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There are many cruises from San Diego. This is the complete schedule of cruises leaving in 2024 .

Spring cruises departing out of SD go to Hawaii, the Mexican Riviera, South America, through the Panama Canal, and up the Pacific Coast. In the fall, cruises go to Mexico, South America and Hawaii. Winter cruises go to the Mexican Riviera, Hawaii and through the Panama Canal.

Go to cruises leaving from San Diego in January 2024 , February 2024 , March 2024 , April 2024 , May 2024 , June 2024 , September 2024 , October 2024 , November 2024 or December 2024 .

If you're interested in short cruises, check our schedules of 2-day cruises and 3-day cruises from San Diego. For more departures from Southern California, check the cruises out of Los Angeles .

January 2024

January 3: 94-night Australia & New Zealand cruise on Holland America . January 6: 7-night Mexico cruise on Holland America . January 13: 17-night Hawaii cruise on Holland America . January 19: 15-night Panama Canal cruise on Holland America . January 30: 18-night Hawaii cruise on Holland America .

February 2024

February 3: 18-night cruise to Tahiti on Crystal . February 17: 35-night South Pacific cruise on Holland America .

March 15: 4-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . March 19: 4-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . March 23: 7-night Mexican Riviera cruise on Disney Cruises . March 23: 7-night Mexico cruise on Holland America . March 30: 4-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . March 30: 6-night California Coast cruise on Holland America . March 30: 14-night Mexico cruise on Holland America .

April 3: 4-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . April 5: 22-night Mexico & Hawaii cruise on Holland America . April 6: 15-night Panama Canal cruise on Holland America . April 7: 4-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . April 11: 3-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . April 14: 4-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . April 18: 3-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . April 20: 7-night cruise to Vancouver on Holland America . April 21: 7-night Mexican Riviera cruise on Disney Cruises . April 23: 5-night cruise to Vancouver on Holland America . April 27: 6-night cruise to Vancouver on Holland America . April 28: 4-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises .

May 2: 3-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . May 5: 4-night Catalina & Ensenada cruise on Disney Cruises . May 9: 4-night cruise to Vancouver on Disney Cruises .

June 24: 8-night cruise to Vancouver on Crystal .

September 2024

September 30: 51-night South Pacific cruise on Holland America .

October 2024

October 4: 16-night Panama Canal cruise on Holland America . October 10: 16-night Panama Canal cruise on Holland America . October 26: 7-night Mexico cruise on Holland America .

November 2024

November 2: 7-night California Coast cruise on Holland America . November 9: 7-night Mexico cruise on Holland America . November 16: 7-night California Coast cruise on Holland America . November 20: 17-night Hawaii cruise on Holland America . November 23: 7-night Mexico cruise on Holland America . November 30: 10-night Mexico cruise on Holland America .

December 2024

December 10: 11-night Mexico cruise on Holland America . December 18: 16-night Hawaii cruise on Holland America . December 21: 7-night Mexico cruise on Holland America .

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12 Cheap Spring Break Cruises for 2024 (Starting at $239)

Looking for a Spring Break getaway? What’s better than hitting the water, sailing to the Caribbean, and enjoying some of the most beautiful beaches in the world?

What about doing all of that without spending a fortune? In fact, we’ve found some Spring Break cruises that allow you to sail — with a cabin and meals included — for in some cases less than a flight alone to the Caribbean.

The truth is, Spring Break is one of the times of year where prices for cruises typically spike. However, for 2024, we’re finding a number great deals — including many Spring Break cruises for under $300 per person.

Below, we’ve found some of the cheapest cruises for 2024 season across multiple ports and cruise lines. But before we get to that, here are some pointers on how to find the cheapest trips during this popular time of year.

How to Find Cheap Spring Break Cruises

If you’re wanting to score the best deal during this time of year, then keep the following in mind:

Shorter Cruises = Less Money While you have a week for Spring Break, if you want the cheapest cruises, then avoid spending all week on the ship. Cruise lines offer a ton of 3-5 day cruises and these are drastically less overall than sailing for an entire week.

This shouldn’t be as a surprise. With cruise fare covering everything from your cabin to meals to entertainment, it costs less to take a passenger on a four-night cruise than it does to take them on a week-long vacation. If you are on a budget, shorter cruises are your friend. (Even so, there are some good deals we found on week-long trips!)

Florida is King of Cheap Cruises Florida is the cruise capital of the world. You have Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Port Canaveral, and Tampa all within a few hours of each other. The number of ports and ships sailing from the area mean there are a number of options when it comes to cruises. Not every cheap Spring Break cruise sails from Florida, but it’s where a majority of them sail from.

Prices Rise Through Mid-March Obviously if you are a student, you don’t get to pick when you have your Spring Break. But you should know that prices rise as the month of March goes on. Sailing early in the month is your best bet for the cheapest trips, and prices peak about halfway through the month. A cruise is still an affordable way to travel even if it’s a little more expensive in the middle of March. Just know that early sailing means lower prices.

Use an Aggregator Website That Searches Across All Cruise Lines Head to a cruise line’s website and you’ll find the prices only for that line. After all, you won’t see Royal Caribbean’s deals on Carnival’s website. Instead, look to a third-party travel site to search across all lines to find the best deals.

Sites like AvoyaTravel.com or Orbitz offer prices for all the cruise lines, making it easy to search and book your trip and find deals you wouldn’t see if you only search a specific cruise line’s website. CostcoTravel.com is also a good place to look if your a Costco member.

Note: The prices below were from a recent search and are subject to change . They include only cruise fare for one person in an interior cabin. Taxes, fees, and gratuities will be extra.

Cheap 2024 Spring Break Cruises

3-Night Bahamas Cruise from Miami (MSC) Date: March 15, 2024 Price: $239 per person

If you can make it to the Miami area, then you’ll have a lot of options for inexpensive cruises. Combine that with MSC, which is known for offering some low prices, and it’s a way to sail for cheap.

This trip is just three days, making it perfect for those on a tight budget. Despite being short, it includes stop at Ocean Cay — MSC’s private island that’s designed specifically for cruise passengers. As well, you will dock in Key West, which is a well known Spring Break spot. The trip sails from Miami aboard the MSC Magnifica. Best of all, an interior room is only $239 per person (the same trip on March 1 is only $179 per person and March 29 costs $209!). You can learn more about this cruise here .

3-Night Mexico Cruise from Long Beach (Carnival) Date: March 15, 2024 Price: $259 per person

Sailing from Long Beach is ideal if you’re looking for a short and cheap cruise. For instance, this trip is just three nights, sailing to Ensenada, Mexico and back. That’s perfect for those looking to just let loose for a few days and get out of town for cheap. It sails aboard the Carnival Radiance at the peak of Spring Break — departing March 15 .

It only costs $259 per person for an interior cabin, making it among the most affordable cruises we found in the month of March. If you have an early break, then a sailing on March 1 is just $229 per person.

3-Night Bahamas Cruise from Port Canaveral (Carnival) Date: March 8, 2024 Price: $299 per person

In terms of absolute value, paying $299 for a three-day cruise isn’t the best deal you’ll find. But paying that much at the height of Spring Break is still pretty good. For just a little under three bills you can escape the cold and sail to Bimini aboard Carnival Liberty .

The cruise departs Port Canaveral on Friday, March 8, returning on Monday, March 11 — so you might have to take off one day from work or school if you live in the area. There are also slightly more expensive trips for other weekends during March if that better matches your schedule.

4-Night Bahamas Cruise from Miami (Carnival) Date: March 18, 2024 Price: $369 per person

The is not the cheapest Spring Break cruise we were able to find aboard Carnival, but this trip is four days (instead of three) at the height of the season, so you have to expect to pay a little more. It heads to Half Moon Cay from Miami and then to Nassau and before heading back home.

Departing in mid-March aboard the Carnival Conquest, this trip won’t break the bank as it’s just $369 per person for cruise fare (taxes, fees, and gratuities will add more) for an interior cabin. Since it sails on a Monday and gets back early Friday morning, it fills up the week of your break with the weekends still open.

3-Night Bahamas Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Royal Caribbean) Date: March 8, 2024 Price: $281 per person

Royal Caribbean usually isn’t usually the cheapest cruise line, which makes this trip a rare gem. For only $281, you can sail aboard the Liberty of the Seas from Fort Lauderdale . The cruise takes you to Nassau and CocoCay (Royal Caribbean’s private island) before returning home. This particular cruise departs on March 8 — however, you can also sail other dates during the month for a similar price.

