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6-Night Western Caribbean

6 nights · Icon of the Seas · 4 ports · 2 days at sea

1Day 1Port of Galveston

Your journey, day by day

Choose a day to explore the port and follow the route.

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Historic buildings and trolley on the Strand in Galveston.
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Day 1 · United States

Port of Galveston

Embarkation

Galveston is an island city an hour southeast of Houston, and the only cruise port on the western Gulf. Its terminals sit at the end of the causeway, which means embarkation day is really a drive down Interstate 45, and that road is the thing that goes wrong.

Ways to spend your day

  1. The Strand & seafoodBefore or after your cruise
  2. A beach afternoonThe day before boarding
  3. An easy boarding morningYour assigned boarding window
Port of Galveston port guide →
1 of 7 days
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Day by day itinerary
DayPort
1United States
2
3Mexico
4Honduras
5Mexico
6
7United States

The map illustrates the route. Port times, where supplied, may change. Follow the ship’s all-aboard deadline on the day.

Icon of the Seas seen from directly overhead, sailing across a sunny deep-blue sea
Royal Caribbean International

Your ship · Royal Caribbean

Icon of the Seas

The largest cruise ship ever built. Seven pools, a water park and eight neighbourhoods. The fare covers far less of it than the brochure implies.

Guests
5,610
Crew
2,350
Decks
20
Built
2024
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Dining on Icon of the Seas

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Sweet-and-sour pork, salad and fresh fruit on a sunny table at Surfside Eatery aboard Icon of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
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What to pack

Typical weather ashore. Not a forecast.

Historical averages from NASA POWER. Check a forecast near departure.

Schedule supplied 2026-10-04. Ports and times are subject to change; the cruise line confirms the final itinerary.

Your sailing

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From $1,461 per person

Checked October 4, 2026
Cabin categories, per person
Inside$1,461
Oceanview$1,662
Balcony$1,900
Suite$3,575
Neighborhood$1,699

Final fare, inclusions and cabin availability are confirmed as we arrange your booking.