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Cruises West Indies : Offers and promotions 2026 - 2027

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West Indies cruises: a guide to choosing the right one

A West Indies cruise lets you travel from island to island while enjoying a seamless journey: a morning at a Creole market, a swim in a clear lagoon, a drive along a road lined with flamboyant trees, or a viewpoint overlooking a turquoise bay.

The destination blends a gentle tropical climate, Caribbean culture, inviting beaches, and a wide variety of ports of call, from Martinique and Guadeloupe to Saint Martin and Barbados. Depending on the itinerary, the experience can focus on beaches, culture, family activities, or a more refined voyage aboard a ship with attentive service.

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Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Turks and Caicos Islands, United States

Itinerary : Port Canaveral, Nassau, Princess Cays, Amber Cove, Grand Turk, Port Canaveral

Princess Cruises
Caribbean Princess
On-board meals included
Caribbean Princess

3 other departures

Caribbean Princess

8 d

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Port Canaveral

08/30/2026

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$ 449

On-board meals included

Other departures:

20-27 Sep 2026

11 Oct 2026

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Tortola, Dominica, Saint Lucia, Grenada, Puerto Rico

Itinerary : San Juan, Tortola, Basseterre (St Kitts), Roseau, Castries, Grenada, San Juan

Celebrity Cruises
Celebrity Constellation
On-board meals included
Celebrity Constellation

Celebrity Constellation

8 d

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San Juan

12/12/2026

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$ 584

Drinks included available
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Bahamas, Puerto Rico, United States

Itinerary : Miami, Coco Cay, San Juan, Charlote Amalie, Miami

Royal Caribbean
Independence of the Seas
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Independence of the Seas

6 other departures

Independence of the Seas

8 d

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Miami

11/15/2026

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$ 592

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Other departures:

13 Dec 2026

10 Jan 2027

07 Feb 2027

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Dominican Republic, Saint Thomas, Tortola, Bahamas, United States

Itinerary : Miami, Puerto Plata, St Thomas, Tortola, Great Stirrup Cay, Miami

Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Luna
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Norwegian Luna

27 other departures

Norwegian Luna

8 d

Inside Stateroom

Miami

09/12/2026

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$ 609

Shows and Entertainment included
On-board meals included

Other departures:

29 Aug 2026

05-19 Sep 2026

03-10-17-24-31 Oct 2026

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Virgin Gorda, saint-martin, Martinique, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominican Republic

Itinerary : La Romana, Catalina Island, Virgin Gorda, Philippsburg, Fort-de-France, St Johns, La Romana

MSC Cruises
MSC Opera
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MSC Opera

29 other departures

MSC Opera

8 d

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La Romana

08/23/2027

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$ 615

Kids Sail Free up to 12 years
On-board meals included

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19 Apr 2027

03-17-31 May 2027

14-28 Jun 2027

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Puerto Rico, United States, Saint Croix, saint-martin, Saint Lucia, Barbados

Itinerary : San Juan, Charlote Amalie, St Croix, Philippsburg, Castries, Bridgetown, San Juan

Royal Caribbean
Grandeur of the Seas
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Grandeur of the Seas

14 other departures

Grandeur of the Seas

8 d

Inside Stateroom

San Juan

05/01/2027

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$ 626

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15-29 May 2027

12-26 Jun 2027

10-24 Jul 2027

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United States, Turks and Caicos Islands, Aruba, Bonaire

Itinerary : Fort Lauderdale, Grand Turk, Aruba, Klein Curacao, Bonaire, Fort Lauderdale

Princess Cruises
Caribbean Princess
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Caribbean Princess

1 other departures

Caribbean Princess

10 d

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Fort Lauderdale

12/14/2027

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$ 629

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Other departures:

04 Jan 2028

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Bahamas, Puerto Rico, United States

Itinerary : Miami, Nassau, San Juan, Charlote Amalie, Miami

Royal Caribbean
Independence of the Seas
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Independence of the Seas

Independence of the Seas

8 d

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Miami

01/24/2027

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$ 635

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Tips for choosing your Caribbean cruise

1. Choose your region

  • French West Indies : Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Saint-Martin offer Creole markets, tropical gardens, easy-to-reach beaches, and a culture that is easy to experience during a port call.
  • Lesser Antilles : Saint Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, Saint Kitts, and Barbados offer a range of experiences, from volcanic landscapes and colorful harbors to beaches and colonial heritage.
  • Southern Caribbean : Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao offer drier itineraries, colorful cities, snorkeling, and often more stable weather outside peak season.
  • Multi-island Caribbean itineraries : A good choice for combining the West Indies, the Bahamas, or the Virgin Islands, depending on the cruise line and the length of the cruise.

