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The Caribbean offers something for everyone, from first-time cruisers to veterans alike, and our great deals and discounts on Caribbean cruises are the most convenient and affordable way to travel from island to island. Our experts can connect you to the Caribbean cruise that suits you best, whether you're cruising alone, as half of a couple, with the kids in tow, or as part of a much larger group that's celebrating a special occasion. While you'll find many of the Caribbean's trademark features sprinkled throughout - the beautiful beaches, the swaying palm trees, the colorful coral reefs, etc. - every island has its own special flavor, and therefore no two are completely alike.

Generally speaking, your Caribbean cruise itinerary will fall into one of three major categories (regions): Eastern, Western, or Southern. Nearly every cruise line sails the Eastern Caribbean (or offers a sailing that calls upon at least one of its many ports), and it's arguably the Caribbean's most popular region. The Western Caribbean is an excellent choice for cruisers who are interested in something more than just sun, sand, and shopping (e.g. lots of ancient and historic attractions, a greater variety of exciting activities), while the Southern Caribbean - lesser-known, but no less spectacular - is best characterized by its exotic landscapes and the unique opportunities for eco-adventure that they provide.

Eastern Caribbean Cruise Deals

Looking for a great deal on an Eastern Caribbean cruise? No other cruise agency offers a bigger selection, and no other destination offers cruisers more options. Long accustomed to welcoming cruise ships, and accessible via a string of convenient departure ports located up and down the U.S. East Coast (e.g. New York City, Charleston, and Miami), the Eastern Caribbean is an especially good choice for first-time cruisers. But even the most experienced cruiser is sure to discover something new with every visit, particularly in the region's smaller and less famous ports of call.

Most Eastern Caribbean cruises will call upon the British and U.S. Virgin Islands (highlights include Tortola and Virgin Gorda among the former and St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas among the latter) as well as Puerto Rico and/or St. Maarten/St. Martin. Your itinerary is also likely to include a stop in the Bahamas (while technically not part of the Caribbean - it's situated in the Atlantic - the Bahamas are a featured destination on most Eastern Caribbean itineraries). And many of the world's most popular cruise lines have private islands in or near the Eastern Caribbean that are exclusively reserved for their passengers, including Disney (Castaway Cay), Norwegian (Great Stirrup Cay), and Royal Caribbean (Labadee).

Western Caribbean Cruise Deals

A Western Caribbean itinerary won't typically pack in as many ports as an Eastern one, but it could be argued that the ones you'll visit here will be even more memorable; unlike the Eastern Caribbean, where the focus rests squarely on life at the beach, the Western Caribbean offers travelers a wider range of possibilities.

The region is made up of a handful of key islands situated south of Florida, including Grand Cayman and Jamaica (your itinerary may also call upon Key West), as well as several key destinations along the Caribbean-facing coastlines of Mexico and Central America (e.g. Cozumel, Costa Maya, and Belize); if you're sailing to the Western Caribbean from the U.S., you'll almost certainly depart from a homeport in either Florida, Louisiana, or Texas. Highlights may include an exploration of ancient Mayan ruins (there are many notable examples here, including Xcaret, Chichen Itza, and the walled city of Tulum); the ever-popular Dunn's River Falls (Ocho Rios, Jamaica), a visit to Stingray City (Grand Cayman's North Sounds); or a glass-bottom-boat tour of the world's second-largest barrier reef (Roatan, Honduras).

Southern Caribbean Cruise Deals

The Caribbean's most southerly ports of call are the region's hidden gems. Small and secluded, lush and unspoiled, they are an excellent option for cruisers who have already visited their more famous neighbors to the east and west. Colonial influences abound - in St. Barts and Martinique (the French), Aruba and Bonaire (the Dutch), Antigua and Barbuda (the Brits), and elsewhere - and several of these islands remain protected states. The region's topography varies greatly from island to island (powdery-soft beaches, jungle-covered volcanoes, plenty of waterfalls, and more) and active travelers will find many interesting landscapes to explore.

Nearly every major cruise line sails to the Southern Caribbean, and we've got the largest selection of deals on Southern Caribbean cruises. Itineraries tend to last a little longer in the Southern Caribbean (seven nights and upwards), and most sailings will depart from San Juan, Puerto Rico (you'll also find select Southern Caribbean cruises departing from Galveston, Texas and Port Canaveral, Florida). Highlights may include St. Lucia's massive Pitons or a leisurely stroll through Willemstad, the capital of Curacao (and a UNESCO World Heritage Site).