Best November Cruises From Florida | Celebrity Cruises Sweden

November cruises from Florida are the perfect escape as the cooler fall weather sets in. Whether you want a three-night short break to the Bahamas or a longer voyage to the balmy Caribbean, a cruise to the sunshine in November will lift your spirits and leave you feeling refreshed and renewed.

Set sail from Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Orlando, or Tampa for tropical islands including St. Maarten, Antigua, Barbados, St. Lucia, and the sun-drenched Bahamas. Whether you’re dreaming of snorkeling over coral reefs off St. Thomas, sipping an iced rum punch on CocoCay, or hiking the lush countryside of St. Kitts, Celebrity has the perfect November escape.

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Perfect Day at CocoCay

Embrace the tropical sunshine on the award-winning Perfect Day at CocoCay, a paradise of soft, sandy beaches, adrenaline-packed activities, and watersports galore. Fly down North America’s tallest waterslide, or admire the island from a tethered hot air balloon. Order your favorite cocktail at the swim-up bar in the freshwater lagoon pool. Or indulge in an overwater cabana, complete with hammock and slide, bringing a touch of Bora Bora to the Bahamas.

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St. Kitts

St. Kitts and its sleepy sister island, Nevis, are tropical jewels in the sparkling Caribbean. Dominated by craggy volcanoes, their shores are fringed by golden beaches and vibrant coral reefs. Spot monkeys and tropical birds as you hike through the lush Wingfield-Phillips Rainforest on St. Kitts, and learn about military history at the formidable 17th-century Brimstone Hill Fortress. Take a day trip to Nevis to see the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, then bask on glorious Pinney’s Beach.

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St. Thomas

Buzzing St. Thomas blends spectacular beaches with delicious cuisine, attractive architecture, and a swashbuckling history, not to mention irresistible duty-free shopping. Join a culinary tour of the capital, Charlotte Amalie, or ride the gondola up to Paradise Point for breathtaking views and a potent Bushwacker cocktail. Or perhaps take a boat trip to neighboring St. John and snorkel over the corals at Trunk Bay, looking out for the sea turtles that glide through the water here.

See St. Thomas Port Guide