Cruise From Tampa to The Bahamas | Celebrity Cruises Norway

Sail away to paradise on a cruise from Tampa to The Bahamas. You’ll have blissful days to sunbathe on Bimini’s white sands or snorkel over pristine coral reefs. Explore historic Nassau and feast on conch fritters washed down with rum punch. Some itineraries also call at quirky, artsy Key West, where gingerbread mansions line palm-shaded streets. Others visit Cozumel, famed for its beaches, underwater world, and nearby Mayan antiquities.

Whichever itinerary you choose, a Bahamas cruise from Tampa with Celebrity Cruises will leave you renewed and refreshed. Sunbathe by the sparkling pool or join a class in the Fitness Center. Enjoy made-to-order burgers poolside and world-class cuisine in the many restaurants around the ship. In the evenings, be thrilled by the skilled mixologists at the Martini Bar, or unwind at the dreamy Sunset Bar as scarlet and gold streak the sky.

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Grand Bahama Island

There’s a delightfully slow pace of life on Grand Bahama. Take a tour to the lush Lucayan National Park for rainforest hikes, kayaking, and guided snorkeling trips into underwater caves. East End, a series of cays and sandbars at the eastern tip of the island, is famed for its bonefishing. For a blissful day on the beach, head to the soft sands of Paradise Cove, where there’s kayaking and paddleboarding. Rent snorkel gear here and drift over the dazzling corals, teeming with tropical fish.

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Nassau

Bustling city life blends with a laid-back tropical atmosphere in the historic capital of The Bahamas. Admire the 18th-century Queen’s Staircase and the lush blooms of the Retreat Gardens. Shop for handmade crafts at the Straw Market. Unwind on the powder-white sands of Pearl Island in a private cabana, or cool off in the aquamarine waters around Blue Lagoon Island. Families will love Aquaventure at Atlantis Paradise Island, a playground of thrilling waterslides, rapids, and lazy river rides.

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Bimini

Sleepy Bimini was Hemingway’s former retreat, and like the writer, you can try sport fishing here. You’ll also have a chance to swim with wild dolphins, hand-feed stingrays at Honeymoon Harbor, or snorkel over the mysterious Bimini Road, a line of giant boulders on the seafloor that some say is part of the Lost City of Atlantis. Check out the Dolphin House Museum, built by a local historian entirely from sea glass, shells, and other materials recovered from the sea.

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