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Royal Caribbean Caribbean: 9 nights from Baltimore with Vision Of The Seas
Jun 25, 2026

United States, Bermuda, Bahamas
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Departure Port: Baltimore ➞ Landing: Baltimore

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Baltimore

Baltimore

Sail into Adventure from Baltimore!

Embark on an exciting cruise from the historic and vibrant port of Baltimore. With its iconic Inner Harbor and rich American history, Baltimore offers a fantastic starting point for voyages to the Caribbean, Bermuda, and beyond. Experience the charm of this East Coast gem before setting sail on a journey promising relaxation, entertainment, and memorable discoveries at sea.

Unveiling Baltimore's Historical Charm

Founded in 1729, Baltimore has played a pivotal role in American history, from its significance in the War of 1812—memorably inspiring Francis Scott Key to write the U.S. national anthem—to its status as a major seaport and industrial hub. The city's rich past is etched into the cobblestone streets of Fell's Point, the historic ships in the Inner Harbor, and the impressive architecture of Mount Vernon. Baltimore's journey through the centuries has left a unique blend of heritage and resilience, beckoning visitors to explore its historical depth and cultural vibrancy.

Experiencing Baltimore's Four-Season Climate

Baltimore enjoys a four-season climate that showcases a range of atmospheric moods. Hot, humid summers make way for cool, crisp autumns, painting the city in a spectrum of colors. Winters are typically cold with occasional snowfall, offering a picturesque scene, especially around the historic neighborhoods. Spring breathes new life into the city, with blooming flowers and mild temperatures. This varied climate allows visitors to enjoy a different side of Baltimore's charm, no matter when they choose to visit.

Diverse Attractions Await in Baltimore

The attractions in Baltimore are as diverse as the city itself. The famed Inner Harbor, with its world-renowned National Aquarium and historic ships, offers a glimpse into the maritime spirit that defines Baltimore. Art enthusiasts will find solace in the Walters Art Museum and the visionary American Visionary Art Museum. For families, the Maryland Science Center and the Baltimore Zoo provide interactive fun. The city's dedication to preserving its historical landmarks, combined with a commitment to innovation and culture, makes it an enriching destination for travelers and cruisers alike.

Savoring Baltimore's Culinary Delights

Baltimore's culinary scene is a reflection of its historical and cultural melting pot, with a particular emphasis on its celebrated seafood. The city's signature dish, Maryland blue crabs seasoned with Old Bay, embodies the essence of local cuisine. From upscale waterfront dining in Harbor East to the traditional crab houses dotting the city, Baltimore offers an authentic taste of the Chesapeake Bay. The growing craft beer scene and historic public markets, like Lexington Market, provide a diverse culinary experience for foodies.

Launching Your Cruise Adventure from Baltimore

As a bustling port city, Baltimore serves as a captivating starting point for cruise adventures. The city's modern cruise terminal is conveniently located in the Inner Harbor, offering easy access to a variety of destinations, including the Caribbean, Bermuda, and the Canadian Maritimes. Embarking on a cruise from Baltimore not only promises an unforgettable voyage but also the opportunity to explore this historical and culturally rich city before setting sail. With special deals and packages available, there’s no better place to begin your journey than Baltimore, where every cruise starts with a story.

King's Wharf

King's Wharf

Third port of Bermuda, it allows you to explore this incredible island, famous for its thousand attractions, historical, cultural and natural; a paradise.

King's Wharf has something for everyone. Typical island cuisine and strolls through the shops and museums of the Royal Naval Dockyard, an imposing military fortress built in 1815. Sail on the crystal clear waters of Hamilton Sound. Discover the characteristic gems at the Bermuda Arts Center and craft market. Or have a close encounter with the dolphins at Dolphin Quest, where you can swim, dance and kiss these magnificent creatures of the sea.

King's Wharf

King's Wharf

Third port of Bermuda, it allows you to explore this incredible island, famous for its thousand attractions, historical, cultural and natural; a paradise.

King's Wharf has something for everyone. Typical island cuisine and strolls through the shops and museums of the Royal Naval Dockyard, an imposing military fortress built in 1815. Sail on the crystal clear waters of Hamilton Sound. Discover the characteristic gems at the Bermuda Arts Center and craft market. Or have a close encounter with the dolphins at Dolphin Quest, where you can swim, dance and kiss these magnificent creatures of the sea.

Cococay

Cococay

Surrounded by clear and fresh waters of the Bahamas, lies the secluded island of Cococay, an eco-certified private destination. Exclusively reserved for cruise ship guests, this 140-acre tropical paradise, with its white sandy beaches and stunning surroundings, is a wonderland of adventures. Explore new water attractions, trails and plenty of great spots to sit, relax and enjoy a tropical drink.

CocoCay: Royal Caribbean's "Perfect Day" Island

CocoCay (officially known as "Perfect Day at CocoCay") is another sparkling gem in the Bahamas archipelago, but with a personality all its own. Like Stirrup Cay, it is a private island, but this one is exclusively owned by Royal Caribbean International (and also used by sister company Celebrity Cruises). Also located in the Berry Islands, CocoCay has been transformed through a massive investment into a destination that promises, as the name says, a "perfect day" for passengers on their cruises.

The island has been designed to offer an incredible mix of adrenaline, relaxation and fun for all ages, going beyond the classic Caribbean beach experience. The atmosphere is vibrant and energetic, while maintaining areas dedicated to absolute tranquility.

