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Oceania Cruises will sail from Port Tampa Bay beginning in 2026

• Shauna Muckle Times staff

A new luxury cruise line is coming to Tampa Bay. Oceania Cruises will set sail for the Caribbean and Panama Canal starting in February 2026.

The 670-guest Insignia ship will offer guests five options of seven- to 20-night cruises from February to April, according to a media release from Port Tampa Bay. Passengers will dock in Costa Maya, Mexico; Puerto Limon, Costa Rica; Cartagena, Colombia; and other similar destinations.

Oceania, a Miami-based subsidiary of Norwegian Cruise Lines, operates eight luxury vessels that traverse all seven continents. The line’s “Around the World” cruise takes guests to over 100 destinations in 180 days — prices for 2026 start at $42,000. On board, guests can access fine-dining options like Polo Grill, an American steakhouse, and Toscana, an Italian venue.

Starting prices for sailings from Tampa currently range from $2,200 for a seven-night Caribbean cruise to $5,800 for a 20-night Panama Canal cruise.

Here’s a look at the five itineraries that will sail from Tampa in 2026:

• Tropical Harmony : February 22-March 3, nine days. Starting in Bridgetown, Barbados; Oranjestad, Aruba; Montego Bay, Jamaica; Costa Maya, Mexico; Cozumel, Mexico; ending in Tampa.
• Leeward Isles Serenade : March 3-18, 15 days. Starting in Tampa; San Juan, Puerto Rico; St. Thomas, Virgin Islands; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; St. John’s, Antigua; Roseau, Dominica; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Frederiksted, St. Croix; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; ending in Tampa.
• Western Caribbean Escape : March 18-25, seven days. Starting in Tampa; Cozumel; Belize City, Belize; Roatan, Honduras; Costa Maya; ending in Tampa.
• Palms and Panama Canal : March 25-April 4, ten days. Tampa; Cozumel; Costa Maya; Belize City; Roatan; Puerto Limon; Colon, Panama; ending with one overnight stay in Panama City, Panama. The ship crosses the Panama Canal during daylight hours.
• Panama Canal Connoisseur : March 25-April 14, 20 days. Starting in Tampa; Cozumel; Costa Maya; Belize City; Roatan; Puerto Limon; Colon; one overnight stay in Panama City; Cartagena; Willemstad, Curacao; Oranjestad, Aruba; Montego Bay; George Town, Cayman Islands; ending in Miami.

Port Tampa Bay now has six cruise lines that dock at the port. Oceania will join Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Line and Margaritaville at Sea.

Cruises represent a quarter of the port’s revenue, and that share is rising. In fiscal year 2025, the port expects 373 sailings with around 1.6 million passengers. This year, around 1.2 million people are projected to sail from Tampa’s port as the industry makes a rapid comeback post-pandemic.

Shauna Muckle is reporter covering tourism, transportation and technology. She can be reached at [email protected].

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Tampa cruise port guide: Sail away from Port Tampa Bay

Nestled on Florida's west coast, Tampa's cruise port is situated on the bay, rather than directly on the Gulf of Mexico. Port Tampa Bay serves five cruise lines and offers a variety of sailings to destinations like the Caribbean , the Bahamas , Mexico and Central America.

Tampa is a fantastic place to begin or end your cruise. It offers easy access to international airports, premier hotels from major brands and boutique options, and restaurants to suit any culinary desire. Add a few days to your vacation to explore what the city and its surrounding areas have to offer, including pristine Gulf Coast beaches, Central Florida's nearby theme parks and incredible museums for adults and children.

Port Tampa Bay cruise port overview

The three cruise terminals at the port of Tampa are terminals 2, 3 and 6.

Port Tampa Bay cruise terminal address information

• Terminal 2: 651 Channelside Dr.
• Terminal 3: 815 Channelside Dr.
• Terminal 6: 1331 McKay St.

The best place to view a map of the three cruise line terminals is on the Port Tampa Bay website. Click one of the three terminals, and you'll be taken to a Departure Guide that includes a map.

The port offers restrooms, vending machines and luggage storage through a third party. Several restaurants and bars are a few minutes' walk from the terminals.

All cruise terminals are ADA-accessible, with elevators and ramps. Availability permitting, cruise staff can help transport passengers in wheelchairs to and from the vessel.

