Inclusive Cruises
From Orlando
(Port Canaveral)

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If you're searching for inclusive cruises from Orlando, then you're actually looking to find cruises that leave from Port Canaveral.

Yes, the cruises that sail from the Orlando area actually leave from Port Canaveral, which is near Orlando - about forty-five (45) away.

One needs to travel east of the popular vacation destination - Orlando - to get to the cruise terminals of Port Canaveral.

Anyway, whether you are searching for cruises from the Orlando area or Port Canaveral, you will be happy with your options.

Overview of Cruise Lines
Sailing from Orlando

It goes without saying that the Orlando area is a very popular tourist area. It is the home of world-famous attractions like Disney World, Universal Studios and The Holy Land Experience.

It is therefore little surprise that the four of the top Caribbean cruise lines, Carnival Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International offer inclusive cruises from Orlando or Port Canaveral.

These 4 popular cruise lines offer some cruise itineraries year-round from Port Canaveral.

Whether you want to escape the cold of winter to the warmth of the tropics or you have to wait for summer when the kids are out of school, you will find an inclusive Caribbean cruise sailing from Port Canaveral.

And, the itineraries vary from 3-day to 20-day sailings.

Carnival's Inclusive
Cruises From Orlando

Carnival lovers, you will be thrilled to know that Carnival Cruise Line offers 3-day to 7-day inclusive cruises from Port Canaveral.

Carnival currently has three of its popular Fun Ships: Carnival Breeze, Carnival Elation and Carnival Liberty fulfilling cruise offers from Port Canaveral to popular Caribbean ports of call.

Did someone say, "I want to try an inclusive cruise to Nassau, Bahamas?" How about the U.S. Virgin Islands? I am sure I heard someone say, "Mexico cruises, please!"

Great! You can currently find cruises to the Bahamas, Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean from Orlando...

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Disney Inclusive
Cruises From Orlando

Similarly to Carnival, Disney Cruise Line offers several inclusive cruises from Port Canaveral. There are sailings to the Bahamas, as well as to the Eastern and Western Caribbean itinerary.

Disney cruises from Orlando are served by two ships: Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy.

Disney Cruise Line currently offers from 3-day to 7-day cruises from Port Canaveral.

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Norwegian Inclusive
Cruises From Orlando

Norwegian Cruise Line also offers limited cruises from Port Canaveral.

In fact, this cruise line has three ships, Norwegian Breakaway, Norwegian Star and Norwegian Sun, with itineraries from Orlando.

Norwegian Breakaway offers longer cruises, such as 7-day sailings, from Port Canaveral.

Norwegian Star offers limited sailings, usually longer cruises, from Port Canaveral.

Norwegian Sun offers shorter 3- to 5-day cruises and an occasional longer itinerary from Orlando.

Ports of call include Costa Maya, Mexico; Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands; Ocho Rios, Jamaica; and St. Thomas, USVI.

Royal Caribbean Inclusive
Cruises From Orlando

Royal Caribbean also offers popular inclusive cruises from the Orlando area or Port Canaveral.

Royal currently has year-round 3-day and 4-day cruises from Orlando to the Bahamas. There are also 7-day cruises to the Eastern and Western Caribbean during several months of the year.

Royal Caribbean provides two popular ships to fulfill its Port Canaveral offerings: Harmony of the Seas and Mariner of the Seas.  

Mariner of the Seas offers 3-day and 4-day cruises to the Bahamas.

Harmony of the Seas offers longer cruises from Orlando to the Eastern and Western Caribbean.

Search for Royal Caribbean cruises from Orlando (Port Canaveral).

Note: All itineraries listed above are subject to change at anytime, as cruise lines re-position their ships at will.

How To Book
Inclusive Cruises
From Orlando

Booking a cruise ship vacation from Orlando is easy.

If you have a Travel Agent, call that person. If you don't, use the search box below to find your cruise.

Or, you may visit our booking website, Petes Travel Center (PetesTravel.com) to book.

Finally, you may call the cruise line directly to book Orlando cruises.

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How to Get to Port Canaveral

Now that you know what is available, let us help you with some additional information.

First off, if you can drive to the cruise port, I encourage you to do so. My family lives in McDonough, GA, 400 plus miles from Orlando, and we drive to Port Canaveral, or to Tampa, or even Miami, each time we take an inclusive family cruise.

It saves you money, if you can drive.

However, if you must fly to your inclusive cruise from the Orlando area, you have two choices in airports: Orlando International Airport (MCO), or Melbourne International Airport (MLB).

The latter (Melbourne) is nearer to the cruise terminal, so you should plan to fly into Melbourne. However, Orlando is a bigger and more popular airport than Melbourne, so you will find more flights, and cheaper airfares, if you choose Orlando.

Plan carefully and choose wisely.

You may search TripAdvisor and set up an alert to watch for the best fares.

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Consider Flying Into the Orlando or the Cape Canaveral Area Overnight.

It is critical that you get to your cruise port on time. Cruise ships do not sit and wait, if your flight is delayed. Consequently, if you are planning on an inclusive cruise leaving from Orlando, I encourage you to fly in a day before your cruise so you will have ample time to get to your cruise ship on the day of departure.

This is especially true if you fly into Orlando. Remember, the Orlando area is really about an hour's drive from the cruise terminals at Port Canaveral. So, if you fly into Orlando or even Melbourne, plan to find an affordable hotel where you can stay overnight.

Try TripAdvisor to find a comparison of hotel prices offered. Click here to find Orlando hotels. Click here to find Cape Canaveral or Coco Beach hotels.

Now, you are armed and ready to find inclusive cruises from Orlando (Port Canaveral). Whether you choose Carnival, Disney, Norwegian, or Royal Caribbean, your family will have a blast. In terms of prices, however, you may want to look at Carnival Cruises first.

Whatever you do, enjoy your family cruise ship vacation from Port Canaveral, and when you return, please share your experience with us.

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