Published 21 July 2026 | Updated 13 October 2026 by Jane Robinson
Royal Caribbean’s 12-night Southampton to Miami transatlantic sailing on Freedom of the Seas shows from £699 each, with taxes and fees included, when we checked on 13 October 2026.
The 18 October 2027 sailing is a full transatlantic crossing, with stops in Spain and the Azores before you reach Miami. That works out at about £58 a night each, with meals and standard onboard entertainment included.
The Royal Caribbean itinerary includes La Coruna, Vigo, Ponta Delgada, six sea days and arrival in Miami. Royal Caribbean says taxes and fees are included, with meals and standard onboard entertainment included in the cruise fare.
The trade-off is that you finish in Miami, so price the flight home before booking. Optional gratuities, drinks packages, excursions, Wi-Fi and speciality dining can also add to the total.
Deal FAQs
Why is this Royal Caribbean cruise good value?
Royal Caribbean’s 12-night Southampton to Miami sailing on Freedom of the Seas shows from £699 each as of 13 October 2026, about £58 a night, with meals and standard onboard entertainment included.
What does the £699 Royal Caribbean price include?
Royal Caribbean lists the fare with taxes and fees included. Meals and standard onboard entertainment are included, while optional gratuities, drinks packages, excursions, Wi-Fi, speciality dining and the flight home can cost extra.
Is this a return cruise?
No. This is a one-way transatlantic sailing from Southampton to Miami, so price your flight home before booking.
How to book
Book direct with Royal Caribbean. Open the 18 October 2027 Southampton to Miami sailing, choose your cabin, then check the final fare, gratuities, cancellation terms and flight-home cost before paying.
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