Cruise with Orlando Holidays

Combine the Magic of Orlando Holidays with a Caribbean Cruise

Why choose between the excitement of Orlando Holdiays and the relaxation of a Caribbean cruise when you can enjoy both?

Combining an Orlando holiday with a cruise is the perfect way to experience two very different sides of Florida and the Caribbean in one unforgettable trip.

Start your holiday with the thrills of Orlando’s world-famous theme parks, shopping and entertainment before heading to the coast and setting sail on a Caribbean or Bahamas cruise.

As the Irish cruise specialists and Florida holiday experts, Cruise Holidays can create a holiday combining Orlando and a cruise around you.

 

The Best of Both Worlds

An Orlando and cruise holiday gives you the opportunity to combine adventure, entertainment and relaxation in one trip.

Experience the excitement of Orlando before enjoying days at sea, relaxing by the pool and discovering new destinations.

Depending on your cruise itinerary, you could visit destinations across the Bahamas and Caribbean, including private island destinations such as Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day at CocoCay or MSC’s Ocean Cay.

It’s an easy way to turn a Florida holiday into a much bigger adventure.

How Long Should You Spend in Orlando?

The ideal length of your Orlando stay depends on what you want to experience.

A shorter stay can work well if you’re combining Orlando with a longer cruise, while spending a week or more in the destination gives you more time to explore the theme parks, attractions and surrounding areas.

Tour America can help you find the right balance between your Orlando stay and cruise itinerary, taking into account your interests, budget and travel dates.

Why Book an Orlando and Cruise Holiday with Tour America?

Planning a multi-centre holiday can involve a lot of different elements, from flights and hotels to theme park tickets, transfers, car hire and your cruise.

Tour America can bring everything together in one holiday.

As the Irish cruise specialists, we have extensive experience creating holidays that combine cruises with Florida and Orlando stays. Our team can help you choose the right cruise, accommodation and itinerary so you can enjoy your holiday without the stress of organising all the individual elements yourself.

Start Planning Your Orlando and Cruise Holiday

Whether you want to experience the magic of Orlando before relaxing on a Caribbean cruise or you’re looking for the ultimate family adventure, combining the two creates a holiday you won’t forget.

Explore Orlando, set sail from Port Canaveral and discover the Caribbean and Bahamas with Tour America.

Speak to our Irish cruise specialists today and start planning your perfect Orlando and cruise holiday.

Top Attractions

🏰 Walt Disney World Resort
🎬 Universal Orlando Resort
🚢 Caribbean & Bahamas Cruises
🌴 Port Canaveral Cruises
🏖️ Stunning Caribbean Beaches
🌊 Perfect Day at CocoCay
🏝️ MSC Ocean Cay
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Perfect for Families

Cruise with Orlando Holidays FAQs

Can I combine an Orlando holiday with a cruise?
Yes. Combining an Orlando holiday with a cruise is a popular way to experience the theme parks and attractions of Orlando before setting sail on a Caribbean or Bahamas cruise. Tour America can help arrange your flights, Orlando accommodation and cruise as part of one holiday.
Can I cruise from Orlando?
Orlando itself does not have a cruise port, but Port Canaveral is located around an hour from Orlando and is one of the most convenient cruise ports for an Orlando holiday. It offers a wide range of Caribbean and Bahamas cruises.
How do I get from Orlando to Port Canaveral?
There are several ways to travel between Orlando and Port Canaveral, including private transfers, shuttle services and car hire. Tour America can help arrange the best option for your holiday.
How many days should I spend in Orlando before a cruise?
We generally recommend spending at least 4–7 nights in Orlando before your cruise, depending on how many theme parks and attractions you want to visit. This gives you plenty of time to enjoy Orlando before relaxing onboard your cruise.
Which cruise lines can I combine with an Orlando holiday?
A number of major cruise lines operate from Port Canaveral, including Royal Caribbean and MSC Cruises. Your options will depend on your preferred dates, itinerary and cruise experience.

Destination Details

Port Information
Port Canaveral
Port Canaveral is one of the most popular cruise ports for combining an Orlando holiday with a cruise. Located within easy reach of Orlando, Port Canaveral makes it simple to travel from the theme parks to your cruise ship. Once onboard, your holiday takes a completely different pace. Unpack once and wake up somewhere new each morning as you explore beautiful Caribbean destinations and Bahamian islands.

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