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All-Inclusive Caribbean Cruises in 2027

The Caribbean remains the go-to destination for an all-inclusive cruise in 2027, and at Cruise1st — one of the UK's leading cruise specialists — you can browse hundreds of sailings across MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Costa Cruises, Explora Journeys and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, then put the entire trip on one booking. Every sailing here departs from a Florida or Caribbean port, so a flight from the UK is part of the picture — our team can arrange flights, hotels, transfers and tours alongside your cruise as a single Cruise1st Package, so nothing is left to chance.

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Caribbean from Miami, Florida with the Norwegian Aqua

Norwegian Cruise Line

Cruise Only

Cruises from £599pp + Upgrade to Free at Sea from £249pp!

From / To Miami

Norwegian Aqua

All Inclusive

17 Jan 2027

7 nights

Inside from

£857

pp

Was £1.143

Outside from

£1.082

pp

Was £1.336

Balcony from

£1.279

pp

Was £1.579

Suite from

£2.172

pp

Was £3.148

The Haven from

£3.377

pp

Was £3.973

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Southern Caribbean from Bridgetown, Barbados with the MSC World Europa

MSC Cruises

Cruise Only

Save up to 30% OFF!

From / To Barbados

MSC World Europa

All Inclusive

Full board

Tips

from £37 – £107 off when you book online

9 Feb 2027

14 nights

Inside from

£1.851

pp

Was £2.012

Balcony from

£2.551

pp

Was £2.773

Suite from

£5.292

pp

Was £5.752

MSC Yacht Club from

£5.344

pp

Was £5.809

Southern Caribbean from Miami, Florida with the Celebrity Beyond

Celebrity Cruises

Cruise Only

Up to 75% off the 2nd guest plus up to $700 Onboard Spend!

From / To Miami

Celebrity Beyond

All Inclusive

from £25 – £33 off when you book online

14 Aug 2027

8 nights

Inside from

£1.237

pp

Was £1.455

Outside from

£1.420

pp

Was £1.632

Balcony from

£1.660

pp

Was £1.711

Caribbean from Port Canaveral, Florida with the MSC Grandiosa

MSC Cruises

Cruise Only

Save up to 30% OFF!

From / To Port Canaveral

MSC Grandiosa

All Inclusive

Full board

Tips

up to £29 off when you book online

23 Jan 2027

7 nights

Inside from

£515

pp

Was £536

Outside from

£580

pp

Was £611

Balcony from

£580

pp

Was £611

Suite from

£1.058

pp

Was £1.126

MSC Yacht Club from

£1.452

pp

Was £1.578

Caribbean from Port Canaveral, Florida with the MSC Grandiosa

MSC Cruises

Cruise Only

Save up to 30% OFF!

From / To Port Canaveral

MSC Grandiosa

All Inclusive

Full board

Tips

up to £43 off when you book online

30 Jan 2027

7 nights

Inside from

£543

pp

Was £566

Outside from

£708

pp

Was £745

Balcony from

£708

pp

Was £745

Suite from

£1.481

pp

Was £1.592

MSC Yacht Club from

£2.161

pp

Was £2.349

Southern Caribbean from Fort de France, Martinique with the MSC World Asia

MSC Cruises

Cruise Only

From / To Fort de France

MSC World Asia

All Inclusive

Full board

Tips

up to £48 off when you book online

11 Dec 2027

7 nights

Inside from

£917

pp

Was £976

Outside from

£1.138

pp

Was £1.224

Balcony from

£1.202

pp

Was £1.292

Suite from

£1.837

pp

Was £1.975

MSC Yacht Club from

£2.404

pp

Was £2.613

Southern Caribbean from Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe with the MSC World Asia

MSC Cruises

Cruise Only

From / To Pointe-à-Pitre

MSC World Asia

All Inclusive

Full board

Tips

from £28 – £71 off when you book online

19 Dec 2027

7 nights

No Alternative Dates

Inside from

£1.377

pp

Was £1.481

Outside from

£1.570

pp

Was £1.688

Balcony from

£1.625

pp

Was £1.747

Suite from

£2.260

pp

Was £2.430

MSC Yacht Club from

£3.554

pp

Was £3.863

Southern Caribbean from Bridgetown, Barbados with the MSC World Europa

MSC Cruises

Cruise Only

Save up to 30% OFF!

