Bahamian Drift & Reefs – Nassau & Falmouth

6 nightsAllure Of The SeasFort Lauderdale🇺🇸
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About this cruise

Long enough to properly switch off but not so long you need to reorganise your entire life. This 6-night round-trip sailing from Fort Lauderdale on August 30, 2026 visits CocoCay, Falmouth Jamaica and Nassau. Every port day is followed by a sea day, so you get time to sleep in, use the ship, and look forward to the next stop. White sand, shallow turquoise flats, and easy island days. The Bahamas keep it simple. CocoCay stands out. It's Royal Caribbean's private island playground. Roughly 9 hours ashore per stop. No need to rush. Allure Of The Seas takes the food seriously, with 21 restaurants to choose from. 7 are included, and the rest are worth the splurge. Families and groups will find plenty to do: waterslides, shows, multiple pools, and something for every age. And August means long, warm days. Good for the ports, good for the pool. All in all, it's a solid trip.

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Final leg

Last stretch. Fort Lauderdale ahead. Docking at 6:00 AM. 4 ports visited across 3 countries.

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About the Ship

Allure Of The Seas

5,400Guests
18Decks
2010Year Built
362 metersLong
21 Dining Venues7 included · 14 extra
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Itinerary

Fort Lauderdale, US

Day 1Fort Lauderdale 🇺🇸
Embark
Depart: 4:00 PM

CocoCay, BS

Day 2CocoCay 🇧🇸
Port day
Arrive: 7:00 AM | Depart: 5:00 PM
Day 3Sea day
Sea day

Falmouth Jamaica, JM

Day 4Falmouth Jamaica 🇯🇲
Port day
Arrive: 8:00 AM | Depart: 4:00 PM
Day 5Sea day
Sea day

Nassau, BS

Day 6Nassau 🇧🇸
Port day
Arrive: 7:30 AM | Depart: 5:30 PM

Fort Lauderdale, US

Day 7Fort Lauderdale 🇺🇸
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Arrive: 6:00 AM

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