Carnival Glory Eastern Caribbean
No longer offering the "booze cruises" of the past, Carnival today offers exciting options for travelers of all ages. Around the clock dining and entertainment options, the largest inside staterooms at sea and a high-energy yet very accessible cruise director make the "Glory" a top choice for a seven-night Eastern Caribbean cruise. The cruise leaves from Port Canaveral in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Disney Wonder Bahamas
Magical family memories await you on the "Disney Wonder," alternating three- and four-night itineraries to the Bahamas from Port Canaveral, located in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Dedicated areas for kids, adults and families, and the ability to combine your cruise with a land-based Walt Disney World vacation make this an excellent option.
Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas Western Caribbean
Royal Caribbean is known for rock climbing walls, ice skating rinks and even onboard surfing lessons. The Oasis of the Seas, introduced in 2009, sails from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The ship features seven separate "neighborhoods" similar to the lands of a theme park. Each neighborhood boasts activities and entertainment sure to appeal to the whole family.
NCL Norwegian Sun Transatlantic
NCL's Norwegian Sun transatlantic cruise departs from Miami, Florida once each spring. The 15-night cruise offers a relaxing blend of sea days and port visits. Fares are generally quite reasonable, although the cost of return airfare from the disembarkation port of Dover, England must be considered.
Celebrity Constellation Exotic Southern Caribbean
Celebrity X is well-known for luxurious amenities at mass-market prices. On the flagship Celebrity "Constellation," elegant décor, complimentary Welcome Aboard champagne and lectures by an onboard naturalist provide a peaceful, upscale experience. The adventurous itinerary, departing from Miami, Florida, reaches beyond those destinations visited by most budget lines.
Holland America Eurodam Off to Rome
The annual 26-night Off to Rome cruise, departing from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida aboard Holland America's "Eurodam," offers a traditional seafaring experience and exotic ports of call. Holland America has retained many old-fashioned touches, including high tea service and a chiming dinner bell, but the Eurodam, introduced in 2008, is filled with modern amenities.
Regent Seven Seas Mariner South America
Passengers with time to spare will enjoy the 65-night circumnavigation of South America aboard the Regent Seven Seas "Mariner," sailing round trip from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The highlight of the journey is a visit to Antarctica. The ship carries only 700 passengers and 445 crew members, and all staterooms are suites with balconies.
Crystal Serenity Caribbean Combination
Crystal is well-known for its enrichment programs, which feature a variety of onboard lecturers and classes. Although the "Serenity" is the largest of the Crystal ships, it holds only 1,070 passengers. The Caribbean combination cruise, sailing from Miami, Florida, blends a Panama Canal crossing with some of the Caribbean's most exotic ports of call.
Cunard Queen Victoria Panama Canal
Cunard Line has a long and distinguished history as the primary passenger ship line on the North Atlantic. A cruise ship rather than a liner, the "Queen Victoria" retains the elegant décor of her predecessors. Soaking in Cunard's carefully guarded traditions enhances the experience of a Panama Canal crossing, departing from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
Azmara Journey Caribbean
Azmara features all-suite accommodations, butlers for every stateroom and a passenger to crew ratio of just two to one. The line offers a relaxed resort casual dress code and entertainment options designed to exercise the mind, body and soul. The 12-night Caribbean itinerary, departing from Miami, Florida, features exotic destinations that larger ships cannot reach.