From / To Barbados

MSC World Europa

All Inclusive

Full board

Tips

from £32 – £98 off when you book online

23 Feb 2027

14 nights

No Alternative Dates

Inside from

£1.577

pp

Was £1.678

Outside from

£1.761

pp

Was £1.873

Balcony from

£1.954

pp

Was £2.101

Suite from

£3.132

pp

Was £3.368

MSC Yacht Club from

£4.911

pp

Was £5.338

Southern Caribbean from Bridgetown, Barbados with the Arvia

P&O Cruises

Cruise Only

Up £350 On-Board Spending Money!

From / To Barbados

Arvia

All Inclusive

27 Feb 2027

14 nights

Inside from

£1.933

pp

Was £2.274

Outside from

£2.455

pp

Was £2.584

Balcony from

£2.693

pp

Was £3.095

Suite from

£3.985

pp

Was £4.920

Caribbean from Miami, Florida with the MSC Meraviglia

MSC Cruises

Cruise Only

Save up to 30% OFF!

From / To Miami

MSC Meraviglia

All Inclusive

Full board

Tips

up to £50 off when you book online

2 Jan 2027

8 nights

Inside from

£653

pp

Was £687

Outside from

£791

pp

Was £833

Balcony from

£791

pp

Was £833

MSC Yacht Club from

£2.519

pp

Was £2.738

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Why the Caribbean Is the Destination for an All-Inclusive Cruise in 2027

The Caribbean leads the way for all-inclusive cruising in 2027, with sailings spread across the wider Caribbean, the Southern Caribbean and the Western Caribbean. The mix leans towards round-trip itineraries from Florida and Puerto Rico, though some one-way sailings appear in the sample — so if you pick one of those, you will need a flight home from a Caribbean port. Durations in the sample run from short breaks of 4 nights to longer voyages of 17 nights, with most sailings clustered around 7 nights: long enough to settle into ship life and reach a handful of islands, short enough to take as annual leave.

Which Lines Offer All-Inclusive Caribbean Cruises in 2027?

MSC Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Line lead the Caribbean in 2027 by volume of sailings, followed by Celebrity Cruises, Costa Cruises, Explora Journeys and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Each line takes a different approach to what “all-inclusive” means, so it is worth knowing what each fare tier actually covers before you book.

Norwegian Cruise Line — Free at Sea Packages

Norwegian’s fare tiers give you real flexibility. The base rate covers the sailing itself. Step up to the Free at Sea fare and guests 1 and 2 receive a Premium Beverage Package, a Speciality Dining Package, a Wi-Fi Package and US$50 shore excursion credit per port of call. The Free at Sea Plus tier extends the dining package to all guests on the booking and broadens the restaurant choice further. If you like knowing exactly what you are spending before you set sail, the mid-tier and top-tier Free at Sea fares are the ones to compare. Our Cruise1st Package can wrap flights, hotels and transfers around any Norwegian sailing.

Celebrity Cruises — From Classic to The Retreat

Celebrity Cruises in 2027 offers 3 fare tiers in the Caribbean. The Best Rate fare covers the cruise itself and Celebrity’s standard dining, entertainment and onboard activities — ideal if you prefer to add extras à la carte. The All Inclusive fare bundles a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi into a single price. At the top, The Retreat combines premium drinks, premium Wi-Fi, suite accommodation, an exclusive lounge and resort-style sundeck, private dining and dedicated personal service — everything included before you board.

