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Fans of Zumba—the high-energy fitness program that incorporates Latin-inspired dance moves—have a chance to work up a sweat on the high seas.
After a seven-year hiatus, the Zumba Cruise is slated to return in 2026. Offered aboard Norwegian Pearl, the voyage is scheduled for March 9-13 and will travel from Miami to Cozumel.
Top Zumba instructors will join the sailing to offer a variety of classes. Guests can also expect specialty workouts, themed dance parties, entertainment, surprise artist performances and more.
“There’s truly nothing like the Zumba Cruise—the energy, the passion, the sheer joy of thousands of people dancing together at sea,” says Carolina Moraes, chief marketing officer of Zumba. “This is one of our most sought-after events, and for years, our instructors and students have been asking for its return. We’re beyond excited to finally bring it back and open it to the public so everyone can experience the magic firsthand."
Sarah Kuta is a writer and editor based in Longmont, Colorado. Her work has appeared in Travel+Leisure, Conde Nast Traveler,...
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