6 Night Western Caribbean Cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas
Get ready for six nights of breathtaking sailing through the sea when you reserve your cabin on the Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas from New Orleans and back again.
This sailing is special because you will only spend time in more exotic destinations such as Costa Maya and Cozumel. This route is an uncommon one for the Mariner of the Seas, As it sails it only once.
This price includes all all entertainment, meals, taxes, and port fees. No surprises! At less than $100 per day, this represents a great value.
The Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas
The Mariner of the Seas Royal Caribbean, based in New Orleans and refurbished just this year ago in 2026, is a highly-rated Voyager class vessel that can house comfortably over 3,300 people.
Want to try out an escape room or the Flowrider artificial surf wave? These features are offered exclusively by Royal Caribbean and are both found aboard the Mariner of the Seas Royal Caribbean. On top of that, experience rare attractions like a trampoline park, a roller skating rink, and an ice skating rink.
The Mariner of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a spa, a ping pong table, a solarium, a casino, a waterslide, an outdoor movie theater, a minigolf course, seven jacuzzis, and a gym.
Your Itinerary
This sailing spends three sea days and two days in port. High points include visits to more exotic stops like Costa Maya and Cozumel.
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Alternate Sailings
The Mariner of the Seas sails this route once next year, but doesn't sail it this year. No other ship sails this exact same route. 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 each type of cabin. Since being listed ten months ago, The price of a cabin on this sailing has fluctuated between $579 and $695 inclusive of taxes and port fees. Today this sailing is at its minimum price, so lock in your cabin now before it moves upwards.
Last Updated: Sep 29, 2026
Last Modified: Sep 29, 2026