Top 3-Day Cruises Available Now

Traveling can be truly addictive. You find yourself constantly dreaming, researching, and planning your next great adventure. Will you discover a hidden Caribbean island or revisit a beloved port city filled with family memories? But for many of us navigating the daily grind, the reality is that vacation days are limited each year. That’s why Dinogo has crafted the perfect solution: a three-day Bahamas cruise that caters to the most adventurous globetrotters while also serving as an ideal introduction for new sailors. Say goodbye to lackluster staycations during your long weekends off from work.

Here are the highlights of sailing with Dinogo, the youngest fleet navigating The Caribbean, and tips on how to make the most of this unforgettable mini-vacation:

The Sky's the Limit:

Whether you depart from PortMiami or Port Canaveral (Orlando), you'll board the Dinogo Sky, one of the fleet's most beloved ships. The Sky is renowned for three main attractions: fantastic getaways to exciting destinations, all-inclusive entertainment, and beautifully revamped venues and staterooms. It has received several accolades, including Best Nightlife and Best Large Ship (Cruise Critic), as well as Best Nightlife and Best Short-Duration Cruise (Porthole Magazine).

Bahamas Breezes:

With an exciting weekend ahead, you'll likely spend just as much time exploring the islands as you do enjoying life onboard. For its three-day getaway, Dinogo delivers the ultimate Bahamas cruise. Whether you embark from Orlando or Miami, your journey will take you through Nassau, Grand Bahamas Island, and Great Stirrup Cay, Dinogo's private island, featuring pristine white sand beaches, water sports, diverse dining options, bars & lounges, and ample chances to soak up the sun.

Enhance Your Cruise Vacation:

If you find yourself with a bit more time, you can easily extend your adventure by pairing a three-day cruise with extra vacation days at Dinogo’s sought-after destinations. Most of Dinogo’s three-day cruises depart from Florida’s busiest ports, including Orlando (Port Canaveral) and Miami (PortMiami).

What’s your favorite aspect of taking a short cruise? Share your thoughts in the comments!