A large white Royal Caribbean cruise ship, named "Jewel of the Seas," docked in a port next to a smaller black cargo ship. The multi-story ship sits in calm blue water under a clear sky, with harbor cranes visible in the background.

Royal Caribbean International

Boston To Fort Lauderdale Cruise

Caribbean

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Trip Details

Departs: October 20, 2028

Returns: October 30, 2028

Departure Port: Boston

Ship: Jewel of the Seas

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Your Ship

Jewel of the Seas

Three acres of glass, a Panamax hull, and a career spent everywhere but Florida

Aboard

  • The last of the four Radiance-class ships, delivered by Meyer Werft in April 2004
  • More than three acres of glass, including sea-facing elevators in the Centrum
  • Gas turbines rather than conventional diesels, which is why she is fast and quiet
  • Self-leveling billiard tables, a Radiance-class original
  • Took over the Tampa and Fort Lauderdale program from Grandeur for 2026-27

Ashore

Where You Stop

Oranjestad

Willemstad

Fort Lauderdale

Caribbean

The Caribbean

The most-sailed water on earth, and the easiest cruise to fall in love with, short flights, warm water twelve months a year, and a different island every morning.

Best Time to Go
December through April, outside hurricane season
Typical Length
5 to 8 nights
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