Bahamas Cruises From Miami

Bahamas cruises from Miami are pretty much available all year. This comes as no surprise, since the Bahamian islands are so close to the southern-most tip of Florida.

To top that off, the weather in the Bahamas is quite inviting to tourists every month of the year.

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Cruise Lines Offering Bahamas Cruises From Miami

At the time of writing this webpage, there are several major cruise lines which offer cruises to the Bahamas.

You will know these names, after I list them, because they are among the top Caribbean cruise lines. 

In alphabetical order, the four cruise companies sailing to the Bahamas are Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Disney Cruises, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International.

Itineraries Of Bahamas Cruises From Miami

How many days would you like to spend in the Bahamas?

A cruise to the Bahamas will generally get you to one or more islands. Currently, you will be able to book a 2-night, 3-night or 4-night Bahamas cruise.

As it pertains to each cruise line:

1. Carnival offers 2-night, 3-night and 4-night cruises to the Bahamas;

2. Celebrity cruises offers 2-night and 4-night cruises to the Bahamas;

3. Disney offers 3-night and 4-night cruises, plus an occasional 5-night cruise;

4. MSC Cruises is relatively new the Bahamian cruise market and offers a limited number of 3-night and 4-night cruises to the islands.

5. Norwegian offers 3-night, 4-night and 5-night cruises; and,

6. Royal Caribbean offers 3-night and 4-night cruises to the Bahamas.

Ports of Call for Bahamas Cruises From Miami

Nassau, Bahamas is quite the tourist-pull for people all over the world. Consequently, any cruise to the Bahamian islands will almost always call at Nassau.

In addition to this popular port of call, there is Freeport, Bahamas on Grand Bahama Island.

Finally, depending on the length of the cruise, your cruise will make a call at a private Bahamian island - a cruise resort owned by the respective cruise line.

Carnival cruises will most likely call at Half Moon Cay; Disney's at Castaway Cay; MSC's cruises at Ocean Cay; Norwegian's at Great Stirrup Cay; and Royal Caribbean and Coco Cay.

While you will find some variations in port calls, 3-night cruises generally make one or two stops and 4-night cruises can make as many as three stops.

Note that your Bahamas cruise itinerary may include a call at Key West, Florida.

Cheap Bahamas Cruises

My family in Nassau

It is a fact that shorter cruises cost less than longer ones. Also, cruises only to the Bahamas tend to be less expensive than those to the Eastern or Western Caribbean. 

As it pertains to cheap Bahamas cruises, your best chance at great vacation prices will be aboard a Carnival cruise. Dollar for dollar, Carnival tends to offer the best cruise rates and your family will enjoy your cruise getaway aboard their "Fun Ships."

Something else to consider for your family is the package offered by Norwegian Cruise Line. This cruise company offers an an open bar option aboard its cruise ship from Miami to the Bahamas. This my serve your family well, if everyone is into drinking something other than water, lemonade and sweet tea.

While Carnival generally offers the lowest cruise prices, the open bar Bahamas cruise option with Norwegian Cruise Line may prove a big win for families.

Now that you have the information, it is time to book your Bahamas cruise from Miami. Get with your travel consultant or send us a cruise quote and we will help you.

Furthermore, you may visit our booking site, PetesTravel.com, to book your own cruise or the cruise booking form below.

I know that you will enjoy your cruise to the Bahamas.

Bon voyage!

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