Cruise lines sailing from the Tampa cruise port

Five cruise lines sail from Port Tampa Bay and utilize the three cruise terminals:

• Carnival Cruise Line
• Royal Caribbean
• Celebrity Cruises
• Norwegian Cruise Line
• Margaritaville at Sea
• Oceania Cruises (beginning 2026 )

Tampa's port does not have set terminals reserved for specific cruise lines, as you might find in other Florida ports. The calendar feature on Port Tampa Bay's website can help you find which terminal is assigned to your ship on departure day. Click on your ship's name on the calendar square for the day you embark, and you'll see its terminal at the top of the pop-up box that appears. You'll also see an option to purchase on-site parking for your cruise in the same box.

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Airports near the Tampa cruise port

If arriving by air for your cruise, you can choose to fly into several airports close to the Tampa Bay cruise port.

Tampa International Airport (TPA) is the closest option, approximately 7 miles and a 15-minute drive to Port Tampa Bay. Major airlines that fly here include Air Canada, Alaska, American, British Airways, JetBlue, Southwest, United and Virgin Atlantic.

If you're looking for lounge access, TPA has a Delta Sky Club at Concourse E.

Orlando International Airport (MCO) is farther away but might have more affordable and desirable flight schedules for your needs. This popular Central Florida destination is approximately 85 miles from Tampa's cruise port. Though it can be just an hour-and-fifteen-minute drive without traffic, plan for considerable congestion on the highways between these two major cities. With traffic, reaching Port Tampa Bay from MCO airport can take up to two hours.

Over 40 airlines travel to MCO, including Aer Lingus, Air Canada, Alaska, American Airlines, British Airways, Delta, JetBlue, Lufthansa, Southwest, United and Virgin Atlantic.

At MCO, check out The Club lounge if you're heading to terminals A or B, where prebooking is available for a fee though often unnecessary. Alternatively, visit the Plaza Premium Lounge at Terminal C. Use your credit card perks for lounge access before your flight.

If you're spending time elsewhere in Florida before or after your cruise, you might want to consider Sarasota Bradenton International Airport (SRQ), a smaller international airport. It's 60 miles, or an hour's drive, south of the port. Air Canada, Allegiant, American Airlines, Avelo, Breeze, Delta, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest, Sun Country and United fly from here.

Regardless of which airport you choose, you can minimize your travel costs by checking credit card perks. Flight companion passes are available if you're traveling as a couple with the Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® credit card . It offers a $99 Companion Fare (plus taxes and fees from $23) each account anniversary after spending $6,000 or more within the prior anniversary year.

If you plan your personal and business credit card spending wisely with a Southwest card , you can earn nearly two years of buy-one-get-one flights, minus taxes and fees.

How to get to Port Tampa Bay

You can get to the cruise port via independent companies, public transportation and hotel shuttles.

Ride-shares, cruise transfers and private shuttles are your best travel options from TPA to the cruise port. Though you can utilize public transportation with a combination of SkyConnect from the airport to a public bus, the travel time takes more than an hour with transfers and bus stops. On the other hand, a vehicle that takes you directly from the airport to the port only takes between 10 and 20 minutes, depending on traffic.

Cruise line transfers

All of the cruise lines that sail from Port Tampa Bay, except Margaritaville at Sea, offer transfers from the TPA airport to the cruise port for an additional fee, starting at $24.99 per person each way. None of the cruise lines offer transfers from MCO to the Tampa cruise port.

Hotel shuttles

A deciding factor for where you stay before or after your cruise might be the convenience of a shuttle between the hotel and the cruise terminal. Inquire before booking if the hotel you're considering offers a shuttle service and if so, whether it's complimentary or not.

Hilton's Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown Tampa offers a free shuttle within three miles, including the cruise port, less than two miles away. While Tampa Marriott Water Street does not offer a shuttle, Tampa's free TECO Streetcar has a stop right in front of the hotel and at the cruise terminal.

Independent airport shuttles, van and car services

If you want to set up a private transfer, preplan and book a van, limo or sedan depending on the number of people in your party and your comfort preference.

Mears is a popular and reputable company in Central Florida that services Orlando and Tampa. The company's sizable fleet includes hundreds of luxury sedans, vans and limos. Use Mears' online quote system to budget for your transfer costs. A standard sedan that fits up to three people and four bags costs $150, while a van that can accommodate eight people and 10 bags will cost a little over $300. Car seats do not cost extra; if you need one, add it to the "Special Instructions" area of the online reservation system.

Other services, like Blue One Transportation , offer a private vehicle for up to four people for $90. A shared shuttle is also an option for $15 per person. There is no additional charge for children's car seats.

Taxis and ride-shares

If you are heading to the port directly from Tampa airport, Yellow Cab taxis will take you there from the baggage claim pickup areas for a flat rate of $35 . Taxis wait at the terminal for disembarking guests.

