Cruises to the Cayman Islands

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What better way to arrive in the Cayman Islands than on a luxury cruise ship?

Many cruise lines choose to come to Grand Cayman. The first ship, the Atlantis, docked in 1937. Since then, Grand Cayman has become one of the most requested stops in the Caribbean. The ships berth off George Town and passengers take a tender into the port. From there, the Islands are your oyster, with water sports activities, duty free shopping and fabulous beaches all among the attractions on offer.

Some cruises also visit Creek, for visits to Cayman Brac.

Check out the page Cruise ship Passengers for information if you are coming to the Cayman Islands on a cruise.

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Following is a list of cruise lines serving Grand Cayman, with the ships that visit the Island, and the port from which each cruise usually starts. The list is not exhaustive, and does not include specialized or one-off cruises.

• Aida Cruises
• Carnival Cruises
• Celebrity Cruises
• Costa Cruises
• Crystal Cruises
• Disney Cruise Line
• Holland America Line
• Island Cruises
• MSC
• Norwegian Cruises
• Ocean Village Cruises
• Oceania Cruises
• P&O Cruises
• Princess Cruises
• Regent Seven Seas Cruises
• Royal Caribbean

 

Aida Cruises

www.aida.de
AIDAaura (Aruba)
AIDAvita (Aruba)

 

Carnival Cruises

www.carnival.com
Carnival Conquest (Galveston)
Carnival Freedom (Miami)
Carnival Legend (Tampa)
Carnival Liberty (Ft Lauderdale)
Carnival Inspiration (Tampa)
Carnival Imagination (Miami)
Carnival Valor (Miami)
Carnival Victory (Miami)

 

Celebrity Cruises

www.celebritycruises.com
Century (Miami)
Infinity (Fort Lauderdale)
Summit (San Juan, Puerto Rico)
Constellation (Fort Lauderdale)

 

Costa Cruises

www.costacruises.co.uk
Costa Fortuna (Fort Lauderdale)
Costa Mediterranea (Fort Lauderdale)

 

Crystal Cruises

www.crystalcruises.com
Crystal Serenity (Miami)
Crystal Symphony (Miami)

 

Disney Cruise Line

www.disneycruise.com
Disney Magic (Port Canaveral)

 

Holland America Line

www.hollandamerica.com
Amsterdam (Fort Lauderdale)
Prinsendam (Fort Lauderdale)
Rotterdam (Fort Lauderdale)
Statendam (Fort Lauderdale)
Veendam (Tampa)
Westerdam (Fort Lauderdale)

 

Island Cruises

www.islandcruises.com
Island Star (Barbados)

 

MSC

www.msccruises.com
Lirica (Fort Lauderdale)

 

Norwegian Cruises

www.ncl.com
Norwegian Jade (New York City)
Norwegian Jewel (Miami)
Norwegian Majesty (Charleston)
Norwegian Pearl (Miami)

 

Ocean Village Cruises

www.oceanvillageholidays.co.uk
Ocean Village (Montego Bay)

 

Oceania Cruises

www.oceaniacruises.com
Regatta (Los Angeles)

 

P&O Cruises

www.pocruises.com
Arcadia (Barbados)
Oceana (Barbados)

 

Princess Cruises

www.princess.com
Grand Princess (Fort Lauderdale)
Pacific Princess (Fort Lauderdale)
Ruby Princess (Fort Lauderdale)
Sea Princess (Montego Bay)
Tahitian Princess (Fort Lauderdale)

 

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

www.rssc.com
Seven Seas Mariner (Fort Lauderdale)
Seven Seas Navigator (Fort Lauderdale)

 

Royal Caribbean

www.royalcaribbean.com
Brilliance of the Seas (Miami)
Enchantment of the Seas (Fort Lauderdale)
Explorer of the Seas (Miami)
Freedom of the Seas (Miami)
Grandeur of the Seas (Tampa)
Independence of the Seas (Fort Lauderdale)
Jewel of the Seas (Miami)
Liberty of the Seas (Miami)
Mariner of the Seas (Port Canaveral)
Navigator of the Seas (For Lauderdale)
Radiance of the Seas (Fort Lauderdale)
Voyager of the Seas (Galveston)

eCay Tip - busy period

More cruise ships visit Grand Cayman during the high season (November – April) than during the rest of the year. However, many cruise lines continue to come to the Island throughout the year. You can sometimes find a cruise which more nearly matches your requirements by avoiding the high season.