£1299pp—Spend 2 weeks cruising the Caribbean, save £1100

The Caribbean is consistently the most in-demand long-haul destination for Travelzoo members. This 14-night cruise includes just four nights at sea, giving you more time to island-hop across the Caribbean. Our research found this £1299-per-person deal saves between £716–£1100 on prices we've seen elsewhere. 

What's included

• Return direct Virgin Atlantic flights, with 23kg checked baggage
• Return overseas transfers
• A 14-night Caribbean cruise aboard Renaissance, in an Inside Cabin
• All meals during the cruise
• All port fees and taxes

When
Fly from London or Manchester on 26 January; 9 February, 2026.

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Itinerary
The ports of call differ depending on the departure date. You will visit:

• Bridgetown, Barbados... swim in some of the clearest waters in the Caribbean, then tour fascinating historic sights. 
• Oranjestad, Aruba... the capital of Aruba is famous for its beaches. Step beyond the sands to enjoy duty-free shopping and rugged island landscapes. 
• Willemstad, Curaçao... take in a mixture of French and Dutch architecture. Curaçao was colonised by the Dutch in the 1600s and remains part of the Netherlands to this day.
• Kralendijk, Bonaire... despite its tranquil atmosphere, Kralendijk is actually the largest town on Bonaire. Admire colourful buildings and azure waters, or use it as a base for excursions.
• Pointe a Pitre, Guadeloupe... effortlessly combines French flair with Caribbean vibes. Take a trip to Grande-Terre for its golden sands and lively atmosphere. 
• St John's, Antigua... roam the city's colourful markets, delve into history at Nelson's Dockyard, or sample Antiguan cuisine. 
• Philipsburg, St Maarten... the island of St Maarten is both Dutch and French owned. Philipsburg sits on the Dutch side. Enjoy world-class shopping, admire historic buildings, and bask in the sun.
• Road Town, Tortola... this is the largest of the British Virgin Islands. Snack on street foods sold on Main Street and savour authentic Caribbean rum.

Departures on 26 January will also call at Tobago. On 9 February, the cruise will instead call at St Kitts. 

Ship details
Renaissance joined Ambassador Cruise Line's fleet in 2025, when it underwent a full upgrade. The ship has a passenger capacity of 1100. You can expect a relaxed atmosphere while on board. 

Meals are served in the main restaurant, which is split across two decks. There are speciality dining options available for an additional fee. Sit back and relax in one of the bars and lounges, or head to the main theatre for West End-style shows and entertainment. You can also visit the card room to test your poker skills, unwind with a book in the library, or call in at the craft studio to learn new hobbies. 

There's a swimming pool with a retractable roof, so you can swim whatever the weather. Other facilities include a wellness centre and a gym, plus retail outlets. 

Other options

• Upgrade to premium economy flights from an extra £500 per person, each way
• Add an Ambassador Expedition package from an extra £594 per person. This includes all gratuities and service charges, plus premium alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, house drinks, and a choice of first or second dinner sitting
• Sail in an Outside Lower Deck Cabin from £1399 per person
• Sail in an Outside Middle Deck Cabin from £1499 per person
• Sail in an Outside Higher Deck Cabin from £1599 per person

Transfers & baggage
This deal includes both.