10-Night MIAMI to MIAMI | Luxury Cruise with REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES | Departure: December 10, 2025

Once one of Jamaica’s busiest ports in the 18th and 16th centuries, Falmouth today retains the classic charm of a historic Caribbean town. Stroll through the old town and you’ll find immaculately preserved Georgian mansions interspersed with rustic gingerbread houses.

Not only famous for its heritage architecture, Falmouth also attracts visitors with its relaxed atmosphere and unique local cuisine. You can enjoy the spicy jerk chicken at the stalls and restaurants along the harbor - an experience not to be missed when coming to this colorful tropical country.

Chartreuse
Modern French cuisine, serving exquisite dishes and fine wines.

Coffee Connection
Relaxing space with complimentary coffee, pastries, fruit and snacks throughout the day.

Compass Rose
Main restaurant on board with a varied menu of European style, kosher and vegetarian dishes.

The Veranda
Breakfast and lunch buffet with regional specialties, pizza area and outdoor tables.

Pool Grill
Comfortable outdoor dining space with burgers, grilled seafood and ice cream.

Prime 7
High-class American-style steakhouse, serving premium beef in a luxurious space.

Sette Mari at La Veranda
Italian restaurant for dinner, order from antipasti to pasta, paired with a selection of wines.

Located at the confluence of rivers flowing into the sea, Belize City was a hub for the trade of precious timbers such as logwood and mahogany during British colonial rule from the 17th century. Although it only became independent in 1981 and the British military presence ended in 1994, the city retains much of its rich history. Today, Belize City is a gateway to a world of pristine tropical nature, diverse cultures, and a tumultuous Central American past.

In addition, visitors can choose to participate in special extracurricular activities (excursion) to further explore the natural beauty and culture of Belize.

Nestled on the Caribbean coast, Costa Maya is the perfect destination for those who love a mix of ancient cultural exploration and pristine nature. Unlike the more crowded ruins near Cancun, the area is home to lesser-known Mayan ruins such as Chacchoben and Kohunlich , which remain wild and mysterious. The Mexican government is also working to develop community-based ecotourism in the area – from nature reserves to indigenous cultural experiences – to preserve heritage and improve the lives of the people.

The largest of the Bay Islands, Roatán welcomes visitors with its blue waters, white sands and stunning coral reefs . It is a paradise for beach lovers and divers, boasting a diverse marine ecosystem , underwater caves and rare pillar corals. Its relaxed, warm and friendly atmosphere makes it an ideal stopover in the heart of the Caribbean.

Mexico's largest inhabited island, Cozumel gained global fame after ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau hailed its coral reefs as some of the world's most beautiful ecosystems in 1959. In addition to diving, visitors can explore Mayan cultural heritage , white-sand beaches , and vibrant neighborhoods. Visit the ancient sacred center of Chichen Itza , or hike through the Faro Celerain ecological reserve with its mangroves and Mayan ruins. Don't forget to shop for local specialties such as jewelry, cigars, tequila, and handicrafts at Rafael Melgar Avenue and Plaza del Sol.

A day at sea is the perfect time to relax and enjoy the many amenities on board: Relax with gentle sports on the deck; Quiet space for playing cards or small group meetings; Sunbathe, take a dip in the pool and enjoy a cool cocktail.

End your trip with a day exploring the vibrant city of Miami, where year-round sunshine, striking Art Deco architecture and diverse culture meet.

Goodbye - but not far away. Memories of the Caribbean, vibrant cultures, exquisite dining and timeless moments will be with you forever.