
Wonder of the Seas: big-ship thrills on a short Bahamas break
Wonder of the Seas (2022) is one of the biggest Oasis-class ships and now sails short Bahamas cruises from Miami all year. A great way to try a mega-ship without committing to a full week.
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The wow factors

Cabins and suites

- Ultimate Family Suite: A multi-level family suite with its own slide and play areas.
- Royal Loft Suite: A two-storey loft at the top of the range.
- AquaTheater Suite: 1 or 2 bedrooms, with a big balcony over the AquaTheater.
- Central Park and Boardwalk View Balcony: Balconies facing into the ship's neighbourhoods.
- Virtual Balcony: Interior cabins with a live ocean view on a floor-to-ceiling screen.
Eat and drink
- Wonderland: Imaginative tasting menu (extra cost).
- The Mason Jar: Southern comfort food (extra cost).
- Hooked Seafood: Seafood (extra cost).
- Chops Grille and Izumi: Steak, sushi and hibachi (extra cost).
Shows and fun
- inTENse: In the AquaTheater.
- Voices: In the main theatre.
- 365: The Seasons: Ice show.
- The Effectors II: Crash 'n' Burn: Superhero show.
Where she sails

Winter 2026/27 and summer 2027: 3- and 4-night Bahamas cruises from Miami all year, calling at Perfect Day at CocoCay and Nassau.
From the UK: Direct flights from London to Miami. Pair it with a Florida stay or a week in Orlando.
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