AIDAdiva Skips Bermuda, Diverts to Port Canaveral Amid Tropical System
After calling at Port Canaveral, AIDAdiva continued to the Bahamas; its revised 20-day Caribbean voyage is scheduled to end in Montego Bay, Jamaica, on November 22.
AIDA Cruises diverted AIDAdiva to Port Canaveral, Florida, because of a developing tropical weather system in the Atlantic, dropping a Bermuda call scheduled for November 4, 2026. The ship altered course southward to avoid the expected adverse conditions.
AIDAdiva departed New York on November 2 for a 20-day Caribbean voyage. Under the revised itinerary, the vessel docked at Port Canaveral before continuing to the Bahamas. No AIDA Cruises executive was quoted in the update.
It is not the first weather disruption to a Bermuda cruise itinerary this year. In October, Royal Caribbean redirected Independence of the Seas and Vision of the Seas from Bermuda to Canada, while Virgin Voyages’ Valiant Lady substituted Saint John, New Brunswick, for its planned Bermuda visit.
After the Bahamas, AIDAdiva continues its Caribbean program, with the voyage scheduled to end in Montego Bay, Jamaica, on November 22.
