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Example itinerary

7-night Western Caribbean and CocoCay round trip from Port Canaveral

A seven-night round trip from Port Canaveral on Star of the Seas: sea day, Costa Maya, Roatán, Cozumel, sea day and Perfect Day at CocoCay.

Disney Wonder leaving Port Canaveral
Disney Wonder leaving Port Canaveral · Photo by Phyllis Lilienthal on Unsplash

The example

Royal Caribbean's itinerary page lists a seven-night Star of the Seas sailing from Orlando (Port Canaveral): a day at sea, Puerto Costa Maya, Roatán, Cozumel, another day at sea, Perfect Day at CocoCay, and back to Port Canaveral.

What the shape feels like

Four port days and two sea days make a balanced week: three Western Caribbean stops back to back, then a beach day before home.

Who it suits

Families and groups within driving distance of Port Canaveral who want variety.

Who might choose something else

Travellers who prefer fewer, slower port days, or adults wanting a quieter ship.

Planning notes

Plan the three consecutive port days carefully so no one is worn out. Star of the Seas is not yet profiled in the Atlas; this example links to the Royal Caribbean line.

This is an example trip shape drawn from a published itinerary, not a list of dates or cabins for sale. Lines change ships, ports and order, so we check the current sailing for your dates.

Sources

Who it suits

Families who can drive to Central Florida

From an advisor

Ask us to check the current sailing for your dates; ships and ports change, and the example is a shape, not a booking.

Questions people ask

Is this a round trip?

Yes. It starts and ends at Port Canaveral.

Which ship?

Star of the Seas on this example.

How many port days?

Four, including CocoCay.

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