Cruise line price guide

Royal Caribbean cruise prices, tracked properly.

Royal Caribbean runs some of the biggest, most feature-packed ships at sea, mostly from US homeports. For UK shoppers that means a fly-cruise, so the fare is only half the story.

Upcoming sailings tracked

3,426

Live future sailings currently available and not marked sold out.

Departure ports represented

30

Distinct embarkation points currently showing in tracked sailings.

Lowest current fare

$201

Catalina & Ensenada Cruise

Best value per day

$35.92/night

Ensenada, Cabo & Mazatlan

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What the tracker is showing now

Royal Caribbean's draw is the ship itself — Icon of the Seas, Utopia, Wonder and Oasis of the Seas — sailing Caribbean, Bahamas and Alaska routes from Miami, Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale, Galveston and beyond. Fares are published in US dollars and shown in pounds, US dollars or euros at a daily rate, so factor flights and exchange movement into the real cost.

Lowest current fare

$201

Catalina & Ensenada Cruise

Best value per day

$35.92/night

Ensenada, Cabo & Mazatlan

Tracked departure ports

Port Canaveral (430) Miami (398) Fort Lauderdale (396) Tampa (277) Vancouver (256) Seward (216)
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Upcoming Royal Caribbean sailings we are tracking right now

These live sailings are pulled from the current Cruise Prices dataset and ordered to surface stronger value-per-day opportunities before broad promotional noise.

Cruise Current price
Ensenada, Cabo & Mazatlan
Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas 7 nights
13 Nov 2026 → 20 Nov 2026 · Los Angeles, California to Los Angeles, California
$251
Ensenada, Cabo & Mazatlan
Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas 7 nights
27 Nov 2026 → 4 Dec 2026 · Los Angeles, California to Los Angeles, California
$251
Cabo Overnight, Mazatlan & Catalina
Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas 8 nights
5 Nov 2026 → 13 Nov 2026 · Los Angeles, California to Los Angeles, California
$302
Ensenada, Cabo & Mazatlan Cruise
Royal Caribbean Serenade of the Seas 7 nights
8 Nov 2026 → 15 Nov 2026 · San Diego, California to San Diego, California
$273
Cabo Overnight, Mazatlan & Catalina
Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas 8 nights
22 Oct 2026 → 30 Oct 2026 · Los Angeles, California to Los Angeles, California
$322
Ensenada, Cabo & Mazatlan Cruise
Royal Caribbean Serenade of the Seas 7 nights
1 Nov 2026 → 8 Nov 2026 · San Diego, California to San Diego, California
$282
Ensenada, Cabo & La Paz Cruise
Royal Caribbean Serenade of the Seas 7 nights
15 Nov 2026 → 22 Nov 2026 · San Diego, California to San Diego, California
$293
Spain & Bermuda Transatlantic
Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas 14 nights
21 Oct 2027 → 4 Nov 2027 · Barcelona, Spain to New Orleans, Louisiana
$590
Spain & Morocco Transatlantic
Royal Caribbean Explorer of the Seas 14 nights
1 Nov 2027 → 15 Nov 2027 · Barcelona, Spain to Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$615
Cabo Overnight & Ensenada
Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas 6 nights
30 Oct 2026 → 5 Nov 2026 · Los Angeles, California to Los Angeles, California
$273
Catalina & Ensenada Cruise
Royal Caribbean Ovation of the Seas 4 nights
2 Nov 2026 → 6 Nov 2026 · Los Angeles, California to Los Angeles, California
$201
Catalina & Ensenada Cruise
Royal Caribbean Ovation of the Seas 4 nights
26 Oct 2026 → 30 Oct 2026 · Los Angeles, California to Los Angeles, California
$212

Price matters. Context decides.

Royal Caribbean's draw is the ship itself — Icon of the Seas, Utopia, Wonder and Oasis of the Seas — sailing Caribbean, Bahamas and Alaska routes from Miami, Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale, Galveston and beyond. Fares are published in US dollars and shown in pounds, US dollars or euros at a daily rate, so factor flights and exchange movement into the real cost.

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Best for big-ship sailings where the onboard experience is a major part of the decision.
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Wide range of durations, from short Bahamas breaks to week-long Caribbean and Alaska itineraries.
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Dollar pricing shown in pounds, US dollars or euros, so you can compare a US fly-cruise against every other tracked line.

How to use it

Make the Royal Caribbean shortlist smaller and smarter.

Start with the sailings you would genuinely book. Cruise Prices helps you compare the moving parts that usually get blurred together: fare history, cabin type, duration, ports and value per day.

  1. 1

    Check the real trend

    Compare value per day between a short Bahamas break and a longer Caribbean week rather than the headline fare.

  2. 2

    Compare like for like

    Remember the fare is converted from US dollars daily, so small moves can be the exchange rate as much as price.

  3. 3

    Act with fewer surprises

    Add flights and transfers to the tracked fare to judge the true cost of a Royal Caribbean fly-cruise.

Questions before tracking Royal Caribbean prices

Cruise prices can move quickly, so these pages are designed to help you build a calmer, evidence-led booking habit.

Are Royal Caribbean fares shown in pounds?

Prices show in pounds by default, and signed-in members can switch the whole site to US dollars or euros. Royal Caribbean publishes fares in US dollars, converted at a daily exchange rate so you can compare them with UK-departure lines. Day-to-day moves can reflect the exchange rate as well as the cruise price.

Which ports do Royal Caribbean cruises leave from?

Most tracked Royal Caribbean sailings leave US homeports such as Miami, Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale, Galveston and Tampa, plus seasonal Alaska departures, so UK shoppers book them as fly-cruises.

Can I track a specific Royal Caribbean ship?

Yes. Save the exact ship and sailing — Icon, Utopia, Wonder or Oasis of the Seas, for example — and compare current fare and value per day. Royal Caribbean was added recently, so price history is still building on newer sailings.

Track the cruise you actually want to book.

Browse upcoming sailings, save the ones that matter, and let price history give every Royal Caribbean fare a little more context.