Allura from Miami November 2025

Allura offer a variety of cruises from Miami in November 2025. November's low cruise fares from Miami make it a good time to visit the Bahamas and Caribbean. Even though November has the lowest chance of a hurricane because it is the least active month of the Atlantic hurricane season, storms are always possible. Quick showers and thunderstorms are still common in November, albeit less often, especially in the southern islands like Barbados and St. Lucia. After the hurricane season ends in the first week of November, the weather improves dramatically in all Caribbean cruise ports, with highs of 85 degrees F in the southern Caribbean and lows of 82 degrees F in the Bahamas. The water in the Caribbean is a nice 81 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit in November. Sail away from your ordinary life onboard Allura and find tropical pleasure in the Caribbean islands with Oceania Cruises, departing from Miami in November 2025.

Destinations

Cruise to the spectacular Caribbean Sea’s warm waters and lively islands with Oceania Cruises from Miami in November 2025. In November 2025, Oceania Cruises will take you from Miami to most beautifull places in the Caribbean Sea.

• Eastern Caribbean: Experience the vibrant cultures and breathtaking landscapes of the Eastern Caribbean, from lush rainforests to idyllic beaches.
• Panama Canal: Witness the engineering marvel of the Panama Canal and explore the rich history and diverse ecosystems surrounding this iconic waterway.
• Southern Caribbean: Venture to the Southern Caribbean to uncover hidden gems with less-traveled roads and intimate, peaceful islands.
• Western Caribbean: Embrace the dynamic spirit of the Western Caribbean, featuring ancient ruins, diverse ecosystems, and lively cultures.

Duration

Allura offers a variety of Caribbean itineraries available from Miami, ranging from 12 to 12 days.

• 12-day cruise

Cruise Types

Nearly all cruises departing from Miami are roundtrip cruise.

• Roundtrip Cruise: Provide circular routes that return to the starting port—ideal for straightforward, return voyages.