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Royal Caribbean adds Cuba sailings
Tuesday, 06 Feb, 2017
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Royal Caribbean has added additional sailings for its soon to launch first season to Cuba.
The season is now extended through November 4 after receiving approval from Cuban authorities.
The line had only been granted permission for an initial three sailings in April and May.
The inaugural cruise departs PortMiami on April 19 which calls at Havana and Puerto Costa Maya in Mexico.
The additional eight voyages depart from Tampa on the renovated Empress of the Seas.
Reservations are now live for the extra sailings.
These are for four-to-seven night durations, some of which include overnighting in Havana.
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