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Harmony of the Seas cruise ship

Royal Caribbean

Harmony of the Seas

23 Dec 2026 · 7 nights · from Orlando

Orlando → Philipsburg, St. Maarten → San Juan → Perfect Day at Cococay → Orlando

From£2,799per person · Inside

Cabin prices

Flights included from London Gatwick, Newcastle upon Tyne

Updated 21 Oct, 02:00

Inside
£2,799per person
Outside+£150 from Inside
£2,949per person
Balcony+£50 from Outside
£2,999per person
Suite+£3,180 from Balcony
£6,179per person

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Itinerary

Orlando → Philipsburg, St. Maarten → San Juan → Perfect Day at Cococay → Orlando

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1
23 DecOrlandoUnited States
4
26 DecPhilipsburg, St. MaartenNetherlands Antilles
5
27 DecSan JuanPuerto Rico
7
29 DecPerfect Day at CococayBahamas
8
30 DecOrlandoUnited States
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