Cruise Port Guides
Everything you need to know before you step off the ship.
Cozumel
World-class reefs, turquoise water, and the best tacos al pastor in the Caribbean.
Nassau
Pink-sand beaches, colonial history, and Atlantis just a bridge away.
St. Maarten / St. Martin
Two countries, one island — world-famous beach, duty-free shopping, and jet-blast thrills.
Dubrovnik
The Pearl of the Adriatic — medieval walls, Game of Thrones filming locations, and crystal-clear sea.
Santorini
Iconic whitewashed villages, volcanic beaches, and sunsets that people fly across the world to see.
Juneau
Alaska's capital city — glaciers, bears, whale watching, and wilderness right from the pier.
St. Thomas
Duty-free shopping capital of the Caribbean — and a gateway to the world's best snorkelling at Buck Island.
Grand Cayman
Stingray City, Seven Mile Beach, and the clearest water in the western Caribbean.
Ocho Rios
Waterfall climbing, reggae rhythms, jerk chicken, and lush jungle in the heart of Jamaica.
Aruba
Constant trade winds, powder-white beaches, and a sun that almost never stops shining.
Key West
America's southernmost city — Hemingway bars, snorkelling reefs, and the most laid-back vibe in the U.S.
Barcelona
GaudÃ's impossible architecture, world-class tapas, buzzing beaches, and a city that never stops.
Rome (Civitavecchia)
The gateway to Rome — the Colosseum, Vatican, and 2,000 years of history just 90 minutes away.
Athens (Piraeus)
The cradle of Western civilisation — the Acropolis, ancient Agora, and the best street food in Greece.
Kotor
A perfectly preserved medieval city at the foot of dramatic mountains — one of the most beautiful bays in Europe.
Naples & the Amalfi Coast
Pizza's birthplace, Pompeii's ruins, and the most dramatic coastline in the Mediterranean.
Skagway
A Gold Rush ghost town frozen in time — with some of the most spectacular train rides in North America.
Ketchikan
The Salmon Capital of the World — totems, rainforest trails, and floatplanes over misty fjords.
Bergen
Norway's gateway to the fjords — colourful wooden houses, fresh seafood, and mountain funiculars.
San Juan
Pastel colonial streets, a 16th-century fortress, and the birthplace of the piña colada.
St. Lucia
The twin Pitons, the Caribbean's most dramatic landscape, and a drive-in volcano.
Curaçao (Willemstad)
The Caribbean's most colourful capital, world-class wreck diving, and Dutch colonial charm.
Cartagena
A UNESCO walled city of candy-coloured colonial houses, massive Spanish fortresses, and Caribbean warmth.
Mykonos
Iconic windmills, whitewashed Cycladic architecture, and the most glamorous island in Greece.
Kusadasi (Ephesus)
The Library of Celsus, one of the great ancient cities of the world — and all just 20 minutes from the pier.
Lisbon
Tram rides through steep cobblestone hills, pastéis de nata, and one of Europe's most enchanting capitals.
Flåm
A tiny village at the end of Norway's most scenic fjord — and the starting point of one of the world's great railway journeys.
Barbados (Bridgetown)
The most British island in the Caribbean — rum, cricket, coral beaches, and the world's oldest rum distillery.
Belize City
Mayan jungle temples, the world's second-largest barrier reef, and the mysterious Great Blue Hole.
Roatán
The Caribbean's best-value diving — pristine Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, West Bay Beach, and jungle zip-lines.
Antigua
365 beaches — one for every day of the year — plus the most beautifully preserved Georgian naval harbour in the Caribbean.
Grenada (St. George's)
The Spice Isle — nutmeg, Grand Anse Beach, lush rainforest, and the Caribbean's most picturesque harbour capital.
Falmouth
Jamaica's best-preserved Georgian town, gateway to Dunn's River Falls and the Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoon.
Montego Bay
Jamaica's tourist capital — Doctor's Cave Beach, world-class jerk, and the Hip Strip all steps from the pier.
St. Kitts (Basseterre)
A UNESCO fortress, a scenic railway, and an undiscovered gem of the Eastern Caribbean.
Dominica (Roseau)
The Nature Isle of the Caribbean — volcanic hot springs, ancient rainforest, and whale watching unlike anywhere else.
Martinique (Fort-de-France)
The most French place in the Caribbean — boulangeries, rhum agricole, Creole cuisine, and beaches that rival the Riviera.
Tortola (Road Town)
The sailing capital of the Caribbean — pristine BVI waters, Cane Garden Bay, and access to the magical Baths at Virgin Gorda.
Costa Maya
Mexico's quieter Caribbean coast — Mayan ruins, turquoise lagoons, and a genuine fishing village just minutes from the pier.
St. Vincent (Kingstown)
Gateway to the Grenadines — volcanic peaks, the oldest botanical garden in the Western Hemisphere, and the Tobago Cays marine park.
Grand Turk
Turquoise water, a world-famous wall dive, wild horses on the beach, and a Caribbean island that time forgot.
Guadeloupe (Pointe-Ã -Pitre)
A French Caribbean butterfly — volcanic peaks, white-sand beaches, and Creole cuisine in an overseas corner of France.
Bonaire (Kralendijk)
The diver's paradise of the southern Caribbean — shore diving from dawn to dusk with flamingos for company.
Puerto Plata (Amber Cove)
The Silver Coast of the Dominican Republic — a hilltop fortress, amber mines, and a cable car over the Caribbean.
Perfect Day at CocoCay
Royal Caribbean's private island playground with beach clubs, a giant waterpark, and clear Bahamian water.
Labadee
A dramatic Haitian peninsula leased for cruise guests, known for beaches, zip lines, and mountain views.
La Romana
Gateway to Altos de Chavon, Casa de Campo, and clear-water island escapes on the Dominican southeast coast.
Half Moon Cay (RelaxAway)
Carnival's private Bahamian island with powder-soft beaches, turquoise shallows, and laid-back beach-day energy.
Great Stirrup Cay
NCL's private island retreat with calm coves, reef snorkeling, and a classic easy Caribbean beach day.
Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve
MSC's marine-reserve island with multiple beaches, a central lagoon, and a modern lighthouse at sunset.
Bimini
The closest Bahamian islands to Florida, famous for clear water, fishing legends, and easy beach days.
Harvest Caye
NCL's private Belize destination with a giant pool, beach access, and quick launches to mainland adventures.
Puerto Limon
Costa Rica's Caribbean gateway for rainforest wildlife, Afro-Caribbean cuisine, and easy eco-adventure day trips.
Mahogany Bay (Roatan)
Carnival's Roatan cruise center with direct pier access, an on-site beach, and quick launches to the island's best snorkeling and shoreline escapes.
West Bay (Roatan)
Roatan's showpiece beach - white sand, reef snorkeling from shore, and the clearest cruise-day water on the island.
Mahahual
The laid-back fishing village just beyond Costa Maya - beachfront palapas, cheap seafood, and the local version of the cruise stop.