Destinations
Where cruises from Galveston actually go
Most cruises from Galveston go to Mexico or the Western Caribbean, and most of those are four to seven nights. The Bahamas, the Eastern Caribbean and the Southern Caribbean are further away, so those trips are longer and there are far fewer of them. The counts on each card come straight from the schedule.
Mexico
Round trips that only call at Mexican ports, usually Cozumel, Progreso or Costa Maya. Most of them last four or five nights, and this is the biggest group on the Galveston calendar.
350 sailings · 4 to 7 nights · from $319
Western Caribbean
Mostly seven-night loops. Cozumel is on nearly all of them, with some mix of Roatán, Belize City, Costa Maya and Harvest Caye. The ten-night versions go on to Grand Cayman and Jamaica.
316 sailings · 6 to 10 nights · from $318
Bahamas
The Bahamas are on the far side of Florida from Galveston, so these trips run seven or eight nights. Several stop at Key West on the way, and most include a line's private island.
60 sailings · 7 to 8 nights · from $618
Eastern Caribbean
Grand Turk, Amber Cove, San Juan and St. Thomas. From Texas these take ten to fourteen nights, so there are only a few each year.
9 sailings · 10 to 14 nights · from $787
Panama Canal
Ten-night round trips that call at Colón in Panama and Puerto Limón in Costa Rica, with Cozumel on the way out or back.
9 sailings · 10 nights · from $851
Southern Caribbean
Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao and the islands further east. These are the longest round trips from Galveston, and there are very few of them.
4 sailings · 8 to 14 nights · from $889
Other itineraries
One-way voyages that do not fit a Caribbean label, such as a crossing that ends in Europe.
1 sailings · 14 nights · from $982
Starting fares per person, usually for an interior cabin and before taxes and fees, checked 2026-09-10. Fares change often, so check the current price with the cruise line.