3 Best Cruise Destinations for Spring Break
Spring break is famous for its parties and unforgettable memories, but it primarily offers students a chance to relax after mid-terms and recharge for upcoming research papers and exams. While many see it as an opportunity for endless festivities, others view it as a time to travel, explore, and learn about the world while unwinding in preparation for their studies ahead. No matter what kind of spring break cruise you’re seeking, these itineraries of 7 days or less will enhance your college experience and make it even more remarkable.
#1. Hawaiian Cruises
For those looking to escape far or remain close to home, consider one of our Hawaiian cruises for your upcoming spring break getaway. The 7-Day Hawaii Cruise from Honolulu begins with boarding in Honolulu, followed by two days in Kahului, Maui, a day in Hilo, a day in Kona, and two days in Nawiliwili, Kauai. This itinerary offers cruisers a rich experience of Hawaii’s stunning landscapes, from Kahului's waterfalls to Kona’s wildlife hotspots and Nawiliwili’s surfing and watersports opportunities.
Although the weather in Hawaii isn't as warm as other destinations during this time of year, it's still pleasant enough for numerous outdoor activities, including water sports and beach parties. This season is also perfect for enjoying the islands without the heavy summer tourist crowds or excessive humidity. However, spring breakers should be mindful of the unpredictable rainfall that can occur in Hawaii during March and April.
#2. Mexican Cruises
Few places conjure up spring break imagery quite like Cabo, Mexico, a highlight of the 7-Day Mexican Riviera Cruise from Los Angeles. After embarking and enjoying two relaxing days at sea, cruisers arrive in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, where they can spend a day lounging on the beaches, snorkeling, surfing, scuba diving, whale watching, and exploring the local shops, restaurants, and bars.
Next on the itinerary is a port stop in Mazatlán, one of Mexico’s most iconic destinations for tourists and spring breakers alike. This resort town boasts a stunning thirteen-mile boardwalk, expansive beaches, historic sites like the Immaculate Conception Cathedral, and vibrant markets to satisfy your spring break cravings. The final day in Cabo San Lucas offers all the essentials of a resort beach town, including water sports, lively cantinas and restaurants, opportunities to swim with dolphins, and parties on Playa El Medano, one of the town’s premier beaches.
#3. Caribbean Cruises
The peak season for Caribbean cruising runs from mid-December to mid-April, coinciding with the spring break weeks for many colleges and universities. Caribbean cruises offer warm, sunny escapes perfect for those looking to flee colder climates, with plenty of opportunities for partying and socializing.
Our 7-Day Eastern Caribbean Cruise from Orlando provides spring breakers the chance to explore three distinct islands in just seven days, each with unique charms and attractions for all types of travelers. After departing from Orlando (Port Canaveral), cruisers enjoy two days at sea filled with nightlife, entertainment, dining, and onboard adventures like rock climbing and water slides before docking in Tortola for the first island stop. Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands, features stunning beaches like Cane Garden Bay, delicious local cuisine, and diving spots including a mid-19th-century shipwreck.
The second island day is spent on St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, known for its exceptional snorkeling locations and historic buildings from the 17th century that now function as museums. For those eager to party, St. Thomas offers vibrant beach gatherings at various locations. The highlight of the cruise, however, is the final stop at Great Stirrup Cay in The Bahamas, a private island exclusively for cruise guests. Once a pirate hideout, this tropical paradise boasts sandy beaches, snorkeling spots, coconut palms, and wild lizards and crabs.
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