What to do in CocoCay? A World of Activities

CocoCay stands out for the variety and scope of its attractions:

Thrill Waterpark: For thrill-seekers, this water park (for a fee) is the heart of the island. It boasts record-breaking slides like Daredevil's Peak (the tallest in North America), a giant wave pool, and numerous other water attractions for families.
Different Beaches: You can choose between the relaxing Chill Island, with its calm waters, cabanas and white sand perfect for relaxation, or the more lively South Beach, with sports fields (volleyball, basketball), water activities and a more dynamic atmosphere.

Oasis Lagoon: Boasting the title of the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean, Oasis Lagoon is a fantastic place to swim, relax on inland islands or enjoy a drink at the semi-submerged bar (swim-up bar). Access is free.
Adventure Above and Below: You can whiz over the island with a zip line almost 500 meters long or admire the breathtaking panorama from "Up, Up and Away", a helium balloon that rises to 137 meters in height (both for a fee). Of course, snorkeling, kayaking and jet skis are available.

Coco Beach Club: For a luxury experience (with a supplement), this exclusive club offers a private beach, a high-class restaurant, an oceanfront infinity pool and the coveted over-the-water cabanas, the first for a cruise line in the Caribbean.
Food at Will: Several free eateries such as Skipper's Grill, Chill Grill and various Snack Shack offer a wide choice of dishes, from barbecues to burgers, salads and tacos, ensuring that no one goes hungry. Numerous bars serve exotic cocktails.Unique Features

Thematic Zoning: The island is clearly divided into areas with different atmospheres (Thrill, Chill, Oasis Lagoon, Coco Beach Club).
Record-Breaking Attractions: The water park and freshwater pool offer unique and large-scale experiences.

Over-the-Water Cabanas: A touch of Maldives-style luxury in the Bahamas. CocoCay is Royal Caribbean's answer for those looking for a day on the island that is as exciting as it is relaxing, with options that literally satisfy every type of traveler, from families to adrenaline junkies, to those seeking pure luxury and tranquility.

Nassau

Nassau

Originally known as Charles Town, NASSAU is the modern face of the Bahamas. In addition to the natural beauties, enough historical flavor has been preserved to satisfy enthusiasts.

Much of its atmosphere derives from its development during the period from 1787 to 1834, when many of the city's best colonial buildings were built. Prior to this accumulation, Nassau had largely been a rustic refuge for pirates, privateers and saboteurs.

Baltimore

Baltimore

Sail into Adventure from Baltimore!

Embark on an exciting cruise from the historic and vibrant port of Baltimore. With its iconic Inner Harbor and rich American history, Baltimore offers a fantastic starting point for voyages to the Caribbean, Bermuda, and beyond. Experience the charm of this East Coast gem before setting sail on a journey promising relaxation, entertainment, and memorable discoveries at sea.

Unveiling Baltimore's Historical Charm

Founded in 1729, Baltimore has played a pivotal role in American history, from its significance in the War of 1812—memorably inspiring Francis Scott Key to write the U.S. national anthem—to its status as a major seaport and industrial hub. The city's rich past is etched into the cobblestone streets of Fell's Point, the historic ships in the Inner Harbor, and the impressive architecture of Mount Vernon. Baltimore's journey through the centuries has left a unique blend of heritage and resilience, beckoning visitors to explore its historical depth and cultural vibrancy.

Experiencing Baltimore's Four-Season Climate

Baltimore enjoys a four-season climate that showcases a range of atmospheric moods. Hot, humid summers make way for cool, crisp autumns, painting the city in a spectrum of colors. Winters are typically cold with occasional snowfall, offering a picturesque scene, especially around the historic neighborhoods. Spring breathes new life into the city, with blooming flowers and mild temperatures. This varied climate allows visitors to enjoy a different side of Baltimore's charm, no matter when they choose to visit.

Diverse Attractions Await in Baltimore

The attractions in Baltimore are as diverse as the city itself. The famed Inner Harbor, with its world-renowned National Aquarium and historic ships, offers a glimpse into the maritime spirit that defines Baltimore. Art enthusiasts will find solace in the Walters Art Museum and the visionary American Visionary Art Museum. For families, the Maryland Science Center and the Baltimore Zoo provide interactive fun. The city's dedication to preserving its historical landmarks, combined with a commitment to innovation and culture, makes it an enriching destination for travelers and cruisers alike.

Savoring Baltimore's Culinary Delights

Baltimore's culinary scene is a reflection of its historical and cultural melting pot, with a particular emphasis on its celebrated seafood. The city's signature dish, Maryland blue crabs seasoned with Old Bay, embodies the essence of local cuisine. From upscale waterfront dining in Harbor East to the traditional crab houses dotting the city, Baltimore offers an authentic taste of the Chesapeake Bay. The growing craft beer scene and historic public markets, like Lexington Market, provide a diverse culinary experience for foodies.

Launching Your Cruise Adventure from Baltimore

As a bustling port city, Baltimore serves as a captivating starting point for cruise adventures. The city's modern cruise terminal is conveniently located in the Inner Harbor, offering easy access to a variety of destinations, including the Caribbean, Bermuda, and the Canadian Maritimes. Embarking on a cruise from Baltimore not only promises an unforgettable voyage but also the opportunity to explore this historical and culturally rich city before setting sail. With special deals and packages available, there’s no better place to begin your journey than Baltimore, where every cruise starts with a story.