Royal Caribbean provides the perfect short getaway to the
Bahamas from Port Canaveral, Florida. It’s a buyer’s market for the April 14,
2014 sailing on Enchantment of the Seas for the four night Bahamas cruise. An
inside stateroom can be had for as low as $169 per person. Hurry, time is
running short and all Balcony cabins and suites are already waitlisted.
The Cruise
Enchantment of the Seas embarks from Port Canaveral, Florida
at 4:30pm on Monday, April 14, 2014 for a four night Bahamas cruise. She
arrives back at her home port on Friday, April 18 at 7am. Along the way,
Enchantment makes two stops, including a full day and night at Nassau.
On Tuesday, April 15, Enchantment of the Seas anchors off
Coco Cay at 8am. Guests are tendered ashore to this private island leased by
Royal Caribbean. Formerly known as Little Stirrup Cay, the island is part of
the Berry Islands of the Bahamas. Chances of getting lost on the island are
slim with it being just a kilometre wide from north to south and 190 metres
from east to west. The island is used by Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises and
Azamara Club Cruises. Enchantment of the Seas leaves the island at 5pm.
The following day, Wednesday, April 16, Enchantment docks at
Nassau at 7am. She remains in port at the largest city in the Bahamas until
midnight. After heading back out to sea, the ship takes her time going back up
the coast of Florida with a full day at sea on Thursday, April 17.
The Price
Right now, an inside stateroom can be had for as low as $169
per person, based on double occupancy. With the $72 in government fees and
taxes tacked on, the total price for two can be as low as $482. Ocean View
staterooms start at $259 per person. As mentioned, balcony cabins and suites
are all already spoken for. This price trumps all other rates including
military, police and fire and seniors.
The Ship
Enchantment of the Seas was built at Kvaemer Masa Yards in
Helsinki, Finland, now known as STX Finland. She made her maiden voyage on July
13, 1997 and was upgraded for 2005. Enchantment is a Vision Class ship with a
gross tonnage of 82,910. She is 301 metres or 989 feet in length. Previous to
2005, the ship was 279 metres or 916 feet in length. There are eleven decks
accessible to the capacity 2,449 guests.
Enchantment calls Port Canaveral her home port all year
round. She alternates between three and four night Bahamas cruises. The three
night has the same two ports of call but she hustles back to Port Canaveral
after leaving Nassau and doesn’t have a full day at sea.
The Small Print
·Because of the nature of last minute deals, the pricing printed here is fleeting and could change at any time.
·Prices are in Canadian dollars.
·Most meals are included in a typical cruise price but DRINKS ARE NOT!
·Also not included are gratuities.
·Cruise pricing does not include air fare, ground transfers and hotel accommodations before and after the cruise.
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