Cruise Deals 2026–2027: Caribbean, Bahamas, Mexico, Alaska & Europe
Compare cruise vacations by destination, find the best time to sail and get help locking in a great fare.
Looking for a great cruise deal? You're in the right place. Below you'll find every major cruise region we help travelers book, what each one is like, when it's cheapest to go, and which U.S. ports you can sail from. Pick a destination, then call us and we'll compare the current sailings for you.
- Sail in shoulder season. Fall and late winter are often the best value in the Caribbean and Bahamas.
- Drive to the port. Skipping flights can save more than any promo code.
- Compare total price, not just the headline fare. Taxes, fees and gratuities add up.
- Book early for holidays and family cabins; book last-minute only if you're flexible.
Caribbean Cruises
Turquoise water, white-sand beaches and a new island almost every morning. The Caribbean is the most popular cruise region in the world, which means lots of ships, lots of choice and lots of competition on price. Choose the Eastern Caribbean for beaches and shopping, the Western Caribbean for snorkeling and Mayan ruins, or the Southern Caribbean for quieter, more colorful islands. Read our full Caribbean cruise guide.
| Popular ports | St. Thomas, St. Maarten, San Juan, Cozumel, Roatán, Grand Cayman, Belize, Jamaica, Aruba, Curaçao, Barbados |
|---|---|
| Typical length | 4–11 nights (7 nights is most common) |
| Best time to sail | Late January–May for weather; September–early December for the lowest fares |
| Common departure ports | Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Port Canaveral, Tampa, Galveston, New Orleans, San Juan |
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Bahamas Cruises
Short, sunny and budget-friendly. Bahamas cruises from Florida are perfect for first-time cruisers, long weekends and families with young kids. Most sailings visit Nassau and a cruise line's private island, where clean beaches and calm water make for an easy, relaxing day. See our Bahamas cruises from Florida guide.
| Popular ports | Nassau, Freeport (Grand Bahama), Bimini and cruise-line private islands |
|---|---|
| Typical length | 3–5 nights |
| Best time to sail | March–May for dry weather; late January–February and November for value |
| Common departure ports | Miami, Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Tampa |
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Mexico Cruises
Mexico gives you two very different cruise styles. From Texas, Florida and New Orleans, ships head to the Yucatán coast for Cozumel's reefs, Costa Maya's beaches and Mayan ruins. From California, Mexican Riviera and Baja cruises visit Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada, Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlán, with whale watching in winter.
| Popular ports | Cozumel, Costa Maya, Progreso, Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada, Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán |
|---|---|
| Typical length | 3–7 nights |
| Best time to sail | November–April for pleasant weather; winter for whale watching on the Pacific side |
| Common departure ports | Galveston, New Orleans, Tampa, Miami, Long Beach, Los Angeles, San Diego |
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📞 Call 1-888-229-6801Alaska Cruises
Glaciers calving into the sea, whales breaching beside the ship and towns reachable only by water. Alaska is a bucket-list cruise, and a balcony cabin is worth considering here for the scenery. Round-trip sailings from Seattle are closed-loop; one-way cruises between Vancouver and Seward or Whittier pair well with a land tour to Denali.
| Popular ports | Juneau, Ketchikan, Skagway, Sitka, Glacier Bay, Hubbard Glacier, Tracy Arm |
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| Typical length | 7 nights (cruisetours 10–14 nights) |
| Best time to sail | May–September; May and September are usually cheaper |
| Common departure ports | Seattle, Vancouver, Seward, Whittier |
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Europe Cruises
A Europe cruise lets you see several countries without repacking. Mediterranean voyages visit Barcelona, Rome, the French Riviera and the Greek Isles, while Northern Europe sailings explore Norway's fjords and Baltic capitals. Port days are busy, so pace yourself and plan a few relaxing sea days.
| Popular ports | Barcelona, Rome (Civitavecchia), Santorini, Mykonos, Athens, Dubrovnik, Venice area, Norwegian fjords |
|---|---|
| Typical length | 7–14 nights |
| Best time to sail | April–June and September–October for fewer crowds and milder heat |
| Common departure ports | Barcelona, Rome, Athens, Venice area, Southampton, Copenhagen; transatlantic sailings from Florida |
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Hawaii Cruises
A Hawaii cruise is the easiest way to visit several islands on one trip. Some ships sail round-trip from Honolulu and visit Maui, the Big Island and Kauai, while longer voyages from the West Coast include several relaxing sea days each way.
| Popular ports | Honolulu (Oahu), Kahului (Maui), Hilo and Kona (Big Island), Nawiliwili (Kauai) |
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| Typical length | 7 nights from Honolulu; 14–16 nights from the West Coast |
| Best time to sail | Year-round; spring and fall often offer better value |
| Common departure ports | Honolulu, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Vancouver |
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Bermuda Cruises
Pink-sand beaches, pastel cottages and crystal-clear water just a couple of days' sail from the U.S. East Coast. Most Bermuda cruises dock overnight at the Royal Naval Dockyard, giving you two or three days to explore beaches like Horseshoe Bay by ferry or bus.
| Popular ports | King's Wharf / Royal Naval Dockyard |
|---|---|
| Typical length | 4–7 nights |
| Best time to sail | May–October |
| Common departure ports | New York, Cape Liberty (New Jersey), Boston, Baltimore, Norfolk |
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Canada & New England Cruises
Lighthouses, lobster rolls and spectacular fall colors. These cruises sail along the coast of Maine and the Canadian Maritimes, with historic cities like Halifax and Quebec City. Late September and early October are famous for foliage, so book early.
| Popular ports | Boston, Bar Harbor, Portland, Saint John, Halifax, Sydney (Nova Scotia), Quebec City |
|---|---|
| Typical length | 5–10 nights |
| Best time to sail | Late summer and fall, especially late September–October for foliage |
| Common departure ports | New York, Boston, Cape Liberty, Quebec City, Montreal |
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How to get the best cruise deal
- Know your window. Our guide to the best time to book a cruise explains early booking, wave season and last-minute pricing.
- Pick the right cabin. See cruise cabin types explained.
- Budget for extras. Read how much a cruise really costs.
- Check your documents. See do you need a passport for a cruise.
- Traveling with kids? Our family cruise deals guide has money-saving tips.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find the best cruise deals?
Be flexible with your dates and departure port, compare the total price including taxes and gratuities, book early for popular weeks, and watch for wave season promotions from January to March. A cruise specialist can also compare several lines and sailings for you.
Which cruise destination is the cheapest?
Short Bahamas and Western Caribbean cruises from Florida and Texas are usually the lowest-priced sailings, especially in September, October and early December.
Are cruise fares per person?
Yes. Cruise fares are normally quoted per person based on two guests sharing a cabin. Third and fourth guests in the same cabin often pay a reduced fare.
Do cruise prices include taxes and port fees?
Not always. Many advertised fares exclude taxes, fees and port expenses, and most lines also add daily gratuities. Always compare the full price before booking.
Can I book a cruise over the phone?
Yes. Call Azuria Cruises at 1-888-229-6801 to talk through sailings, cabins and current promotions before you book.
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