Costa Cruises — Italian-Style All-Inclusive

Costa’s All Inclusive fare adds a full Italian drinks and dining package on top of the My Cruise base fare, covering everything from espresso to cocktails. The Comfort Plus tier goes further still — full board, unlimited drinks, room service around the clock, a reserved table and use of pools and relaxation areas all included. Fare types such as Flash and Last Minute deals occasionally appear, offering the cruise at a sharper price with full board included. Drinks can be added after booking if you prefer.

Where Do These Caribbean Sailings Depart From?

Every sailing departs from a port in the United States, Puerto Rico or the Caribbean itself, so a transatlantic flight from the UK is needed for all of them. The main embarkation ports are Miami, Port Canaveral and Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) in Florida, along with San Juan in Puerto Rico and Barbados.

Miami and Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) are about half an hour apart by road, so a Florida trip can sail from either — worth checking both for the dates and prices that suit you. Our team can book flights into whichever airport works best, along with a hotel the night before if you want to arrive refreshed, and transfers to the terminal.

Which Ships Are Sailing the Caribbean in 2027?

Several well-known ships are operating Caribbean sailings in 2027, spanning a wide range of styles and sizes. Here are some of the ships you will find, with detail on what makes each one worth considering.

MSC World Asia — New for 2026

MSC World Asia entered service in December 2026, making it the newest ship in the MSC fleet for these sailings. At 215,863 GT it is among the largest cruise ships ever built, and its Asian-inspired design runs through the entire vessel: a 12-metre floating dragon sculpture anchors the World Promenade, and an 81-metre spiral slide runs across 12 decks. The outdoor Harbour theme park features 7 pools, free-fall waterslides and a swing called the Cliffhanger positioned 50 metres above the ocean. View cabins and deck plans for MSC World Asia.

MSC Meraviglia

Meraviglia’s signature feature is the 96-metre LED sky promenade — the Galleria Meraviglia — lined with boutiques, restaurants and nightly entertainment. On the active side, there is a Polar Aquapark, a full-sized bowling alley and Formula 1 simulators. The MSC Yacht Club offers a ship-within-a-ship experience for guests who want dedicated service and exclusive spaces. Explore MSC Meraviglia cabin grades and deck plans.

MSC Opera

At 65,591 GT, MSC Opera is considerably smaller than its fleet siblings, which means it can dock in smaller, quieter harbours that the giant ships cannot reach. On board, the Teatro dell’Opera hosts nightly productions, and the Cotton Club Jazz Bar keeps the evenings going with swing and blues. Five children’s clubs run from babies upwards, including LEGO areas and VR — one of the most comprehensive family programmes at sea. See the full MSC Opera cabin and deck plan guide.

Costa Fascinosa

Costa Fascinosa takes its design cues from Italian cinema — interiors inspired by Fellini and Visconti, with gold leaf and deep ruby décor running throughout the ship. The Samsara Spa covers 6,000 m² across two decks, including a thalassotherapy pool and more than 100 spa-access cabins for guests who want wellness at the heart of their holiday. The three-deck theatre and the Archipelago restaurant — where three Michelin-starred chefs have worked on the menus — complete the picture.

Costa Fascinosa — Cabin Grades

  • Inside cabin I4 — 10 m², sleeps up to 4; slightly larger than other inside grades on the ship.
  • Ocean-view cabin E1 — 16 m², sleeps up to 4; the larger of the 2 ocean-view grades, with daylight from your bed.
  • Balcony cabin B1 — 19 m², sleeps up to 4; private outdoor space for breakfast or a sundowner without crossing public decks.
  • Suite GS — 31 m², sleeps up to 4; 11 m² larger than the Mini-Suite grade, with considerably more living space.

Full cabin details and deck plans for Costa Fascinosa.

Costa Favolosa

Sister ship to Fascinosa, Costa Favolosa takes a different design direction — a Gothic fairy-tale atrium with Versailles-inspired décor flowing through three decks of crystal and mirror. The Samsara Spa is the same generous 6,000 m² format with a thalassotherapy pool, plus an ocean-view fitness centre. The Archipelago restaurant features the work of three Michelin-starred chefs: Barbieri, Darroze and León. View Costa Favolosa cabin grades and deck plans.