Metered rates within the city are $3.50 for the first 1/5 of a mile or part thereof. Additional miles cost $2.50. The minimum fee from the airport is $20.

Ride-shares pick up and drop off at each terminal in designated areas; the estimated ride cost between Tampa International Airport and Port Tampa Bay for Uber or Lyft starts at $20. It's an estimated $120 between Orlando International Airport and the port.

Because ride-shares show you the estimated ride cost before you book and taxis have variable fares depending on the driver's route, we favor ride-shares over taxis.

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Public transportation from downtown Tampa/hotel district

The TECO Streetcar is a free service operated by the City of Tampa and runs throughout downtown Tampa and the Ybor City neighborhood. It drops you off within a short walk to all three cruise terminals at Station 7 , located at the intersection of Cumberland Avenue and Channelside Drive. Be mindful of the northbound or southbound direction you want to travel, whether you're coming to the port or leaving it to reach your local destination.

TECO Streetcar hours vary, so check the day's schedule, especially on weekends when cars start running later.

Tampa cruise port parking

On-site port parking

Official parking at the port is within walking distance of the cruise terminals at the Channelside Parking Garage . You can buy tickets for parking in advance of your cruise on the Port Tampa Bay website. Find your cruise to purchase your parking pass for your sailing, which is 100% refundable prior to a cruise.

Prepaid parking rates are $15.75 per day; the total cost will vary based on the length of your cruise. After prepaying, print your parking voucher, which you'll present to the cashier upon arrival. Alternatively, you can drive up to the port without a reservation; rates remain the same whether you prepay or not.

Parking is only available when the ship is docked, and all major credit cards and cash are accepted. If you want curbside drop-off at the cruise terminal entrance, opt for valet parking for the same daily rate plus an additional $20 fee. Limited oversized vehicle parking at the on-site garage — for vehicles exceeding 8 feet, 2 inches, or that require more than one parking space — is available for $30 per day.

Private lots

Some hotels like Hilton's Hotel Tampa Riverwalk have park-and-stay rates for cruisers. If your hotel doesn't have this option or if you're driving straight to the cruise port, consider a private lot to save some money.

While Port Tampa Bay's on-site Channelside Parking Garage is the closest lot to the terminals, other options aren't much farther from the ships. The 241 Parking garage is well-lit, gated and less than one mile north of the Channelside Parking Garage. At $8.99 per day, it's also more affordable than parking at the port. The lot does fill up, so you'll want to reserve in advance, though you can drive up and park without a reservation if spaces are available.

241 Parking recommends making reservations 30 days in advance during peak cruise season from November through April, and a minimum of 15 days in advance during off-peak cruise season from May to October. The lot provides a free shuttle to and from the port and accepts all major credit cards and cash.

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Hotels near Tampa cruise port

Hotel options near the cruise port are plentiful across all brands and price points. Check for current promotions; some hotels offer double points during select times or park-and-stay options so you can leave your car at the hotel while you cruise.

Regardless of where you book a hotel, if you drive to the area, you must factor parking costs into your vacation budget. All parking options in downtown Tampa — including street parking, garages and hotels — have fees.

Hilton hotels

Hampton Inn & Suites Tampa/Ybor City/Downtown (starting at 43,000 points) is an affordable hotel near the cruise port with free hot breakfast. It also offers a complimentary shuttle from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. within a three-mile radius, excluding the airport but including the cruise port.

Hotel Tampa Riverwalk (starting at 42,000 points) is steps from Tampa's Riverwalk on the Hillsborough River and offers park-and-stay rates. The complimentary Tampa TECO Streetcar has a station one block away and stops at the cruise port. If you don't want to eat at the hotel's on-site restaurant, many restaurants are a short walk away.

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Marriott hotels

The Tampa Edition (starting at 65,500 points) is a luxury hotel in the trendy Water Street district. With eight on-site restaurants and bars, a stunning outdoor pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a spa and a prime location by Port Tampa Bay, you won't want to leave until your cruise begins. While the hotel doesn't provide a shuttle, the cruise port is less than half a mile away.

If you arrive late to the Tampa airport or have an early morning departure after your postcruise stay, consider the Tampa Airport Marriott (starting at 50,000 points). It has an outdoor pool, fitness center, small convenience shop and a bar and grill.

