Best Last Minute Cruises To The Bahamas

Escape to the balmy tropics on one of our last-minute cruises to the Bahamas. There’s no need to plan ahead; everything is taken care of on a Celebrity cruise. All you need to do is relax, unwind, and enjoy world-class dining and entertainment on one of our innovative ships.

Whether you’re looking for a three-night getaway or a longer vacation that mixes the Bahamas with other sun-drenched islands, we have the perfect last-minute getaway for you. Snorkel over dazzling reefs, delve into history, or simply gaze up at the blue sky from a hammock, rum punch in hand.

Featured Ports of Call

Perfect Day at CocoCay

Enjoy your own slice of Bahamian bliss at Perfect Day at CocoCay, our award-winning private island. As well as dreamy beaches, you’ll find the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean here. Thrill seekers will love Devil’s Peak, the tallest waterslide in North America, while anybody looking for a more relaxed vibe should head to Hideaway Beach for DJ tunes and tropical cocktails. Or spend your day in a private overwater cabana at Coco Beach Club, a touch of Bora Bora in the Bahamas.

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Nassau

There’s a happy buzz about Nassau, whether you’re browsing for crafts in the Straw Market or on a walking tour to admire the stately Georgian architecture. Head to the Aquaventure Water Park at Atlantis Paradise Island for thrilling slides and lazy river rides, or play castaway on dreamy Blue Lagoon Island, its shores fringed with coconut palms. Snorkel among shoals of tropical fish at Pearl Island—or capture the bone-white sand and swirls of the aquamarine sea in a watercolor painting class.

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Bimini

Novelist Ernest Hemingway loved sleepy Bimini, and if you love sport fishing like the author, you’ll see why. Swim with wild dolphins, or stand in the shallow water at Honeymoon Harbor and feed the stingrays that congregate here. Snorkelers should head to Bimini Road, a rock formation on the sea bed believed by some to be the remnants of Atlantis. For something quirky, visit the Dolphin House Museum, built by a local historian entirely from shells, sea glass, and sea fans.

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