Explore tHE Caribbean, Bermuda & Mexico!


Embark on a sun-soaked adventure through the Caribbean's azure waters, Bermuda's pink sand beaches, and Mexico's rich cultural tapestry. From the rhythmic beats of Jamaica to the mystic ruins of Tulum and the tranquil pink sands of Bermuda, each port introduces you to a colorful fusion of history, nature, and spirit. Whether you're sipping on a fresh piña colada in Puerto Rico or diving into the coral wonders of Cozumel, the memories fashioned will be eternally sunlit.

Sail through a trove of islands and coasts, teeming with escapades that oscillate between lively fiestas and soothing seascapes. Discover the Caribbean, Bermuda, and Mexico with Cruise Club of America, and let every dock whisper tales of bygone eras and tropical dreams!

Nowhere else is it possible to experience, in such a small area, so many different cultures and social conditions, such diverse vegetation, and such varied landscape as in the Caribbean.
— Leonard Adkins

Caribbean cruises - The Basics

When is the Cruise Season? The primary Caribbean & Mexico cruise season spans from November to April, dodging the hurricane season. While many Caribbean destinations and Mexico are suitable year-round, it's always best to check local conditions. Bermuda cruise season runs during the spring and summer months, generally April - October.

What's the Weather Like? In the Caribbean & Mexico, expect tropical warmth all year long, peppered with occasional rain showers. During the Bermuda cruise season, the weather is summer, like, with cooler temps in April and October. No matter your cruise destination, sun protection is essential, and light rain gear can come in handy.

How to Plan Your Cruise? Focus on itineraries offering a mix of cultural excursions and beach days - especially easy now that most major cruise lines have one (or more) of their own amazing private islands. Those seeking underwater beauty might prefer snorkeling excursions in places like Cozumel and Grand Cayman. Enhance your trip with local culinary tastings and dance lessons.



Popular Ports of Call & Private Islands

Sail the azure waters and bask in the golden sun of the Caribbean, Bermuda, and Mexico. Each port offers an anthology of stories, flavors, and horizons awaiting your discovery. Explore some of the must-visit ports of call in the Caribbean, Bermuda, and Mexico below - plus some of the most amazing private islands included in many itineraries!

Jamaica

  • Dunn's River Falls: A famous waterfall and popular climbing spot.

  • Bob Marley Museum: Step into the life and music of the reggae legend.

  • Montego Bay Marine Park: Explore coral reefs and marine life through snorkeling or diving.

Puerto Rico

  • Old San Juan: Wander through colorful colonial buildings and historic fortresses.

  • El Yunque National Forest: A tropical rainforest with waterfalls and hiking trails.

  • Bacardi Distillery: Discover the history and making of this iconic rum.

Bermuda

  • Horseshoe Bay Beach: Famous for its stunning pink sand.

  • Royal Naval Dockyard: Rich in naval history with shops, museums, and art.

  • Crystal Caves: Explore stunning underground caves with azure pools.

Cozumel, Mexico

  • Mayan Ruins of Tulum: Overlooking the sea, these ruins offer history and views.

  • Palancar Reef: Renowned for diving and snorkeling with vibrant marine life.

  • Chankanaab Adventure Beach Park: Perfect for families with snorkeling, sea lions, and dolphin shows.

Nassau, Bahamas

  • Atlantis Paradise Island: A resort with a casino, water park, and marine habitats.

  • Queen's Staircase: Historic 66-step staircase carved out of limestone.

  • Blue Lagoon Island: Relax, swim, and interact with dolphins.

Cancun, Mexico

  • Cenotes: Natural sinkholes ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

  • Isla Mujeres: A tranquil island off the coast, perfect for a day trip.

  • Coco Bongo: An exhilarating nightclub with live performances and acrobats.

St. Lucia

  • The Pitons: Iconic volcanic spires, a World Heritage site with opportunities for hiking.

  • Sulphur Springs: Drive-in volcano where visitors can experience mud baths.

  • Marigot Bay: A picturesque and sheltered bay with beaches and waterfront dining.

St. Maarten/St. Martin

  • Maho Beach: Famous for its proximity to the airport, where planes fly right overhead.

  • Fort Louis: Historic fortress offering panoramic views of Marigot.

  • Orient Bay Beach: Popular beach with bars, restaurants, and water sports.

St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands

  • Magens Bay: One of the world's most beautiful beaches, perfect for swimming.

  • Skyride to Paradise Point: A tramway that offers breathtaking views of the harbor.

  • Coral World Ocean Park: Marine park with an underwater observatory and marine life encounters.

Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands

  • Stingray City: A series of shallow sandbars where visitors can interact with stingrays.

  • Seven Mile Beach: A pristine Caribbean beach with clear waters.

  • Cayman Turtle Centre: An interactive sea turtle farm and conservation center.

Nassau, Bahamas

  • Atlantis Paradise Island: A resort with a casino, water park, and marine habitats.

  • Queen's Staircase: Historic 66-step staircase carved out of limestone.

  • Blue Lagoon Island: Relax, swim, and interact with dolphins.

  • Fort Fincastle & Water Tower: Historic fort with panoramic views of the island.

Costa Maya, Mexico

  • Maya Chan Beach: A serene beach retreat with kayaking and snorkeling.

  • Chacchoben Mayan Ruins: Explore ancient ruins surrounded by lush jungle.

  • Mahahual Lighthouse: A prominent landmark adjacent to a vibrant boardwalk.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

  • Malecón: A beachside promenade lined with sculptures, shops, and restaurants.

  • Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe: A historic church with intricate architecture.

  • Los Arcos Marine Park: Cluster of granite islands, great for snorkeling and diving.

Each of these private islands offers a curated, exclusive experience, allowing cruisers to enjoy a blend of relaxation, adventure, and tropical beauty.

Perfect Day at CocoCay, Bahamas (Royal Caribbean/Celebrity)

  • Thrill Waterpark: An expansive water park with various slides, wave pools, and more.

  • Up, Up and Away: Helium balloon that floats up to 450 feet, providing an aerial view of the island.

  • Oasis Lagoon: The Caribbean's largest freshwater pool, complete with swim-up islands and in-pool loungers.

Labadee, Haiti (Royal Caribbean)

  • Dragon's Breath Flight Line: One of the world's longest zip lines over water.

  • Adrenaline Beach: For jet skiing, kayaking, and snorkeling alongside a beautiful shore.

  • Dragon's Tail Coaster: An alpine slide that winds down a mountainside.

Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas (Norwegian Cruise Line/Regent/Oceania)

  • Lagoon Retreat: A premium, secluded area with luxury beach villas and a private lagoon.

  • Stingray Encounter: An opportunity to swim with and feed the stingrays.

  • Underwater Sculpture Garden: A snorkeling area showcasing sunken sculptures.

Castaway Cay, Bahamas (Disney Cruise Line)

  • Serenity Bay: An adults-only beach paradise for relaxation and tranquility.

  • Castaway Family Beach: A family-friendly beach area with activities and watercraft rentals.

  • Scuttle's Cove: A kids' play area with a dig site, water jets, and supervised activities.

  • Character Greetings: Meet and greet popular Disney characters in their island attire.

Half Moon Cay (Holland America Line & Carnival Cruise Line)

  • Stingray Adventure: Interaction and swimming with stingrays in a lagoon.

  • Horseback Riding by Land & Sea: Unique horseback riding opportunity in the sea.

  • Private Oasis Cabana: A luxury beachfront cabana that comes with various amenities like a hot tub and a butler.


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