Cruises From Florida to Jamaica

Experience the joys of a tropical vacation on a Celebrity cruise from Florida to Jamaica. These magnificent itineraries include sailings that stop at historic Falmouth and visit some of the most coveted destinations in the Caribbean.

During days ashore, lounge under the shade of a palm tree, snorkel over coral reefs and discover colorful species of fish, and enjoy delicious regional staples like jerk chicken and chilled Red Stripe beer. On board, unwind in comfortable accommodations, enjoy dazzling contemporary entertainment, and savor delicious menus designed by a chef.

Featured Ports of Call

Falmouth, Jamaica

Falmouth, where the rhythms of reggae float through the air, is fringed by powdery beaches. Discover the city’s rich history and culture on a walking tour to see landmarks such as Albert George Market and Falmouth’s 18th-century Great Houses. Relax beside the clear blue Caribbean waters and enjoy an afternoon in the sun at Red Stripe Beach. Or tour the lush Hampden Estate, which has been distilling rum for more than 260 years, and taste its fine spirits.

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Grand Cayman

The largest of the Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman combines glamor with a laid-back Caribbean atmosphere. Lounge on Seven Mile Beach, where turquoise shallows merge into sapphire depths. Admire scarlet sea stars at Starfish Point, or stand on a shallow sandbar among curious stingrays at Stingray City. Head to Hell, a jagged limestone outcrop, just for the fun of mailing a postcard. In quaint George Town, the capital, browse the craft shops and galleries for island spices and handicrafts.

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Aruba

Dutch-owned Aruba lies in the far south of the Caribbean, basking in year-round sunshine and fringed by a necklace of incredible white sand beaches. Snorkel over vibrant corals and mysterious wrecks, ride a horse through rugged Arikok National Park, or step aboard a catamaran for a romantic sunset cruise as fiery colors streak the sky. Admire the pretty pastel-colored architecture of the capital, and head for De Palm Island to play on the water slides and sip ice-cold rum cocktails.

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