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Miami, Florida

2 Norwegian Cruise Line sailings call here, across 1 ship. Some itineraries also begin here.

MIA port code · Africa, Bahamas, Caribbean, Extraordinary Journeys, Mediterranean, Mexican Riviera, Panama Canal, Transatlantic, Weekend · from $2,998 for one guest · updated Oct 5, 2026

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Norwegian Bliss

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October 2026

Oct 13, 2026 19-Day Panama Canal from Los Angeles to New York: Mexico & Jamaica Norwegian Bliss · 19 nights · from Los Angeles, California $2,998solo, Inside

October 2027

Oct 19, 2027 20-Day Panama Canal from Los Angeles to New York: Mexico & Bahamas Norwegian Bliss · 20 nights · from Los Angeles, California $3,719solo, Studio

Fares are the lowest single-guest price in our capture of Oct 5, 2026, not a live quote, and they change constantly. Miami, Florida is Norwegian Cruise Line's own name for this port; we publish it as they write it so it matches the sailing rows above.