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Spring Break on Norwegian Viva: Galveston to Belize and Back
7-Day Western Caribbean from Galveston: Cozumel, Roatán, Harvest Caye & Costa Maya
March 27 – April 3, 2027 | Norwegian Viva | Roundtrip from Galveston, Texas
Drive to the port, skip the airport, and let Norwegian Viva do the rest. This week covers the best of the Western Caribbean: Cozumel's reefs, Roatán's jungle and turquoise water, a full day on NCL's private island in Belize, and Mayan ruins in Costa Maya. On board, you get one of the newest ships in the fleet, with a go-kart track, dry slides, oceanfront dining, and more open-air space than you'll know what to do with. Four countries, one unpack.
day by day look
CRUISE ITINERARY
Saturday, March 27 | Galveston, Texas (Embark)
Galveston makes the start of the trip easy. It's historic, walkable, and a straight drive for much of Texas and the Gulf South. Arrive early for a stroll down The Strand or a bite on the Seawall, then board Viva and watch the Texas coastline fade behind you.
Grab a first-day lunch at Indulge Food Hall, where you can sample a dozen kinds of food without committing to one.
Toast the sailaway from an Ocean Boulevard bar as the ship pulls out of Galveston Bay.
Sunday, March 28 | At Sea
A full day on the Gulf with nowhere to be. This is the day to explore everything Viva has before the port run starts.
Book a Thermal Suite pass at Mandara Spa and settle in for the day with the saltwater pool, heated loungers, and snow room.
Take a few laps on the Viva Speedway, a three-level go-kart track at sea.
Monday, March 29 | Cozumel, Mexico
Cozumel's water is so clear it doesn't look real. The island sits on some of the most famous reef systems in the Caribbean, with laid-back beach clubs and the colorful town of San Miguel a short ride from the pier.
Snorkel or dive Palancar Reef, where the coral walls drop off into deep blue.
Take the ferry to the mainland and explore the clifftop Mayan ruins of Tulum.
Tuesday, March 30 | Roatán, Honduras
Roatán is lush, green, and surrounded by the second-largest barrier reef in the world. Expect jungle hills, easygoing island energy, and some of the best snorkeling of the week.
Spend the day at West Bay Beach, where the reef starts just steps from the sand.
Meet sloths and monkeys up close at a local wildlife sanctuary.
Wednesday, March 31 | Harvest Caye, Belize
Harvest Caye is Norwegian's private island in southern Belize, built for exactly the kind of day you picture when you book a cruise. Lounge by the huge pool, stake out a spot on the beach, or head to the mainland for rainforest and river adventures.
Soar over the island on the zipline and take on the Flighthouse tower.
Cruise the Monkey River on the mainland and listen for howler monkeys in the canopy.
Thursday, April 1 | Costa Maya, Mexico
Costa Maya is a short morning in port with a big payoff. It's the gateway to ancient Mayan sites deep in the jungle and the barefoot fishing village of Mahahual.
Walk the ruins at Chacchoben, where temples rise above the rainforest.
Grab a beach chair and fresh ceviche along the Mahahual boardwalk.
Friday, April 2 | At Sea
One last day of open water to soak up everything you haven't gotten to yet.
Claim a daybed at Vibe Beach Club, the adults-only sun deck with its own bar and hot tubs.
Take a spin down The Drop and The Rush, the ship's freefall dry slides, then cool off in the Aqua Park.
Saturday, April 3 | Galveston, Texas (Disembark)
Back in Galveston with a tan, a camera roll full of reef photos, and no flight home to worry about.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Cruise Amenities
Dining
Viva makes it easy to eat well every night without paying extra. The complimentary lineup includes Hudson's, a main dining room with floor-to-ceiling ocean views; The Commodore Room for classic sit-down dinners; Indulge Food Hall, where you can order from a dozen stations right from your table; Surfside Café for casual buffet dining; and The Local Bar & Grill, open around the clock. When you want to go big, the specialty restaurants cover everything from steak to sushi: Cagney's Steakhouse, Le Bistro for French classics, Onda by Scarpetta for coastal Italian, Palomar for Mediterranean seafood, Hasuki for teppanyaki with a show, Los Lobos for Mexican, and Food Republic for global small plates.
Entertainment
Catch a Broadway-caliber production in the Viva Theater, then head to Syd Norman's Pour House for live classic rock that runs late.
Spend your evenings bouncing between big main-stage productions in the Viva Theater and live rock at Syd Norman's Pour House.
Start the night with a full-scale production in the Viva Theater and finish it at Syd Norman's Pour House, where the band doesn't do quiet.
Comedy & Game Shows
Press Your Luck Live: Take on the big board in an interactive game show where passengers play for real prizes. No Whammies.
Deal or No Deal: The classic host-led game show, live on stage, with audience contestants competing for cash prizes.
The Improv at Sea: Stand-up sets from guest comedians throughout the sailing, so the laughs don't run out halfway through the week.
Active & Immersive Entertainment
Viva Speedway: A three-level go-kart track that extends out over the ocean. Yes, really.
Galaxy Pavilion: A high-tech virtual reality complex with immersive simulators, virtual roller coasters, and an escape room.
Tee Time & The Bull's Eye: Tech-enhanced mini golf and high-tech darts in a pub setting, made for a little friendly trash talk.
The Drop & The Rush: Ten-story freefall dry slides on the outside of the ship, for anyone who thinks sailing is too relaxing.
Stateroom accommodations — Settle into comfortable, modern staterooms designed for real downtime, with daily service from your stateroom attendant to keep everything refreshed throughout the sailing. Many staterooms feature private balconies for ocean views and fresh air, and you’ll have the convenience of 24-hour room service available (delivery fees/availability vary by fare package).
All port fees and taxes are included.
EXCLUSIVE: Cedar Travel Co Agent personalized assistance through the time you book until you come home.
CHOOSE YOUR CABIN - $100 deposit per person, final payment due November 27, 2026
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