The closest cruise port to Orlando, with short Bahamas getaways and full weeks in the Caribbean on some of the newest ships at sea.
Port Canaveral sits on Florida's Space Coast, about an hour east of Orlando, and it has grown into one of the busiest cruise ports in the world. It's an easy pick if you want to add a few days at the theme parks before or after your cruise.
Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Disney, Norwegian and MSC all base big, new ships here, so you'll find everything from three night weekend trips to the Bahamas up to week long Eastern and Western Caribbean sailings.
Jim's Ship Pick
This is the BEST ship I’ve EVER sailed on! It rarely felt crowded, the food was incredible, the shows were absolutely phenomenal, and there’s something for everyone!
Jim's Port Pick
Half Moon Cay is one of my all-time favorite private islands - the sand is unbelievably soft, hands-down the best I’ve ever felt!
Luke's Port Pick
Grand Turk has it all - stunning ship views, a pool, great snorkeling, and crystal-clear water! This port will always be my favorite!
Jim's Ship Pick
This is the BEST ship I’ve EVER sailed on! It rarely felt crowded, the food was incredible, the shows were absolutely phenomenal, and there’s something for everyone!
Jim's Port Pick
Half Moon Cay is one of my all-time favorite private islands - the sand is unbelievably soft, hands-down the best I’ve ever felt!
Jim's Port Pick
Half Moon Cay is one of my all-time favorite private islands - the sand is unbelievably soft, hands-down the best I’ve ever felt!
Upcoming sailings from Port Canaveral, Florida include Carnival Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises and Royal Caribbean. Schedules change by season, so ask me for the latest.
Cruises from Port Canaveral most often visit Bahamas and private islands, Eastern Caribbean, Western Caribbean and Cozumel and Mexico.
Right now the lowest fare I'm seeing from Port Canaveral starts at $194 per person. Prices change daily, and I watch for drops after you book.
Orlando International (MCO) is the main airport, about 45 miles away. Orlando Melbourne (MLB) is a smaller option to the south.
Book with me at Caribbean Breeze Travel. There are no fees, I watch for price drops after you book, and I'll let you know about room upgrade offers when they come up.
