Liberty of the Seas — Upcoming Port Calls & Shore Excursions

Royal Caribbean International’s Liberty of the Seas sails a Caribbean itinerary with recorded calls at 120 ports and offers over 300 active tours across four destinations. This guide focuses strictly on the shore experiences available during the voyage.

Ports of Call & Shore Experiences

Belize City, Belize – The port serves as a gateway to Belize’s natural attractions. Travelers can explore ancient Maya ruins like Altun Ha, take riverboat tours through mangrove-lined waterways, or visit the Belize Barrier Reef for snorkeling and diving. Shore excursions often include cave tubing through limestone caverns or wildlife spotting at the Community Baboon Sanctuary.

Cozumel, Mexico – This island port offers beach-focused activities and cultural tours. Visitors can snorkel in clear waters at Palancar Reef or Chankanaab Park, visit Mayan archaeological sites like San Gervasio, or take a ferry to the mainland for Tulum ruins. Shopping for local crafts and tequila tasting are common shore stops.

George Town, Grand Cayman – Known for its calm waters and marine life, George Town excursions include swimming with stingrays at Stingray City, snorkeling at Coral Reef, or visiting the Cayman Turtle Centre. The port also offers guided tours of the island’s botanical gardens and historical sites like the Cayman Islands National Museum.

Roatan, Honduras – This Bay Islands port is a hub for diving and eco-tours. Shore excursions include snorkeling at West Bay Beach, zip-lining through tropical forests, visiting the Roatan Institute for Marine Sciences, or exploring the island’s wildlife sanctuaries. Guided tours to the Garifuna community provide cultural insight.