Miami Cruise Ships

View overlooking cruise ships at the Port of Miami

This is a list of cruise ships with scheduled Miami cruise departures. Some sail regularly from Miami, others only sail from Miami during certain parts of the year, and some aren’t currently sailing from Miami but are scheduled to do so in the future.

Click on the ship name for more information about the ship and scheduled cruises from Miami.




Carnival Celebration
Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Lines

The Carnival Celebration makes its debut in the Carnival Cruises lineup in November of 2022 and will sail five, six, and seven-day cruises from Miami to the Eastern and Western Caribbean.


Celebrity Silhouette
Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Silhouette sails 4 & 5 night cruises from Miami to The Bahamas and Mexico. 2020 updates include the addition of The Retreat – an exclusive suites-focused section of the ship plus updated furnishing and finishes throughout the ship.


Celebrity Summit
Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises

Updated in 2019, Celebrity Summit provides luxury cruising from Miami to The Bahamas and Mexico. Summit provides a quieter alternative to the mega ship cruises. This ship has a wide variety of stateroom options from single inside cabins for the solo traveler to the spacious Penthouse Suite.


Disney Dream
Cruise Line: Disney Cruise Line

Disney Dream sails 3 & 4-night cruises from Miami to The Bahamas, 5-night cruises to Cozumel, Mexico, and 5-night cruises to the Cayman Islands and The Bahamas.


Norwegian Encore
Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Encore sails seven-night cruises to the Dominican Republic, Virgin Islands, and The Bahamas. Enjoy speedy fun? Encore has a top deck cart track, complete with curves suspended over the side of the ship!


Norwegian Escape
Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line

One of Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest and biggest ships, the Escape provides passengers with tons of entertainment, activity, and dining options. The Norwegian Escape offers 7-night Caribbean cruises from Miami.


Norwegian Joy
Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line

A go-cart track, aquapark, many specialty dining options, The Haven (luxurious suites with butler service!) make the Norwegian Joy stand out from the crowd.


Norwegian Pearl
Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Pearl sails a variety of itineraries from Miami, including partial transit round-trip Panama Canal cruises. Smaller than many of the newer NCL cruise ships, the Norwegian Pearl offers a less crowded, quieter cruise option while still providing plenty of activities, a variety of dining options, and special accommodations in The Haven.


Royal Caribbean Explorer of the Seas
Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean

While not as large and feature-packed as the newer RCCL ships, Explorer of the Seas offers plenty of onboard activities and dining options to go with an excellent selection of week-long cruises to Caribbean desitinations.


Royal Caribbean Freedom of the Seas
Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean

The 2020-upgraded Freedom of the Seas specializes in short 3 and 4 night cruises from Miami to The Bahamas (including Royal Caribbean’s private island, Coco Cay). Freedom of the Seas isn’t one of the newest ships in the RCL fleet, but the 2020 “amplification” cranked up the fun on this already well-equipped ship.


Royal Caribbean Grandeur of the Seas
Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean

Grandeur of the Seas sails 5 & 9-night cruises from Miami to Haiti, Mexico, the Virgin Islands, and the Southern Caribbean.


Royal Caribbean Harmony of the Seas
Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean

Harmony of the Seas is one of Royal Caribbean’s big Oasis Class Ships. Harmony is packed with activities, entertainment, and dining options. Harmony of the Seas sails 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Miami beginning in Spring of 2023.


Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas
Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean

Oasis of the Seas offers short 3 & 4 night cruises to The Bahamas and Mexico as well as week-long cruises to the Eastern and Western Caribbean. Oasis received a $165 million “amplification” in late 2019, adding new activities, dining venues, and other upates.


Carnival Conquest
Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Lines

The Carnival Conquest is all about fun. This ship specializes in short 3 & 4 night cruises to the Bahamas and Mexico.


Carnival Freedom
Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Lines

Lots of dining options, plenty of bars and entertainment, WaterWorks slides, and kids’ programs like Camp Ocean, make Carnival Freedom fun for cruises of all ages.


Carnival Horizon
Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Lines

Carnival Horizon features innovative amenities such as the Dr. Seuss WaterWorks, a huge Seaside Theatre poolside LED screen, a bike-ride-in-the-sky attraction called SkyRide, an IMAX Theatre, and a new aft-view category of balcony staterooms.


Carnival Magic
Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Lines

The Carnival Magic is scheduled to sail from Miami in 2023 and 2024, with 7 & 8-night cruises to the Eastern and Southern Caribbean. One of Carnival’s Dream-class ships, the Carnival Magic is a large ship packed with entertainment and dining options for cruisers to enjoy.


Carnival Sunrise
Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Lines

Originally named Carnival Triumph, this ship had a $200 million refurbishment in 2019 and was relaunched as Carnival Sunshine. Carnival Sunrise sails 4 to 5-night cruises from Miami to The Bahamas and the Eastern and Western Caribbean. The ship has a guest capacity of 2,984.


Azamara Quest
Cruise Line: Azamara Club Cruises

Azamara offers a smaller ship cruising experience with an emphasis on the cruise destinations.


Norwegian Breakaway
Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line

The Norwegian Breakaway is a large, modern cruise ship with interesting features such as The Waterfront seaside promenade, a Thermal Spa Suite, and an activities deck that includes spectacular water slides and a challenging ropes course.


Oceania Marina
Cruise Line: Oceania Cruises

Oceania offers a luxury mid-size cruise ship experience and a variety of cruise itineraries. Marina only occasionally sails from Miami.


Norwegian Bliss
Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line

The Norwegian Bliss spends summers in Alaska and winters in Miami, sailing a regular schedule of 7-night cruises to the Caribbean.


Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas
Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean

Launched in 2018, the Symphony of the Seas is one of the world’s largest cruise ships.  The Symphony sails regular weekly cruises from Miami.


Oceania Sirena
Cruise Line: Oceania Cruises

Refurbished in 2016, and with a guest capacity of just 684, Sirena offers an intimate small ship experience with multiple fine dining options, luxurious spa, and more.


Seven Seas Mariner
Cruise Line: Regent Seven Seas Cruises

The Seven Seas Mariner is an all-suites ship. Each stateroom has a a private balcony, sitting area and walk-in closet.


Seven Seas Navigator
Cruise Line: Regent Seven Seas Cruises

This elegant smaller ship, which underwent an extensive refurbishment in 2016, provides luxury cruises to a wide variety of port of call.


Oceania Riviera
Cruise Line: Oceania Cruises

This upscale midsize ship offers fine dining and busy itineraries that include stops in ports the bigger ships can’t get to.


Oceania Insignia
Cruise Line: Oceania Cruises

Insignia underwent a multi-million dollar renovation in 2014. This is one of the smaller cruise ships, with capacity for just 684 guest. Private verandas are included with almost 70% of the staterooms.


Norwegian Sky
Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line

The Norwegian Sky sails a regular schedule of 3 & 4 night cruises to the Bahamas, longer cruises to the Western and Eastern Caribbean. Norwegian Sky provides a relaxed cruising atmosphere with plenty of restaurant and lounge options.


Norwegian Getaway
Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line

The Norwegian Getaway is a big ship with lots of options for passengers, including 28 restaurants and multiple entertainment venues, plus ropes courses, a climbing wall, and a zip line.


MSC Divina
Cruise Line: MSC Cruises

Divina, operated by Italian cruise line MSC, provides Caribbean cruises with a European flair.


Disney Magic
Cruise Line: Disney Cruise Line

Nobody does family-friendly cruising quite like Disney. For Marvel fans, some Disney Magic cruises offer a Marvel Day at Sea!