A Cruise To The Bahamas Is The Ultimate Escape
Escape To Warm Sunshine, Pristine Beaches & Turquoise Waters
- You May Qualify for One or More Bahamas Cruises Offers
Quick Bahamas Getaways
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3 Night Bahamas
MSC Seashore
Departing from: Port Canaveral (Orlando), FloridaPorts of Call:- Nassau, Bahamas
- Ocean Cay Marine Reserve (Cruise Line Private Island)
Sailing Dates:- May 2025
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3 Night Bahamas
Carnival Conquest
Departing from: Miami, FloridaPorts of Call:- Nassau, Bahamas
Sailing Dates:- May 2025
- June 2025
- July 2025
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4 Night Bahamas
MSC Seascape
Departing from: Miami, FloridaPorts of Call:- Nassau, Bahamas
- Ocean Cay Marine Reserve (Cruise Line Private Island)
Sailing Dates:- May 2025
- June 2025
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4 Night Bahamas
Carnival Conquest
Departing from: Miami, FloridaPorts of Call:- Relaxaway, Half Moon Cay, Bahamas (Cruiseline Private Island)
- Nassau, Bahamas
Sailing Dates:- May 2025
- June 2025
- July 2025
- December 2025
- February 2026
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3 Night Key West & Bahamas
Celebrity Reflection
Departing from: Ft. Lauderdale (Port Everglades), FloridaPorts of Call:- Key West, Florida
- Bimini, Bahamas
Sailing Dates:- June 2025
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Extended Bahamas Cruises
It's our gift to you: a unique selection of limited-time offers and exclusive pricing on the world most fantastic cruises to the Bahamas. At last, you can stretch out under the pink and white sands on some of the most exclusive beaches on the planet. Recline in comfort in Nassau, Freeport, and lots of other great ports of call along way as you fulfill your tropical desires – and save a bundle in the process, too.
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7 Night Bahamas & Florida
MSC Meraviglia
Departing from: Brooklyn, New YorkPorts of Call:- Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida
- Nassau, Bahamas
- Ocean Cay Marine Reserve (Cruise Line Private Island)
Sailing Dates:- November 2025
- December 2025
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7 Night Bahamas
Carnival Pride
Departing from: Baltimore, MarylandPorts of Call:- Nassau, Bahamas
- Relaxaway, Half Moon Cay, Bahamas (Cruiseline Private Island)
- Freeport, Grand Bahama Island
Sailing Dates:- June 2025
- July 2025
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7 Night Perfect Day Bahamas
Odyssey of the Seas
Departing from: Cape Liberty (Bayonne), New Jersey (Ny Metro)Ports of Call:- Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida
- Perfect Day At Coco Cay, Bahamas
- Nassau, Bahamas
Sailing Dates:- November 2025
- December 2025
- February 2026
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Bahamian Cruise Information
Swim, play, dine, and dive: a sun-drenched adventure awaits
Here's one of the best features of the Bahamas: they're easily accessible to American cruise enthusiasts. In contrast with the deeper-seated Caribbean islands, the Bahamas are much closer to the mainland United States – in fact, these fantastic islands begin only 50 miles off of Florida's coast. What this means for cruisers, of course, is accessibility. Those boarding their cruise ship and departing from Florida ports, such as Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, can find themselves on a Bahamian island mere hours after their vessel leaves its mooring. This proximity also unlocks cruise departures from New York City, where modern cruise vessels can easily power down the East Coast and deliver passengers into a Bahamian paradise in just over a single day.
The best news of all: every major cruise line offers incredible escapes to the Bahamian Islands. These cruise lines include:
What are Bahamas Most Popular Cruise Ports?
Here are a few of the most popular Bahamian ports.
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Nassau.
Don't let the picturesque splendor of Nassau's beaches fool you. Behind this ultimate relaxing escape lies a bustling metropolitan hub that delivers incredible eats, historical tours, and of course, the stunning Atlantis Resort, perched on Paradise Island. The Atlantis Resort is a casino, aquarium, and marketplace all rolled up into a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The best way to experience Atlantis is with Resort for a Day passes. In addition, Nassau boasts off-road excursions, diving adventures, and broad marketplaces. See all cruises that visit Nassau. -
Freeport.
The second-largest city in all of the Bahamas does not disappoint. Located on Grand Bahama Island, this port mixes glamor into the more traditional tropical accruements: think upscale eateries and tours and historical sites that bring to life the evolution of this bustling port. Discover one of the world's largest underwater cave systems, visit a Lucayan archeological site, then wind your way through up to three of its national parks. See all cruises that visit Freeport. -
Bimini.
Come discover the closest Bahamian island to the United States, and one of the most beautiful in the Atlantic Ocean. Featuring miles of untouched, unspoiled beaches, there are multitudes of perfect sandy spots for cruisers to claim as their own for the day. Legend has it that famous explorer Ponce de León came to Bimini originally in the early 16th century to search for the fountain of youth. Later on, Ernest Hemingway and Jimmy Buffett both spent time at Bimini, using its natural beauty as sources of their inspiration. Write a story of your own on the shores of Bimini. See all cruises that visit Bimini.
What are the Private Cruise Line Islands in the Bahamas?
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Castaway Cay.
