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World cruises and extended voyages from Florida

39 sailings of 32 nights or more leave Florida in the window we track, from PortMiami and Port Everglades. They run from 33 to 181 nights, on 8 cruise lines.

These are kept off the cruise-length pages on purpose: one 181-night voyage in a bucket of two-week sailings distorts every figure in it. This is where they live instead.

The headline fares are large because you are buying months, not days. Per night, the cheapest here is $142 a night on Queen Anne — against a median of $127 a night across every other sailing on this site.

These voyages do not come back

Nearly all of them finish somewhere other than Florida — Athens, Dover, Barcelona — so the fare buys a one-way voyage and you fly home. Our partner's feed carries the departure port but not the arrival port, so where a sailing is not a round trip the table shows "ends" and the date, never "back". Check the final port with the cruise line before you book flights.

Schedule last updated 2026-10-19 · Dates can change — verify with the cruise line before booking.
Voyages
39
Longest
181 nights
Lowest total
$5,287
From, per night
$142

Every extended voyage, longest first

By cruise line, dearest per night first

All lines
Extended voyages from Florida by cruise line
Line Voyages Length From, per night
Regent Seven Seas Cruises 1 42n $969
Viking 2 141–169n $496
Seabourn 4 35–120n $489
Oceania Cruises 4 37–181n $382
Azamara 7 41–176n $305
Holland America Line 7 35–129n $194
Princess Cruises 6 36–129n $147
Cunard 8 33–113n $142

Ranked by the cheapest per-night rate each line offers on these voyages, which tracks the luxury order you would expect. It says nothing about what is included — several of these fares bundle flights, excursions, drinks and gratuities that a mainstream fare does not.

Where they leave from

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No extended voyages currently leave Port Canaveral, Tampa, and Jacksonville. Those ports run short and week-long itineraries only.

World cruises from Florida — questions

What counts as a world cruise from Florida?

On this page, any sailing of 32 nights or more. That covers true circumnavigations — the 181-night Oceania Aurelia voyage is the longest we list — and the shorter grand voyages and repositioning runs that share their character. We list 39 of them, from PortMiami and Port Everglades.

Do world cruises return to Florida?

Mostly not, and this is the thing to check before anything else. They leave from Florida and finish somewhere else entirely — Athens, Dover, Barcelona — so you are buying a one-way voyage plus a flight home. Our partner's feed gives us the departure port but not the arrival port, so where a sailing is not a round trip we show the end date and say "ends" rather than "back". Confirm the final port with the line before booking flights.

How much does a world cruise from Florida cost?

Lead-in fares run from $5,287 for 36 nights up to $95,399. Per night that is $142 at the cheapest — on Queen Anne — which is less per night than plenty of week-long sailings. These are starting rates recorded 2026-10-19, not live quotes.

Why are the headline prices so high?

Because you are buying three to six months of accommodation, food and transport at once, and most of these are luxury lines. Judge them per night instead: the extended voyages here start at $142 a night against a median of $127 across every other sailing on the site. Several also bundle things a normal fare does not — business-class flights, shore excursions, drinks, gratuities — so compare what is included before comparing the numbers.

Which lines run world cruises from Florida?

Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Viking, Seabourn, Oceania Cruises, Azamara, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, and Cunard. Regent Seven Seas Cruises is the most expensive per night of these; Cunard the least.

When do they depart?

Almost all in late December and January — world cruises are built around the southern summer. 39 sailings across the window we track, the earliest on Thu, Dec 17, 2026.

Sources

Schedules and fares are published by the cruise lines and ports above. We compile and date them; they are the authority. Confirm before booking.