What is included in the cruise fare?

Standard cruise fares include your cabin, onboard meals at main dining venues, most non-specialty entertainment, use of pools and common facilities, and transport between ports of call. Gratuities, specialty dining, alcoholic drinks, shore excursions and onboard spa services are typically billed separately.

How far in advance should I book this cruise?

For popular sailings, booking 6–12 months ahead typically gives the best cabin selection and fares. Last-minute discounts can appear 30–60 days before departure when the cruise line wants to fill remaining cabins on Explorer of the Seas.

What documents do I need to board?

Most international itineraries require a passport valid for at least six months beyond your return date. Closed-loop sailings that depart and return to the same U.S. port from Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida may accept a government-issued photo ID plus a certified birth certificate for U.S. citizens — always verify with the cruise line.

Can I change or cancel my booking?

Change and cancellation policies depend on Royal Caribbean's fare type and how close you are to departure. Refundable deposits typically allow changes up to the final-payment date without penalty; closer to sailing, cancellation fees scale up. Review the specific fare rules before booking.

What is a 14-night cruise like?

A 14-night cruise balances relaxing sea days with active port days. You can expect a mix of onboard programming — dining, entertainment, spa and fitness — and multiple shore excursions from Explorer of the Seas. Pack for both formal nights and casual deck days.

Explorer of the Seas 14-night Spain & Portugal Transatlantic from Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida, Apr 26, 2027

Royal Caribbean · Explorer of the Seas · Apr 26, 2027 – May 10, 2027

Visit Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida, Madeira (Funchal), Portugal, Seville (Cadiz), Spain, Malaga, Spain, Cartagena, Spain and 2 more ports

Departure Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida

Return Barcelona, Spain

Duration 14 Nights

From $729 pp

Itinerary

Day 1

Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida Arrives 12:00 AM · Departs 5:00 PM
Day 2

At Sea Arrives 12:00 AM · Departs 12:00 AM
Day 3

At Sea Arrives 12:00 AM · Departs 12:00 AM
Day 4

At Sea Arrives 12:00 AM · Departs 12:00 AM
Day 5

At Sea Arrives 12:00 AM · Departs 12:00 AM
Day 6

At Sea Arrives 12:00 AM · Departs 12:00 AM
Day 7

At Sea Arrives 12:00 AM · Departs 12:00 AM
Day 8

At Sea Arrives 12:00 AM · Departs 12:00 AM
Day 9

Madeira (Funchal), Portugal Arrives 10:00 AM · Departs 8:00 PM
Day 10

At Sea Arrives 12:00 AM · Departs 12:00 AM
Day 11

Seville (Cadiz), Spain Arrives 8:00 AM · Departs 6:00 PM
Day 12

Malaga, Spain Arrives 8:00 AM · Departs 6:00 PM
Day 13

Cartagena, Spain Arrives 8:00 AM · Departs 5:00 PM
Day 14

Palma de Mallorca Arrives 8:00 AM · Departs 6:00 PM
Day 15

Barcelona, Spain Arrives 5:00 AM · Departs 12:00 AM

Cabin Prices

Prices as of 2026-10-19.

Prices per person, based on double occupancy in USD.

Inside $729

Ocean View $771

Balcony $1834

Suite $7009

Ports of Call

Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida
Madeira (Funchal), Portugal
Seville (Cadiz), Spain
Malaga, Spain
Cartagena, Spain
Palma de Mallorca
Barcelona, Spain

About This Cruise

14-night Royal Caribbean Explorer of the Seas cruise from Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida to Madeira (Funchal), Portugal, Seville (Cadiz), Spain,…

Cruise Line Royal Caribbean

Ship Explorer of the Seas

Frequently asked questions

What is included in the cruise fare?: Standard cruise fares include your cabin, onboard meals at main dining venues, most non-specialty entertainment, use of pools and common facilities, and transport between ports of call. Gratuities, specialty dining, alcoholic drinks, shore excursions and onboard spa services are typically billed separately.
How far in advance should I book this cruise?: For popular sailings, booking 6–12 months ahead typically gives the best cabin selection and fares. Last-minute discounts can appear 30–60 days before departure when the cruise line wants to fill remaining cabins on Explorer of the Seas.
What documents do I need to board?: Most international itineraries require a passport valid for at least six months beyond your return date. Closed-loop sailings that depart and return to the same U.S. port from Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida may accept a government-issued photo ID plus a certified birth certificate for U.S. citizens — always verify with the cruise line.
Can I change or cancel my booking?: Change and cancellation policies depend on Royal Caribbean's fare type and how close you are to departure. Refundable deposits typically allow changes up to the final-payment date without penalty; closer to sailing, cancellation fees scale up. Review the specific fare rules before booking.
What is a 14-night cruise like?: A 14-night cruise balances relaxing sea days with active port days. You can expect a mix of onboard programming — dining, entertainment, spa and fitness — and multiple shore excursions from Explorer of the Seas. Pack for both formal nights and casual deck days.