Book Cruises to Western Caribbean
Western Caribbean cruises take you to idyllic locations. In addition to tropical white-sand beaches, coral reefs, and ancient Mayan ruins, the Western Caribbean is also known for its rainforests, underground caves, and tropical cuisines. Discover fascinating history and culture surrounded by relaxing beaches on a Western Caribbean cruise.
At Western Caribbean cruise destinations, you have a wide variety of things to do, from relaxing on the beach to taking part in different cultures, shopping, and spending a lot of time in the water.
Take part in shore excursions that give you thrilling experiences, unique culinary delights, and a relaxing and rejuvenating experience in the Western Caribbean. Take a swim with stingrays in the waters they call home, snorkel through shipwrecks that now house Caribbean species, and explore the ancient ruins once inhabited by the Mayan people.
Experience Mayan history and traditions in Chacchoben, a Mayan village in Costa Maya. There are a lot of places to visit in Belize City, including Altun Ha, which boasts a 60-foot "Temple of the Sun God" worth a visit. An excursion by riverboat allows guests to see Lamanai, one of Mesoamerica's largest Mayan ceremonial sites. Chichen Itza, one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, is a must-see.
There are several natural sites in the Western Caribbean, including swaying palms and white sand beaches. Experience the extensive native flora and fauna of Grand Cayman's Mastic Trail. Explore the Cayman Crystal Caves and admire the ancient stalagmites. Stand-up paddleboard your way through Key West's dense mangroves.
There are many opportunities to enjoy the incredible wildlife in the Western Caribbean. Visit Belize's mangrove forests to see the colorful birds. Visit Grand Cayman to snorkel with turtles and swim with stingrays in the southern Atlantic. Explore the jungle of Cozumel on horseback and kiss a dolphin in Costa Maya. Dive into the Caribbean Sea and explore the tropical marine life that inhabits the area.
In addition, the Western Caribbean has several other great destinations to offer. Cruisers who want to visit tropical towns across the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico can choose from dozens of ports of call. Regardless of where you decide to go, you will experience a journey filled with fun in the sun, photo opportunities that are worth keeping and cultural encounters that will expand your mind.
Located in the Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the Western Caribbean. For a more authentic experience, explore where tourists don't go. One of Grand Cayman's biggest attractions is Seven Mile Beach, a stunning stretch of coast renowned for its fantastic sand and crystal clear waters. You can snorkel or spend the day relaxing in the sun in the shallow waters,
Cozumel's own unique island time seems to exist even though it is part of Mexico. You'll find plenty to do on a cruise in the Mexican Riviera. Explore ancient Mayan ruin sites inland, including San Gervasio, a shrine dedicated to the fertility goddess Ix Chel, and Castillo Real, which sits on the coast's edge. Playa Uvas, Playa Corona, and Paradise Beach are some of the best beaches in Cozumel.
During your cruise, you'll stop in Belize City, the island's main urban center. In contrast to the rest of the island, Belize offers cultural wonders and an exuberant local population. Its diverse cuisines include Mayan, East Indian, Creole, Garifuna, and Mestizo influences. Many of these cuisines are available here. The Fort George district, including the Swing Bridge, can be viewed while eating stewed chicken or rice and beans.
Honduras' Bay Islands haven't been overrun with tourism as a hidden treasure, providing a more authentic and natural experience. Visit the coral reefs that sway in the current and see sea turtles swimming happily under the waves. It's not one of the top destinations. However, there are still plenty of beaches around here, including the main ones around Utila. An excursion also lets you see the jungle atmosphere in its inland setting.