Hyatt hotels

Hyatt Place Downtown (starting at 9,000 points) is close to Glazer Children's Museum and Tampa's Riverwalk. This family-friendly hotel includes free breakfast , a rooftop pool and on-site self-serve or valet laundry. Sofa beds and refrigerators are in all rooms with a four-guest-per-room maximum. The cruise port is a 10-minute walk away.

If the water is calling you, book the Grand Hyatt (starting at 9,000 points), west of the cruise port. Its waterfront location gives you access to a 9.5-mile bayside trail where you can birdwatch and exercise. Various room types accommodate couples, families and solo travelers in luxury accommodations, a villa-style casita or a family-friendly room. The on-site restaurant and pool are equally picturesque.

Nonpoints hotels

Palihouse Hyde Park Village is a boutique hotel in a historic neighborhood filled with shops, cafes, eateries and bars. The hotel's 36 guest rooms offer king and queen beds. Rates start at $177 per night in the offseason.

If you want to stay in Tampa's historic Ybor City district, reserve a room at Hotel Haya. It features an on-site restaurant, cafe and outdoor pool. Each guest room has a refrigerator, and roll-away beds or cribs are available upon request. Rates start at $169 per night; check the hotel website for current promotions.

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Restaurants near Port Tampa Bay

The dining options near the port of Tampa range from Michelin-starred restaurants to casual eateries. If your schedule allows, set aside time to enjoy a meal on land and try local favorites from Cuban cuisine to fresh seafood.

Sparkman Wharf is on the waterfront next to the cruise port. See how this family-friendly destination has turned shipping containers into multiple restaurants and bars with outdoor seating areas. Sparkman Wharf also has retail shops and the Splitsville bowling alley for activities before or after your meal.

Armature Works is a fantastic food hall to visit – especially when it's hot or rainy and alfresco dining is not in the cards. Most of the seating is inside an air-conditioned building where you can order meals and treats from 18 vendors; outdoor dining space is limited.

Water Street Tampa is another dining destination within walking distance from the Tampa cruise port. Enjoy the avenue's wide walkways and lush greenery on your way to top-rated restaurants and bars.

Oxford Exchange is a late-19th-century building housing a mix of retail and dining. Its design and decor draw inspiration from London's historic clubs, libraries and shops. A sense of community can be felt throughout the space as people gather at the tea shop or enjoy the bookstore's book signings and lectures.

Columbia Restaurant is perhaps the city's most famous restaurant, with several locations across Florida; three are located in Tampa. It is well known for its Latin-inspired menu. Try the legendary 1905 salad or a Cuban sandwich. If you're choosing among the three locations, know that the original venue is in Ybor City, less than two miles from the port. Alternatively, the Columbia Restaurant Cafe is accessible from outside the Tampa Bay History Center, less than a mile from the cruise port, and the third location is airside at Tampa International Airport in Concourse E.

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Things to do in Tampa before or after your cruise

Tampa is known for its Gulf Coast beaches, culinary scene, multiple attractions and sunshine. Stay local to enjoy what the city offers or visit nearby areas to experience Central Florida's attractions.

Nearby beaches

Beachgoers love the jewel-toned water of Florida's Gulf Coast. Ben T. Davis Beach is the closest and most popular sandy oasis, just over 10 miles west of the cruise port. Metered parking is nearby; arrive early to beat the crowds and find a spot.

Cypress Point Park is a public neighborhood park with access to the water, a small sandy shoreline, a playground, a sand volleyball court, trails and a disc golf course. It's less than 8 miles west of the cruise port.

The Tampa Riverwalk

Beginning just one mile from the port is The Tampa Riverwalk. This 2.6-mile walking path runs along the Hillsborough River. Purchase a one-day or three-day Tampa Riverwalk Attraction Pass for access to the following seven family-friendly attractions:

• The Florida Aquarium
• Tampa Bay History Center
• Glazer Children's Museum
• Tampa Museum of Art
• Pirate Water Taxi
• Florida Museum of Photographic Arts
• Henry B. Plant Museum

Live sporting events

Cruises depart from Tampa year-round, so if you cruise from September through April, there's likely a live sporting event taking place. Attend a Tampa Bay Lightning game at Amalie Arena during the NHL season from October through April (and further into summer if the team makes the playoffs). Steinbrenner Field is the place to be during spring training for the New York Yankees during February and March. If you want to see the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in action during football season, head to Raymond James Stadium from September to January.

Theme parks

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, just 10 miles north of the cruise port, is filled with thrills for all ages, from children's rides to roller coasters for teens and adults. Thousands of people buy special event tickets for the popular Howl-O-Scream event, which takes place from early September to early November.

