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Miami to Bahamas Weekend
3 to 4 nights, All year
The classic first cruise: a weekend escape from Miami across the Gulf Stream to the beaches, markets and resorts of Nassau.
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What you can expect every time you ask us for a cruise
Total price up front
Every quotation shows the full price per cabin, with port charges, taxes and our fee included.
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You pay only after you have a written quotation for a named sailing and cabin.
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The operator's cancellation charges for your sailing are set out on the quotation.
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We are a booking agent. Your confirmation names the cruise operator that runs the ship.
Our core services
Everything between choosing a route and stepping on board
Cruise bookings
Ocean sailings from Miami, Port Canaveral, Seattle and Los Angeles to the Bahamas, Caribbean, Alaska and Mexico, arranged with leading cruise lines on your behalf.
Trip planning
Plain guides to cabins, seasons, documents, packing and port days, so you know what you are booking before you pay.
Changes and cancellations
Need to move a date, change a name or cancel? We handle it with the operator and tell you the charges first.
Popular routes
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Western Caribbean and Key West
4 to 5 nights, Nov to May
Sail from Miami to the historic streets and sunset celebrations of Key West, then cross to the world-class coral reefs of Cozumel.
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Miami short break at sea
2 nights, All year
Two nights out and back into the Atlantic with no port calls. A relaxing weekend getaway to enjoy fine dining, shows and ocean breezes.
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Eastern Caribbean and U.S. Territories
7 nights, Dec to Apr
A week-long tropical voyage calling at five-century-old fortresses in San Juan and the duty-free beaches of St. Thomas.
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Los Angeles to Cabo San Lucas
4 to 5 nights, Oct to May
A Pacific voyage from Los Angeles down the rugged Baja Peninsula to the dramatic Land's End sea arch and whale watching in Cabo.
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Seattle, Ketchikan and Juneau
7 nights, May to Sep
A premier wilderness voyage from Seattle up the protected waters of the Inside Passage to Alaska's salmon capital and Mendenhall Glacier.
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How booking works
You search the routes and tell us who is traveling. We check sailing dates, staterooms and fares with the cruise lines and arrange the booking for you.
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Pick a departure port, a destination and a month to see the routes that fit.
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Tell us who is traveling and which cabin type you want. It takes two minutes.
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We reply with sailing dates and the total price per stateroom, taxes and charges included.
Pay and receive your ticket
Your booking is confirmed once payment is received and the cruise line issues your ticket.
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Explore Destinations
Ports you can sail to
Discover 11 premier ports of call across 5 distinct maritime regions. Filter by region or explore the navigational chart.
Florida & Bahamas
Docked Terminal
Miami
4 routesThe Cruise Capital of the World, where ultra-modern mega-terminals meet Art Deco architecture, South Beach sands, and vibrant Biscayne Bay.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Florida & Bahamas
Docked Terminal
Nassau
1 routeThe quintessential Bahamas port call, featuring pastel colonial buildings, turquoise water, barrier reef boat trips, and world-class resort waterparks.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Florida & Bahamas
Docked Terminal
Key West
1 routeThe southernmost point in the continental United States, celebrated for Victorian gingerbread homes, six-toed cats, coral snorkeling, and Key lime pie.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Eastern Caribbean
Docked Terminal
San Juan
1 routeFive centuries of Spanish colonial fortress walls, vibrant blue cobblestones, salsa rhythms, and lush rainforest gateways on the island of Puerto Rico.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Eastern Caribbean
Docked Terminal
St. Thomas
1 routeA premier Eastern Caribbean haven featuring duty-free shopping in Charlotte Amalie, crescent-shaped Magens Bay, and breathtaking mountain vistas.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Western Caribbean
Docked Terminal
Cozumel
1 routeMexico's premier cruise island, world-renowned for crystal-clear turquoise waters, Mesoamerican barrier reef snorkeling, and ancient Mayan ruins.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Alaska & Pacific NW
Docked Terminal
Seattle
1 routeThe gateway to the Last Frontier, framed by Mount Rainier and Puget Sound, blending Pike Place culinary heritage with effortless Alaska departures.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Alaska & Pacific NW
Docked Terminal
Juneau
1 routeAlaska's landlocked wilderness capital, reachable only by boat or plane, featuring Mendenhall Glacier, humpback whale feeding grounds, and Gold Rush lore.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Alaska & Pacific NW
Docked Terminal
Ketchikan
1 routeThe Salmon Capital of the World, perched on wooden stilts over Revillagigedo Channel, celebrated for authentic totem pole collections and Misty Fjords wilderness.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Mexican Riviera
Docked Terminal
Los Angeles
1 routeSouthern California's maritime hub, where historic ocean liners, Pacific coastal sunshine, and world-class theme parks launch cruises down the Baja Peninsula.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Mexican Riviera
Tender Anchor
Cabo San Lucas
1 routeThe dramatic tip of the Baja Peninsula, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean at Land's End, celebrated for whale watching, sportfishing, and golden beaches.
