7 Night Eastern Caribbean & Perfect Day Cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas
Settle in for seven nights of exciting sailing through the Caribbean when you embark on the Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas from Miami and back again.
Aboard this trip you will visit usual destinations such as San Juan plus once-in-a-lifetime destinations such as CocoCay. This route is a special one for the Allure of the Seas.
This is the total you pay for a balcony cabin, no surprises. Coming in at less than $110 a day for a balcony cabin, this deal is incredible.
The Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas
More than 5,400 travelers can travel on this highly-rated Oasis class cruise ship, based in the Caribbean and refurbished just one year ago in 2025.
The Allure of the Seas Royal Caribbean has some of Royal Caribbean's exclusive attractions such as a bar with a robotic bartender, an escape room, and the Flowrider artificial surf wave. On top of that, experience an ice skating rink, a rare feature.
The Allure of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers eleven jacuzzis, a basketball court, a spa, a waterslide, a gym, a ping pong table, a casino, a minigolf course, and a solarium.
Your Itinerary
This cruise consists of three days in port and three sea days. Major features include visits to rare stops like CocoCay.
Alternate Sailings
The Allure of the Seas sails this route once this year. The same itinerary is also sailed by the Independence of the Seas. The Wonder of the Seas and Hero of the Seas sail routes with the same stops but slightly different schedules. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price for a balcony cabin.
Book Your Cruise
Since being listed nineteen months ago, The price of a balcony room on this cruise has varied between $736 and $1,287 inclusive of taxes and port fees. The accompanying graph displays the cost over time for the different types of cabin. Now this itinerary is at an all time low, so lock in your balcony stateroom now before it moves upwards.
Last Updated: Oct 4, 2026
Last Modified: Oct 2, 2026