Alternatively, take advantage of Tampa's proximity to Orlando's theme parks and plan a pre- or postcruise visit to Walt Disney World, Sea World or Universal Parks & Resorts. You'll need an extended stay because the theme parks are more than 70 miles from Port Tampa Bay, and it can take two hours or longer to get there with traffic. You might consider flying into MCO instead of TPA if you're planning a theme park visit before or after your sailing.

Related: 8 ways to make the most of a theme park trip

St. Pete and Clearwater

Two towns just west of Tampa are incredibly popular among Florida visitors: St. Petersburg – better known as St. Pete – and Clearwater . The two cities are situated on the same peninsula on Tampa Bay and have ample beach access. Some visitors favor St. Pete's downtown vibe with its waterfront shops, restaurants and public park. It's also home to such museums as the Dali Museum and the Chihuly Collection. Other vacationers like Clearwater for its beach, nightlife and the Clearwater Marine Aquarium.

Thanks to the annual SHINE Festival, which draws renowned street artists from around the world, St. Pete is also known for its dozens of colorful murals. If you like public art, the St. Pete mural tour takes place at 10 a.m. every Sunday. A local guide brings visitors to 30 murals in a four-block radius. The proceeds from the tour fees are reinvested in the city's murals.

Shopping near the Tampa cruise port

The Publix GreenWise Market at Water Street Tampa is a 5-minute walk from the cruise port and is perfect for last-minute essentials, drinks and snacks. Walgreens pharmacy and convenience store is one mile west of the port on W. Platt Street.

If you're interested in shopping for souvenirs near the cruise port to bring home from your time in Tampa, check out the retail shops at Sparkman Wharf, next to the cruise port. For another fabulous shopping area, visit Hyde Park Village. The Unlock Tampa Bay Visitor Center and Gift Shop is ideal for Tampa-branded souvenirs on North Franklin Street, less than one mile northwest of the cruise port.

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The sprawling subtropical metropolis of Tampa sits along the Gulf Coast of Florida, encircling Tampa Bay from Sarasota to Clearwater Beach. It’s a quintessentially American spot, with white-sand beaches sharing space with shopping malls, and a multicultural mix of residents that ensures flavors from Mexican to Vietnamese are always close at hand. The local lore is rich with moneyed magnates: Both Henry B. Plant and John Ringling, of the Ringling Brothers Circus, left their marks on the region in the form of palatial buildings which now house museums. And, of course, there is no shortage of family fun.

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Weekend & 3-day cruises from florida.

Make the most of a short vacation with our weekend cruises from Florida, which whisk you away to either Key West and Nassau, or Nassau and Bimini in The Bahamas. Whichever itinerary you choose, three-day cruises from Florida give you time to enjoy dreamy days on white sand beaches, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, explore local history, and sample island cuisine, from Key lime pie to flavor-packed conch fritters.

There’s plenty of time to enjoy the surroundings of your Celebrity Cruises ship, too. Enjoy dishes crafted by chefs, lounge with a cocktail by the sparkling pool, or unwind with a blissful treatment in the spa. Experience the unrivaled luxury of The Retreat® and relax in the sumptuous setting of a beautiful suite, private dining experience and lounge, and more.

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Pastel houses meet white sand beaches and aquamarine lagoons around Nassau, New Providence. Relax into the rhythms of Bahamian life on a trip to Blue Lagoon Island, where you can swim in the limpid lagoon, or head for Atlantis for high-energy fun on the waterslides at Aquaventure. Swim among tropical fish teeming over Rainbow Reef and shop for woven hats and purses at the Straw Market. Remember to try the local specialties like conch in tasty fritters or creamy chowder, and spirit-soaked rum cake.

In sleepy Bimini, warm waters, colorful reefs, and white sand beaches await. Visit the unique Dolphin House, built by a local historian from shells and sea glass. Swim with a guide among reef sharks at Shark Lab, or do as Hemingway would have done and join a thrilling sport fishing expedition. You could also join a relaxing sailing trip to see how conch is fished before digging into conch fritters and an iced rum punch.

Quirky, eccentric Key West is packed with historical interest and surrounded by dazzling reefs. At Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, lounge on the white sand beach, snorkel, or explore the 19th-century fort. Snap a photo at the buoy that marks the southernmost point of the USA, and visit the stately, colonial-style house where Hemingway lived in the 1930s. Explore the art galleries and bars of Duval Street and lively Mallory Square—and don’t miss the chance to sample a tangy Key lime pie.

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Embark from Florida: A Gateway to Caribbean Wonders & Beyond

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3-day cruises from florida: the perfect short getaway.