2. Choose your cruise style

Top experiences for your Caribbean cruise

The French West Indies offer an appealing combination of Creole culture, beaches, tropical gardens, and ports of call that are easy to explore in a day.
Fort-de-France

Fort-de-France

Stroll through La Savane, visit the Schoelcher Library, and explore the lively downtown streets.
Balata Garden

Balata Garden

Walk among tropical flowers and palm trees, and cross suspended walkways.
Saint Martin

Saint Martin

Climb to Fort Louis for sweeping views of Marigot, the bay, and Anguilla.
Fort-de-France

Fort-de-France

Start at the covered market, then explore downtown and the waterfront for an easy introduction to Creole culture.
Balata Garden

Balata Garden

Admire tropical flowers, hummingbirds, and treetop walkways without making the day too tiring.
Saint Martin

Saint Martin

Climb to Fort Louis for a clear view of Marigot, then head back down to the market or waterfront.
Fort-de-France

Fort-de-France

Sample local flavors in the covered market before strolling through La Savane and along the waterfront.
Balata Garden

Balata Garden

Take a memorable nature break among tropical plants, scenic viewpoints, and shaded paths.
Saint Martin

Saint Martin

Combine Fort Louis, Marigot and a lively beach for a more varied day.
This region offers changing scenery from one port to the next, with volcanic islands, colorful harbors, golden beaches, and tropical forests.
Saint Lucia

Saint Lucia

Admire the Pitons from the sea or on a panoramic tour.
Dominica

Dominica

Choose a nature-focused port call, with waterfalls, hot springs, and lush valleys.
Barbados

Barbados

Enjoy Bridgetown, west coast beaches, and a Caribbean atmosphere with a distinct British influence.
Saint Lucia

Saint Lucia

Plan a day of scenic viewpoints, a panoramic drive, and a swimming break, depending on the pace of the port call.
Dominica

Dominica

Discover a lush island on a short excursion to a waterfall or natural spring.
Barbados

Barbados

Enjoy a straightforward, easy-to-plan port call, combining Bridgetown, quiet beaches, and a boat outing if you wish.
Saint Lucia

Saint Lucia

Choose an excursion featuring a volcano, hot springs, and views of the Pitons.
Dominica

Dominica

Opt for an active day with a short hike, a river, and a waterfall.
Barbados

Barbados

Combine the historic center, a west coast beach, and a relaxed Caribbean atmosphere.
The southern Caribbean stands out for its drier climate, colorful cities, and scenery distinct from the more tropical islands.
Curaçao

Curaçao

Stroll through Willemstad among pastel facades, the floating bridge, and the lively waterfront.
Aruba

Aruba

Enjoy a long, beautiful beach with a relaxed seaside atmosphere.
Bonaire

Bonaire

Choose a snorkeling outing in water renowned for its clarity.
Curaçao

Curaçao

Explore Willemstad on foot, taking in its colors, floating bridge, and welcoming atmosphere.
Aruba

Aruba

Enjoy an easygoing day at the beach, swimming and strolling along the waterfront.
Bonaire

Bonaire

Explore the underwater world with a mask and snorkel at easy-to-reach sites.
Curaçao

Curaçao

Cross from Punda to Otrobanda to explore colorful streets and outdoor cafés.
Aruba

Aruba

Combine time at the beach, waterfront bars, and the island's more arid inland landscapes.
Bonaire

Bonaire

Plan a day around snorkeling, salt flats, and coastal viewpoints.

Best times for a West Indies cruise

Period

Weather & swimming

Atmosphere

Expert advice

What to know

January - April & December

Weather & swimming

The most popular period, with generally drier weather, pleasant temperatures, and good conditions for both beaches and sightseeing.

Expert advice

Ideal for a first cruise in the Caribbean. Fares and crowds may be higher.

May - June

Weather & swimming

An often pleasant transition period, with a quieter atmosphere and beautiful tropical days.

Expert advice

A good compromise for enjoying the West Indies with a little more flexibility, before the peak of the wet season.

July - August

Weather & swimming

A warm, tropical atmosphere, with lush landscapes and bright days, but higher humidity.

Expert advice

Best for travelers comfortable with changeable weather who prefer easygoing days.

September - November

Weather & swimming

Wetter season in part of the Caribbean, with a higher risk of weather disruption.

Expert advice

Consider this period with caution, especially if the beach is your priority. The Southern Caribbean may be a better option, depending on the itinerary.

