Cobalt Passage – Puerto Plata & Virgin Islands

7 nightsNorwegian JoyPort Canaveral🇺🇸
Sailed

About this cruise

There's a reason 7-night cruises are the most popular length. This one sails from Port Canaveral on February 20, 2026 and visits Puerto Plata (Amber Cove), St. Thomas, Tortola and Great Stirrup Cay. The itinerary clusters several port calls together. Fast-paced for a few days, then the sea days hit and you can catch your breath. The Caribbean route takes in Dominican Republic, U.S. Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands and Bahamas, 4 countries, and the differences show up in the food, the architecture, and the mood. Port time is tight at about 8 hours each. Pick your favourites and save the rest for another trip. When you're not ashore, Norwegian Joy keeps you well fed. 14 places to eat, with 7 included in the fare and a few specialty spots if you're in the mood. If you like having options (restaurants, bars, activities, entertainment), a big ship delivers that. 7 nights of not thinking about anything except where to eat next. That's the pitch.

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About the Ship

Norwegian Joy

3,776Guests
20Decks
2017Year Built
334 metersLong
14 Dining Venues7 included · 7 extra
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Itinerary

Port Canaveral, US

Day 1Port Canaveral 🇺🇸
Embark
Depart: 16:00
Day 2Sea day
Sea day

Puerto Plata (Amber Cove), DO

Day 3Puerto Plata (Amber Cove) 🇩🇴
Port day
Arrive: 09:00 | Depart: 16:00

St. Thomas, VI

Day 4St. Thomas 🇻🇮
Port day
Arrive: 11:00 | Depart: 19:00

Tortola, VG

Day 5Tortola 🇻🇬
Port day
Arrive: 06:45 | Depart: 14:00
Day 6Sea day
Sea day

Great Stirrup Cay, BS

Day 7Great Stirrup Cay 🇧🇸
Port day
Arrive: 10:00 | Depart: 18:00

Port Canaveral, US

Day 8Port Canaveral 🇺🇸
Disembark
Arrive: 07:00

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