Set sail on a thrilling 9-day Caribbean round-trip cruise from Miami, departing on January 12, 2028. This exciting itinerary takes you to some of the most beautiful and vibrant destinations in the Caribbean, including Aruba, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic. You’ll experience everything this luxurious cruise has to offer aboard the Norwegian Gem, which promises an unforgettable vacation for both relaxation and adventure.
The cruise departs from Miami and includes visits to Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas, Cabo Rojo in the Dominican Republic, Oranjestad in Aruba, Curaçao, Falmouth in Jamaica, and finally returning to Miami. This diverse and exciting route ensures you’ll experience a wide variety of cultures and stunning beaches.
During your journey, you’ll enjoy world-class accommodations and over 20 restaurants offering complimentary meals. You’ll also have access to a 24-hour dining venue on select ships, ensuring you’re never far from a delicious meal. For an additional luxury experience, the cruise also offers unlimited premium spirits, cocktails, wines, and draft beer (included with the Free at Sea upgrade). To make your trip even more unforgettable, guests will receive a $50 shore excursion credit per tour and stateroom.
For those traveling with friends or family, the Free at Sea upgrade also includes third and fourth guests paying only taxes on select sailings. Plus, you’ll have high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi available to keep you connected throughout your trip.
Prices start from just £978 per person for an Inside Stateroom, with options for Outside Staterooms at £1,118 per person, Balcony Staterooms at £1,994 per person, and Suite Staterooms at £2,068 per person. Prices are per person, based on 2 adults sharing one cabin. To add children or additional cabins, guests can continue booking by pressing “Book Now.”
With such an amazing selection of inclusions and destinations, this cruise offers a perfect opportunity for a memorable Caribbean vacation. Book today and secure your spot on this unforgettable cruise.
