Need a break from everyday life but short on vacation time? Here are the most affordable cruises for weekend getaways in 2017 and 2018.
Norwegian Sky – Three night weekend cruises on Norwegian Sky start at the low price of $329 per person. The cruise leaves out of PortMiami and stops in the ports of Nassau and Norwegian’s private island in the Bahamas, Great Stirrup Cay. Making this cruise even more affordable is that the cruise ship is pretty much all-inclusive, with drinks on the house. You will be hard pressed to find a better deal on another ship than cruises on Norwegian Sky. View Cruises on Norwegian Sky
Empress of the Seas – Four night weekend cruises to the Bahamas and Key West on Royal Caribbean’s Empress of the Seas start at only $238 per person. Port stops include Nassau and Key West and the ship leaves out of PortMiami. View Cruises on Empress of the Seas
Carnival Sensation – Carnival Cruise Line is currently offering four night cruises to the Bahamas and Western Caribbean on Carnival Sensation starting at $199 per person. The ship leaves out of Miami, Florida and stops in Cozumel on the Western Caribbean itineraries. View Cruises on Carnival Sensation
Carnival Fantasy– Leaving out of Mobile, Alabama, Carnival Fantasy is another Carnival ship that offers great weekend rates. Five night cruises to the Bahamas on Carnival Fantasy start at $239 per person. The ship stops in Cozumel and Progresso, Mexico. View Cruises on Carnival Fantasy
Carnival Imagination – Florida doesn’t have all the good deals, Carnival Imagination sails out of Long Beach, California and has three night cruises to Mexico that start at only $189 per person. The cruise has one sea day and also stops in Ensenada, Mexico. View Cruises on Carnival Imagination
Brilliance of the Seas – Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance of the Seas offers four night cruises out of Tampa, Florida starting at $349 per person. The cruise has two sea days and stops in the popular Caribbean port of Cozumel, Mexico. View Cruises on Brilliance of the Seas
All prices listed were verified at the time of press. They are based on double occupancy and do not include port taxes/fees.