SeasonWeather & swimmingExpert advice
Period
AtmosphereWhat to know
January - April & December
The most popular period, with generally drier weather, pleasant temperatures, and good conditions for both beaches and sightseeing.Ideal for a first cruise in the Caribbean. Fares and crowds may be higher.
May - June
An often pleasant transition period, with a quieter atmosphere and beautiful tropical days.A good compromise for enjoying the West Indies with a little more flexibility, before the peak of the wet season.
July - August
A warm, tropical atmosphere, with lush landscapes and bright days, but higher humidity.
Best for travelers comfortable with changeable weather who prefer easygoing days.
September - November
Wetter season in part of the Caribbean, with a higher risk of weather disruption.Consider this period with caution, especially if the beach is your priority. The Southern Caribbean may be a better option, depending on the itinerary.

Highlights of a West Indies cruise

In the West Indies, the best port calls often combine a simple highlight, an authentic local experience, and time by the water.

Sainte-Anne in Guadeloupe

Sainte-Anne in Guadeloupe

For its clear lagoon, local atmosphere and easy access.

Les Trois-Îlets in Martinique

Les Trois-Îlets in Martinique

For a seaside break close to Fort-de-France.

Orient Bay in Saint-Martin

Orient Bay in Saint-Martin

For a lively beach, with restaurants, activities and views of the turquoise waters.

Sainte-Anne in Guadeloupe

Sainte-Anne in Guadeloupe

For its clear lagoon, local atmosphere and easy access.

Les Trois-Îlets in Martinique

Les Trois-Îlets in Martinique

For a seaside break close to Fort-de-France.

Orient Bay in Saint-Martin

Orient Bay in Saint-Martin

For a lively beach, with restaurants, activities and views of the turquoise waters.

Fort-de-France

Fort-de-France

For the market, spices, tropical fruits, and downtown streets.

Pointe-à-Pitre

Pointe-à-Pitre

For its Guadeloupean atmosphere, colors, and street food.

Marigot in Saint-Martin

Marigot in Saint-Martin

For the market, the marina and the Franco-Caribbean atmosphere.

Fort-de-France

Fort-de-France

For the market, spices, tropical fruits, and downtown streets.

Pointe-à-Pitre

Pointe-à-Pitre

For its Guadeloupean atmosphere, colors, and street food.

Marigot in Saint-Martin

Marigot in Saint-Martin

For the market, the marina and the Franco-Caribbean atmosphere.

Fort Louis in Saint-Martin

Fort Louis in Saint-Martin

For views of Marigot, the lagoon, and nearby islands.

The Pitons in Saint Lucia

The Pitons in Saint Lucia

For one of the most striking natural landmarks in the Lesser Antilles.

Willemstad in Curaçao

Willemstad in Curaçao

For its colorful facades, floating bridge, and waterfront.

Fort Louis in Saint-Martin

Fort Louis in Saint-Martin

For views of Marigot, the lagoon, and nearby islands.

The Pitons in Saint Lucia

The Pitons in Saint Lucia

For one of the most striking natural landmarks in the Lesser Antilles.

Willemstad in Curaçao

Willemstad in Curaçao

For its colorful facades, floating bridge, and waterfront.

Balata Garden

Balata Garden

For an immersive garden experience within easy reach of Fort-de-France.

Dominica

Dominica

For waterfalls, forests and a wilder atmosphere.

Basse-Terre in Guadeloupe

Basse-Terre in Guadeloupe

For a greener port call, with rugged terrain, rivers, and dense vegetation.

Balata Garden

Balata Garden

For an immersive garden experience within easy reach of Fort-de-France.

Dominica

Dominica

For waterfalls, forests and a wilder atmosphere.

Basse-Terre in Guadeloupe

Basse-Terre in Guadeloupe

For a greener port call, with rugged terrain, rivers, and dense vegetation.

What our customers loved:

Must-see highlights of a West Indies cruise

Lose yourself in the colors of the Fort-de-France market

Travelers like to begin the port call with this vibrant slice of Martinican life, surrounded by spices, tropical fruit, flowers, and small local vendors. It is an easy way to experience Creole culture before heading to a beach or tropical garden.

Go from the Mémorial ACTe to the Sainte-Anne lagoon

In Guadeloupe, this contrast often stands out in traveler feedback: a powerful cultural experience in Pointe-à-Pitre, followed by a gentler break by the water. The port call remains varied without feeling too packed.

Climb to Fort Louis for sweeping views of Saint Martin

The climb is short, but the view immediately brings a new perspective to the port call. Travelers enjoy seeing Marigot, the bay, the boats, and the nearby islands before heading back down to the market or waterfront.

