6 Night Western Caribbean Cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean Icon of the Seas
Settle in for six nights of breathtaking cruising through the sea when you step aboard the Royal Caribbean Icon of the Seas from Galveston and back again.
Stopping at uncommon cities such as Costa Maya, Roatan, and Cozumel makes this trip noteworthy. This route is an uncommon one for the Icon of the Seas.
Our price is the total price, including meals, entertainment, port charges, and taxes.
The Royal Caribbean Icon of the Seas
Based in Miami and Galveston and built less than two years ago in 2024, more than 5,600 travelers can cruise on the Icon of the Seas Royal Caribbean, the top-rated namesake of Royal Caribbean's Icon class.
Want to enjoy an escape room or the Flowrider artificial surf wave? These activities are only offered by Royal Caribbean and are both found aboard the Icon of the Seas Royal Caribbean. On top of that, experience rare activities like an ice skating rink and a bumper car track.
The Icon of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a solarium, a waterslide, a rock climbing wall, a jacuzzi, a bowling lane, a spa, and a gym.
Your Itinerary
This itinerary spends two sea days and three days in port. Highlights include visits to more exotic cities like Costa Maya, Roatan, and Cozumel.
Alternate Sailings
The Icon of the Seas sails this route three times next year, but doesn't sail it this year. The Harmony of the Seas, Regal, Dream, Jubilee, Symphony of the Seas, and Liberty 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.
Book Your Cruise
Since it was first listed on November 11th of last year, The cost of this cruise has ranged between $1,329 and $1,511 for a stateroom, including taxes and port charges. The accompanying graph displays the cost over time for the various classes of cabin. At $170 below the previous all time low of $1,329 right now is a great time to lock in your room.
Last Updated: Oct 2, 2026
Last Modified: Oct 2, 2026