7-Night Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral (Norwegian) Date: March 17, 2024 Price: $579 per person

In general, deals aboard Norwegian Cruise Line a tougher to come by as the cruise giant typically charges a premium compared to other lines. Still, we found this 7-night cruise during the height of Spring Break season for less than $100 per day . It will be more when you factor in double occupancy and taxes and fees, but that’s a solid price for this time of year.

Sailing aboard Norwegian Epic from Port Canaveral, you’ll visit NCL’s private island Great Stirrup Cay, San Juan, St. Thomas and Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic. In addition, you’ll have days at sea to enjoy the ship and work on your tan.

5-Night Mexico Cruise from Galveston (Carnival) Date: March 25, 2024 Price: $569 per person

Outside of Florida, Galveston is one of the premier departure ports in the United States giving you a lot of options on ships to sail, departure dates, and itineraries. In this case we found a 5-day cruise aboard Carnival Breeze departing in late March for just $569 .  

For that amount you’ll head to Costa Maya and Cozumel before heading back to Texas. We’ll be honest that $569 for a five-day cruise isn’t the greatest deal. But if you’re one of the tens of millions within driving distance of the port, it’s still cheaper than having to fly to Florida to cruise. 

6-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise from Miami (Carnival) Date: March 17, 2024 Price: $499 per person

Heading to Eastern Caribbean is cheap and easy when you sail from Miami. This six-day cruise in March takes passengers to Grand Turk (where they can swim in the shadow of the ship, Amber Cove in the Dominican Republic, and then Nassau before heading back home to Miami, with a couple of days at sea thrown in as well. Best of all, you can get the trip for just under $500 per person if you book an interior cabin. The cruise sails aboard the Carnival Magic. It’s one of Carnival’s older ships, but who cares when you are simply there to have a good time on Spring Break?

6-Night Caribbean Cruise from Miami (Royal Caribbean) Date: March 18, 2024 Price: $524 per person

For any six-night cruise during Spring Break, under $100 a day is a good deal. For a trip aboard Royal Caribbean, it is even better. This nearly week-long trip departs Miami in mid-March , headed to Nassau, Puerto Plata, and Labadee (a private destination for the cruise line).

You’ll also have days at sea, giving you a chance to party on the ship, hang out poolside, and generally relax before heading back to the real world. The cruise is aboard the Grandeur of the Seas, which is one of the oldest ships in the fleet, but that’s one reason why it’s relatively inexpensive.

7-Night Bahamas Cruise from New York (MSC) Date: March 24, 2024 Price: $389 per person

Think of cruising and it’s likely you don’t think of New York City. But it’s turned into a popular spot with all the major lines sailing from there.

The trip is aboard MSC Meraviglia heads out during the peak of the Spring Break season for just $389 per person . It then heads south to Port Canaveral, Ocean Cay, and Nassau to get away from the sometimes still chilly March weather in the northeast. 

At just about $55 per night, that’s way cheaper than flying to The Bahamas or Florida to spend your vacation.

5-Night Bahamas Cruise from Los Angeles (Norwegian) Date: March 31, 2024 Price: $348 per person

When you think of Spring Break, you likely think of sun and sand, but this unique cruise flips that on its head. This trip aboard NCL takes you from Los Angeles on a repositioning cruise. That means instead of returning to the same port, the ship is moving to a new homeport. Since these routes are one way, they require a way to return home and usually see less demand. The result is a cheaper fare.

In this case, for just a shade under $350 , you leave LA on Norwegian Bliss headed north to stop in San Francisco and then Victoria, British Columbia before finishing in Vancouver. That’s a memorable trip, even if it’s not ideal for playing on the beach.

7-Night Caribbean Cruise from New Orleans (Norwegian) Date: March 17, 2024 Price: $649 per person

For many, New Orleans is a spot to visit during Spring Break on its own. This cruise, however, takes you from the Big Easy aboard Norwegian Breakaway, sailing out to the warm Caribbean. From New Orleans you’ll sail to Cozumel, followed by Roatan, Harvest Caye (an NCL private destination) and then Costa Maya.

This sailing packs in a lot of ports during a one-week cruise , and at a price of $649 per person for an interior cabin (before taxes/fees), it’s a good deal for this time of year. 

Where to Find More Spring Break Deals

Do the cruises above not quite match your schedule? Or you simply want to see what else is out there?

We suggest visiting a site like AvoyaTravel.com, Orbitz, or other aggregators that allow you to search across all cruise lines and schedules to find the cruise that matches your budget and schedule. Sites like CostcoTravel.com can also offer up deals if you are a member. For more details, see our article on the best websites to book a cruise .

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Cruises from Florida unlock endless adventures from the Panhandle to the Keys.

Dubbed the cruise capital of the world, Florida is also a top-ranked vacation destination in its own right. Hugged by the calm, blue-green waters of the Gulf of Mexico on its western coast and the cool, sapphire-blue waters of the Atlantic on its eastern coast, it's a true beach lover's paradise. Thanks to the Sunshine State's location, cruises from Florida provide some of the best and most preferred ports to eastern, western and southern Caribbean isles.

With there being so many things to do in Florida it's worth dedicating a few days before or after your cruise vacation to discover its sleepy beach towns, vibrant multicultural cities, and abundance of natural beauty. A Florida vacation getaway offers something for everyone!

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Things to do in the Sunshine State

Whether you prefer to spend your days lounging on secluded beaches, teeing up on award-winning golf courses, kayaking through lush mangroves teeming with wildlife or salsa-stepping from dusk until dawn, cruises from Florida are the perfect opportunity to experience the best things the Sunshine State has to offer.

Enjoy Bolder Beach Days

Florida has beautiful beaches along three coasts. Relish the electric atmosphere of South Beach and Fort Lauderdale Beach, or enjoy the secluded shores of Cape San Blas.

Practice Your Putting in Paradise

Florida is home to more than 1,250 golf courses — more than any other U.S. state. Play a round of golf at the Tiburón Golf Club and the scenic Black Diamond Ranch.

Explore the Ethereal Everglades National Park

The Everglades is one of the Sunshine State's most iconic natural wonders — and exploring this National Park on an airboat safari or kayaking adventure is one of the best things to do in Florida.

Great Cruises Near Me From Florida

With four major ports, sailing out of Florida offers so many exciting options to explore on a day trip before or after your cruise. Find cruising near you from Miami , Fort Lauderdale , Orlando (Port Canaveral)  or Tampa and you'll find plenty of things to do to soak up the sun and culture in the Florida region.

See More of Mesmerizing Miami

Immerse in local history at the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Miami during the day followed by the energetic nightlife when planning a short getaway before your vacation.

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Unforgettable Fort Lauderdale Day Trips

Plan a day trip in Fort Lauderdale to enjoy the relaxing Las Olas Beach boardwalk followed by a tour of the Historic Stranahan House Museum

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Family Fun in Orlando

Cruise out of Orlando, and you’ll be a short drive from a wide variety of thrill-filled family amusement parks as well as the ever fascinating Cape Canaveral Kennedy Space Center.

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Experience Tampa's Natural Landscapes

Before or after your cruise from Tampa, explore the sprawling national reserves and watch the sunset over Florida's prettiest, least-crowded shorelines along the tranquil Gulf Coast, like Indian Rocks Beach.

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Week Long Wanders and Short Getaway Stays

Whether you only have a few days for a sun-soaked escape or are planning a longer cruise getaway from Florida, you'll find plenty of ways to fill every moment of your vacation with new discoveries.

Extended Florida Escapes

While you can certainly fit plenty of adventure into a short cruise from Florida, more time means more thrills — and more islands to explore. Set sail from Tampa, Orlando, Miami or Fort Lauderdale for a  week long travel vacation  that hits some of the best ports in the Caribbean.

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Great Short Cruise Getaways

Only have a few days to spare on an unforgettable cruise getaway? No problem — choose from a wide range of two-, three- and four-night itineraries cruising from Florida to the Caribbean onboard several fleet-favorite cruise ships.

