Rendering of Star of the Seas

Royal Caribbean unveils 2026-27 Caribbean and Northeast lineup

MIAMI — Royal Caribbean International has unveiled its 2026-27 schedule, offering vacationers more opportunities to explore tropical destinations and vibrant Northeast cities. 

Featuring 12 ships, including fan favourites and the latest additions to its fleet, the cruise line’s diverse lineup promises exciting itineraries departing from Florida, Texas, Puerto Rico, and the Northeast.

With cruises spanning four to 12 nights, guests can visit idyllic destinations such as the award-winning Perfect Day at CocoCay in The Bahamas and the new Royal Beach Club Cozumel, set to open in Mexico in 2026. Headlining the lineup are the Icon of the Seas and the upcoming Star of the Seas, which will offer seven-night adventures from Miami and Port Canaveral, Florida, respectively.

Loyalty members in Royal Caribbean’s Crown & Anchor Society can book early access starting Nov. 20, with general bookings opening the following day.

Highlights of the 2026-27 season include the following:

Sun-Soaked Escapes from Florida

  • Star of the Seas (Port Canaveral): Year-round 7-night Caribbean voyages, including stops at Perfect Day at CocoCay, San Juan, and Costa Maya.
  • Icon of the Seas (Miami): 7-night eastern and western Caribbean adventures, featuring visits to Philipsburg, St. Maarten, and Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas.
  • Allure of the Seas (Fort Lauderdale): Following a $100 million amplification, Allure offers 6- to 8-night cruises to destinations like Labadee, Aruba, and Perfect Day at CocoCay.
  • Adventure of the Seas: 6- and 8-night trips to Grand Cayman, Costa Maya, and the Dominican Republic from Port Canaveral and Fort Lauderdale.

Family Adventures from Texas

  • Symphony of the Seas (Galveston): Sailing from Royal Caribbean’s zero-energy terminal, Symphony offers 6- to 8-night western Caribbean cruises, including stops at Costa Maya and the upcoming Royal Beach Club Cozumel.

Cultural Immersion from Puerto Rico

  • Brilliance of the Seas and Radiance of the Seas (San Juan): These ships will explore the southern Caribbean with 7-night itineraries, visiting St. Croix, Tortola, and Roseau, Dominica, among other destinations.

Northeast Getaways

  • Oasis of the Seas (Cape Liberty, NJ): 7- to 9-night cruises to The Bahamas and 11- to 12-night Caribbean voyages during the summer and fall seasons.
  • Independence of the Seas (Cape Liberty): Bermuda and eastern Caribbean trips in the summer, plus seasonal 4- to 9-night journeys to Canada’s famed fall foliage destinations.
  • Vision of the Seas (Baltimore): Cruises to Bermuda, The Bahamas, and picturesque New England in autumn.

Iconic Experiences Await

Royal Caribbean continues to elevate cruising with standout experiences:

  • Perfect Day at CocoCay: Thrill Waterpark, Hideaway Beach (an adults-only oasis), and a world-class overwater zip line.
  • Royal Beach Club Cozumel: Opening in 2026, this new destination offers stunning beaches, swim-up bars, and family-friendly activities.

More adventures are set to be announced in 2025. For more information click here

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