Caribbean Cruises compared

1. Princess Cruises has a twelve night cruise to the Eastern Caribbean on the Ruby Princes, flying from Heathrow on 23rd November and sailing from Fort Lauderdale on 24th November calling at the Bahamas (visiting the line's own private island, St Thomas, St Kitts, Barbados, St Lucia, Antigua and back to Fort Lauderdale)
2. Regent Seven Seas Cruises has a fifteen night cruise flying from Heathrow on 3rd December and sailing from Rio de Janeiro on 5th (note, you must organise your own hotel stay in Rio) to Fort Lauderdale - calling on the way at Salvador de Bahia (Brazil), Fortaleza (Brazil), Bridgetown (Barbados), St John's (Antigua) and San Juan (Puerto Rico).
3. Royal Caribbean International has a ten night fly/cruise Independence of the Seas which allows you to fly out from Heathrow on 10th December, then sailing from Fort Lauderdale on 12th December, calling at Philipsburg (St Martin), Charlotte Amalie (St Thomas), San Juan (Puerto Rico), Labadee (Haiti) and Fort Lauderdale – this sailing does include accommodation for the night before embarkation.

So there you are, everything you could want of a Caribbean cruise, in all its various shapes and sizes.