Cruise Port of the Week: Baltimore
Thanks to its inland location on Chesapeake Bay, Baltimore is the closest cruise port for millions of people in both the mid-Atlantic and midwestern United States
Cruise Port of the Week: Houston
The Caribbean Princess has started sailing out of the Bayport Cruise Terminal, 30 miles east of downtown Houston. Norwegian Jewel arrives next October.
Cruise Port of the Week: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Flying south to San Juan to begin your cruise gives you a 1,000 mile head-start over departures from Miami when your destination is the islands of the southern Caribbean
Cruise Port of the Week: Piraeus, Greece
Piraeus is the port city closest to Athens, so it's not much of a surprise that it's one of the busiest cruise ports in Europe
Cruise Port of the Week: Jacksonville
There's only one big cruise ship currently sailing from Jacksonville, but Carnival Fascination is there full-time making 4- and 5-night trips to the Bahamas
Cruise Port of the Week: Barcelona
Barcelona is the home of the Mediterranean's busiest cruise port, with hundreds of departures and visits by cruise ships every year
Cruise Port of the Week: Tampa
Surprisingly, Tampa is one of the world's busier cruise ports, with over 370 cruises scheduled for departure over the next two years
Cruises from Galveston, Texas
The newest addition to the Cruise Guide Network is the Galveston Cruise Guide. Galveston isn’t among the most well-known cruise departure points, but that could change over the next couple…
Norfolk Cruise Terminal Added
Fixing an omission, we’ve added the cruise terminal in Norfolk, Virginia to our list of over 90,000 searchable landmarks. Officially called the “Half Moone Cruise and Celebration Center”, it’s both…