Your Departure Gateways in Florida

Embark on an unforgettable 3-day Caribbean adventure from Florida’s premier cruise ports. Each offers a unique gateway to the tropical allure of the Caribbean, with seamless transitions from nearby airports to the cruise terminals, ensuring your vacation starts without a hitch.

Miami: The Cruise Capital

Port Canaveral: Gateway to the Space Coast

Fort Lauderdale: The Venice of America

Tampa: The Cultural Heart of the Gulf Coast

Jacksonville: The Gateway to the South

Offering a touch of southern hospitality, Jacksonville is an ideal port for those seeking a convenient departure point from the southeastern U.S., leading to the enchanting Bahamas and beyond.

Itinerary Highlights and Must-See Stops on Cruise from Florida

Bahamas: A 3-day Cruise Highlight from Florida

• Nassau : Nassau’s vibrant culture and beautiful beaches are just a short sail away on mini cruises from Florida. Explore Nassau’s rich history, bustling markets, and coral reefs. Whether it’s a visit to the iconic Atlantis Resort, a stroll through the Straw Market, or a snorkeling adventure, Nassau offers a blend of excitement and relaxation.
• Freeport : Cruises from Florida to Freeport bring guests to Grand Bahama Island’s vibrant heart. The Lucayan National Park and Rand Nature Center are among the main attractions. Taino Beach is known for its leisurely appeal, with nearby bars and cafes. Port Lucaya Marketplace is the go-to for shopping and local cuisine. For getting around, bike rentals and taxis are available, offering a chance to discover the island’s hidden spots.
• Bimini : Setting sail on a mini-cruise from Florida to Bimini offers a quick escape into the heart of the Bahamas. This brief port visit to Bimini blends the allure of hidden beaches with the mystique of underwater marvels, perfect for a sun-soaked sprint or a tropical escape.

Exclusive Island Escapes on 3-day Cruises

Embark on a 3-day cruise from Florida and discover secluded island paradises, each offering an exclusive slice of heaven. These private islands, owned by renowned cruise lines, provide a luxurious escape with pristine beaches, personal cabanas, and bespoke adventures tailored for every guest. Experience the thrill of CocoCay’s waterpark or the tranquil beauty of Princess Cays on your short cruise, ensuring a day filled with leisure, adventure, and unparalleled island luxury.

• Great Stirrup Cay : Unwind in the seclusion of Norwegian’s private island, a haven for water enthusiasts and beach lovers.
• CocoCay : Experience Royal Caribbean’s CocoCay, where thrilling waterparks and luxurious beach clubs offer unparalleled island joy.
• Half Moon Cay : Known for its stunning beaches and clear waters, Half Moon Cay is the quintessential private island retreat used by Carnival Cruise Line and Holland America Line.
• Bimini Beach Club : Located on the sun-drenched shores of Bimini in the Bahamas, Bimini Beach Club is Virgin Voyages’ exclusive retreat, offering a chic, adults-only experience.
• Ocean Cay : MSC’s Ocean Cay focuses on sustainable relaxation and marine conservation, providing a unique, eco-friendly island experience.
• Princess Cays : Princess Cays, a private haven with immaculate beaches, opulent bungalows, and aquatic adventures, is a joint venture between Carnival Cruise Line and Princess Cruises. It is located on the serene island of Eleuthera.
• Labadee : Labadee, which welcomes Royal Caribbean guests, combines Haiti’s natural beauty with exciting activities, providing something for every adventurer.
• Castaway Cay : Disney Cruise Line’s Castaway Cay provides a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation in a setting straight out of a storybook.
• Lighthouse Point : Lighthouse Point, Disney Cruise Line’s newest Bahamian retreat, embodies an exclusive paradise where Disney magic meets the serene beauty of the Bahamas.
• Celebration Key : Celebration Key, Carnival Cruise Line’s latest addition, is set to redefine private island luxury in the Grand Bahama Island.

Exploring the Eastern Caribbean on a 3-day Journey

Although 3-day cruises typically focus on closer destinations, the Eastern Caribbean’s allure remains within reach for those on slightly extended voyages from Florida. Embark on a journey filled with cultural immersion, natural exploration, and culinary delights. While shorter cruises may limit the range of destinations, the Eastern Caribbean’s vibrant scenes and warm hospitality are always inviting, promising a taste of its diverse islands.

