A cruise from Florida can take you to a small Bahamian island surrounded by water so clear that it has the nickname “Bimini Blues.” The Bimini Islands, sometimes also called the “Biminis,” are a line of islands located in the[…]
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Puerto Limon, often known as Port Limon, is the capital of Limon Province and a center of activity with a strong blend of tourism and culture. Limon is also a popular stop for cruise liners traveling through the Panama Canal,[…]
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St. George’s is a popular Caribbean cruise destination and the capital city of the southern Caribbean island of Grenada in the West Indies. The town is located on a horseshoe-shaped harbor and is surrounded by the hillside of an old[…]
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Saint Croix is the largest of the four U. S. Virgin Islands in the Caribbean Sea. Ringed by beaches of all shapes and sizes, white sand, turquoise waters St. Croix diverse landscapes allow a wide array of activities for visitors.[…]
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Barbados, the Caribbean’s easternmost island, juggles two diverse cultures to produce a distinct Bajan personality. Barbados is roughly triangular in shape, measuring about 20 miles northwest to southeast and about 15 miles east to west at its widest point. Barbados[…]
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Castries is the capital and largest city of the Caribbean island state of Saint Lucia. It is famous for palm-lined Vigie Beach and as a port of call for cruise lines. Shoppers go to the city’s dozens of boutiques and[…]
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Colon is the capital of Panama’s Colon Province and is located on the Caribbean coast. Colon is one of the Caribbean Sea’s most important ports, thanks to the huge portworks and docks created in the old Canal Zone at Cristobal,[…]
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Cartagena is the capital of Colombia’s Bolivar region and is located on the Caribbean Sea’s coast in northern Colombia. Cartagena de Indias, framed by its breathtaking harbor, is one of the most beautiful and well-preserved cities in the Americas. Cartagena[…]
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On the northern Atlantic coast of the Dominican Republic, you’ll find the city of San Felipe de Puerto Plata, which serves as the provincial capital. Enjoy the all-inclusive beach resorts that line the beachfront at Puerto Plata, which was the[…]
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Progreso is a port city in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula on the northwest coast. It is one of the newest ports for large cruise ships and a common port of call on Western Caribbean itineraries, including those departing from Florida’s ports.[…]
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If you’ve always wanted to sail the lovely Bahamas from Florida, MSC Cruises has now made it easier. MSC Cruises has launched its own private island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, in the Bahamas. Ocean Cay, located 65 miles east[…]
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Roseau, the capital of Dominica, lies on the island’s south west coast. Most cruise ships anchor at a dedicated dock in the centre, although a few may tie up in the Port of Woodbridge Bay about a mile further north.[…]
Read moreGeorge Town, located on Grand Cayman, is the Cayman Islands’ capital and largest city. Tenders, sometimes known as shuttle boats, carry guests ashore from cruise ships that call at George Town. Passengers disembark in George Town, the heart of Grand[…]
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Bonaire is a Caribbean island located in the Leeward Antilles. It is part of the ABC Islands Group, which also includes Aruba and Curacao. Kralendijk is the capital of Bonaire. Bonaire National Marine Park protects its reef-lined coast. Aside from[…]
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La Romana is a port city on the Caribbean coast of the Dominican Republic. Historically, commercial ships carrying sugar and molasses docked at the Casa de Campo International Tourist Port (Muelle Turstico Internacional Casa de Campo) on the west bank[…]
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Curacao, along with Bonaire and Aruba, form the ABC islands, which are located near the coast of Venezuela. Curacao, a Dutch Caribbean island, is famed for its tucked-away beaches and enormous coral reefs teeming with marine life. Curacao has two[…]
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Curacao, Dutch Caribbean The insular shelf of Curacao island boasts a dramatic drop-off known as the “Blue Edge,” which is popular with scuba diving tourists. Curacao’s warm waters and coral reefs, like those of its sister islands Aruba and Bonaire,[…]
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Aruba, a tiny Dutch Caribbean island off the coast of Venezuela in the southern Caribbean Sea, has dry, sunny weather, blond beaches, and gentle surf. Because of that, Aruba is a very popular port of call for cruise ships. Ships[…]
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Aruba – Pearl in the Caribbean Aruba’s beaches are probably one of the biggest attractions on the island but there is much more to Aruba than fun in the sun on the beaches. Aruba offers plenty of other attractions and[…]
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St. John’s is the capital, largest city and key port of the Caribbean island nation of Antigua and Barbuda. The city is home to the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, with exhibits on indigenous tribes and plantation life. The city[…]
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Punta Cana, Dominican Republic As a beach destination, many of the popular excursions in Punta Cana are near the water. These activities include snorkeling, windsurfing, banana boat rides, speedboats, scuba diving, catamaran cruises, party boats, deep sea fishing, as well[…]
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Punta Cana is a resort town at the easternmost province of the Dominican Republi, abuts the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a region known for its 20 miles stretch of beaches and clear waters. The Bavaro area and[…]
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Historically Santiago de Cuba has long been the second-most important city on the island after Havana, and still remains the second-largest. It is on a bay connected to the Caribbean Sea and is an important sea port. Santiago de Cuba[…]