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WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO An insider's Guide to Florida Day Trips

Fall, winter and spring are hands-down the best seasons to visit Florida and the nearby Caribbean islands weather-wise. During these cooler months, temperatures hover in the 80s while the sun is out and dip into the 70s at night. If you can handle the heat, though, June through August are considered off-season in Florida and the Caribbean and see far fewer tourists than the rest of the year. When packing for your Florida cruise or vacation, make sure you don't forget sunscreen, polarized sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat. No matter what season you choose to visit, you can typically expect bright and sunny conditions when you vacation in Florida. Plus, all of the top things to do in Florida take place outdoors, so you'll be catching plenty of rays. 

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Pack plenty of sunscreen for your cruise from Florida. It's called the Sunshine State for a reason!

If you're planning to spend a few days exploring Florida, consider renting a car. Driving is the easiest way to get around the state.

You'll be able to use much of your Caribbean cruise wardrobe while you're vacationing in Florida — sandals, bathing suits, cover-ups and breezy linen.

Bold Flavors Experience Local Florida Favorites

Florida is a melting pot of peoples as well as cultures — and the food scene here certainly reflects that. To the south, you'll find lots of Caribbean and Latin American influence in every bite. Venture north, to taste the flavors of the state’s local vegetable farms and fresh fishing markets.

Dine on Delectable Conch Fritters

The local favored crispy, golden-fried conch fritters are a harmony of Caribbean and Southern cooking influences. You'll find them at seafood restaurants from South Florida all the way up the coast.

Tuck into Some Gator Tail

Though it sounds adventurous, gator tail actually tastes a little bit like chicken and is quite delicious when cooked right. The tail is typically deep-fried and enjoyed either as an appetizer or an entrée with a spicy or sweet dipping sauce.

Taste the Top Key Lime Pie

The Florida Keys are famous for many things — key lime pie among them. Traditionally made with key lime juice, sweetened condensed milk, egg yolks and a crumbly vanilla pie crust and served cold, this sweet and tart treat is the perfect remedy for the Florida heat.

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Cruises from Florida take you to some of the most beautiful jewels of the Caribbean. Whether you choose to sail to Mexico, the Bahamas, Haiti or Jamaica, you're in for captivating shores, colorful coastal villages and plenty of island vibes.

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Roatan, Honduras

Labadee, Haiti

Montego Bay, Jamaica

Ocho Rios, Jamaica

Belize City, Belize

Philipsburg, St. Maarten

George Town, Grand Cayman

Basseterre, St. Kitts & Nevis

Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas

Puerto Costa Maya, Mexico

Falmouth, Jamaica

Cozumel, Mexico

Key West, Florida

Banana Coast (Trujillo), Honduras

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

Mazatlan, Mexico

Tortola, British Virgin Islands

Yucatan (Progreso), Mexico

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Ensenada, Mexico

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Huatulco, Mexico

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Manzanillo, Mexico

Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands

Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic

La Romana, Dominican Republic

Grand Turk, Turks & Caicos

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Miami (Florida)

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Port Miami cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Miami, Florida. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

PortMiami and Port Everglades/Fort Lauderdale are the world's largest/busiest cruise ports and the USA's main turnaround/departure ports for roundtrip Caribbean voyages. Both seaports and their respective airports are relatively nearby to each other. PortMiami's area is sized 518 acres (0,8 mi2 / 2,1 km2). The city has the world's largest number of cruise company headquarters, including Carnival , RCI-Royal Caribbean International , MSC , NCL-Norwegian , Celebrity , Oceania .

Miami Metro is USA's 8th-most populous and 4th-largest, with population around 5,5 million. The city is a leader in international trade, commerce, finance, media, entertainment, arts. In 2010, it was ranked USA's 7th and world's 33rd in terms of human capital, business activities, information exchange, politics and culture. Nicknamed "Capital of Latin America", Miami is USA's largest city with Cuban-American citizens.

The city has USA's 3rd tallest skyline with over 300 skyscrapers. Downtown has USA's largest concentration of international banks, large national and multinational corporations. PortMiami is one of USA's fastest growing containership ports . It contributes annually with around USD 43 billion to the economy and supports over 334,000 jobs countrywide.

Miami cruise port

PortMiami (locode URMIA) is currently ranked the world's second-largest cruise port (after Port Canaveral).

The world's top-10 busiest cruise ports (by annual passengers numbers/stats 2023) are in Florida USA ( Port Canaveral/Orlando (4,07M), Miami (4,02M), Port Everglades/Fort Lauderdale ), Mexico ( Cozumel ), Bahamas ( Nassau ), China ( Shanghai ), Spain ( Barcelona ), Bahamas (Out Islands), Texas USA ( Galveston ), Italy ( Civitavecchia-Rome ).

Miami is also among the most fortunate ports where newest cruise ships make show-off visits and many schedule inaugural homeporting seasons. Port's facilities are among the most modern, providing easy processing and boarding. PortMiami serves 20+ cruise companies and 60+ different passenger ships.

On August 3, 2014, was opened Miami Port Tunnel. The tunnel is undersea (beneath Biscayne Bay), with length 4200 ft / 1300 m and consisting of 2 parallel tubes (1 in each direction). It connects MacArthur Causeway (Watson Island) with PortMiami (Dodge Island) removing the heavy traffic to the cruise port from downtown Miami.

In 2016, PortMiami handled nearly 4,98 million cruise passengers and also added new (MSC-exclusive) terminal for year-round homeporting. Also were started projects to enlarge MSC's cruise terminals (AA and AAA) and were added new passenger-boarding bridges.

For FY2017 (fiscal year/season 2016-2017 September 30) the cruise port reported a record year with over 5,3 million cruise passengers - the world's highest-ever number. In 2017 started works on "Terminal A" (completed in November 2018). Viking OCEAN made inaugural visits in November 2017 with Viking Sky (Nov 12) and Viking Sun (Nov 17). Among the Port's most famous newcomers in 2018 were Carnival Horizon, Norwegian Bliss, Symphony OTS. In 2019 here was homeported MSC Meraviglia .

For season 2017-2018, PortMiami expected 5,3+ million passengers (4,9 million in 2016). The 6-million pax threshold was reached during season 2018-2019. Discussions on long-term agreements are ongoing with NCLH and Carnival Corporation . 2017's growth came from RCI-Royal Caribbean (~350,000 more). The number grew further after RCI inaugurated "Terminal A" (and homeported Oasis-class liners) and MSC inaugurated "Terminal F" (for Meraviglia-class and Seaside-class liners).

In 2017 started discussions for turnaround operations by vessels of Virgin Voyages  and NCL-Norwegian . However, Carnival Cruise Line remained the Port’s largest customer (2+ million passengers in 2017).

Various studies on LNG bunkering were conducted, regarding whether these operations (LNG supply to berthed vessels) to be land or water-side. The port expects to receive its first LNG-powered cruise liner in 2022.

On May 4, 2018, from Barcelona to PortMiami were delivered 2x large-sized "Seaport Passenger Boarding Bridges". The tailor-made (fully assembled) bridges were for the renovated "Terminal F’". Each of these 2-ton walkways is 4-sectioned (telescopic) and has length 32 m (105 ft). The bridges were designed by Adelte (Spain) and custom-made for "Terminal F" - to serve large liners with LOA length over 300 m (984 ft).

In late-October 2019 was approved the agreement for Brightline Miami to be rebranded "Virgin Trains" and Virgin Group to build a train station (Virgin Trains PortMiami) at the cruise port. The new station serves high-speed trains and connects PortMiami directly with the USA's intercity railway system (via Aventura, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach ) to Orlando International Airport. Brightline plans to expand the railway to Tampa  and  Jacksonville .

On August 31, 2020, Miami-Dade County' commission authorized the issuance of up to USD 0,5 billion in special obligation bonds, of which USD 335 million was designated for PortMiami and the rest going toward development projects related to the County's general fund.

• The approval came as cruising out of US homeports remained banned through October 1, and all major cruise companies suspended departures through October 31.
• Before the Coronavirus crisis (2020) paralyzed the cruise shipping industry, the County agreed to pay USD 700 million toward 7 projects - 5 new cruise terminals and 2 cruise company headquarters. Five shipowners (Carnival Corporation, NCLH-Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, MSC, RCG-Royal Caribbean Group, Virgin Voyages) agreed to repay USD 5,8 billion over the next 20-62 years.
• The biggest part of the USD 335 million in bonds (USD 130 M) was allocated for the building of the Virgin Voyages Terminal.

