Western Caribbean Loop via Roatán & Cozumel (Best Balance)
7 nights · 23 departures
From $1,102
Icon of the Seas
What's Icon of the Seas like?
Resort-style ships packed with onboard attractions, shows and dining choices, suited to travelers who want the ship itself to be a main part of the holiday.
- Biggest ships, wide size range: Icon and Oasis classes are among the largest ships afloat; older classes are smaller with fewer signature attractions.
- Attraction-heavy onboard program: Waterslides, surf simulators, climbing walls and production shows feature widely, but specific attractions differ ship to ship.
Worth knowing: Some older ships draw weaker reviews for upkeep, food and cabin size; check your ship's class and age, not just the brand.
Style notes describe Royal Caribbean International in general, not this ship specifically.
Best Icon of the Seas sailings right now
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Where Icon of the Seas sails
Eastern Caribbean Loop via Philipsburg & Coco Cay (Private Island Focus)
7 nights · 22 departures
From $1,024
Western Caribbean Loop from Miami: Cozumel & Coco Cay (Private Island Focus)
7 nights · 17 departures
From $1,032
Most-visited ports: Coco Cay · Cozumel · Miami · Galveston · Costa Maya (Mahahual) · Roatán · Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas · Oranjestad
Upcoming Icon of the Seas departures
Oct 31, 2026
Icon of the Seas • 7 nights • Miami ↔
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6% below typical
$1,543
$220/night
Nov 7, 2026
Icon of the Seas • 7 nights • Miami ↔
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22% below typical
$1,024
$146/night
Nov 14, 2026
Icon of the Seas • 7 nights • Miami ↔
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17% below typical
$1,032
$147/night
Nov 21, 2026
Icon of the Seas • 7 nights • Miami ↔
Good time to book
15% below typical
$1,366
$195/night