Royal Caribbean Harmony of the Seas
About this ship
Harmony of the Seas, part of Royal Caribbean's Oasis Class, accommodates approximately 5,488 passengers and is renowned for its innovative features like the Ultimate Abyss slide and Central Park neighborhood. Ideal for families and adventure seekers, it offers a diverse range of onboard experiences from thrilling waterslides to Broadway-style entertainment.
Bahamas and Perfect Day • 5 nights • Departs Sep. 10, 2026
Cruise Weather Brief
Day 1
Thursday Sep. 10, 2026
Light rain
Port Canaveral, Florida
High 87°F
/ Low 79°F
Light rain
Feels like
High 97°F • Low 88°F
Wind
11 mph (gust 17 mph)
Humidity
68%
Probability of Precipitation
100%
Cloud cover
82%
Sunrise / Sunset
7:05 AM • 7:34 PM
Other ships at location:
none
5,488 total passengers
Day 2
Friday Sep. 11, 2026
Light rain
Nassau, Bahamas
High 85°F
/ Low 84°F
Light rain
Feels like
High 94°F • Low 95°F
Wind
14 mph (gust 16 mph)
Humidity
76%
Probability of Precipitation
84%
Cloud cover
13%
Sunrise / Sunset
6:54 AM • 7:18 PM
Other ships at location:
none
5,488 total passengers
Day 3
Sea Day
Saturday Sep. 12, 2026
At Sea: Nassau, Bahamas → Perfect Day at CocoCay, Bahamas
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Day 4
Sunday Sep. 13, 2026
Light rain
Perfect Day at CocoCay, Bahamas
High 85°F
/ Low 84°F
Light rain
Feels like
High 91°F • Low 93°F
Wind
15 mph (gust 17 mph)
Humidity
68%
Probability of Precipitation
100%
Cloud cover
48%
Sunrise / Sunset
6:56 AM • 7:18 PM
Other ships at location:
Royal Caribbean Utopia of the Seas
11,157 total passengers
Day 5
Sea Day
Monday Sep. 14, 2026
At Sea: Perfect Day at CocoCay, Bahamas → Port Canaveral, Florida
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Day 6
Tuesday Sep. 15, 2026
Port Canaveral, Florida
Weather forecast available now for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Sep. 8, 2026 for free users.
Other ships at location:
Royal Caribbean Oasis Of The Seas
10,888 total passengers
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