On November 15, 2022, RCG-Royal Caribbean Group signed a 36-year lease agreement that includes developing and exclusive operation of PortMiami's Terminal G.

• By the deal, RCG will construct a new facility (exclusive passenger terminal for ships of RCI-Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises) and will also redevelop RCI's headquarters (at PortMiami) which lease was extended through 2072.
• By May 2020, RCI spent ~US$70 million to upgrade its headquarters prior to halting construction works to mitigate financial losses during the COVID crisis.
• By the new lease deal (2022), Miami-Dade is now financing the RCI headquarters' completion as well as Terminal G's construction. In turn, Royal Caribbean guarantees a minimum annual passenger movement ~600,000 (during Terminal G's reconstruction), 1,5 million (following the completion/scheduled for 2027) and 2,1 million passengers annually (from 2038 to 2063). RCI also agreed to repay the cost of finishing its headquarters via increased rent and to pay back up to 53% (US$172,5M) of Terminal G's redevelopment costs.
• Terminal G's lease includes 3x 7-year renewal options, while RCI's headquarters lease has 2x 5-year renewal options.
• The deal also provided for RCI's shared use of Berth 10 Terminal (scheduled for completion in October 2028) - together with MSC.
• The 2022-signed agreement replaced the expiring in 2033. Reportedly, the lease will generate ~US$2,5 billion (from Terminal G) and ~US$260 million (from RCI's headquarters) and will create ~12000 permanent jobs, including ~1000 additional positions with RCI (+50% over 2022's staff count).

In Miami is also headquartered CMI-Cruise Management International and its subsidiary CMI Leisure (smaller-sized and expedition cruise ship management company). Since 2022, CMI is owned by Anglo-Eastern (1974-founded company that manages 600+ vessels/crew recruitment and management, technical services).

Since January 2024, in Block 55 at Sawyer's Walk (premium retail shopping and residential area in Downtown Miami) is headquartered MSC Group (the world's second-largest container shipping company/after Maersk).

World's largest cruise ports

Based on 2016 passenger traffic numbers reported by CLIA, Miami cruise port was ranked world's largest (4,898 million pax). Follows the list of world's busiest cruise ports with annual shipping traffic over 1 million passengers.

• Miami FL (4,898 million)
• Port Everglades Fort Lauderdale FL (3,890 million)
• Port Canaveral Fl (3,686 million)
• Cozumel Mexico (3,637 million)
• Shanghai China (2,847 million)
• Barcelona Spain (2,683 million)
• Civitavecchia-Rome Italy (2,340 million)
• Nassau Bahamas (2,035 million)
• Canary Islands Spain (combined 1,981 million)
• Balearic Islands Spain (combined 1,957 million)
• USVI (combined 1,777 million)
• Galveston TX (1,730 million)
• Grand Cayman Island (1,712 million)
• Southampton UK (1,7 million)
• St Maarten Island (1,669 million)
• Jamaica (combined 1,655 million)
• Venice Italy (1,606 million)
• Marseille France (1,597 million)
• Sydney Australia (1,309 million)
• Naples Italy (1,306 million)
• New Orleans NOLA (1,070 million) - excluding USA river cruise passengers.

PortMiami statistics

PortMiami is a major US seaport located on Dodge Island (Biscayne Bay, Florida). It is ranked the world's largest passenger port (serving both cruise and ferry shipping traffic). The port is linked to Watson Island via PortMiami Tunnel (building cost USD 1 billion). Dodge Island combines 3 islands (Dodge, Lummus, Sam's) into one.

PortMiami has capacity to handle the world's biggest passenger ships and is homeport (turnaround port) for numerous large-sized vessels. However, port's prime shipping business are container ships , ranking it Florida's largest container cargo port and USA's 9th-largest. Annually, it handles 4+ million cruise ship tourists, around 7,4 million cargo tons and 1+ million TEU-containers.

Currently, PortMiami has 9 passenger terminals, 6 gantry crane-equipped wharves (total 9 gantry cranes serving containerized cargo), 7 Ro-Ro docks (serving ferries and car carriers), 4 reefer yards (for refrigerated containers), breakbulk warehouses. The port has 2 super post-Panamax gantry cranes (among the world's largest) with capacity to handle 22,000-TEU boxships.

In 1997 was started USD 250 million port redevelopment project for facility upgrades and expansion in order to accommodate the industry's demands. PortMiami Tunnel was built 2010-2014, linking (via SR 836) directly the seaport with USA's interstate highway system, thus bypassing downtown's congestion. By this project were also constructed new cruise terminals, roads, terminal parking garages, new lighting, landscaping, signage. Security Gates (opened in 2006) increased the port's processing rate for container trucks.

In 2007, the port served over 3,787 million cruise passengers. In 2010 were handled 4,33 million cruise passengers (1 in 7 in the world). In 2015 were handled nearly 4,9 million cruisers. For FY11 (fiscal year 2011), PortMiami reported an economic impact in Miami-Dade County of USD 18 billion, providing around 176,000 local jobs.

On December 9, 2018 (Sunday), the port reported its ultimate one-day record for cruise shipping traffic - 52,000 passengers. The list of berthed liners included Carnival Horizon , Carnival Magic , Disney Magic , MSC Divina , Norwegian Getaway , Oceania Riviera , Allure of the Seas , Empress of the Seas , and the high-speed catamaran San Gwann (FRS Caribbean - German company serving the ferry route Miami- Bimini Islands ).

Port Boulevard connects PortMiami with Downtown. This link is a causeway over the ICW (Intracoastal Waterway. ICW has length 3000 mi (4800 km) and runs along the USA's Atlantic (Eastern Seaboard) and Gulf of Mexico coasts (from Manasquan River NJ, around Gulf of Mexico to Brownsville TX). According to US federal law, ICW must be maintained at min-depth 3,7 m (12 ft). ICW is toll-free, but since 1978 commercial users (cargo barges) are charged a fuel tax, which is used for facilities maintenance.

PortMiami Deep Dredge project (budget USD 180 million, completed in 2016) increased the harbor's max draft to 15 m (48 ft) allowing access to Super Post Panamax boxships after the Panama Canal expansion completion.

In March 2018, NCLH unveiled details on NCL's exclusive new Cruise Terminal B scheduled for completion in 2019 (read more in the port's "Terminal" section).

In 2018, PortMiami implemented the NOAA agency's (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) PORTS system (Physical Oceanographic Real-Time System). The system is a public-private partnership for reducing in-port ship accidents (by over 50%) and transit delays for commercial shipping traffic. It also improves hazardous spill response. PortMiami's annual benefit from the PORTS system was estimated at around USD 300 million. The system serves a total of 31 US seaports, supporting 85% of the USA's cargo shipping traffic. PORTS provides real-time maritime data to vessel operators and harbor pilots, including information on currents (in and around port), water levels, waves, water salinity, bridge clearances (air gaps), visibility, winds (speed and direction), air and water temperatures.

On May 10, 2018, was officially opened Carnival's "Fleet Operations Center". The 35,000 ft2 facility allows simultaneous real-time monitoring of all ships in the fleet. The main feature is its 74 ft (22,5 m) long video wall composed of 57x LED screens. The data processed here includes itinerary information, current position, weather conditions, logistics, environmental status, guest operations. The interactive world map shows also the current locations of all Carnival Corporation ships (all brands). The center is staffed 24 / 7. The Corporation also owns similar monitoring centers in Seattle and Hamburg.

FY2018 (Sept 2017-Sept 2018) was another (4th consecutive) record year, with 5,8% growth in containerized cargo volumes (total 1,084 million TEUs) and 4,7% increase in cruise shipping (total 5,592 million passengers). Cargo shipping growth was attributed to the seaport's USD 1 billion investments in infrastructure improvements that allowed handling of Post-Panamax ships (with min draft 12 m / 40 ft). In 2018, the port handled over 250 such vessels, following a deep dredging project and the installation of Super Post-Panamax gantry cranes. Cruise shipping growth was attributed to expanded business opportunities (adding 3 new cruise companies - Viking Ocean, Seabourn, Victory Cruise Lines), extended homeport seasons and homeporting larger passenger liners.

In early January 2019, MSC signed with Miami-Dade County a letter of intent for expanding the company's PortMiami operations. The project's approval was received on Sept 19, 2019. By this project (completed in November 2023) MSC increased its annual capacity by building two (exclusive) cruise terminals (AA, AAA). The project included design, construction and management of the buildings (pax capacity 7000/28000 daily movements), berths (2 mega-liners), terminal parking garages, administrative offices, storage facilities plus infrastructure. MSC planned to homeport here several ships, including of the WORLD class (fleet's largest).

