Port Canaveral → Coco Cay → Philipsburg → Port Canaveral
via Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas
Jibhop recommendation
We need more price history before making a confident recommendation.
- ✓ Interior prices are at a 90-day low.
What should you book?
Interior is the sweet spot at $1,396.
An oceanview jumps another $240 ($34/night).
We would wait for more cabin-specific pricing history before making a stronger call.
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Price history
Why we're recommending this
Interior pricing is $1,396, compared with a typical fare of $1,396. This matches the lowest price we've tracked over the past 90 days.
What kind of trip is this?
View itinerary profile →Port-heavy itinerary with stops in United States, Bahamas, and Virgin Islands, U.S., and 1 other country
Embarks in Port Canaveral, United States • ends in Port Canaveral, United States • 3 ports of call • 3 sea days
- 7 nights
- 3 ports
- 3 sea days
- Icon-class ship
- Round-trip sailing
- Port Canaveral ↔
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Route
Port Canaveral → Coco Cay → Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas → Philipsburg → Port Canaveral
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1Dep 4:30 PM
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2
Coco Cay, Bahamas 🔑 Private
Arr 7:00 AMDep 4:00 PM -
3
At sea
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4Arr 12:30 PMDep 7:00 PM
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5Arr 8:00 AMDep 5:00 PM
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6
At sea
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7
At sea
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8Arr 6:00 AM
The ship
Star of the Seas
Star of the Seas is an Icon-class ship in Royal Caribbean International's fleet.
- 5,610
- 2025
- 250,800 GT
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