Love to Cruise - Hate to Fly

Get Cruising Airplane-Free!
Does the thought of getting on an airplane send chills up your spine? Well we have the solution! More North Americans than ever are beginning their cruise vacations with a short drive to a nearby port city.

Passengers can even set sail from numerous North American ports on a cruise that will take them around the world.

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East Coast Ports
Cruises departing from East Coast ports take passengers north to New England and Canada, south to Bermuda, Bahamas, the Caribbean, and South America, and inland to some of America's most scenic waterways. Florida continues to be the primary host for East Coast cruise departures - Miami, Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa. However, more cruises than ever are sailing from New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Va. and Charleston, S.C.

West Coast Ports
Cruise ships departing West Coast ports take travelers north to Alaska, south to the Mexican Riviera and west to the islands of Hawaii and Tahiti. Millions of cruisers are starting their journeys from the busy ports of the Pacific Coast - Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Seward, and Vancouver.

Gulf Coast Ports
Travelers departing from Gulf Coast ports now find themselves able to select from the "home" ports of Houston and Galveston, Tx., New Orleans, La., Tampa, Fla. and Mobile, Alabama.

You don't have to fly to cruise! Take a look at our special cruises just for those who Hate to Fly!