FY2019 (Sept 2018-Sept 2019) was again record-breaking for both container shipping (+3,4 % increase, to 1,12 million TEUs) and cruise shipping (+22% increase, to 6,824 million passengers). In 2019 were signed terminal development projects with Carnival Corporation, MSC, NCLH-Norwegian, Virgin UK, CMA-CGM (for Terminal Link Miami). The port generated ~USD 7,8 billion (economic impact) and supported ~27,500 South Florida jobs.

In FY2019, the cruise port handled 6,823816 million passengers, providing 27500 jobs and contributing ~USD 7,8 billion to the state's economy.

In February 2021, Miami-Dade County signed a deal with FPL-Florida Power & Light Company (subsidiary of NextEra Energy Inc) and 6 major cruise companies (Carnival Corporation, RCG-Royal Caribbean Group, MSC, NCLH-Norwegian, DCL-Disney, Virgin) for funding the Shore Power Pilot Program ( shoreside power capabilities at cruise berths). In May, the program received USD 2 million funding by DERA Program (Diesel Emissions Reduction Act).

In February 2023  was subcontracted PowerCon AS (Hadsund Denmark-based engineering and manufacturing company specializing in electrical power conversions) to deliver 5x shore power systems for cruise vessels. For this particular project was established the subsidiary PoweCon USA. The cruise shore-power facilities are to be installed at four PortMiami cruise terminals - Terminal A (RCI-Royal Caribbean International), Terminal B (NCL-Norwegian and MSC), Terminal F (CCL-Carnival), and Terminal V (Virgin Voyages). When completed (2023-Q4), the combined shore-power system will be the world's largest.

April 9, 2023, was PortMiami's record-breaking day when were handled a total of 67594 tourists visiting on 8 different ships (Carnival Celebration, Carnival Horizon, Explorer of the Seas, MSC Seascape, Norwegian Encore, Oasis of the Seas, Seabourn Ovation, Scarlet Lady).

FY2023 (October 1st, 2022, through September 30th, 2023) became PortMiami's record year for cruise shipping, with handled a total of 7,299294 million passengers (~7% increase over FY2019).

Cruise itineraries to and from Miami Florida

Follows a list of destinations visited by ships leaving out of Miami:

• World Cruises - around the world voyages from Miami are offered in January, as well as shorter itinerary segments part of the main round-trip itinerary.
• South America itineraries from Miami are operated by luxury lines or by budget lines ships on relocation routes to Brazil ( Santos or Rio de Janeiro ) or Argentina ( Buenos Aires ). Round-trip itineraries usually visit ports in the Southern Caribbean, Brazil (often the Amazon River region), then go back to Florida.
• Bahamas itineraries from Miami visit Nassau (New Providence Island) and Freeport (Grand Bahama Island) , often combined with Florida ports (mainly Key West ). Major lines also include exclusive stops at their Bahamian private islands. These are Coco Cay (Royal Caribbean) , Half Moon Cay (Carnival, Holland America) , Princess Cays (Princess) , Castaway Cay (Disney) , Great Stirrup Cay (NCL Norwegian) .
• Short-break (3-day) cruises to Bahamas stop in Nassau. Some 3-day and most 4-day itineraries additionally include a private island stop, while 5-day itineraries add Freeport.
• Short-break (4-day) roundtrips to Mexico stop in Key West and Cozumel .
• 7-day Western Caribbean itineraries visit ports in Honduras, Belize, Mexico, also Grand Cayman Island (George Town) and Jamaica.
• 7-day Eastern Caribbean itineraries visit ports in BVI, USVI, Dutch Antilles, also Puerto Rico, Bahamas (Nassau) and the lines private islands.
• B2B (back-to-back) cruises combine two 7-day Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries into a 14-day roundtrip itinerary.
• 8-day Southern Caribbean itineraries visit Grand Turk Island , Dominican Republic, Aruba (Oranjestad) , Curacao (Willemstad) .
• Panama Canal transits  between Miami and California ports ( Los Angeles , San Diego , San Francisco ) are offered with one-way itineraries (up to 16 days in length). They include transition through Panama Canal and usually visit ports in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Mexico (Mexican Riviera).

Seasonal ship relocations (RepositionCruises.com) include Panama Canal transits from Florida to Alaska in late Spring. The itineraries end either in California ports or in the turnaround ports for Alaskan roundtrip from Vancouver BC or Seattle WA . The reverse routes (Alaska to Florida) are in early Fall.

Transatlantic crossings from Florida to Europe are offered in Spring. Relocation routes from Miami usually include the Canary Islands and Mediterranean ports, and often Bermuda (stopping at King's Wharf ). The longest relocation itineraries end in Baltic Sea turnaround ports ( Amsterdam , Copenhagen , Hamburg ).

Transatlantic crossings from Europe to Florida usually depart from the UK (Southampton, Dover, Harwich) or Mediterranean (Barcelona, Civitavecchia-Rome, Piraeus-Athens) and often stop in Bermuda (Kings Wharf).

Miami cruise terminal

Port Miami has been the "Cruise Capital of the World" and also "Cargo Gateway of the Americas" for many years. It kept that title for more than two decades and accommodated world's biggest cruise ships of all major passenger shipping companies. PortMiami lost the title in late-2000 to Port Everglades .

The port is situated in Biscayne Bay, Miami, FL on Dodge Island. There the Sam's Islands, the Lummus and the Dodge (famous historic islands) combine in one. The Port of Miami is related to four important projects &ndash: the Panama Canal expansion, the Port of Miami Tunnel, the bridge and rail line restoration and the Port of Miami Deep Dredge Project. The ship schedule offers voyages all the year. The Miami International Airport is 8 mi/13 km away, the Fort Lauderdale International Airport - 25 mi/40 km.

Port Miami has 9 terminals. Located at the Dodge Island north part are terminals B/C, D, E , F, G, on the west is terminal H (V) and on the south – terminal J. The most modern cruise terminals are D and E. They started to operate in 2007 and host mega-liners. The luxury market is operated by cruise terminal J - facility made to look like a boutique. All passenger terminals offer cafes, check-in, shops, bars and cab ranks. Multi-Agency Facility is available at terminals D and E.

Miami cruise terminals B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J

• port address - "1741,1751 Africa Way, Dodge Island, Miami Florida 33132"
• location (on Dodge Island) - 8 mi / 13 km (25-min drive distance) from Miami International Airport, 25 mi / 40 km (45 min drive distance) from Fort Lauderdale International Airport
• Port entrance is via Biscayne Blvd (Port Bridge).
• Terminal address - "zzz Cruise Boulevard, Port of Miami, Miami, FL 33132"
• In the above address replace "zzz" with the corresponding address (by terminal) listed below:
• (new) "Terminal A" (address "1015 North") - here dock Royal Caribbean ships only. Berth length is 1300 ft (396 m).
• Terminal B (address "1751 North") - here dock NCLH-Norwegian ships only
• Terminal C (address "1741 North")
• Terminal D (address "1435 North") - here dock Carnival ships only.
• Terminal E (address "1265 North") - here dock Carnival ships only.
• Terminal F (address "1103 North")
• Terminal G (address "909/1055 North") - here dock Royal Caribbean ships only (berth length 1000 ft / 305 m)
• (west, Bimini Tent) Terminal H (address "897 South") - for Resorts World Bimini (Bimini SuperFast).
• Terminal J (address "1120 Caribbean Way") Terminal J is primarily for docking luxury cruise ships from the fleets of Azamara, Crystal, Oceania, Regent. This terminal underwent a USD 3 million refurbishment which upgraded the furniture, more lounge seating was added, along with new check-in counters.

Terminals D and E are the newest (both open in 2007) and can berth the world's largest cruise ships with capacity up to 5000 passengers. Their buildings are 3-story facilities (sized 105,000 ft2 / 9750 m2. Each terminal has a VIP lounge, separate security screening facility (embarkation), airline counters, conveyor baggage system.

(expanded) MSC Terminal F

In December 2016 started construction works for renovating and expanding "Terminal F" to be able to homeport MSC Seaside in December 2017.

