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Built 1998

4-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston

Jan 3, 2027 - Jan 7, 20274 nights

RoundtripRoundtrip from Galveston

Cabin from $1,392(Interior)

Solo from $1,292(Interior)

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Cabin Prices

Cabin2 SailorsSolo

Interior

$1,392

$1,292

Ocean View

$1,600

$1,500

Verandah

$1,888

$1,788

Concierge

$6,208

$6,108

Per cabin · before taxes & fees

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Schedule

December 2026

January 2027

New Year's Day

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3 stops

GalvestonProgresoGalveston

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Things to Do

Galveston

Must See

Pleasure Pier

4.4 (20,847)

Oceanfront amusement park with roller coasters, Ferris wheel over Gulf. Boardwalk eats. Retro fun.

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Moody Gardens

4.5 (19,198)

Aquarium, rainforest pyramid, and IMAX with penguins and seals. Paddle boats. Immersive wonders.

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Schlitterbahn Waterpark

4.1 (6,265)

Surf slides, lazy river, and wave pool right by port. Towels provided. Splashy relief.

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Strand Historic District

4.7 (798)

Victorian shops, bars, and murals. Live music venues. Charming seaside stroll.

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One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, this ancient Mayan city features the iconic El Castillo pyramid and ball courts. Cruise passengers can join guided excursions from Progreso for a half-day visit to explore its history and architecture. Don't miss the evening light show if time allows.

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Uxmal Archaeological Site

4.8 (21,119)

A UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing Puuc-style Mayan architecture with the Pyramid of the Magician. Excursions from Progreso offer guided tours highlighting its unique oval shapes and carvings. Less crowded than Chichén Itzá, making it great for a peaceful historical visit.

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Progreso Beach

A long stretch of white-sand beach right at the cruise pier, perfect for relaxation and swimming in the Gulf of Mexico. Amenities include beach chairs, palapas, and water sports rentals tailored for short port stops. Ideal for families seeking sun and sea without long travel.

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Cenote Ik Kil

4.6 (15,311)

A stunning freshwater sinkhole with crystal-clear waters for swimming amid vines and sunlight. Popular excursion combo with Chichén Itzá; refreshing dip after sightseeing. Mystical atmosphere with Mayan rituals nearby.

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