6 Day Cruises to Eastern Caribbean from Miami

6-Day Eastern Caribbean Cruise Quick Facts

How Much Do 6-Day Cruises to Eastern Caribbean from Miami Cost?

A 6-day cruise to Eastern Caribbean from Miami costs an average of $350* to $1500+* per person, depending on your cabin choice and cruise line.

6-Day Cruise to Eastern Caribbean from Miami Price Ranges by Cabin Type

What's Included in the Price?

• Accommodation: Your selected stateroom cabin and daily housekeeping service. 
• All meals in the main dining spots: Breakfast, lunch, dinner in the main dining spots, with open-deck buffet, and select casual, brand affiliated eateries. 
• Onboard entertainment: Broadway-style theatrical productions, live comedy, deck parties, poolside movies, and supervised kid’s clubs.
• Port taxes and fees: It is usually bundled with your final checkout payment.

Additional Costs to Budget For

• Flights to the Miami port: It costs $200* - $600+* per person depending on your home airport and seasonal demand. 
• Shore excursions: $50 - $250+ per person, per port for guided island tours, snorkeling, or private beach cabanas.
• Specialty dining: $30 to $90+ per person for premium steakhouses, sushi venues, or celebrity chef-driven dining rooms. 
• Gratuities: It is auto-billed to your ship account to tip the crew. For example, $60* to $20* per person
• Alcoholic beverages: Buy unlimited alcoholic beverages packages run roughly $60* - $100* per day.

Best 6-Day Cruises to Eastern Caribbean from Miami

MSC Cruises - MSC Meraviglia

• Route: Miami Roundtrip
• Ports of Call: Grand Turk Island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, and Nassau  
• Why its Popular: It combines mega-ship amenities, vibrant indoor promenades, and exclusive visits to a private island. 
• Best For: Families, Nightlife lovers, value seekers, and all-weather cruisers

Royal Caribbean - Adventure of the Seas

• Route: Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) Roundtrip
• Ports of Call: Nassau, Samana, and Puerto Plata 
• Why it’s Popular: A great mix of classic ship charm, active onboard thrills, and an efficient mid-size layout that is easy to navigate. 
• Best For: First-time cruisers, families and budget-conscious travelers, and active vacationers

Norwegian Cruise Line - Norwegian Aqua

• Route: Miami Roundtrip
• Ports of Call: Puerto Plata, San Juan, and Great Stirrup Cay
• Why it’s Popular: Gives you a vacation on Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest Prima Plus-class ship, offering more space, unique thrills, and modern amenities. 
• Best For: Active families and teens, new-ship seekers, and luxury seekers on a budget 

Carnival Cruise Lines - Carnival Magic

• Route: Miami Roundtrip
• Ports of Call: Celebration Key, Amber Cove, and Grand Turk
• Why it’s Popular: A large, activity-filled Dream-class ship that balances vibrant onboard fun with budget-friendly island getaways. 
• Best For: Active families, budget-conscious travelers, and relaxation seekers 

Celebrity Cruises - Celebrity Beyond

• Route: Miami Roundtrip
• Ports of Call: Puerto Plata, Grand Turk, and Perfect Day CocoCay
• Why it’s Popular: An upscale, modern resort-at-sea experience featuring high-end design, world-class dining, and a sophisticated adult-focused atmosphere.
• Best For: Couples, food and wine lovers, and adult-focused travelers

Departure Ports in Miami for Eastern Caribbean Cruises

Eastern Caribbean cruise from Miami departs exclusively from PortMiami, located on Dodge Island just across from downtown Miami.

When to Book Your Eastern Caribbean Cruise from Miami

The best time to book an Eastern Caribbean cruise from Miami is 6 to 18 months in advance to secure your preferred cabin and lock in lower starting rates.

Best Months for Eastern Caribbean Cruising

• Peak season: December through April
• Shoulder Season: May and June
• Low/Hurricane Season: July through November

Booking timeline

• 6–18 Months Ahead: Best for peak winter and spring sailings. It gives you the widest choice of specific staterooms (like mid-ship or balcony rooms).
• 3–6 Months Ahead: Good for shoulder-season months (May–June) if you are flexible on cabin location.
• 1–3 Months Ahead: Risky for popular routes but occasionally yields last-minute price adjustments on unsold inventory during the fall off-season.