Owned exclusively by Disney, Castaway Cay is a can't-miss destination for the young and young-at-heart. Families can enjoy an island outfitted for fun: sprawling beaches, water play areas, scenic walking trails, open-air BBQ dining locales, and more. The Snorkeling Lagoon puts the adventurous members of your family up close and personal with an incredible diversity of sea life. Step up and dive off the Pelican Plunge – a 2,400-square-foot floating platform decorated in quintessential Disney style. Also featured in Castaway Cay are 2 twisting water slides and a giant "bucket dump" that sprays hundreds of gallons of water on bathers below. Teens in your group will love the Teen Hideout – a slice of paradise designed for kids in your group aged 14 to 17. Of course, expect plenty of interaction with Disney's most famous characters, including the chance to snap photos with the Mouse himself. See all cruises that visit Castaway Cay. -
CocoCay®.
With an experience branded as "The Perfect Day At CocoCay," Royal Caribbean's own private island delivers exactly that. Cruisers aboard a Royal Caribbean or Celebrity cruise will find (and, with luck, conquer) the tallest waterslide in North America. Snap a shot from 450 feet above the beach in a helium balloon, and then cool off with a fresh mojito at a swim-up bar. You won't want to miss the chance to flip the script and enjoy sealife right outside your overwater cabanas. Of course, CocoCay offers plenty of opportunities to relax in a true tropical island setting, which includes lounge chairs, frozen beverages, powdery white sands and green tropical waters. See all cruises that visit CocoCay. -
Great Stirrup Cay.
Norwegian Cruise Line's philosophy is "Feel Free," and no better place exemplifies this than at their private island, Great Stirrup Cay. Here, cruisers aboard Norwegian can enjoy activities at their own pace. Relax on warm sands, or hop in the ocean to snorkel with sea turtles and colorful fish. Families will love activities on the island – in fact, Great Stirrup Cay was voted among the top large-cruise cruise lines for families in Travel + Leisure 2012 World's Best Awards. Look forward to treating your family to activities such as kayaking, Eco-Boat tours, and a thrilling Stingray Encounter. There's also a tranquil lagoon on a secluded beach to enjoy, as well as beachfront luxury villas that offer studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom configurations. See all cruises that visit Great Stirrup Cay. -
Half Moon Cay.
Spend the day at Halfmoon Cay, available to guests of Carnival Cruise Line and Holland America! Named after the shape of the landmass that forms its interior – a half moon, of course – this cay represents a private island fantasy come to life. Slip into deliciously pristine, warm waters. Ride horseback over glistening white sands. Unpack the majesty (and hidden sights) of the Atlantic ocean with sailing, swimming, and snorkeling adventures. Sip a fruity rum punch in Half Moon Cay's open-air bar. The kids in your family will love the pirate ship water park, where they'll search for treasure while a cannon fires gallons of water at the little buccaneers themselves. Go bird watching, hike down nature trails, play beach games such as volleyball, basketball, shuffleboard, horseshoes, and more! See all cruises that visit Half Moon Cay.
Where do Bahamas Cruises Depart from?
When is the Best Time to Cruise to the Bahamas?
Will I have to Exchange Money on a Bahamas Cruise?
If you're coming from another country, it's wise to exchange money ahead of time (and ahead of your cruise). Speak with your bank representative for the most expedient and safe way to convert the amount of currency you'll need.
What Can You See and Do in the Bahamas?
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Port Lucaya Marketplace.
If you're bound for Grand Bahamian Island, you won't want to miss this exciting (and always bustling) marketplace. Simply stated, this is the prime location for shopping, dining, and entertainment on Grand Bahama. You'll find over 120 unique handicrafts and straw vendors that sport a huge selection of bags, hats, baskets and more. The marketplace is also a fantastic venue for launching an exciting excursion – take a bike tour, jet-ski over turquoise waters, begin a historical hike through picturesque architecture and more! -
Pig Beach
What's pink and black and cute all over? Island pigs, of course! Stop in at the Exumas and hop into the warm waters to swim alongside these peppy porcines. These creatures are friendly and love meeting people – and best of all, they're happy to dog paddle (pig-paddle?) alongside island visitors. Although nobody's certain where the pigs came from originally (there is talk that their animal ancestors were mistakenly left by sailors once upon a time), the fact is that these pigs are here, today, and ready to mingle. -
Versailles Gardens & The French Cloister.
If you've an eye for nature, you owe it to yourself to visit Paradise Island. Past its beaches lie the Versailles Gardens (alongside the ornate and historic French Cloister) that exude the natural splendor of the Bahamian islands. View incredible and diverse species of flowers, spread out across a multi-terraced landscape set in a rectangular design. -
Off-Road Tours – 4WD, ATV & More.
Imagine coasting down gorgeous beaches, kicking up white sands and feeling an inviting ocean breeze in your hair. Nassau, Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, and more locales all offer ATV tours of some of their respective island's most beautiful sights. Learn more about the history of these fascinating locales, wind your way through thick jungles, see waterfalls up close and personal, and let the adrenaline guide you to your next destination! -
Atlantis.
Located on Paradise Island, and accessible from the port of Nassau, waits a thrilling experience for every member in your family (or party). Take a spin at the casino or spot porpoises and sea turtles from viewing aquariums located beneath the resort's pathways. A dolphin encounter experience will let you hug these intelligent sea creatures, and you won't want to miss the marketplaces contained within – ideal for sourcing the perfect souvenir for those back home.
Search Cruise Lines Traveling to Bahamas
- Carnival Cruise Line from $284
- Celebrity Cruises from $351
- Disney Cruise Line from $833
- MSC Cruises from $189
- Norwegian Cruise Line from $303
- Royal Caribbean from $348
- Virgin Voyages from $596