7 Night Perfect Day Bahamas Cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean Odyssey of the Seas
Settle in for seven nights of exotic sailing around the Caribbean when you join the Royal Caribbean Odyssey of the Seas from Bayonne and back.
This sailing is special because you'll only spend time at exotic ports such as Princess Cays. This is a standard route for the Odyssey of the Seas.
This price is the total price, including meals, entertainment, port charges, and taxes. At less than $155 per day, this represents a solid bargain.
The Royal Caribbean Odyssey of the Seas
More than 3,800 cruisers can comfortably sail on this highly-rated Quantum Ultra class vessel, based in Bayonne and Rome and built just five years ago in 2021.
Want to drink to the future at a bar with a robotic bartender, cool off on the Flowrider artificial surf wave, or fly like a bird in an indoor skydiving chamber? These activities are only offered by Royal Caribbean and are all found aboard the Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean. Want more? Experience rare features like a trampoline park, a roller skating rink, and a bumper car track.
The Odyssey of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a spa, a waterslide, an outdoor movie theater, a basketball court, a gym, a solarium, a jacuzzi, and a casino.
Your Itinerary
This itinerary spends three days in port and three sea days. Major features include visits to rare ports like Princess Cays.
Alternate Sailings
The Odyssey of the Seas sails this route eight times this year plus ten times next year. The same itinerary is also sailed by the Oasis of the Seas. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price.
Book Your Cruise
The accompanying graph shows the cost over time for every type of cabin. Since being listed twenty-one months ago, The price of a stateroom on this cruise has fluctuated between $1,175 and $1,287 inclusive of taxes and port charges. Now this sailing is priced $123 under the previous all time low of $1,175 so secure your room now before it moves upwards.
Last Updated: Aug 2, 2026
Last Modified: Aug 1, 2026