From the sun-soaked islands of the southernmost reaches of the Caribbean to the spectacular antiquities of Mexico, the tropics are yours to explore on a November cruise with Celebrity. Perhaps you prefer a short getaway to the laid-back Bahamas, or a cruise that visits Cozumel and Key West.
Choose from an exciting selection of itineraries and destinations that bring you to enchanting ports with curated itineraries for all tastes while immersed in the world-class service and style that Celebrity is famous for. Whether you’re looking to escape the November chill, or simply want to celebrate Thanksgiving on the high seas, this will be a holiday you’ll never forget.
16 Itineraries
Top November Cruise Destinations
Western Caribbean
Even if you only have a few days, the Western Caribbean is the perfect choice for a November cruise. Glorious beaches aside, you could swim with stingrays at Grand Cayman’s Stingray City or snorkel over the teeming coral reefs that fringe Cozumel. Fly over the rainforest on a zipline in Roatan, and in Puerto Costa Maya, learn about the culture of the Mayans. There’s also a chance to join a salsa class, making your own spicy salsa and guacamole and then learning a few steps of the dance.
Southern Caribbean
November is a great month to soak up the sun in the far south of the Caribbean. The ABC islands—Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao—are known for their white sand beaches, teeming coral reefs, and colorful Dutch architecture. You could also join a longer voyage that visits Cartagena, Colombia, where cobbled streets are overhung with shocking pink bougainvillea. Head on to Panama and Costa Rica for rainforest adventures and wildlife spotting, then sail through the extraordinary Panama Canal.
The Bahamas
Enjoy the dazzling light and technicolor shades of The Bahamas on a cruise in November. Snorkel in the warm, turquoise waters off one of Nassau’s white sand beaches, or snooze in a hammock on Blue Lagoon Island. Visit sleepy Bimini, where you can hand-feed stingrays at Honeymoon Harbor, or try sport fishing as Hemingway did. See the writer’s former home in quirky Key West, too, and remember to try the famous Key lime pie while you’re there.
