Icon of the Seas, Western Caribbean

Icon of the Seas

Royal Caribbean · Icon of the Seas · Western Caribbean

Typically 7 nights · Common departure: Miami, USA

Representative itinerary — dates and stops shown are illustrative, not one specific booked sailing.

Royal Caribbean's own 7-night Western Caribbean round-trip from Miami on Icon of the Seas — Puerto Costa Maya, Roatán, and Cozumel.

Why choose this cruise

Best for

Modern Mega-Ship · Family Fun · Maya Ruins & Beach Days

Why it fits

  • ✓ Royal Caribbean's own official Western Caribbean route on Icon of the Seas
  • ✓ Puerto Costa Maya (Mayan ruins), Roatán, and Cozumel in one 7-night route
  • ✓ The same Icon of the Seas ship experience as Galythia's Eastern Caribbean profile, on a genuinely different itinerary

Experience tags

Amazing Ship ExperiencesFamily FunBeaches & Snorkeling

Typical itinerary

Ports, order and duration can vary by sailing.

Day 1 — Miami, USA

Embark

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Day 2 — At Sea

Sea day

Day 4 — Roatán, Honduras

Port of call

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Day 5 — Cozumel, Mexico

Port of call

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Day 6 — At Sea

Sea day

Day 7 — Perfect Day at CocoCayPrivate Destination

Port of call

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Day 8 — Miami, USA

Disembark

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Route Intelligence

Western Caribbean

Best For

Snorkeling and diving · Mayan ruins and archaeology · Active, adventure-focused excursions

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Royal Caribbean's own 7-night Western Caribbean round-trip from Miami on Icon of the Seas.

Why This Route Stands Out

  • • Puerto Costa Maya, gateway to Mayan ruins
  • • Roatán's coral reefs
  • • Cozumel's Mayan history and snorkeling

Representative route — ports, order and duration can vary by sailing.

Food & Dining

Food Strength

VERY GOOD

One of this ship's strengths.

Strong overall reputation for food, though details vary by ship.

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Food Strength is an editorial comparison across cruise ships generally — not just within this cruise line.

This dining assessment reflects broader Royal Caribbean patterns where ship-specific evidence is limited. Individual venues and experiences vary by ship.

Ship Experience

Icon ClassBuilt 2024~5,610 guests7 poolsWaterpark: Category 6 waterpark with 6 record-length slides, in the Thrill Island neighborhood

The largest and newest ship in the fleet — built around distinct 'neighborhoods' so a waterpark day, a quiet adults-only pool day, and a family day all feel like different ships.

Entertainment

  • AquaDome with aerial/water shows
  • Royal Promenade
  • Surfside family neighborhood

Family facilities

  • Surfside neighborhood built for families with young kids
  • Splash-pad areas

Adults-only areas

  • Hideaway (adults-only pool deck)

Spa & wellness

  • Spa

Best suited for

  • Families
  • First-time cruisers
  • Ship-focused vacations

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Ports & Experiences

The main experiences this itinerary is built around.

Amazing Ship ExperiencesFamily FunBeaches & Snorkeling

What's Included

This sailing doesn't have its own inclusions list yet — showing typical cruise inclusions. Confirm details at booking.

Included

  • ✓ Accommodation
  • ✓ Main dining room
  • ✓ Buffet
  • ✓ Standard entertainment

Usually extra

  • + Alcoholic drinks
  • + Specialty dining
  • + Shore excursions
  • + Wi-Fi
  • + Gratuities

Reviews & Traveler Perspective

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What’s included

Recent fare benchmark

US$1,522 pp

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MiamiCosta MayaCoxen HoleCozumelPerfect Day CocoCay
Itinerary order, not the vessel’s navigational route. Ports and order vary by sailing.

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