The massive Royal Caribbean ship Star of the Seas sails on blue water under a clear sky. The light-blue vessel features its name near the bow, multiple rows of windows and yellow lifeboats, colorful water slides on the top deck, and a small motorboat cruising in the foreground.

Royal Caribbean International

Eastern Caribbean & Perfect Day

Caribbean

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Trip Details

Departs: October 18, 2026

Returns: October 25, 2026

Departure Port: Orlando (Port Canaveral)

Ship: Star of the Seas

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Star of the Seas

The second Icon-class ship, built with a year of notes on the first

Aboard

Handed over by Meyer Turku on July 10, 2025, the second ship of the Icon class
Christened at Port Canaveral on August 20, 2025 by research astronaut Kellie Gerardi
Category 6, a waterpark with six slides, and Crown's Edge, a ropes walk 154 ft above the sea
Royal Bay, billed as the largest pool at sea, and seven pools altogether
Eight neighborhoods, including The Hideaway and its suspended infinity pool
Powered by liquefied natural gas, with fuel cells and a shore-power connection
Seven nights from Port Canaveral every week, with Perfect Day at CocoCay on every sailing

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Ashore

Where You Stop

Orlando (Port Canaveral)

Perfect Day CocoCay

Charlotte Amalie

Basseterre

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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