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Massive Swinger Cruise Sets Sail Through Caribbean With Nearly 5,800 Passengers

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The Wonder of the Seas, a Royal Caribbean vessel typically welcoming families and mainstream vacationers, has been entirely chartered for a specialized cruise catering to couples interested in the swinger lifestyle. According to reporting from Guadeloupe La 1ère, the seven-night voyage departing Miami on November 9, 2026, has attracted 5,802 registered passengers, with the cruise fully booked since March 2026.

Participants hail from 47 countries, though the majority are U.S.-based, with more than half of passengers falling between 45 and 59 years old, according to CNN Travel reporting cited by the outlet. The cruise is restricted to couples aged 21 and older, whether experienced in the lifestyle or simply curious to explore it. Pricing for the voyage ranges from $1,630 to over $21,000 per person depending on cabin category.

During the week at sea, several ship facilities have been repurposed for the specialized clientele. A comedy club has been converted into a space for sadomasochistic practices, while conference center areas have been outfitted with beds for intimate gatherings. Select pools and deck areas are designated for naturism. Themed evening events are scheduled throughout the voyage, with all intimate activities confined to designated spaces and requiring explicit consent. Passengers violating house rules face disembarkation at port stops.

The itinerary includes two Caribbean stops: Willemstad in Curaçao on November 12 and Oranjestad in Aruba on November 13, before returning to Miami on November 16. These Dutch Caribbean islands represent the sole port calls for this specialized seven-night sailing.

The cruise industry has expanded significantly across the Caribbean, with multiple vessels operating throughout the 2026-2027 season. Guadeloupe and other Caribbean territories have seen increased cruise traffic as part of broader tourism recovery efforts in the region.

While the Wonder of the Seas makes scheduled stops in Curaçao and Aruba, this specialized cruise represents a niche tourism segment distinct from mainstream Caribbean cruise operations. The story reflects evolving cruise industry diversification and the region’s role as a destination for varied travel experiences.

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