Quick, easy getaways from Florida to Nassau, Freeport and the cruise lines' own private islands.
The Bahamas are just off the Florida coast, which makes them perfect for a three, four or five night cruise. It's a great first cruise and an easy long weekend.
Most sailings stop in Nassau, and many include a day at a cruise line's private island, like Perfect Day at CocoCay, Celebration Key, Castaway Cay or Ocean Cay.
The Bahamas are great all year. Winter and spring are mild and dry. Summer is hot and busy with families, and fall brings lower fares during hurricane season.
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 Sr's Ship Pick
This ship never felt crowded - and the Pizza & Burger spot was a total win!
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!
The Bahamas are great all year. Winter and spring are mild and dry. Summer is hot and busy with families, and fall brings lower fares during hurricane season.
Bahamas cruises sail from Miami, Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Jacksonville, New York and Baltimore.
Upcoming Bahamas sailings include Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Disney Cruise Line, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean and Virgin Voyages.
Right now the lowest Bahamas fare I'm seeing starts at $149 per person. Prices change daily, and I watch for drops after you book.
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.
