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Cruise from Miami to some of the most gorgeous destinations in the Bahamas and the Caribbean. Unwind on the white sands of the Bahamas and snorkel over coral reefs. Explore world-class archaeological sites in Mexico, bask on Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach, and soak up the vibrant culture of Puerto Plata.
Before your cruise from Miami, take time to explore this dynamic city first. Marvel at the colorful Art Deco architecture of South Beach, wander through tropical gardens, and enjoy the city’s Latin American and Caribbean-inspired energy and cuisine.
Cruises from Miami to the Bahamas visit Nassau, where you could shop for local crafts in the Straw Market or dance to DJ tunes at the world’s largest swim-up bar at the Royal Beach Club℠ Paradise Island, opening December 2025. Unwind on sleepy Bimini, where you can snorkel over a wreck or swim with stingrays at Honeymoon Harbour. Spend a day at CocoCay and whizz along a zipline, paddleboard, or unwind in an exclusive overwater cabana.
Discover ancient ruins, vibrant coral reefs, and pristine beaches on cruises from Miami to Mexico. See Costa Maya’s natural wonders, like the spectacular Seven Colors Lagoon. On the island of Cozumel, relax on heavenly beaches like El Cielo and Playa Palancar and swim in cooling cenotes, overhung by lush rainforest. Explore the rituals and customs of the Maya at the jaw-dropping archaeological sites of Chichen Itza and Tulum. Or refine your mixology skills in a Margarita masterclass.
Walk around Puerto Plata’s bustling Malecón boardwalk, which is full of restaurants, bars, and friendly street vendors. Take pictures in front of colorful colonial buildings located in the town’s historic districts. Ride a cable car—the only one in all of the Dominican Republic—up to the top of Mount Isabel de Torres and enjoy unrivaled views of this buzzing port city. At the 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua, slide down natural rock chutes into cooling pools.
Antigua is encircled by 365 beaches, ranging from long sweeps of golden sand to tiny, jewel-like coves. The island’s interior is dotted with villages in the bright hues of the Caribbean, while buzzy little St. John, the capital, is packed with great shopping and enticing bars and restaurants. Take a trip to English Harbour and admire the Georgian splendor of Nelson’s Historic Dockyard before climbing up to Shirley Heights, a former gun battery with magnificent views over the island.
Sophisticated Grand Cayman is where you’ll find the spectacular sweep of Seven Mile Beach, lined with inviting bars and restaurants. The snorkeling here is wonderful, thanks to the crystal-clear water and thriving coral reefs. Take a trip to Stingray City, where you can stand on a sandbar while docile stingrays mill around, or wander around the lush Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park to learn about native plant and bird species, admire the orchids, and witness the blue iguana conservation program.
Road Town, Tortola, is the epicenter of the British Virgin Islands, scattered like emeralds across the cerulean sea. Take a trip across the mountainous island, stopping to cool off at one of the beautiful beaches. Head to neighboring Virgin Gorda to scramble around The Baths, a series of giant boulders concealing cool lagoons and shady caves. Or spend your day at Cane Garden Bay, relaxing on a sweep of golden sand, then visit the Callwood Rum Distillery for a tour and tasting.
Cruise to the Caribbean aboard Celebrity Beyond and Celebrity Xcel, two of our newest and most state-of-the-art ships. Savor world-class cuisine in the many inviting restaurants, enjoy sizzling performances in the theater, and rest and recharge at The Spa.
Spend your days lounging by the pool under the tropical sun, enjoying made-to-order burgers and salads on deck, and unwinding in a private poolside cabana. Gaze out at the sparkling sea with uninterrupted views from the Magic Carpet. Elevate your cruise with The Retreat, and enjoy access to an exclusive pool deck and lounge, as well as dining at Luminae at The Retreat.
To see some of the finest Art Deco architecture in the city, head to the Art Deco District in South Beach, which was constructed in the 1930s. It features over 800 buildings of different designs with creative geometric motifs, making it the largest grouping of Art Deco architecture in the country. These historically significant buildings are the perfect backdrop for your Instagram feed.
Little Havana is the epicenter of Cuban culture in Miami. A walk down Calle Ocho will give you a good taste of all that Little Havana has to offer, from restaurants and bakeries to cigar shops and rum joints. The whole street is adorned with colorful artwork and murals celebrating famous Cubans and Cuban cultural icons from cigars to musical instruments. While you’re here, stop for a strong Cuban coffee and a monster Cuban sandwich, filled with pork, ham, cheese, pickles, and mustard.
If you’re a beach lover, head to Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. It’s located on Key Biscayne and is home to some of America’s most beautiful beaches, along with hiking trails that lead to views of Miami’s downtown skyline. A big draw for travelers to the park is the historic lighthouse, where you can take a tour with a guide on select days of the week.
Miami is located close to Everglades National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of wetlands, grasslands, swamps, lakes, and rivers spanning 1.5 million acres. The best way to fully comprehend the rich nature and wildlife of the Everglades is to take an airboat tour with a knowledgeable guide who will tell you about the history of the Everglades and point out its most popular feature, the many alligators that lurk by the water’s edge.
Due to the warm, humid climate, gardens in Miami are able to prosper into lush, beautiful landscapes. One of the highlights of the Miami garden scene is the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. Here, you’ll find an opulent Italian-style mansion surrounded by manicured gardens adorned with lovely sculptures, palm trees, mazes, rare orchids, topiary, and a view of sparkling Biscayne Bay.
North of Downtown Miami, this former area of once-grungy warehouses has undergone a metamorphosis to one of the city’s trendiest districts. Explore craft breweries, food halls, independent shops, and cool bars. Most of all, admire the art, from contemporary galleries to dazzling street art on the Wynwood Walls, a series of 35 giant murals created by world-famous artists. This spectacular outdoor museum is an explosion of color and creativity.
