Caribbean Cruise 2011

Join us on a Caribbean Cruise in 2011. Our hand-picked list of cruise ports will offer you the most enjoyable cruise experience while maintaining a handle on the overhead so we can offer you an outstanding Caribbean cruise at a reasonable cost. Couple this to the great discounts offered for early booking of your cruise and you will enjoy a magnificent vacation for a very special price.

About The 2011 Caribbean Cruise Itinerary

The island countries of the Caribbean make up one of the most desirable vacation destinations on the earth. Whether it's the glimmering blue waters, white sandy beaches or warm sunny days that combine for the highly relaxing atmosphere that surrounds the allure of the Caribbean is really not that important. Just take our word that a Caribbean cruise is one very relaxing way to escape the riggers of a daily life in the work-day world.

The cruise begins at the port of Miami, “The Cruise Capital of the World”. From here many popular 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, and 10 day cruises as well as sailings of longer duration depart daily for points in the Caribbean as well as the Bahamas. Cruise destinations departing from Miami include the Bahamas, ports in the Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean, Mexico, Key West, South America and more. What we will be looking at will be the three main destinations for sailings in 2011.

First up we will cover the tropical paradise of the Eastern Caribbean Cruise where you can visit such exquisite ports as St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos; St. Maarten, St. Thomas, the Dominican Republic, Nassau in the Bahamas and Key West, FL. Eastern Caribbean cruises are available from 4 to 14 nights.

Next will be the Western Caribbean cruise that will take you to exotic places from eco-friendly to free-spirited and wild. Ports here will include Cancun, Mexico;

Western Caribbean cruises are available from 3 to 14 nights. Visit ports like Belize City, Belize; Cozumel, Cancun and Costa Maya, Mexico; Georgetown, Cayman Islands; Ocho Rios and Montego Bay, Jamaica.

Lastly we will uncover the amazing destinations of the Southern Caribbean region. Many consider this the ultimate cruise destination within the Caribbean circuit. The Southern Caribbean is also well known for it's outstanding eco-tours. This region includes the destinations of Oranjestad, Aruba; Bridgetown, Barbados; Bonaire, Antilles; Puerto Limon, Costa Rica; Willemstad; Roseau, Dominica; St George, Grenada; Point-a-Pitre Guadeloupe; Cristobal and Gatun Lake, Panama; Castries, St Lucia; Port of Spain, Trinidad and Margarita, Venezuela.

Cruise the Islands of the Caribbean in 2011

With so many cruise ships operating in the region today, you can just about pick which island destinations you want to visit and there seems to be a cruise that's right for you. Spending a little extra time and researching the offerings available on the Internet can revel some outstanding bargains on some of the most sought after Caribbean cruises available.