Legend Of The Seas — Upcoming Port Calls & Shore Excursions

Royal Caribbean International’s Legend Of The Seas sails a Caribbean and Dominican Republic itinerary with 90 recorded calls across seven ports. Travelers can explore 300 active shore excursions at these destinations, each offering distinct coastal experiences.

Ports of Call & Shore Experiences

• Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic: This southwestern port offers access to white-sand beaches and the nearby Sierra de Bahoruco mountains. Shore excursions typically include beach breaks, coastal snorkeling, and visits to local salt flats or the Pedernales border area.
• Cabo Rojo-Pedernales: A shared docking point near the Haitian border. Tours here often focus on nature reserves, bird-watching in the dry forest, or cultural visits to the town of Pedernales.
• Cozumel, Mexico: A top Caribbean cruise port. Excursions range from reef snorkeling and scuba diving (e.g., Palancar Reef) to Mayan ruin tours on the mainland (Tulum or Chichén Itzá) via ferry, plus beach clubs and tequila tastings.
• Labadee, Haiti: Royal Caribbean’s private resort peninsula. Activities include zip-lining over the bay, kayaking, jet-skiing, or relaxing on designated beaches like Columbus Cove. No visa required for cruise guests.
• Oranjestad, Aruba: The Dutch-influenced capital. Shore trips cover Eagle Beach, Arikok National Park hikes, catamaran sails, or snorkeling at shipwreck sites like the Antilla. Also: shopping for local aloe products.
• Roatan, Honduras: Part of the Bay Islands. Popular excursions include snorkeling or diving the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, ziplining through jungle canopy, touring Gumbalimba Park, or visiting West Bay Beach.
• Willemstad, Curaçao: Known for pastel-colored Dutch architecture. Excursions feature swimming at Playa Kenepa, exploring the Hato Caves, snorkeling at Tugboat Beach, or crossing the Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge for shopping and local liqueur tasting.