8 Night Round Trip from Ft. Lauderdale on the Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas
Get ready for eight nights of exotic sailing around the Caribbean when you set sail with the Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas from Ft. Lauderdale and back.
This trip is notable because you'll exclusively tour through rare stops such as CocoCay, Basseterre, and St. Thomas. This route is an uncommon one for the Symphony of the Seas. In fact, it sails it just once.
We include all entertainment, meals, port fees, and taxes in our price, so there are no surprises at checkout. At less than $140 per day, this is a good deal.
The Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas
Based in the Caribbean and refurbished only three years ago in 2023, over 5,500 passengers can cruise on this highly-rated Oasis Plus class cruise ship.
Want to experience a bar with a robotic bartender, an escape room, or the two Flowrider artificial surf waves? These activities can only be found on Royal Caribbean and are all found on the Symphony of the Seas Royal Caribbean. Want more? Experience an ice skating rink, a rare amenity.
The Symphony of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a jacuzzi, a spa, a waterslide, nineteen pools, a casino, a gym, a minigolf course, and a solarium.
Your Itinerary
This cruise consists of four port days and three sea days. Major features include visits to exotic destinations like CocoCay, Basseterre, and St. Thomas.
Alternate Sailings
The Symphony of the Seas sails this route once next year, but doesn't sail it this year. The Allure of the Seas also sails a route with the same stops but a slightly different schedule. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price.
Book Your Cruise
Since being listed three months ago, The price of this cruise has varied between $1,083 and $1,166 for a cabin, including taxes and port fees. The accompanying graph displays the price over time for the various types of cabin. Today this itinerary is at an all time low, so secure your room now before it moves upwards.
Last Updated: Jul 21, 2026
Last Modified: Jul 17, 2026