Seven Seas Splendor Western Caribbean cruise from Miami

Miami, Florida, welcomes many cruise ships throughout the year at PortMiami cruise terminals, offering the best itineraries to the Western Caribbean. The Western Caribbean's warm temperatures, white-sand beaches, laid-back atmosphere, and wide range of activities such as swimming, snorkeling, glass-bottom kayaking, or visiting age-old ruins draw millions of tourists to the area each year.

Western Caribbean Ports of Call

Western Caribbean cruise from Miami include stops in some of the most breathtaking beaches and crystal-clear waters in the world.

• Belize: Cruises from Miami to Belize offer the chance to explore ancient Mayan ruins and dive into the world's second-largest barrier reef.
• Cayman Islands: The Cayman Islands, a luxurious cruise destination from Miami, are known for their spectacular diving sites and refined culinary scene.
• Colombia: Sail from Miami to Colombia's vibrant coastline, where rich history and breathtaking landscapes provide an unforgettable adventure.
• Costa Rica: Costa Rica's lush rainforests and rich biodiversity are just a cruise away from Miami, offering eco-adventurers a paradise to explore.
• Guatemala: Embark from Miami to Guatemala, where you can explore ancient Mayan civilizations and vibrant colonial towns.
• Honduras: From Miami, cruise to Honduras to explore its rich marine life and ancient Mayan ruins nestled in lush landscapes.
• Jamaica: Jamaica's reggae rhythms and stunning landscapes await just a cruise away from Miami, offering a vibrant mix of music, cuisine, and adventure.
• Mexico: Cruises from Miami to Mexico invite you to discover ancient Mayan ruins, bustling beach resorts, and vibrant cultural festivals.

Duration

There are various Western Caribbean itineraries departing from Miami in 2025, ranging from 7 to 17 days.

• 7-day cruise
• 16-day cruise
• 17-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.