Hidden gems off the beaten path

Take the ferry to Les Trois-Îlets for a different view of the bay

From Fort-de-France, the crossing to Les Trois-Îlets offers a change of scenery without requiring a long excursion. Travelers enjoy its natural pace, with a boat ride, an easy-to-reach beach, and a more relaxed atmosphere.

Try a bokit in Pointe-à-Pitre between two walks

This is often remembered as an easy, authentic local break. A bokit adds a distinctly Guadeloupean touch to the port call, especially near downtown or the market, without turning the day into a full food tour.

Explore the colorful streets of Otrobanda in Curaçao

In Willemstad, many travelers venture beyond the busiest waterfront areas and cross over to Otrobanda. The neighborhood appeals with its colorful facades, murals, narrow streets, and views of Punda across the water.

Learn more about your West Indies cruise

A paradise cruise

Going on a trip to the paradise islands of the Caribbean, allows you to spend privileged moments of relaxation on sunny beaches, while visiting typical cities with colonial architecture and cosmopolitan cultures. The Caribbean corresponds to the territory occupied by the Caribbean Sea, which includes many islands. In its eastern part, we can mention the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Puerto Rico, Jamaica or Guadeloupe and Martinique.

The Caribbean was first occupied by Amerindians, who were later driven out by settlers, who settled there with many slaves. The abolition of slavery was done progressively on these lands during the 19th century. Today, the Caribbean is made up of several states that are very different from each other. Some have their own autonomy while others are overseas territories belonging to European countries like Guadeloupe which is French. The Caribbean attracts many tourists because of its sunny tropical climate and its paradisiacal beaches. Most of these islands are equipped to welcome visitors, with many hotels and resorts.

Colors and festive atmosphere

In the Caribbean islands, the wonders are multiple between the turquoise and clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, the fine sandy beaches and the coral reefs with bright colors. The cities are marked by their colonial past, with architecture typical of that time. Haiti is a poor country, but it is marked by a dynamic atmosphere as in the city of Port-au-Prince, where the merchants invest the alleys and transform the city into a huge colorful and animated market. The Dominican Republic is a privileged tourist destination for its natural resources. Visitors discover miles of white sandy beaches lined with coconut trees. The city of Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic, is a colonial city surrounded by ramparts, with historic streets and countless churches. You will discover the Ozama fortress, a military enclosure built in 1502, with its high towers.

Less touristy places can be explored, looking for colorful fishing harbors and small villages lost in the mountainous regions. Your prestige cruise can also take you to discover Puerto Rico. Hispanic influences are still very strong in this country, with its festive music and its taste for parties. The city of San Juan has a historic district distinguished by the presence of ramparts and pastel-colored houses in the Hispanic-Colonial style. In this place, you have long stretches of beach with clear and fine sand. The waters are warm and ideal for swimming and water sports.

The country also has immense and preserved forests, with a rich flora and fauna. Jamaica is also a great destination for nature immersion, with wild and beautiful beaches, coral reefs full of fish, tropical forests and huge waterfalls like Dunn Falls. The country is known for its cosmopolitan population and its reggae tunes. The curious can tour old plantations in Negril and learn more about rum making by visiting the Hampden Great House Rum Factory. Bays and beaches abound along Jamaica's coastline, including the remarkable Discovery Bay. Kingston is the modern capital of Jamaica, with many hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues.

A tropical climate

Going to the Caribbean means finding a warm tropical climate, where temperatures oscillate all year round between 25 degrees and 32 degrees. To sail in the middle of the Caribbean islands, the ideal season is between October and May. This is the dry season, with pleasant temperatures, strong sunshine and little rain. From May to August, the weather is a bit wetter, but well suited for cruises. On the other hand, if you can avoid the rainy season between mid-August and October, you can avoid intense rainfall and strong winds.

The weather is warm and sunny all year round and your is bound to have a taste of paradise vacation. To conclude your Caribbean trip, you can visit French overseas territories like Guadeloupe and Martinique. Guadeloupe, an archipelago made up of seven islands, blends both gentle indolence and warm atmosphere. You can relax on the beautiful coconut-fringed beaches and stroll through the city of Pointe-à-Pitre, which has many museums. Sports enthusiasts can dive in the turquoise lagoons or surf on the black or ochre sand beaches. Blue and green explode on the island of Martinique, with its clear waters, forests, lush gardens or sugar cane fields. Everything is gathered in the Caribbean to offer you an unforgettable stay, so much the beauty of these islands is bewitching.