November 13, 2026

Legend of the Seas adds Cozumel and Costa Maya to Western Caribbean sailings

Royal Caribbean revised Legend of the Seas' six-night Western Caribbean sailings earlier this year, and the first of them departs November 22 with Cozumel and Costa Maya on consecutive days, replacing Falmouth, Jamaica, and a sea day.

Legend of the Seas sails her first six-night Western Caribbean voyage from Fort Lauderdale on November 22, and it will sail a revised route. Royal Caribbean announced the change in March, revising several of the sailings to add a call at Cozumel, replacing Falmouth, Jamaica, and turning a sea day into a call at Costa Maya. Guests now visit both Mexican ports on consecutive days, with Perfect Day at CocoCay also on the itinerary. The November 22 and December 6 departures are confirmed on the revised schedule, with Cozumel from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Costa Maya the next day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The debut caps a busy first week in Florida for the third Icon-class ship. Legend arrived at Port Everglades on November 7 after a 13-night transatlantic crossing from Barcelona, and she was formally named on November 11, Veterans Day, by godmother retired Air Force General Lori Robinson. Her first eight-night Southern Caribbean sailing departs November 14, calling at Willemstad in Curacao, Oranjestad in Aruba, Cabo Rojo in the Dominican Republic, and Perfect Day at CocoCay.

What it means for your sailing: If you are booked on one of Legend's six-night Western Caribbean sailings from November 22, check your booking for the updated itinerary. The revised sailings now include Cozumel and Costa Maya on back-to-back days instead of Falmouth and an extra sea day, so plan shore excursions for both Mexican ports.