Sea conditions (Jan–Dec)
Navigational Route Chart
Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic & Pacific Routes
140°W – 60°W • 15°N – 60°N
Before you book
Planning guides for a first sailing
Your first cruise, hour by hour
What actually happens between arriving at the terminal and walking off at the end, so nothing on the day comes as a surprise.
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How to choose a stateroom
The four stateroom categories, what the price difference really buys, and why deck position matters as much as room size.
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When to sail: seasonal weather guide
Atlantic hurricane seasons, Alaska summer windows, and year-round Caribbean trade winds explained month by month.
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Documents you need to board
REAL ID, passport rules for closed-loop cruises under the WHTI, and the paperwork errors that get travelers turned away.
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What to pack, and what to leave at home
A practical checklist for Caribbean sun and Alaska glaciers, shipboard electrical rules, and prohibited appliances.
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Seasickness: causes, remedies, and prevention
Modern ship stabilizers, choosing the right deck, and over-the-counter remedies from meclizine to Scopolamine patches.
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How to plan a port day
Ship excursions versus private tours, how tender boats work, and the one all-aboard deadline that matters.
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What a cruise really costs: inclusions, taxes, and fees
The advertised fare is just the base. A transparent breakdown of port fees, daily gratuities, drink packages, and on-board spending.
Read the guideFrequently asked questions
Short answers to help you book with confidence
How do I book a cruise with My Ocean Tours?
Search our cruise routes, then submit a booking request with your preferred departure month, guest count, and stateroom category. We verify live availability directly with the cruise line and reply with confirmed sailing dates and an upfront total fare. Your reservation is secured once payment is received and the cruise line issues an official booking number.
When do I pay?
You pay only after receiving and accepting a written quotation for a specific sailing, vessel, and stateroom. Your quotation details the deposit required to hold the stateroom, the final payment deadline, and accepted payment methods. All payments are processed through secure merchant billing in the name of My Ocean Tours, as detailed in our fraud warning.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
Yes, subject to the operating cruise line's contractual cancellation fee schedule, which increases as the embarkation date approaches. Review our cancellation and refund policy for milestone timelines.
Do I need a passport for a closed-loop cruise from the U.S.?
Under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI), U.S. citizens sailing on closed-loop cruises (departing and returning to the same U.S. port) may legally board with an official government-issued photo ID (such as a REAL ID driver's license) and an original or certified state birth certificate. However, we strongly recommend carrying a valid U.S. passport book, because you cannot fly home commercially from a foreign port in the event of an emergency without one. See our documents guide for complete details.
When is the best time to go?
November through April offers calm waters, lower humidity, and warm sunshine in the Caribbean and Bahamas. Alaska's sailing season runs strictly from May through September. The Atlantic hurricane season spans June through November, though cruise ships easily navigate around tropical weather. Review our when to sail guide for month-by-month charts.
Will I get seasick?
Modern cruise ships measure over 100,000 gross tons and deploy underwater computer-controlled fin stabilizers that reduce vessel roll by up to 90%. For most cruisers on Caribbean or Inside Passage routes, motion is imperceptible. If you are sensitive, choose a midship stateroom on a lower deck and pack over-the-counter meclizine (Bonine) or Dramamine. Learn more in our seasickness guide.
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