Back-to-Back Cruises from Miami

Miami is where Royal Caribbean puts its newest and largest ships, so a back-to-back here is usually two weeks on something enormous.

Every row below is a real pair of Royal Caribbean sailings where the second leg departs Miami on the day the first one returns. Fares are the lowest cached interior all-in price per guest for both legs combined, before any casino offer is applied. Ships currently chaining here: Allure of the Seas, Freedom of the Seas, Hero of the Seas, Icon of the Seas, Independence of the Seas, Rhapsody of the Seas, Wonder of the Seas.

Showing the first 40 of 577 chains, soonest first. Inventory refreshes nightly. Open all 577 in the planner →

Why Miami works for a back-to-back

• The Icon and Oasis class ships that homeport at PortMiami run fixed Eastern and Western Caribbean alternations. Chain two legs and you see both halves of the Caribbean from the same cabin on a ship big enough that two weeks is not remotely enough time to see all of it.
• Because the ships are so large, cabin inventory is deep. Holding one stateroom across two sailings is more often possible in Miami than at ports served by smaller vessels.
• PortMiami has short Bahamas getaways alongside the full-week itineraries, so you can bolt a 3- or 4-night onto a 7-night when a full second week is too much.

Turnaround day at Miami

Miami turnaround days are among the busiest in the industry, with several thousand-passenger ships turning at once. The consecutive-cruiser process still works well, but give yourself the morning: you will be asked to gather early, and the walk-off can start later than announced when the terminal is congested.

Getting there

MIA to PortMiami is a short ride, and the port is walkable from downtown and Brickell hotels. Parking at the terminal is expensive for a two-week stay compared with Port Canaveral, so weigh flying against driving.

Nearest airport: Miami International (MIA), about 20 minutes away.

Miami back-to-back questions

Other home ports

Chains, ships, and fares are computed from cached Royal Caribbean inventory and change constantly. Leg to Leg Cruises is independent and is not affiliated with Royal Caribbean International or Club Royale. Confirm every sailing, price, and offer with Royal Caribbean before booking.