Cheap Caribbean Cruises

Crystal-clear seas abundant of marine life; hundreds of beaches; a year-round warm climate; an overwhelming number of ports of call; great array of activities, tours and shopping make the Caribbean the most popular cruise destination. There are three main types of Caribbean cruises itineraries:

Eastern Caribbean Cruises are mostly 7-night cruises departing from the East Coast and visiting Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

Western Caribbean Cruises are sailing from Florida and Texas. These mostly 4-7 -night cruises visit Mexico, Caymans, Belize and Jamaica.

Southern Caribbean Cruises are port-intensive cruises that spend more time in port than at sea. Usually depart from Florida and Puerto Rico and visit exotic ports of the deep Caribbean.

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Carribean Cruise Ports of Call

Eastern Caribbean Ports:
	Anguilla
	Castaway Cay
	Freeport
	Grenada
	Half Moon Cay
	Labadee
	Nassau
	Sta. Barbara de Semana
	St. Croix
	St. John
	St. Maarten/St. Martin
	St. Vincent
	Tortola

Western Caribbean Ports:
	Belize City
	Calica
	Cancun
	Coco Cay
	Costa Maya
	Cozumel
	Grand Cayman
	Key West
	Mobile
	Montego Bay
	Ocho Rios
	Roatan

Southern Caribbean Ports:
	Aruba
	Barbados
	Basse-Terre
	Curacao
	Isles de Saintes
	Martinique
	Pointe-a-Pitre
	San Juan
	St. Barthelemy
	St. John's
	St. Kitts
	St. Lucia
	Trinidad

Departure Ports

	Baltimore, MD
	Barbados
	Bayonne, NJ
	Bridgetown
	Charleston, SC
	Galveston, TX
	Fort Lauderdale, FL
	Miami, FL
	Montego Bay, Jamaica

	New Orleans, LA
	New York, NY
	Orlando (Port Canaveral)
	Philadelphia, PA
	San Juan, Puerto Rico
	Santo Domingo
	St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
	Tampa, Florida