recommended and is required if you must fly home from a foreign island; verify current requirements before travel. US dollars are accepted at nearly every Caribbean port, English is widely spoken, and most islands are on Eastern or Atlantic time.
Who this package suits
Families choose large resort ships with kids' clubs and water slides; couples and honeymooners prefer balcony cabins and adults-only areas; seniors appreciate the easy pace, accessible cabins and our senior travel reservations. Reunions and wedding parties can pair a block of cabins with group travel flights, and travelers who want to arrive relaxed can add business class or first class flights. First-time cruisers usually do best with a 7-night Western or Eastern itinerary from Florida.
How booking by phone works
- Call +1 (323) 800 6001 with your dates, home airport, party size and the ports or ship style you prefer.
- A travel expert compares sailings across leading cruise lines, adds flights, the pre-cruise hotel and transfers, and quotes the package as one total.
- Refine it: change the cabin category, add a beverage package or excursions, or extend your stay in Florida.
- Confirm with a secure payment, receive cruise and flight documents by email, and reach us around the clock before and during your trip.
Plan it online
Prefer to start online? Submit a vacation request with your dates and preferences and an expert will follow up with recommended Caribbean sailings.
Why book by phone with Fond Travels
Fond Travels is an independent US travel agency based in Woodbridge, Virginia, with real travel experts answering 24/7. We compare leading cruise lines and major airlines, time your flights safely ahead of sailing, and stay reachable if weather changes your plans. Customers rate us 4.8 of 5 with 2,200+ Google reviews. See all cruise packages and vacation packages, or call to begin.
