4 Night Round Trip from Miami on the Royal Caribbean Wonder of the Seas
Settle in for four nights of luxurious sailing through the Caribbean when you book your cabin on the Royal Caribbean Wonder of the Seas from Miami and back.
This trip is particularly interesting because you will exclusively call on less common destinations like CocoCay and Nassau. This is a frequent route for the Wonder of the Seas.
We include all meals, entertainment, port charges, and taxes in this price, so that you can compare cruises easily.
The Royal Caribbean Wonder of the Seas
Based in Miami and built just four years ago in 2022, over 5,700 cruisers can travel comfortably on this highly-rated Oasis Plus class vessel.
Want to do tricks on one of the two Flowrider artificial surf waves, work with your friends to get out of an escape room, or drink to the future at a bar with a robotic bartender? These amenities are only offered by Royal Caribbean and are all found aboard the Wonder of the Seas Royal Caribbean. Plus, experience an ice skating rink, a rare activity.
The Wonder of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers nineteen pools, a solarium, a gym, a casino, a waterslide, a spa, and nine jacuzzis.
Your Itinerary
This sailing includes one day at sea and two port days. Highlights include visits to uncommon cities like CocoCay and Nassau.
Alternate Sailings
The Wonder of the Seas sails this route two times this year in addition to thirty times next year. The Independence of the Seas, Freedom of the Seas, and Allure 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
Since it was first listed on November 7th of last year, The price of this itinerary has fluctuated between $791 and $876 for a stateroom, inclusive of taxes and port fees. This graph indicates the cost over time for the different types of cabin. Today this sailing is at its lowest price, so secure your cabin now before it increases.
Last Updated: Aug 4, 2026
Last Modified: Aug 2, 2026