What Does All-Inclusive Actually Cover?

The term “all-inclusive” covers a spectrum on cruise ships, and it is worth being specific. On Norwegian’s Free at Sea fares, drinks, speciality dining, Wi-Fi and shore excursion credits are all bundled in for the first 2 guests. On Celebrity’s All Inclusive fare, a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi are included in the price. Costa’s Comfort Plus tier covers full board, unlimited drinks and room service. Regent Seven Seas, at the luxury end, builds in a premium drinks package, shore excursions, business-class flights on certain sailings and gratuities — one of the most comprehensive inclusions at sea.

Because what is covered varies so much by line and fare tier, our all-inclusive cruises specialists can walk you through the exact inclusions on any sailing before you book, so there are no surprises onboard.

Can I Get a Flight Included With My Caribbean Cruise in 2027?

Yes — and for most Caribbean sailings in 2027 it makes sense to book the flight alongside the cruise rather than separately. Our all-inclusive fly-cruise Caribbean 2027 page covers sailings with a flight already packaged in, but even if you book a cruise-only fare, our team can add flights, airport hotels, transfers and tours to create a single joined-up holiday. That means one point of contact if anything changes, and everything protected under one booking. See also our broader guide to fly-cruise Caribbean packages for 2027.

Are There Any Deals on Caribbean Cruises in 2027?

Cruise lines regularly discount individual sailings, and the reductions on these Caribbean departures can reach up to 50% on that cabin grade’s previous listed price — though that maximum applies to a small number of departures, with the typical saving on reduced sailings closer to 6%. Fare types such as Early Saver, last-minute offers and occasional promotional bundles come and go throughout the year. The most reliable way to find the best available rate on a specific sailing is to speak to one of our experts, who can check live availability and compare fare tiers across the same dates. If a price drops after you book, let us know.

Planning Your Caribbean Cruise in 2027 — Practical Notes

All sailings depart from the United States, Puerto Rico or the Caribbean, so a transatlantic flight is required. UK travellers typically fly into Miami or Fort Lauderdale for Florida departures — the 2 airports are about 30 minutes apart and serve different cruise terminals, so it is worth checking which terminal your ship uses before booking ground transport. For sailings from San Juan or Barbados, a direct flight from several UK airports is often available. Our team can advise on the best routing and, where it helps, add a night in a port city hotel before embarkation. Cruise1st is ABTA and ATOL protected, and is rated 4.5/5 on Trustpilot from over 7,000 reviews.

If you are also considering other 2027 sailings, our all-inclusive cruises for 2027 page covers other destinations in the same year, and Caribbean cruises from the UK gives you the broader picture of what is available across all dates. For those open to other regions, Mediterranean cruises in 2027 are the natural alternative to consider alongside the Caribbean.

Planning around a specific cruise line? Explore fly-cruise sailings with MSC Cruises in 2027, Celebrity Cruises 2027, or the wider range of 2027 cruises across all destinations and lines. For Caribbean sailings with a particular focus on Barbados, see Barbados cruises and stays in 2027 or our Barbados 2027 cruise guide.

Make It a Full Holiday With Cruise1st

As one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, Cruise1st can turn your Caribbean sailing into a complete holiday. Alongside expert advice on choosing the right cabin grade and fare tier for your circumstances, we can add flights, hotels, tours, transfers and insurance — either as a straightforward bundle or as a fully tailored itinerary. If you want a night in Miami before sailing, a post-cruise stay in San Juan, or a direct transfer from Gatwick to Fort Lauderdale’s cruise terminal, it all goes on one booking. Our Caribbean 2027 cruise page for P&O Cruises Caribbean 2027 is also worth a look if you want to compare lines.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.

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