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With 21 departure ports, 16 of them in the continental U.S., your vacation starts the minute you step on board. Like the sound of that? Then keep reading. Because with ports around the country, many within just a short drive, getting to any one of our jaw-dropping destinations is easy. No flights, no airport security line hassles and no baggage handling fees. Not to mention you’ll save more of your precious vacation time. So all you need to do is pick a port and go.


Sydney, NS, Canada Saint John, NB, Canada Halifax, NS, Canada Portland BOSTON NEW YORK BALTIMORE NORFOLK


NEW ORLEANS GALVESTON


Gulf of Mexico Progreso, Yucatan


Costa Maya Cozumel


Belize


Grand Cayman


Falmouth


Montego Ocho Rios Bay


Mahogany Bay, Isla Roatan Caribbean Sea Limon Puntarenas 21


Panama Canal (Transit) Colon


Aruba Cartagena Curaçao


CHARLESTON JACKSONVILLE PORT CANAVERAL (ORLANDO)


TAMPA MIAMI Key West Nassau


Grand Turk Half Moon Cay


King’s Wharf, Bermuda Atlantic Ocean


FT. LAUDERDALE (PORT EVERGLADES) Freeport


St. Thomas SAN JUAN


Catalina Island, D.R. La Romana


Tortola St. Kitts St. Lucia


St. Maarten Antigua


Dominica Barbados


CARIBBEAN, THE BAHAMAS AND BERMUDA Destinations Map Legend


DEPARTURE PORTS CANADA AND NEW ENGLAND


MEXICO HAWAII ALASKA EUROPE

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