Just announced, our tropical itineraries are getting an extra dose of pixie dust in early 2016! We’ve added the popular Caribbean ports Tortola and Martinique to our already spectacular destination lineup, and we’re returning to San Juan, Puerto Rico for another special season of Southern Caribbean sailings.
You can start booking early 2016 cruises on October 30, 2014, so keep reading for more details about our newest options …
Port Canaveral to Eastern Caribbean, including Tortola
In 2016, Tortola, the capital of the British Virgin Islands, is a port of call on select Disney Fantasy and Disney Magic sailings to the Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral, Fla. These seven-night voyages also include stops at St. Thomas and Castaway Cay.
Tortola is known for tranquil beaches, stunning scenery, authentic Caribbean fare and activities for the whole family, like swimming with dolphins, exploring centuries-old ruins, sampling local spices on Main Street and taking in the views from Sage Mountain National Park.
San Juan to Southern Caribbean, including Martinique
We’re returning to the Southern Caribbean with four sailings from San Juan, Puerto Rico, calling on the French island of Martinique in addition to Barbados, Grenada, Antigua and St. Kitts. These seven-night voyages on the Disney Wonder depart January 2016.
Known as the “Flower of the Caribbean,” Martinique offers a unique island experience with its natural beauty and cosmopolitan culture of French and Creole influence. Families can spend the day here exploring the rainforest, waterfalls and volcanic landmarks or, for a more upscale experience, enjoying delicious French cuisine and fantastic shopping.
Port Canaveral and Miami to the Bahamas and Caribbean, including Castaway Cay
We’ll also continue sailing from Port Canaveral and Miami to the Bahamas and Caribbean on a variety of itineraries. Options include three, four and seven-night cruises from Port Canaveral and four and five-night cruises from Miami. All of these voyages include a stop at Castaway Cay.
More details on 2016 itineraries can be found on the Itineraries and Ports for 2016 page of disneycruise.com.
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We are very interested in booking the Fantasy Eastern Caribbean cruise in June 2016 for our family of six, as celebrating a 50th wedding anniversary and two birthdays. When will Disney Cruises release the itinerary? Perhaps we will meet Linda from Texas!
Thanks so much for your assistance.
Charlotte from Arkansas
Hi, do you know when they will release the itineraries for June 2016?
Will they ever have Disney cruises that come to Tokyo Disney Resort or Japan???
Woo hoo!!! And thank you Disney Cruise Line. I will be celebrating my 60th birthday in March 2016, and there is no better way to celebrate than on a Disney Cruise. So the additional of new seven day destinations comes at the perfect time.
We sailed our first Disney cruise at Christmas time three years ago, and had the most wonderful time ever. So this is exciting news. This time we are making it a family cruise, can’t wait to see the grandkids faces.
Will they ever have Disney cruises that come to Australia?
Hi Cindy, we just went on a Western Caribbean cruise in June and swam with the dolphins in Cozumel. My daughter is 5 and was kinda scared at first. She did take pictures kissing and holding the dolphins fins but she didn’t let them pull her. We had to swim out in the deep area so they could pull us back in and she was not going to do that, she was scared. But overall, she loved it and talks about it all the time!
These sound like amazing itineraries! My oldest was just asking to go on another Disney Cruise– this time to the Caribbean. This just might fit the bill!
Very excited for our 7 day eastern carribbean cruise in Feb. Thinking about booking the swim with dolphins day trip but dont know if its good for a 5yr old and 7yr old. Any feedback/ experience with it?
Hi there!! Just wondering why there are only 4 sailings, and only in January, for the Southern Carribbean itinerary? Those stops sound amazing it’s just such a bummer it’s only offered in January!! Will that change? Will more Southern Carribbean dates be added??
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