Western Caribbean Escape – Cozumel & Roatan

7 nightsNorwegian VivaGalveston🇺🇸
From $1,759 per person

About this cruise

No complicated itinerary, no back-to-back transfers, just the ports, the ship, and the sea in between. This 7-night sailing from Galveston on December 26, 2026 visits Cozumel, Roatan Island, Harvest Caye and Costa Maya. A few ports come in quick succession, which is great for sightseeing but means you'll appreciate the sea days when they arrive. The Caribbean route takes in Mexico, Honduras and Belize, 3 countries, and the differences show up in the food, the architecture, and the mood. Costa Maya alone is worth the trip, Mexico's quieter Caribbean escape among Mayan ruins. Around 9 hours per port on average, which is generous enough to go beyond the obvious. Norwegian Viva joined the Norwegian Cruise Line's lineup in 2023. Still has that new-ship feel. Families and groups will find plenty to do: waterslides, shows, multiple pools, and something for every age. If you can, add a night in Galveston before boarding. It's a good city to wander. Worth booking. That's the short version.

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Guests
1 guest
Solo Studio
$1,759USD
Total: $1,759
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About the Ship

Norwegian Viva

3,195Guests
20Decks
2023Year Built
294 metersLong
17 Dining Venues7 included · 10 extra
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Itinerary

Galveston, US

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

Cozumel, MX

Day 3Cozumel 🇲🇽
Port day
Arrive: 08:00 | Depart: 17:00

Roatan Island, HN

Day 4Roatan Island 🇭🇳
Port day
Arrive: 08:00 | Depart: 17:00

Harvest Caye, BZ

Day 5Harvest Caye 🇧🇿
Port day
Arrive: 07:00 | Depart: 17:00

Costa Maya, MX

Day 6Costa Maya 🇲🇽
Port day
Arrive: 07:00 | Depart: 13:00
Day 7Sea day
Sea day

Galveston, US

Day 8Galveston 🇺🇸
Disembark
Arrive: 08:00

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