Royal Caribbean Wonder of the Seas

About this ship

The Wonder of the Seas, the largest ship in Royal Caribbean's Oasis Class, accommodates approximately 5,734 passengers. It's renowned for its diverse onboard experiences, including the Ultimate Abyss slide and the Central Park neighborhood, making it ideal for families and adventure seekers alike. Its unique feature is the ship's stunning open-air park, offering a slice of nature at sea.

Bahamas and Perfect Day • 4 nights • Departs May. 11, 2026

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Day 1

Monday May. 11, 2026

Miami, Florida

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

Other ships at location: Carnival Sunrise, Royal Caribbean Freedom Of The Seas, Norwegian Getaway, MSC Seaside, Virgin Voyages Resilient Lady

24,173 total passengers

Day 2

Tuesday May. 12, 2026

Perfect Day at CocoCay, Bahamas

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

Other ships at location: Royal Caribbean Oasis Of The Seas

11,134 total passengers

Day 3

Wednesday May. 13, 2026

Nassau, Bahamas

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

Other ships at location: Carnival Glory, Carnival Sunshine, Royal Caribbean Jewel Of The Seas, MSC Seashore

18,366 total passengers

Day 4

Sea Day

Thursday May. 14, 2026

At Sea: Nassau, Bahamas → Miami, Florida

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

Day 5

Friday May. 15, 2026

Miami, Florida

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

Other ships at location: Norwegian Getaway, MSC Seaside

13,896 total passengers

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