Miami-Dade funded the USD 38 million reconstruction project, which increased the terminal's capacity up to 6000 passengers. MSC Seaside has max capacity of 5179 passengers. Planned terminal enhancements included an expanded waiting area (1500 seats), larger VIP waiting area (exclusive lounge for "MSC Yacht Club" VIP passengers), new "group passengers" dedicated lounge, improved baggage-claim area, 60 ticket counters, also implementing the latest technology for faster passenger embarkation/debarkation process.

The 2-story terminal covers a total area of 3557 m2 (38280 ft2). The new terminal was officially opened/inaugurated on December 7, 2017, MSC Seaside's scheduled dock in PortMiami was on December 21, 2017.

On May 4, 2018, from Barcelona were delivered two large passenger boarding bridges. Tailor-made for "Terminal F’", each bridge is 2-ton and 4-sectioned (telescopic), with length 32 m (105 ft). They serve ships with LOA length over 300 m (984 ft).

(NEW) Carnival Terminal F

In September 2019, CCL-Carnival Cruise Line received approval for major expansion and renovation of "Terminal F". The upgraded (471000-ft2 / 43760-m2 sized) facility can handle the Excel-class vessel Carnival Celebration (homeported since November 2022).

The 2019-signed Carnival-PortMiami agreement included the company's commitment to homeport at Terminal F ships for 20 years, with the option of two additional 7-year lease extensions.

Carnival Terminal F's renovations officially started on January 29, 2021 (with the groundbreaking ceremony) and are scheduled for completion by October 2022. Terminal F's groundbreaking was attended by Christine Duffy (CCL's President) and Daniella Levine Cava (Miami-Dade Mayor), along with construction companies representatives and county commissioners.

Terminal F is PortMiami's 3rd cruise terminal dedicated to Carnival ships as well as currently the largest in North America.

(NEW) MSC Cruise Terminal (AA, AAA)

In July 2018, Miami-Dade County and MSC signed an agreement for extended preferential berthing rights and MoU for building a new "Cruise Terminal AAA" at PortMiami (company's exclusive homeport in the USA).

The new agreement extended the old (Saturdays) preferential berthing rights to Sundays as well.

MSC Terminal AAA (completed in October 2022) has capacity to handle MSC WORLD-Class liners (fleet's ever-largest, with passenger capacity 7000).

The 2018-signed MoU agreement received approval from Miami-Dade's Commissioners on April 9, 2019 and the deal was officially signed on September 19, 2019. MSC designed and started construction works on a large building (to serve its two cruise terminals - AA, AAA) plus two new berths. For the terminal's design was contracted Arquitectonica (global architecture, landscape and interior design company).

PortMiami's MSC terminals AA and AAA can serve 2 turnarounds/homeported ships simultaneously and have max capacity 28000 passengers daily.

On July 8, 2021, MSC and Fincantieri signed a contract for the construction of PortMiami's newest MSC Cruise Terminal. The project (valued ~EUR 350 million/~USD 414M) was signed by Pierfrancesco Vago (MSC) and Giuseppe Bono (Fincantieri).

The new MSC Terminal can handle three large vessels simultaneously (max daily passenger capacity 36000) and is fitted with shorepower connectivity .

The 4-story building houses office areas and has multi-level parking (min capacity 2400 vehicles), 4 passenger boarding decks, a new road connection, two new docks (berths with total length 750 m / 2460 ft) plus a 3rd berth (built/financed by Miami-Dade County).

The new facility was designed by Arquitectonica and built by Fincantieri Infrastructure. It is adjacent to Royal Caribbean's Terminal A. Construction works started on March 10, 2022, with scheduled completion and inauguration in December 2023.

Starting in 2025, MSC World America will be also homeported at the new terminal.

(NEW) Royal Caribbean Miami Terminal A

In September 2015, the world's second-largest cruise ship company Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd/RCCL announced its plans to build a US$100 million terminal at PortMiami.

In June 2016, PortMiami leased 10 acres (0,04 km2) of land to RCCL to build and exclusively operate a dedicated terminal. Here are also homeported two of RCI's largest liners - Allure of the Seas and Symphony of the Seas .

The new "Terminal A" facility is sized 170,000 ft2 (15,800 m2) and is able to handle the world's largest passenger ships of the OASIS-class. According to the MoU (memorandum of understanding) between Royal Caribbean and Miami-Dade County, the Terminal's completion date was July 31, 2018. By the deal, RCCL leased the land and financed the whole project. RCCL was responsible for the Terminal's design and construction of the facilities (including parking garages with combined capacity 1000 vehicles).

The plans for the new Royal Caribbean terminal were approved by Miami's Board of County Commissioners on July 7, 2016. Under the agreement, RCCL fully financed the construction, except US$15M that PortMiami paid for infrastructure/road works.

Annually, Royal Caribbean pays Miami-Dade County US$7,5M in rent.

The project's value was estimated at USD 247 million for PortMiami - after taking into consideration up-front costs and annual rent for current cargo shipping purposes. For comparison, the Port's annual revenues are US$1,2M (from cargo activities) and US$9,5M (from cruise shipping).

Royal Caribbean is leasing the land for an initial 20-year period (until 2048) at base rent US$9,5 million per year (annual increase 1,5%). In addition to the base rent, Miami-Dade County receives US$5,50 per cruise passenger in excess of 1,55 million pax.

The new terminal building (nicknamed 'Crown of Miami') serves exclusively RCCL/RCG-Royal Caribbean Group-owned ships.

As of 2016, PortMiami handled ~750,000 Royal Caribbean passengers (per year) or ~15% of the Port's entire cruise traffic. The new terminal generates at least 1,8 million cruisers (or ~30% of the projected traffic) with estimated economic impact ~USD 0,5 billion. The facility generated ~4000 new local jobs.

Construction works started on March 8, 2017. RCCL later added to the project another building (named "Innovation Lab") that serves as the corporation's headquarters. Innovation Lab is sized 1860 m2 (20,000 ft2) and also hosts the company's ship design studio.

"Terminal A" was officially inaugurated on November 2, 2018. The opening ceremony was attended by Richard Fain (RCCL's CEO), Michael Bayley (RCI's CEO), Carlos Gimenez (Miami City Mayor), and Rebecca Sosa (Port Commissioner).

Until 2018, RCI represented annual capacity 0,8 million passengers (~15% of the Port's overall traffic). With the new terminal, this capacity was expected to increase to ~2 million.

(NEW) NCL-Norwegian Cruise Terminal B

On May 2, 2017, was announced that Miami-Dade County commissioners approved the agreement with NCLH/Norwegian Cruise Line Holding for a new terminal at PortMiami.

The facility has berthing capacity of two vessels (simultaneously), having 2 berths for large-sized vessels (up to 5000 passengers each). The facility was inaugurated in February 2020, with the arrival of Norwegian Encore (homeported here for winter 2019-2020 season).

NCL terminal's construction officially started on April 26, 2018 (ground-breaking ceremony). The project was officially approved on April 10th, and works started on May 1st, with planned completion in Fall 2019.

The new Terminal B's cost was estimated at ~USD 100 million. The facility incorporates PortMiami's existing terminals B and C into a single/new "Terminal B". 

Miami-Dade shares the county's parking and marketing revenues. The expected numbers for fiscal 2018 were ~US$180,000 (parking) and US$210,000 (marketing).

NCLH's new terminal was expected to generate ~US$24 million in gross revenue (starting FY2018), with an estimated increase of 3% each year. By the April 2018-signed agreement, NCLH guarantees Miami-Dade a minimum of 1,3 million passengers annually. The deal created ~160 new full-time jobs.

By the agreement, NCLH received preferential berthing rights at the new Terminal B. This means priority docking of vessels from the fleets of NCL , Oceania  and RSSC-Regent . The required minimum number of ship calls (per fiscal year) is 45, which is 15 more than the previous agreement.

The building's design is inspired by nautilus (marine mollusks of the cephalopod family Nautilidae). It features a spiraled, multi-level facade and open-floor interior.

The building is sized approx 166,500 ft2 (15,500 m2) and implements all modern technologies that support faster and more efficient passenger processing, as well as expedited security screening and luggage check-in.

The new Terminal B has a dedicated waiting hall, separate bar lounge, service area, new parking garage, valet parking area (accessing the building directly).

