2 Night Perfect Day Getaway Cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean Harmony of the Seas
Settle in for two nights of relaxing travel through the Caribbean when you set sail with the Royal Caribbean Harmony of the Seas from Port Canaveral and back.
With this trip you will experience one stop, the beautiful CocoCay. This is a typical route for the Harmony of the Seas.
We include all all meals, entertainment, port charges, and taxes in this, so that you can compare trips easily. Act now, because the price of this cruise is going up! Reserve your balcony room before the price increases. Offered at less than $155 a day for a balcony cabin, this is a very good deal.
The Royal Caribbean Harmony of the Seas
Over 5,700 people can sail on this top-rated Oasis Plus class ship, based in the Caribbean and refurbished only this year ago in 2026.
Want to enjoy a bar with a robotic bartender or the Flowrider artificial surf wave? These activities are exclusive to Royal Caribbean and are both found aboard the Harmony of the Seas Royal Caribbean. Plus, experience an ice skating rink, a rare activity.
The Harmony of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a casino, a jacuzzi, a minigolf course, a waterslide, a gym, a ping pong table, a spa, and a solarium.
Your Itinerary
This itinerary includes one port day and zero days at sea. See the full itinerary below for details.
Alternate Sailings
The Harmony of the Seas sails this route three times this year in addition to four times next year. The Utopia of the Seas and Star of the Seas also 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
This graph indicates the cost over time for every type of cabin. Since being listed seventeen months ago, The price of a balcony room on this sailing has varied between $390 and $739 inclusive of taxes and port fees. This sailing has just risen in price, so lock in your balcony stateroom now before it moves upwards more.
Last Updated: Aug 10, 2026
Last Modified: Aug 10, 2026