4 Night Western Caribbean Cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean Liberty of the Seas
Settle in for four nights of leisurely sailing through the sea when you step aboard the Royal Caribbean Liberty of the Seas from Galveston and back again.
During this trip you'll experience one destination, the great Cozumel. This route is a frequent one for the Liberty of the Seas.
Coming in at less than $115 a day, this represents a very good bargain. We include all entertainment, meals, port fees, and taxes in our price, so there are no surprises.
The Royal Caribbean Liberty of the Seas
Based in Galveston and refurbished only five years ago in 2021, more than 3,600 cruisers can sail comfortably on this top-rated Freedom class cruise ship.
The Liberty of the Seas Royal Caribbean wows guests with a selection of Royal Caribbean's exclusive attractions such as an escape room and the Flowrider artificial surf wave. In addition, experience an ice skating rink, a rare activity.
The Liberty of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers three pools, a casino, a waterslide, a spa, a ping pong table, a solarium, a rock climbing wall, a gym, an outdoor movie theater, a minigolf course, and seven jacuzzis.
Your Itinerary
This cruise consists of one day in port and two days at sea. See the full itinerary below for details.
Alternate Sailings
The Liberty of the Seas sails this route five times this year in addition to seven times next year. The Breeze, Legend, Regal, Mariner of the Seas, Miracle, Horizon, Spirit, Sunshine, Tropicale, and Jubilee 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 March 5th of last year, The price of this sailing has varied between $449 and $610 for a cabin, including taxes and port fees. The accompanying graph displays the cost over time for every type of cabin. Today this itinerary is at its lowest price, so reserve your cabin now before it moves upwards.
Last Updated: Oct 2, 2026
Last Modified: Oct 2, 2026