(NEW) Virgin Voyages "Terminal V"

On November 28, 2018, Richard Branson (Virgin Group's Founder) and Tom McAlpin ( Virgin Voyages ' President and CEO) officially announced the plans for a new/exclusive cruise terminal in PortMiami.

"Virgin Voyages Terminal" is a 3-story building (sized 100,000 ft2 / 9300 m2) located on PortMiami's northwestern side (address "718 N Cruise Blvd"). Approval for the project was given on September 20, 2019, with a subsequent berthing agreement deal.

Construction works started in October 2019, with scheduled completion in November 2021. The USD 150 million (~EUR 137 million) facility was officially renamed from "Terminal H" to "Terminal V". Virgin Voyages has brand's name on a for-profit train connecting Miami with West Palm Beach (via Aventura and Boca Raton). Virgin's cruise operations from PortMiami were planned to start in April 2020 with Scarlet Lady .

In late-October 2019 was approved the agreement for Brightline Miami to be rebranded "Virgin Trains" and Virgin Group to build a train station (Virgin Trains PortMiami) at the cruise port. The new station serves high-speed trains and connects PortMiami directly with the USA's intercity railway system and Orlando International Airport. Construction works on Virgin Trains PortMiami are scheduled for completion in 2022.

PortMiami's "Terminal V" was officially opened/inaugurated on February 13, 2022. The ceremony was attended by Richard Branson, Tom McAlpin and Daniella Levine Cava (Miami-Dade County Mayor).

Cruise ship terminal directions and parking

• From North - take I-95 South, drive eastbound I-395 (Miami Beach). Continue driving on I-395 East (MacArthur Causeway). The entrance of Port Miami Tunnel (Road 887) is on the left. Follow the signs to your Cruise Terminal.
• From North (via Downtown Miami / Port Bridge) - take I-95 South. Exit 3B-Bayside. Drive south to Northeast 5th Street, turn left. 5th Str leads onto PortMiami Bridge. Continue over the bridge and follow the signs to your terminal.
• From South - take SR-826 North to SR-836 East. Drive eastbound on SR-836 to I-395 East (Miami Beach). Continue driving on I-395 East (MacArthur Causeway). The entrance of Port Miami Tunnel is on the left. Follow the signs to your Cruise Terminal. You can also take I-95 North and drive eastbound I-395 (Miami Beach).
• From South (via Downtown Miami / Port Bridge) - take I-95 North. Exit at Northwest 2nd Street. Drive straight to NW 5th Street, make a right. 5th Str leads onto PortMiami Bridge. Continue over the bridge and follow the signs to your terminal.
• From Miami Beach - take I-395 (MacArthur Causeway), drive westbound, exit on Biscayne Blvd ramp and make U-turn on North Bayshore Drive to enter MacArthur Causeway eastbound. Then continue on I-395 East (MacArthur Causeway).
• Parking rates (subject to change) - USD 20.00 per day. All parking lots are outdoor and located in front their corresponding terminals. Special arrangements are offered for cruise passengers with disabilities.

Miami port, besides its 9 cruise terminals also has facilities to handle cargo ships (bulk carriers and container vessels) and dry dock facilities for marine vessel refurbishments and repairs.

• UN-LOCODE (United Nations location code) - USMIA
• eight dedicated cruise terminals
• supported by excellent road, rail and air infrastructure
• deep water channel - North Ship Channel has 2 turning basins - west (Fisher Island) and east (Main).
• deep water berths
• sheltered harbor area
• access unrestricted by tides
• no restrictions on length and GT tonnage of cruise ships
• The cruise port is accessible the whole year round – 24/7, 365 days a tear.
• Cruise ships usually arrive in Miami in early morning (7 or 8 am) and depart from Miami in late afternoon (at 4, 4:30 or 5 pm) and in the evenings (at 7 pm).

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Cruises from Los Angeles

This is the complete calendar of cruises from Los Angeles. About 200 cruises leave from LA annually.

Go directly to cruises leaving in January 2024 , February 2024 , March 2024 , April 2024 , May 2024 , June 2024 , July 2024 , August 2024 , September 2024 , October 2024 , November 2024 or December 2024 .

We also have specific lists of 3-day cruises and 4-day cruises .

January 2024

January 2: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival January 5: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean January 6: 15-day cruise to Hawaii on Carnival January 6: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess January 7: 6-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival January 7: 5-day cruise to Cabo San Lucas & Ensenada on Norwegian January 7: 15-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Princess January 8: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival January 8: 16-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Regent Seven Seas January 8: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival January 11: 39-day cruise to Australia on Seabourn January 12: 15-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Norwegian January 13: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival January 13: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess January 14: 30-day cruise to New Zealand on Oceania January 15: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival January 15: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean January 18: 111-day cruise around the world on Princess January 19: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival January 20: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival January 20: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess January 21: 14-day cruise to Hawaii on Carnival January 22: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival January 26: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival January 26: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean January 27: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival January 27: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess January 29: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival January 29: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean

February 2024

February 2: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival February 2: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean February 3: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival February 3: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess February 5: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival February 6: 15-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Princess February 9: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival February 9: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean February 10: 8-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival February 10: 5-day cruise to Cabo San Lucas on Princess February 11: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian February 12: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival February 15: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & San Diego on Princess February 16: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival February 17: 15-day cruise to Hawaii on Carnival February 18: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian February 19: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival February 19: 5-day cruise to Cabo San Lucas on Princess February 23: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival February 24: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival February 24: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess February 25: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian February 26: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival

March 1: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival March 2: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 2: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess March 3: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian March 4: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival March 7: 5-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 8: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival March 9: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 9: 7-day cruise to the California Coast on Princess March 10: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian March 11: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival March 12: 5-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 15: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival March 16: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 16: 15-day cruise to Hawaii on Princess March 17: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian March 18: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival March 21: 5-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 22: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival March 23: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 24: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian March 25: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival March 26: 5-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 29: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival March 30: 8-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 31: 6-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival March 31: 5-day cruise to Vancouver on Norwegian March 31: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Princess

April 1: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival April 5: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival April 5: 32-day cruise to Hawaii & South Pacific on Princess April 5: 15-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Princess April 6: 15-day cruise to Hawaii on Carnival April 7: 6-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival April 7: 7-day cruise to Vancouver on Princess April 8: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival April 12: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival April 12: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean April 13: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival April 13: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess April 15: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival April 19: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival April 19: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean April 20: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival April 20: 11-day cruise to Mexico on Oceania April 20: 7-day cruise to the California Coast on Princess April 21: 14-day cruise to Alaska on Carnival April 22: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival April 26: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival April 26: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean April 27: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival April 27: 7-day cruise to Vancouver on Princess April 29: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival April 29: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean

May 1: 12-day cruise to Alaska on Oceania May 3: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival May 4: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival May 4: 6-day cruise to Vancouver on Celebrity May 6: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival May 6: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean May 7: 4-day cruise to Vancouver on Princess May 9: 15-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Princess May 10: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival May 10: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean May 11: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival May 13: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival May 17: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival May 17: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean May 18: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival May 20: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival May 20: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean May 21: 15-day cruise to Hawaii on Princess May 24: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival May 24: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean May 25: 8-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival May 27: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival May 31: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival May 31: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean

June 2: 6-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival June 3: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival June 3: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean June 7: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival June 7: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean June 8: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival June 10: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival June 10: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean June 14: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival June 14: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean June 15: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival June 17: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival June 21: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival June 21: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean June 22: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival June 24: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival June 24: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean June 28: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival June 28: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean June 29: 8-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival

July 1: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival July 1: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean July 5: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival July 5: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean July 7: 6-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival July 8: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival July 8: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean July 12: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival July 12: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean July 13: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival July 15: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival July 19: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival July 19: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean July 20: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival July 22: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival July 22: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean July 26: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival July 26: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean July 27: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival July 29: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival July 29: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean

August 2024

August 2: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival August 2: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean August 3: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival August 5: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival August 5: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean August 9: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival August 9: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean August 10: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival August 12: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival August 12: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean August 16: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival August 16: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean August 19: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival August 22: 18-day cruise to Japan on Carnival August 23: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival August 23: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean August 26: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival August 26: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean August 27: 18-day cruise to New York City on Crystal August 30: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival August 30: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean

