4-night
Caribbean & Bahamas
October 25, 2026
MSC Seashore
Roundtrip from: Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida
Visiting: Orlando - Ocean Cay Marine Reserve (MSC private island) 2 days - Nassau, Bahamas - Orlando
*see pricing breakdown below for pricing info
Onboard Lessons
Day 1: How do ships float?
Make your trip passport
Day 2: Beach hangout, snorkel, evening beach
bonfire and lighthouse laser show
Day 3: Ocean Conservation lesson
Oil spill cleanup science experiment
Day 4: Bahamian History
Junkanoo Masks craft
optional group excursions
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Homeschool beach day
FreeEvening Beach Party and Laser Show
Free -
Snorkel Meetup
free if you have your own mask/gear
$35 to rent gear -
Bahamas food and culture experience
$99 adults
$89 kids
Pricing breakdown
what to expect: deposit, due dates, other costs
get an additional 5-15% off this price
On this voyage, you can score an additional 5-15% off when you sign up for the MSC Status Match Program, or if you are already a member of their loyalty club.
*This price includes your cruise fare and worldschool experience fee.
The deposit $99 per person, which goes towards your total amount. Payments must be made in full by August 17, 2026. If you book after this date, you will be required to pay in full to secure your booking.
Other costs you can expect that will be associated with your trip are: transportation to and from the cruise port, gratuities, excursions, and any optional add-ons to your trip.
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready to book, go ahead and complete the sailor intake form!
Your Questions, Answered-
Your fare includes your stateroom, all meals in the main dining room and buffet, onboard entertainment, access to pools and amenities, and on our group sailings — onboard homeschool activities and learning experiences, already built into the price you see. Specialty restaurants, shore excursions, drinks packages, and gratuities are typically extra.
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Not for “closed loop” cruises- starting and ending port are the same. It’s always a good idea to have passports when traveling out of the country, but you CAN go without it.
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On some cruise lines, yes — but it depends on availability. Certain cabin categories are rated for up to 5 guests, typically using a mix of a sofa bed, pullman (wall-fold) berth, or trundle. These cabins are limited and tend to book up quickly.
If a 5-person cabin isn't available, many families book two adjacent cabins (sometimes connecting) which gives more space and flexibility. Let us know your group size on the inquiry form and we'll check what options are available for your voyage. -
No! You have the flexibility to do whatever you want, whenever you want to! Join us if you feel like it!
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Once you fill out the form, I will contact you to finalize details before collecting payment info. You will pay the cruise fare direct to the cruiseline, and the homeschool fee to Worldschool Cruise Club. Excursions are also booked through Worldschool Cruise Club, but are billed at a later date.