Symphony of the Seas from Miami January 2025

Symphony of the Seas offer a variety of cruises from Miami in January 2025. Because of the lower prices offered in January, it is an appealing time to take a cruise. Fewer people are cruising in early January because most people are returning to work or school after the holidays. Most cruises departing from Miami in January travel to the Bahamas and Caribbean. Despite having the fewest daylight hours at this time of the year, January in the Bahamas and Caribbean is still delightful and warm, with scorching days and slightly cooler evenings. In January, temperatures in the Bahamas range from roughly 77 degrees Fahrenheit to 84 degrees Fahrenheit in the southern Caribbean. On average, water temperatures in January stay around 77 degrees Fahrenheit. Because the dry season begins with the new year, it's unlikely that it will rain throughout your cruise. Sail away from your ordinary life onboard Symphony of the Seas and find tropical pleasure in the Caribbean islands with Royal Caribbean, departing from Miami in January 2025.

Destinations

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

• Bahamas: Discover the enchanting allure of the Bahamas, where white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters invite relaxation and adventure.
• Eastern Caribbean: Experience the vibrant cultures and breathtaking landscapes of the Eastern Caribbean, from lush rainforests to idyllic beaches.
• Western Caribbean: Embrace the dynamic spirit of the Western Caribbean, featuring ancient ruins, diverse ecosystems, and lively cultures.

Duration

Symphony of the Seas offers a variety of Caribbean itineraries available from Miami, ranging from 7 to 7 days.

• 7-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.