<strong>MIAMI -- </strong>Passengers aboard a Carnival cruise ship spotted seven Cuban migrants floating on a raft near Miami on Saturday. <p>&nbsp;</p>Two women were on the 10th floor of the ship &quot;Valor&quot; when they spotted the raft about 5:45 p.m. The ship was returning from a seven-day Caribbean cruise. <p>&nbsp;</p>The women said they were able to communicate with the group of six men and one woman by shouting. The Cubans gave the women a phone number to relatives in Miami, and asked them to let family members know they were alive. <table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%" class="storyAd"><tbody><tr><td class="storyAdObj"><!-- Begin Ad tag: square--><span class="adObj adsquare"></span><!-- End Ad tag: square-->&nbsp;</td></tr></tbody></table><p>&nbsp;</p>Ship workers contacted the Coast Guard and provided the dehydrated Cubans bottled water, Carnival said. The ship stood by until a Coast Guard cutter arrived, then continued to Miami. <p>&nbsp;</p>Passengers took photos of the Cubans, who said they had been in the water for about five days. <p>&nbsp;</p>It is unlikely the migrants will be allowed to stay. The U.S. has a wet foot/dry foot policy regarding Cuban migrants. Those who reach U.S. soil are generally allowed to stay. Those intercepted at sea are returned to Cuba.