• Grand Turk : From Florida, Grand Turk in the Turks and Caicos Islands presents an array of diving sites and historical landmarks. Governor’s Beach offers a serene beach day, with local conch fritters providing a taste of the island’s culinary offerings.
• Puerto Plata : Embark from Florida Harbor to Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic, where historical and natural attractions merge. From Victorian architecture to the Damajagua Waterfalls, there’s much to explore. The local cuisine, featuring dishes like mofongo, adds to the experience.

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• Key West : Key West’s laid-back vibe and rich history make it a favored docking destination for mini cruises from Florida. Often dubbed the crossroads of the Caribbean, it serves as a pivotal stop on both Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises.

Western Caribbean Wonders on 3-day Cruises

3-day cruises from Florida to the Western Caribbean offer a unique blend of ancient history and tropical beauty. Explore the Mayan ruins near Cozumel, snorkel in the vibrant reefs, or soak in the rich culture and history of the region. These brief yet enriching cruises provide a deep dive into the Western Caribbean’s heart, where every stop is an opportunity for adventure and relaxation.

• Cozumel : Cozumel’s world-renowned diving spots and rich Mayan heritage are highlights of mini-cruises sailing from Florida. These sea breaks to Cozumel combine thrilling underwater adventures with historical discoveries, making for a short yet fulfilling island hopping experience.

Exploring the Highlights of 3-day Cruises

3-day cruises from Florida are packed with destinations that offer sun, fun, and culture.

Destinations to Discover

From the vibrant markets of Nassau in the Bahamas to the historic streets of Key West and the coral reefs of Cozumel, these short cruises offer a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

Onboard Amenities and Entertainment

Despite the shorter duration, 3-day cruises do not skimp on luxury. Enjoy a range of amenities from gourmet dining and spa treatments to thrilling water parks and live entertainment, ensuring every moment at sea is a delight.

Making the Most of Your 3-day Cruise

To truly maximize your cruise experience, consider exploring the departure city before setting sail, packing smart to accommodate both onboard activities and shore excursions, and choosing a cruise that aligns with your interests, whether it’s culinary delights, adventure, or relaxation.

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Carnival Glory, Nassau from Port Canaveral, April 25, 2025

3-day mini cruise to the Bahamas with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida; Departure Date: April 25, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Glory; Ports of Call: Port Canaveral, Nassau, Port Canaveral; Enjoy[…]

Carnival Conquest, Nassau from Miami, April 25, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: April 25, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Conquest; Ports of Call: Miami, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent scenery and unique experiences on[…]

Royal Caribbean, CocoCay & Nassau from Miami, April 25, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Independence of the Seas Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: April 25, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Independence of the Seas; Ports of Call: Miami, CocoCay, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent[…]

Celebrity Silhouette, Key West & Nassau from Fort Lauderdale, April 18, 2025

3-day Bahamas cruise on board Celebrity Cruises Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: April 18, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises; Cruise Ship: Celebrity Silhouette; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Key West, Nassau, Fort Lauderdale; Enjoy[…]

Carnival Glory, Nassau from Port Canaveral, April 18, 2025

3-day mini cruise to the Bahamas with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida; Departure Date: April 18, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Glory; Ports of Call: Port Canaveral, Nassau, Port Canaveral; Enjoy[…]

Royal Caribbean, Nassau & CocoCay from Fort Lauderdale, April 18, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Liberty of the Seas Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: April 18, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Liberty of the Seas; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Nassau,[…]

Carnival Conquest, Nassau from Miami, April 18, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: April 18, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Conquest; Ports of Call: Miami, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent scenery and unique experiences on[…]

Royal Caribbean, CocoCay & Nassau from Miami, April 18, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Independence of the Seas Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: April 18, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Independence of the Seas; Ports of Call: Miami, CocoCay, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent[…]

Celebrity Silhouette, Key West & Nassau from Fort Lauderdale, April 11, 2025

3-day Bahamas cruise on board Celebrity Cruises Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: April 11, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises; Cruise Ship: Celebrity Silhouette; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Key West, Nassau, Fort Lauderdale; Enjoy[…]

Carnival Glory, Nassau from Port Canaveral, April 11, 2025

3-day mini cruise to the Bahamas with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida; Departure Date: April 11, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Glory; Ports of Call: Port Canaveral, Nassau, Port Canaveral; Enjoy[…]

Royal Caribbean, Nassau & CocoCay from Fort Lauderdale, April 11, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Liberty of the Seas Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: April 11, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Liberty of the Seas; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Nassau,[…]

Carnival Conquest, Nassau from Miami, April 11, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: April 11, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Conquest; Ports of Call: Miami, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent scenery and unique experiences on[…]

