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Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience on a Caribbean cruise aboard Norwegian Pearl. Take in the beautiful turquoise waters and the laidback Caribbean vibes on Long Bay Beach in Tortola. Greet the green sea turtles and colorful fish as you snorkel the turquoise waters of Turtle Cove, in St. Thomas. For stunning views, take a cable car ride to the peak of Mount Isabel de Torres in Puerto Plata.

Choose a vacation full of historical attractions, each focused on a different culture or ancient civilization when you cruise to Mexico with Holland America Line. Environments teeming with unique wildlife and gorgeous natural scenery can be found at just about every port. You can take an exclusive swim with friendly dolphins or learn authentic Mexican dance with some salsa in Cabo. Or, swing through the canopies in Puerto Vallarta like a monkey with a jungle zip line. Cathedrals, cuisine, and maybe a little ‘Cucaracha’—that’s the way Holland America cruises to Mexico.

If you live in the Mid-Atlantic area, might we suggest a cruise from Norfolk? Set sail, as thousands of seafaring Americans have, when you book a Carnival cruise from the 400-year-old seaport of Norfolk. The city is today the proud home of a sparkling waterfront filled with green parks, lively shopping malls, delicious restaurants… and even fascinating maritime museums and monuments.

Before you set sail for the Bahamas from the seaport of Norfolk, Virginia, you’ll find yourself near two colonial villages — Colonial Williamsburg and Olde Towne Portsmouth — plus miles of beaches, and a blooming botanical garden. So definitely make time to explore before your cruise from Virginia, and round out your vacation with some history and picturesque sightseeing. Cruises from Norfolk also come with serious seafaring credentials — the city is home to one of the best maritime academies in the country.

Depart New York City for beautiful Bermuda aboard the Norwegian Joy. Here you have three whole days to explore this little paradise. Dock at the Royal Naval Dockyard, giving you the freedom to explore the pink sand beaches, golf courses, restaurants, shops and historic monuments at your leisure.  We can also create a fabulous day or two in The Big Apple before you set sail for Bermuda. Museums, Shopping, Theater, History, the Arts – New York City has it all and we are excited to create the perfect cruise-tour for you.

Set sail for the canal that changed trade forever with a Princess Cruises Panama Canal cruise. Visit some unique ports-of-call before the ever-popular trip through the canal’s locks.  But even the most jaded travelers will be inspired by the breathtaking view and experience of the trip through the locks. In addition, you can head to the shore for a jungle excursion or cultural immersion with the intriguing natives. Try something new and exciting with a Panama Canal cruise along with Princess Cruises.

Broadway to Barbados, waterfalls and rainforests, beaches and volcanoes, exotic flowers, picturesque ports, duty free shopping, the Caribbean beckons you! Enjoy two fabulous, fun filled weeks in the tropics. Do it all, or do nothing at all!

Beaches Turks & Caicos is a multi-faceted fantasy world, where bungalows are nestled in tropical gardens resplendent with graceful palms. Here, there are almost enough pools for each day of the week, and the last day is reserved for the largest pool of all, the clear turquoise sea bordered by a 12-mile stretch of beach.

The construction of the Panama Canal is one of those epic tales from the past, an old-school feat of engineering, ambition and courage. A cruise along it today is a journey through the centuries, from the Spanish fortifications near Limón Bay to the glittering skyline of Panama City, not to mention the canal itself.

Bermuda possesses all of the stunning attributes of a tropical paradise, with a unique mix of travel experiences. You’ll experience island vibes, British charm, a temperate climate, palm trees, impossibly blue water—and it’s an easy island getaway for anyone who lives on the East Coast. In fact, one of the most popular departure ports for a Bermuda cruise is Cape Liberty in New Jersey, just across the river from New York City.