Royal Caribbean Mariner Of The Seas

About this ship

Mariner of the Seas is a Voyager-class cruise ship accommodating approximately 3,114 passengers, renowned for its thrilling amenities like the FlowRider surf simulator and ice-skating rink. Ideal for active families and adventure seekers, it features a distinctive Royal Promenade, a vibrant hub for shopping and dining.

Western Caribbean • 5 nights • Departs Jul. 11, 2026

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Units: Imperial Metric

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Day 1

Saturday Jul. 11, 2026

Galveston, Texas

Port Guide

Weather forecast available on Jun. 26, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 4, 2026 for free users.

Other ships at location: Carnival Dream, Carnival Jubilee

12,160 total passengers

Day 2

Sea Day

Sunday Jul. 12, 2026

At Sea: Galveston, Texas → Costa Maya, Mexico

Weather forecast available on Jun. 27, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 5, 2026 for free users.

Day 3

Monday Jul. 13, 2026

Costa Maya, Mexico

Port Guide

Weather forecast available on Jun. 28, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 6, 2026 for free users.

Other ships at location: Royal Caribbean Enchantment Of The Seas

5,366 total passengers

Day 4

Tuesday Jul. 14, 2026

Cozumel, Mexico

Port Guide

Weather forecast available on Jun. 29, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 7, 2026 for free users.

Other ships at location: Carnival Paradise, Carnival Celebration, Carnival Liberty, Norwegian Escape

17,888 total passengers

Day 5

Sea Day

Wednesday Jul. 15, 2026

At Sea: Cozumel, Mexico → Galveston, Texas

Weather forecast available on Jun. 30, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 8, 2026 for free users.

Day 6

Thursday Jul. 16, 2026

Galveston, Texas

Port Guide

Weather forecast available on Jul. 1, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Jul. 9, 2026 for free users.

Other ships at location: none

3,114 total passengers

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