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The lineup spans ultra-luxury yachts, exploration ships, premium mid-sized vessels and mainstream megaships.
Newcomers in PortMiami's winter cruise schedule include Ponant Explorations' L'Austral and Explora Journeys' Explora III in October, Orient Express Sailing Yachts' Orient Express Corinthian, Silversea's Silver Shadow, The Ritz Carlton Yacht Collection's Ilma and Emerald Cruises' Emerald Sakara in November.
Other new arrivals include Silversea's Silver Ray, Azamara Quest, Four Seasons I and Silver Dawn in December.
2027 will see Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber and Silver Nova in January, Silver Spirit and Carnival Firenze in February 2027, Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Aura in June and Royal Caribbean's Hero of the Seas in August.
"The upcoming season reflects the enduring strength of cruise tourism in Miami Dade County," Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said. "Cruising has deep roots here. It began in Miami and continues to flourish. These new ship arrivals demonstrate how PortMiami remains at the forefront of the industry and a defining gateway for travelers from around the world."
"The port's continued momentum highlights our longstanding partnerships with cruise brands," PortMiami Director/CEO Jonathan Daniels said. "Miami has long been recognized as the heart of modern cruising. Welcoming this diverse array of ships reinforces that legacy and underscores how PortMiami continues to shape the cruise experience while supporting tourism and economic growth throughout the region."
During fiscal 2026, ended Sept. 30, Miami regained its world's busiest cruise port title, chalking up more than 10m passenger movements.
The port is among Miami-Dade County's largest economic engines, contributing $61b annually to the local economy and supporting more than 340,000 jobs.
