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Vision of the Seas — Apr 5, 2027 sailing

Vision of the Seas departs St. Thomas on Apr 5, 2027 for a 9-night cruise, visiting St. Croix, Philipsburg, Antigua, Roseau, Castries and more, and ends in Miami on Apr 14, 2027.

The busiest port day on this sailing is St. Croix on Apr 6, 2027, rated A Little Crowded with ~2,048 passengers in port.

DayDatePortTimesCrowds in port
Day 1Apr 5St. Thomas08:00–17:00—
Day 2Apr 6St. Croix08:00–17:00A Little Crowded Day view
Day 3Apr 7Philipsburg08:00–17:00Not Crowded Day view
Day 4Apr 8Antigua08:00–17:00Not Crowded Day view
Day 5Apr 9Roseau08:00–17:00Not Crowded Day view
Day 6Apr 10Castries08:00–17:00Not Crowded Day view
Day 7Apr 11Basseterre08:00–17:00Not Crowded Day view
Day 8Apr 12At sea
Day 9Apr 13At sea
Day 10Apr 14Miami06:00–Not Crowded Day view

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Common questions

How long is the Vision of the Seas cruise departing Apr 5, 2027?

This Vision of the Seas sailing is 9 nights, departing Apr 5, 2027 and ending Apr 14, 2027.

Where does Vision of the Seas go on this sailing?

Vision of the Seas departs St. Thomas, calls at St. Croix, Philipsburg, Antigua, Roseau, Castries, Basseterre, and ends in Miami.

What is the busiest port on this Vision of the Seas sailing?

St. Croix on Apr 6, 2027 is the busiest stop, rated A Little Crowded with ~2,048 passengers in port that day.

Built from published cruise-line itineraries (unofficial). Crowd ratings come from each port's schedule data.