CARIBBEAN CRUISES
Caribbean & Antilles
Islands, bays, and coral reefs. The Caribbean is a feeling that drags you with the seductive rhythm of tropical vibes. Imbibe in an ambiance where the clock seems to stop ticking! Is the time to indulge in that Caribbean cruise you've been longing for. Walk among long stretches of white sandy beaches, lie under the balmy shade of magnificent palm trees and dive into a turquoise sea full of coral reefs. Our Caribbean cruises offer the most extensive discovery of idyllic archipelagos.
Experience the essence of a Caribbean vacation come to life also on board your MSC cruise, as the rhythm of steel drums and reggae captivates your senses, enhancing your journey through the stunning Caribbean destinations. MSC Cruises even owns a private Caribbean Island! Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, located in the stunning Western Bahamas. This tropical paradise was specially crafted to provide our guests with the most exclusive Caribbean dream!
Explore the Bahamas or discover the enchantment of Jamaica and Dominican Republic. Drift to the sound of lapping waves in Puerto Rico, Guadalupe, or Martinique. Choose a Southern Caribbean cruise and explore St. Lucia or Barbados or even further south to Trinidad and Tobago. Enjoy the tropical wonders of Western Caribbean.
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There are over 7,000 islands dotted across the mighty Caribbean Sea, and MSC Cruises can help you to easily discover the best of this diverse cluster of archipelagos, from unspoilt beaches and breathtaking natural landscapes to charming historic towns and seas rich in marine wildlife.
Cruise to Caribbean waters and discover dream destinations like the Bahamas, where you can relax on MSC Cruises’ unspoilt private island Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve with dreamy beaches and an island spa for the ultimate indulgent break.
Explore Mayan ruins and surfer-filled beaches on Mexico's stunning Caribbean coast. Acquaint yourself with island life in Jamaica, adventure through rolling tropical wilderness in the Dominican Republic or drink cocktails in Barbados – the birthplace of rum. Explore these bucket-list countries and more on Caribbean cruises in 2026 and 2027.
Bahamas Cruises
With thousands of islands fringed by alluring beaches and coral reefs, a cruise to the Bahamas is a tropical escape packed with fun, adventure and relaxation in a sunny paradise.
An MSC Cruises’ holiday in the Bahamas is the perfect way to take in all the country has to offer. Visit Nassau, the Bahamas’ biggest city, full of pretty harbours and pastel-hued shops. Enjoy the eateries and boutiques on Bay Street before haggling for local souvenirs in Straw Market. Stretch out on the secluded sands at Blue Lagoon Island or on the palm-studded oasis Balmoral Island.
Embark on an adventure to Paradise Island, where Atlantis Resort provides a 141-acre waterpark, Aquaventure, and a lagoon that’s home to sharks and barracudas. Or climb to the top of the Queen’s Staircase at Fort Fincastle for sweeping views across archipelagos. It’s all possible on a Caribbean holiday.
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Jamaica cruises
A Jamaica cruise with MSC Cruises lets you get under the skin of this island nation, giving you a chance to savour its rolling green landscapes, seriously photogenic beaches and bustling towns.
The pretty port town of Ocho Rios is the perfect spot for thrill-seekers, who can kayak, bamboo raft and tube down its winding waterways and even climb its dramatic waterfalls. Make your way up the 55-metre-tall cascades at Dunn’s River Falls to be rewarded with jaw-dropping views and craft markets.
Learn about Jamaican reggae legend Bob Marley on an excursion to Nine Mile and see the mountaintop village where he was born and his burial site in an Ethiopian Orthodox-style church. Or take in the tranquil blue waters and golden stretches of sand at Oracabessa Bay, home to the villa where author Ian Fleming penned multiple instalments in his series about world-famous fictional spy, James Bond.
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Mexico cruises
Hop on a Western Caribbean cruise to explore Mexico’s golden coastlines dotted with mangrove forests, ancient ruins and wildlife-filled bays.
MSC Cruises' Mexico cruises sail to the most picturesque parts of Quintana Roo, the only Mexican state that borders the Caribbean Sea. Explore Cozumel, an island paradise off the coast of Playa del Carmen with ancient Mayan ruins, a dense nature reserve teeming with tropical birds and butterflies, the charming town of San Miguel de Allende packed with restaurants, shops and museums, and an island theme park, Xcaret, which boasts a tropical aquarium and subterranean ruins for swimming and snorkelling.
Cruises also call at Puerto Costa Maya, where you can venture out from the port town of Mahahual to the remote Río Bec, an ancient Mayan site which lies off the tourist trail cocooned in dense, monkey-filled jungle.
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Discover a world where elegant European design meets American comfort on board MSC World America, a new ship class to cruise the Caribbean.Caribbean cruise deals
Voyage out on an extraordinary Caribbean adventure with the best Caribbean cruise deals from MSC Cruises. Explore unique destinations, indulge in relaxing wellness experiences and find the perfect holiday activities for the best price with our Caribbean cruises in 2026 and 2027.
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Caribbean ports
Start your tropical adventure in style with a wide range of ports available for Caribbean cruises in 2026 and 2027. You can begin your unforgettable holiday from a host of exciting cities, including New York, Miami and Port Canaveral near Orlando in Florida, and Bridgetown in Barbados.
Cruises from Miami
Caribbean cruises from Miami are a fine way to experience a magical region, and MSC Cruises’ departures from the buzzing, Floridian city ensure that the beginning of your trip is as exciting as the rest of it.
Shorter Caribbean holiday itineraries can unveil the best of the Bahamas, including MSC Cruises’ private Bahamian island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, where you can snorkel and sunbathe on untouched beaches. Longer itineraries venture into the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Jamaica and the Cayman Islands. For a change of scene, choose an itinerary that visits the Mexican coast in the Western Caribbean, and get to grips with gorgeous Costa Maya and its Mayan ruins.
Cruises from Port Canaveral (Orlando)
MSC Cruises offers a range of Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral (Orlando), helping you to explore vibrant towns, tucked-away treasures and awe-inspiring nature in a diverse, tropical region.
Holidays to Caribbean countries from Port Canaveral can feature week-long trips or shorter adventures exploring the scattered islands of the Bahamas, including MSC Cruises’ exclusive private island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve. Then there are the stunning Western Caribbean areas like nature-filled Cozumel island on the Mexican coast and off-the-beaten track locations in Honduras. Longer itineraries sail to Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, the Cayman Islands and Belize.
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- Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis
- Belize City, Belize
- Bridgetown, Barbados
- Cartagena, Colombia
- Castries, Saint Lucia
- Catalina Island, Dominican Republic
- Charlotte Amalie, United States
- Colon, Republic of Panama
- Costa Maya, Mexico
- Cozumel, Mexico
- Falmouth, Jamaica
- Fort de France, Martinique
- Freeport, Bahamas
- Galveston, United States
- Georgetown, Cayman Islands
- Isla de Roatan, Honduras
- Key West, United States
- Kingstown, Saint Vincent
- Kralendijk, Bonaire
- La Romana, Dominican Republic
- Miami, United States
- Montego Bay, Jamaica
- Nassau, Bahamas
- Ocean Cay Marine Reserve, Bahamas
- Ocho Rios, Jamaica
- Oranjestad, Aruba
- Orlando (Port Canaveral), United States
- Philipsburg, Sint Maarten
- Pointe a Pitre, Guadeloupe
- Puerto Limon, Costa Rica
- Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
- Road Town, British Virgin Islands
- Roseau, Dominica
- Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda
- Saint George, Grenada
- Samana Bay, Dominican Republic
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
- St Johns, Antigua and Barbuda
- Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
- Willemstad, Curacao