5 Night Round Trip from Galveston on the Royal Caribbean Liberty of the Seas
Settle in for five nights of exciting cruising across the sea when you step aboard the Royal Caribbean Liberty of the Seas from Galveston and back again.
This trip is particularly interesting because you'll only call on uncommon cities such as Costa Maya and Cozumel. This is a common route for the Liberty of the Seas.
This price is the total you pay, no sneaky extra fees. At under $95 per day, this deal is really good.
The Royal Caribbean Liberty of the Seas
The Liberty of the Seas Royal Caribbean, based in Galveston and refurbished just five years ago in 2021, is a top-rated Freedom class vessel that can carry more than 3,600 people.
Want to learn to surf on the Flowrider artificial surf wave or work with your friends to get out of an escape room? These activities can only be found on Royal Caribbean and are both found on the Liberty of the Seas Royal Caribbean. In addition, experience an ice skating rink, a rare feature.
The Liberty of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a minigolf course, an outdoor movie theater, a gym, seven jacuzzis, a spa, a solarium, a casino, a ping pong table, a waterslide, a rock climbing wall, and three pools.
Your Itinerary
This sailing consists of two sea days and two port days. Major features include visits to more exotic stops like Costa Maya and Cozumel.
Alternate Sailings
The Liberty of the Seas sails this route six times this year in addition to thirty-one times next year. The Allure of the Seas and Mariner 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
This graph shows the price over time for the various classes of cabin. Since being listed four months ago, The cost of a room on this itinerary has ranged between $473 and $536 inclusive of taxes and port charges. Now this sailing is at its minimum price, so lock in your cabin now before it rises.
Last Updated: Aug 2, 2026
Last Modified: Jul 31, 2026