Discover the islands of the Western Caribbean
The Bahamas are made up of more than 700 islands and cays, with only a small portion inhabited. From the deck of your cruise ship, you can take in views of tropical islands, turquoise waters and swaying palm trees. ![]()
Discover the famous pink-sand beaches of Harbour Island, explore colorful Nassau or meet dolphins at Blue Lagoon Island. Traveling with the family? Paradise Island offers exciting water parks and plenty of opportunities to relax. The Cayman Islands are another popular stop on a Western Caribbean cruise. Put on your snorkel gear at Stingray City and discover colorful marine life ![]()
or explore the island's lush interior along the Mastic Trail.
Some cruise lines even have their own private islands. Yes, you read that right: a private island! ![]()
Sail with Norwegian Cruise Line and your itinerary may include Great Stirrup Cay, Norwegian's private island in the Bahamas. MSC Cruises offers the chance to visit Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, a private island destination surrounded by crystal-clear Caribbean waters.
James Bond or Bob Marley? Discover the many sides of Jamaica
For many travelers, Jamaica is a highlight of a Western Caribbean cruise. ![]()
From friendly locals and colonial architecture to lush rainforests and beautiful beaches, the island offers something for every type of traveler. Ready to dance? ![]()
Experience Jamaica's vibrant music and culture before relaxing on James Bond Beach, named after the famous fictional spy's connection to the island. ![]()
Coffee lovers can taste the renowned Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee, while adventure seekers can explore Dunn's River Falls, take a bamboo raft down a river or ride a bobsled through Mystic Mountain Adventure Park. Music fans can visit the Bob Marley Museum, while food lovers can sample Jamaican street food and fresh tropical flavors. This is Caribbean cruising at its best.
