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Loading Travel Forecast…Loading Travel Forecast…Loading Travel Forecast…Join Royal Caribbean Cruises's Independence Of The Seas for a 7-night voyage on the Eastern Caribbean Cruise route, setting out from Miami, Florida on March 21, 2027. It's a classic Caribbean cruise. Travelers sailing in March can generally expect warm, sunny weather with gentle trade winds. Ports of call include Miami, Florida, San Juan, Puerto Rico, St Thomas, US Virgin Islands, with 2 more along the way. The forecasts below break the weather down port by port.
Miami, Florida is a scheduled port of call on day 1 of the 7-night Eastern Caribbean Cruise cruise on Independence Of The Seas. Expected weather: partially cloudy with highs near 76°F.
Day 2 of 8 is a day at sea aboard Independence Of The Seas, cruising between ports on the Eastern Caribbean Cruise itinerary.
Day 3 of 8 is a day at sea aboard Independence Of The Seas, cruising between ports on the Eastern Caribbean Cruise itinerary.
San Juan, Puerto Rico is a scheduled port of call on day 4 of the 7-night Eastern Caribbean Cruise cruise on Independence Of The Seas. Expected weather: partially cloudy with highs near 79°F.
St Thomas, US Virgin Islands is a scheduled port of call on day 5 of the 7-night Eastern Caribbean Cruise cruise on Independence Of The Seas. Expected weather: partially cloudy with highs near 77°F.
Puerto Plata/Amber Cove, Dominican Republic is a scheduled port of call on day 6 of the 7-night Eastern Caribbean Cruise cruise on Independence Of The Seas. Expected weather: partially cloudy with highs near 84°F.
Day 7 of 8 is a day at sea aboard Independence Of The Seas, cruising between ports on the Eastern Caribbean Cruise itinerary.
Miami, Florida is a scheduled port of call on day 8 of the 7-night Eastern Caribbean Cruise cruise on Independence Of The Seas. Expected weather: partially cloudy with highs near 76°F.
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