Royal Caribbean, CocoCay & Nassau from Miami, April 11, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Independence of the Seas Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: April 11, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Independence of the Seas; Ports of Call: Miami, CocoCay, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent[…]

Celebrity Silhouette, Key West & Nassau from Fort Lauderdale, April 4, 2025

3-day Bahamas cruise on board Celebrity Cruises Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: April 4, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises; Cruise Ship: Celebrity Silhouette; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Key West, Nassau, Fort Lauderdale; Enjoy[…]

Carnival Glory, Nassau from Port Canaveral, April 4, 2025

3-day mini cruise to the Bahamas with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida; Departure Date: April 4, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Glory; Ports of Call: Port Canaveral, Nassau, Port Canaveral; Enjoy[…]

Royal Caribbean, Nassau & CocoCay from Fort Lauderdale, April 4, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Liberty of the Seas Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: April 4, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Liberty of the Seas; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Nassau,[…]

Carnival Conquest, Nassau from Miami, April 4, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: April 4, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Conquest; Ports of Call: Miami, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent scenery and unique experiences on[…]

Royal Caribbean, CocoCay & Nassau from Miami, April 4, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Independence of the Seas Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: April 4, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Independence of the Seas; Ports of Call: Miami, CocoCay, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent[…]

Celebrity Silhouette, Key West & Nassau from Fort Lauderdale, March 28, 2025

3-day Bahamas cruise on board Celebrity Cruises Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: March 28, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises; Cruise Ship: Celebrity Silhouette; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Key West, Nassau, Fort Lauderdale; Enjoy[…]

Carnival Glory, Nassau from Port Canaveral, March 28, 2025

3-day mini cruise to the Bahamas with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida; Departure Date: March 28, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Glory; Ports of Call: Port Canaveral, Nassau, Port Canaveral; Enjoy[…]

Carnival Conquest, Nassau from Miami, March 28, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: March 28, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Conquest; Ports of Call: Miami, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent scenery and unique experiences on[…]

Royal Caribbean, CocoCay & Nassau from Miami, March 28, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Independence of the Seas Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: March 28, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Independence of the Seas; Ports of Call: Miami, CocoCay, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent[…]

Celebrity Silhouette, Key West & Nassau from Fort Lauderdale, March 21, 2025

3-day Bahamas cruise on board Celebrity Cruises Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: March 21, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises; Cruise Ship: Celebrity Silhouette; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Key West, Nassau, Fort Lauderdale; Enjoy[…]

Carnival Glory, Nassau from Port Canaveral, March 21, 2025

3-day mini cruise to the Bahamas with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida; Departure Date: March 21, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Glory; Ports of Call: Port Canaveral, Nassau, Port Canaveral; Enjoy[…]

Royal Caribbean, Nassau & CocoCay from Fort Lauderdale, March 21, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Liberty of the Seas Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: March 21, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Liberty of the Seas; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Nassau,[…]

Carnival Conquest, Nassau from Miami, March 21, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: March 21, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Conquest; Ports of Call: Miami, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent scenery and unique experiences on[…]

Royal Caribbean, CocoCay & Nassau from Miami, March 21, 2025

3-day Bahamas mini cruise on board Independence of the Seas Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: March 21, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean; Cruise Ship: Independence of the Seas; Ports of Call: Miami, CocoCay, Nassau, Miami; Enjoy magnificent[…]

Celebrity Silhouette, Key West & Nassau from Fort Lauderdale, March 14, 2025

3-day Bahamas cruise on board Celebrity Cruises Cruising from: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida; Departure Date: March 14, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises; Cruise Ship: Celebrity Silhouette; Ports of Call: Fort Lauderdale, Key West, Nassau, Fort Lauderdale; Enjoy[…]

Norwegian Pearl, Bahamas from Miami, March 14, 2025

3-day mini cruise to Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay with NCL Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: March 14, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Norwegian Pearl; Ports of Call: Miami, Great Stirrup Cay, Nassau, Miami;[…]

Carnival Glory, Nassau from Port Canaveral, March 14, 2025

3-day mini cruise to the Bahamas with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida; Departure Date: March 14, 2025; Duration: 3-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Glory; Ports of Call: Port Canaveral, Nassau, Port Canaveral; Enjoy[…]

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• Step into a surreal universe at St. Petersburg’s Salvador Dalí Museum.
• Collect shells by sunset on the beaches of St. Pete and Clearwater.
• Canoe or kayak down the meandering Hillsborough River.

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