Schedule your tropical paradise itinerary surrounded by an array of stunning, exotic islands and natural beauty. The sandy, white beaches, lush landscapes and memorable sunsets in the islands of the East Caribbean create an unforgettable destination popular to first-time cruisers. Relaxation and recreation are common place here. Discover adventure and stress-free entertainment in a wide variety of on-shore excursions satisfying to your taste.
Cruises
The following cruise lines offer vacations traveling to Eastern Caribbean destinations. Each cruise line delivers a unique experience for its passengers. Depending on the type of cruise vacation in mind, selecting an appropriate cruise line will help tailor your cruise vacation and fulfill your expectations.
Carnival Cruise Lines Celebrity Cruise Lines Costa Cruise Lines Cunard - Home of the Queen Mary 2 Disney Cruise Line Holland America Line Norwegian Cruise Line Princess Cruises Radisson Seven Seas Cruises Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines (RCCL) Windstar CruisesMap
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Antigua and Barbuda
Bahamas
Cococay, Bahamas (RCCL Only)
Bermuda
British Virgin Islands (BVI)
- Anegada
- Jost Van Dyke
- Tortola
- Virgin Gorda
Dominican Republic
Grand Bahama Island
Grenada
Hispaniolia (Haiti and Dominican Republic)
Montserrat
Princess Cays (Princess Cruise Line Only)
Puerto Rico
St. Barts
St. Kitts and Nevis
St. Lucia
St. Marteen
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Turks and Caicos
U.S. Virgin Islands
- St. Croix
- St. Johns
- St. Thomas
Weather
Overall, the weather in the Eastern Caribbean is as beautiful as its beaches. Temperatures in the Caribbean range from 78-85° F (25-29° C) year-round. When cruising to the Caribbean, it is imperative to know the current weather conditions. And, although we seek the Caribbean for the warm and sunny, tropical climate, it's good to prepare for possible storms. Hurricane Season officially begins on June 1st and ends on November 31st. The most activity is seen from August to October with emphasis on September. The Eastern Caribbean weather is typically less active than that of the Western Caribbean in that the storms have less time to develop from their point of origin. For more information on Hurricane Season visit the National Hurricane Center.
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Atlantis Resort and Casino in Nassau, Bahamas
Royal Caribbean's Mariner of the Seas
Swimming Lagoon of Cococay, Bahamas
Rest and Relaxation in Cococay, Bahamas
Port Canaveral Lighthouse - Sovereign of the Seas
On-Shore Shops Cococay, Bahamas