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Eastern Caribbean Loop via Coco Cay & Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas

Coco Cay · Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas · Philipsburg

Balanced route with a steady mix of port days and sea days. Covers Bahamas, Virgin Islands, U.S., and Sint Maarten (Dutch part). Includes private-island style stops.

7 nights Port Canaveral Eastern Caribbean 3 ports 4 sea days
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What this trip feels like

Balanced, varied and easy to pace

This route gives you a steady mix of ship time and 3 ports. It suits travelers who want meaningful days ashore without turning every day into an early start and a tightly planned port call.

Balanced pace

3 ports in 7 nights

A steady alternation between time onboard and time ashore.

Focused destination mix

Coco Cay · Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas · Philipsburg

A focused set of stops without a new destination every day.

Easy logistics

Round-trip from Port Canaveral or Fort Lauderdale

No open-jaw flights or separate arrival and departure transfers.

Port experience

Coco Cay · Expect a busy cruise port

Multiple ships and thousands of cruise passengers are common here.

Best for · A mix of ship and shore time · First-time visitors · Travelers who like a steady pace

Think twice if · You want either an all-ports itinerary or a mostly ship-focused escape

Best departures

Best upcoming sailings

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Best overall value
Royal Caribbean International

Harmony of the Seas

Port Canaveral → Coco Cay → Philipsburg → Port Canaveral

Mar 4 · 7 nights

About average

$947 inside · $135/night

Cheapest upcoming
Royal Caribbean International

Harmony of the Seas

Port Canaveral → Coco Cay → Philipsburg → Port Canaveral

Nov 27 · 7 nights

About average

$916 inside · $131/night

Best near-term option
Royal Caribbean International

Harmony of the Seas

Port Canaveral → Coco Cay → Philipsburg → Port Canaveral

Jan 8 · 7 nights

About average

$916 inside · $131/night

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Itinerary pricing

What this itinerary usually costs

Typical pricing runs around $204/night, with most departures landing in the $167-$238/night band across 50 tracked sailings.

Typical price

$204/night

$1,431 total

Normal range

$167-$238/night

$1,167-$1,667 total

Lowest recent fare

Building history

$902 total

Comparison set

50 sailings

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When should I go?

Prices are usually lowest in fall

September–November departures have historically offered the best value.

July is typically the most expensive time to sail this itinerary.

Typical price / night

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Best value
Sep–Nov ~$142–$187/night
Most expensive
July ~$325/night

Route overview

How this route is built

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7 nights · 3 port calls · 4 sea days · 3 countries

3 port calls across Bahamas, Virgin Islands, U.S., Sint Maarten (Dutch part) · Neither especially port-heavy nor sea-day heavy for this trip length.

  1. 1

    Embark in Port Canaveral or Fort Lauderdale

    Embarkation ports can vary by sailing

  2. 2

    Coco Cay

    Bahamas · Bahamas

    Private
  3. 3

    Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas

    Virgin Islands, U.S. · Eastern Caribbean

  4. 4

    Philipsburg

    Sint Maarten (Dutch part) · Eastern Caribbean

  5. 5

    Disembark in Port Canaveral or Fort Lauderdale

    Disembarkation ports can vary by sailing

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FAQ

What’s the best month to sail this itinerary?
It depends on weather and crowd levels. Use the sailing list to compare dates and prioritize port days with comfortable conditions.
Are these sailings all the same route?
They can be close but not identical. Look for differences in port order, arrival times, and sea day placement.
How should I choose between two similar sailings?
Compare: (1) ship, (2) port day timing, (3) number of sea days, (4) price vs cabin value, and (5) flight convenience.