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Cruises to Santiago de Cuba The second-largest city of Cuba, Santiago de Cuba is the capital of Cuba’s southeastern Santiago de Cuba Province, facing a bay off the Caribbean Sea. Founded by the Spanish in 1515, it’s known for colonial architecture[…]
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Situated on the Caribbean coast of southern-central Cuba, Cienfuegos is a compelling place to visit. Cienfuegos is the first, and an outstanding example of an architectural ensemble representing the new ideas of modernity, hygiene and order in urban planning as[…]
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Cruises to Cienfuegos. Cienfuegos, capital of Cienfuegos Province is a city on Bahía de Cienfuegos, a bay on Cuba’s south coast. It’s known for its colonial-era buildings. Cienfuegos is located about 250 km (160 mi) from Havana and literally translates[…]
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It’s no surprise that the stunning islands of the Bahamas are a favorite choice for cruises in search of warm weather and relaxation. The calm of the Bahamas is always within reach due to its proximity to Florida. The Bahamas[…]
Read more As a small piece of territory linking the North and South American continents, Costa Rica is considered to be in Central America. Costa Rica shares borders with Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the south. It is also bounded[…]
Read more The Dominican Republic, located on the western part of Hispaniola alongside Haiti, is the most popular Caribbean vacation spot. The Dominican Republic is a place that has everything: a mountainous interior, a tropical rain forest, a mangrove swamp, a cultivated[…]
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Montego Bay, Jamaica Montego Bay offers a steady schedule of food and cultural festivals, and some of the Caribbean’s most entertaining beaches, shopping, restaurants and golf courses. MoBay is one of the major cruise ship port in Jamaica with numerous[…]
Read more Located on the northern coast of Jamaica, Montego Bay (MoBay) is the capital of Saint James Parish and a major cruise ship port known for its abundance of beach resorts and golf courses outside its commercial core. Montego Bay is[…]
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Labadee, Royal Caribbean Private Island. Labadee is a small peninsula on the northern coast of Haiti. It is a private beach leased to Royal Caribbean and you can only get there on a Royal Caribbean cruise. The Labadee resort is[…]
Read more Cruises to Labadee. Labadee, a private resort leased to Royal Caribbean Cruises is a port located on the northern coast of Haiti. The inviting beach, coral reefs and exciting amenities provide a perfect place to relax and have fun. A[…]
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Roatan, Honduras Roatan, located near the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the Caribbean Sea’s largest barrier reef, has become a prominent cruise ship, scuba diving, and eco-tourism destination in Honduras. Tourism is the island’s most important economic sector, but fishing is also[…]
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The beautiful Caribbean island of Roatan, the largest of Honduras’ Bay Islands, is about 40 miles off the northern coast of Honduras and is a common stop on Western Caribbean itineraries, particularly those departing from Florida ports. It is the[…]
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St. Maarten, a popular cruise-ship stop is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, an island country on the southern part of a Caribbean island shared with Saint Martin, a French overseas collectivity. The island of Sint Maarten or Saint[…]
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St. Maarten, Leeward Islands St. Maarten is a cultural jewel of the Caribbean, out where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Caribbean Sea. Where people from all walks of life come together to enjoy a variety of cultural experiences like the[…]
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Saint Kitts and the neighbouring island of Nevis constitute one country: the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis. Port Zante is where cruise ship passengers arrive in Basseterre to be greeted by streets full of colourful modern shops selling souvenirs[…]
Read more St. Kitts, Leeward Islands St. Kitts has an irresistible collection of attractions and it is easy to engage with the island through a host of activities. Explore a mighty fortress, climb a (dormant) volcano, ride a narrow gauge railway with[…]
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Santo Tomas de Castilla, Guatemala Cruise ship passengers come to Guatemala primarily to see the Maya culture, which is found across the country. Its proximity to historical monuments and unspoiled scenery attracted cruise ship lines in particular. Trips to the[…]
Read more Santo Tomas de Castilla, also known as Matias de Galvez is a modern port in Guatemala, located just to the southwest of Puerto Barrios, at Amatique Bay off the Gulf of Honduras. Santo Tomas de Castilla only recently began receiving[…]
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Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas Great Stirrup Cay is an unspoiled paradise of magnificent white sandy beaches, majestic coconut palms, and calm, pristine waters where an abundance of colorful marine life inhabits the surrounding coral reefs. Guests can make use of[…]
Read more Great Stirrup Cay is a small island in the Bahamas owned by Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL). It is often used as a stopover for Caribbean cruises from Florida. It is part of the Berry Islands. The island was purchased by[…]
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Tortola, British Virgin Islands Tortola is definitely busy these days, particularly when several cruise ships tie up at the Road Town dock. Passengers crowd the streets and shops, and open-air jitneys filled with them create bottlenecks on the island’s byways.[…]
Read more The largest of the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean is called Tortola. It is made up of a series of islands that are part of the archipelago that makes up the Virgin Islands. The Cruise Pier in Road Town[…]
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St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands. St. Thomas is our most cosmopolitan island, yet it still retains the distinctive atmosphere of a secluded Caribbean paradise. For families or couples, St. Thomas is packed with millions of opportunities for smiles and surprise.[…]
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