September 2024

September 2: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival September 2: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean September 6: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean September 16: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean September 19: 15-day Panama Canal cruise on Celebrity September 20: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean September 24: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival September 26: 7-day cruise to the California Coast on Oceania September 27: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival September 29: 16-day cruise to Hawaii on Princess September 30: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival

October 2024

October 4: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival October 4: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean October 5: 7-day Pacific Coast cruise on Princess October 7: 6-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival October 8: 21-day cruise to New Zealand on Princess October 11: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean October 12: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess October 14: 14-day cruise to Hawaii on Carnival October 14: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean October 15: 16-day cruise to Hawaii on Princess October 18: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean October 19: 7-day Pacific Coast cruise on Princess October 22: 10-day cruise to Mexico on Princess October 25: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean October 26: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess October 27: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival October 28: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean October 29: 5-day cruise to Cabo San Lucas & Ensenada on Norwegian October 31: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival

November 2024

November 1: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean November 1: 10-day cruise to Mexico on Princess November 2: 7-day Pacific Coast cruise on Princess November 3: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian November 4: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival November 4: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean November 7: 17-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Norwegian November 8: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival November 8: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean November 9: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess November 10: 6-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival November 10: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian November 11: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival November 11: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean November 11: 10-day cruise to Mexico on Princess November 15: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival November 15: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean November 16: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival November 16: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess November 17: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian November 17: 16-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Princess November 18: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival November 22: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival November 22: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean November 23: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival November 23: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess November 24: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian November 25: 6-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival November 27: 46-day cruise to Australia on Seabourn November 29: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean November 30: 6-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival November 30: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess

December 2024

December 1: 14-day cruise to Hawaii on Carnival December 1: 18-day cruise to South America on Princess December 1: 5-day cruise to Cabo San Lucas & Ensenada on Norwegian December 2: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean December 3: 16-day cruise to Hawaii on Princess December 6: 8-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival December 6: 15-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Norwegian December 6: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean December 7: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess December 9: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean December 13: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Royal Caribbean December 14: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival December 14: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess December 15: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival December 15: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian December 16: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Royal Caribbean December 19: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival December 19: 16-day cruise through the Panama Canal on Princess December 19: 16-day cruise to Hawaii on Princess December 20: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean December 21: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival December 21: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess December 22: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian December 23: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival December 27: 3-day cruise to Ensenada on Carnival December 27: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean December 28: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Carnival December 28: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Princess December 29: 7-day cruise to Mexico on Norwegian December 29: 10-day cruise to Mexico on Regent Seven Seas December 30: 4-day cruise to Ensenada & Catalina Island on Carnival

Christmas cruises .

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Cruises from Baltimore

Welcome to our complete schedule of cruises from Baltimore, Maryland. There are cruises leaving year-round. See what's available in 2024 .

Go straight to cruises out of Baltimore in January 2024 , February 2024 , March 2024 , April 2024 , May 2024 , June 2024 , July 2024 , August 2024 , September 2024 , October 2024 , November 2024 , December 2024 .

January 2024

January 6: 13-night Caribbean cruise on Royal Caribbean January 7: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises January 14: 14-day Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises January 19: 8-night Southeast & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean January 27: 12-night Caribbean cruise on Royal Caribbean January 28: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises

February 2024

February 4: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises February 8: 8-night Southeast & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean February 11: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises February 16: 8-night Southeast & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean February 18: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises February 24: 12-night Caribbean cruise on Royal Caribbean February 25: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises Valentine's Day cruises from Baltimore

March 3: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises March 7: 8-night Southeast & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean March 10: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises March 15: 8-night Southeast & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean March 15: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises March 17: 7-day Bahamas & Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises March 23: 12-night Caribbean cruise on Royal Caribbean March 24: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises March 25: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises March 31: 7-day Bahamas & Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises

April 4: 8-night Florida & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean April 4: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises April 7: 8-day Bahamas & Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises April 12: 8-night Southeast & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean April 14: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises April 15: 12-day Transatlantic cruise to Spain on Carnival Cruises April 20: 12-night Caribbean cruise on Royal Caribbean April 21: 7-day Bahamas & Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises April 24: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises April 28: 7-day Bahamas & Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises

May 4: 7-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises May 5: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises May 9: 7-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises May 11: 7-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises May 12: 7-day Bahamas & Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises May 16: 7-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises May 18: 7-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises May 19: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises May 23: 7-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises May 25: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean May 26: 14-day Greenland & Canada cruise on Carnival Cruises May 30: 9-night Bermuda & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean

June 8: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean June 9: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises June 13: 9-night Bermuda & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean June 16: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises June 22: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean June 23: 7-day Bahamas & Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises June 27: 9-night Bermuda & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean June 30: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises

July 6: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean July 7: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises July 11: 9-night Bermuda & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean July 14: 7-day Bahamas & Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises July 20: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean July 21: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises July 25: 9-night Bermuda & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean July 28: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises

August 2024

August 3: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean August 4: 7-day Bahamas & Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises August 8: 9-night Bermuda & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean August 11: 7-day Bermuda cruise on Carnival Cruises August 17: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean August 18: 14-day Greenland & Canada cruise on Carnival Cruises August 22: 9-night Canada & New England cruise on Royal Caribbean August 31: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean

September 2024

September 1: 7-day Bermuda cruise on Carnival Cruises September 5: 9-night Canada & New England cruise on Royal Caribbean September 7: 11-night Canada & New England cruise on Norwegian September 8: 14-day Greenland & Canada cruise on Carnival Cruises September 14: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean September 19: 9-night Canada & New England cruise on Royal Caribbean September 22: 7-day Bermuda cruise on Carnival Cruises September 28: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean September 29: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises

October 2024

October 3: 9-night Canada & New England cruise on Royal Caribbean October 6: 7-day Bermuda cruise on Carnival Cruises October 12: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean October 13: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises October 17: 9-night Canada & New England cruise on Royal Caribbean October 20: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises October 26: 5-night Bermuda cruise on Royal Caribbean October 27: 7-day Bermuda cruise on Carnival Cruises October 30: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises October 31: 9-night Bermuda & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean

November 2024

November 3: 14-day Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruises November 6: 14-night East Coast Passage cruise on American Cruises November 9: 12-night Caribbean cruise on Royal Caribbean November 9: 7-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises November 10: 14-night East Coast Passage cruise on American Cruises November 16: 7-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises November 17: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises November 21: 8-night Florida & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean November 23: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises November 24: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises November 29: 8-night Southeast & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean Thanksgiving cruises from Baltimore

December 2024

December 1: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises December 3: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises December 7: 12-night Caribbean cruise on Royal Caribbean December 8: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises December 13: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises December 15: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises December 19: 8-night Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean December 22: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises December 23: 10-night Chesapeake Bay cruise on American Cruises December 27: 8-night Southeast & Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean December 29: 7-day Bahamas cruise on Carnival Cruises Christmas cruises from Baltimore New Year cruises from Baltimore

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Cruises from Boston

Welcome to our complete list of cruises out of Boston, MA. If you know when you'd like to leave, this is the best way to see what's available in 2024 . Go straight to cruises out of Boston in March 2024 , April 2024 , May 2024 , June 2024 , July 2024 , August 2024 , September 2024 or October 2024 .

March 29: 7-day Bermuda cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line

April 5: 7-day Bermuda cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line April 12: 7-day Bermuda cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line April 19: 7-day Bermuda cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line April 26: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line

May 3: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line May 10: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line May 11: 7-day cruise to Montreal on Holland America May 13: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines May 17: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line May 20: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines May 24: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line May 25: 7-day cruise to Montreal on Holland America May 27: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines May 31: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line

June 3: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines June 7: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line June 8: 7-day cruise to Montreal on Holland America June 10: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines June 14: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line June 17: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines June 21: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line June 22: 7-day cruise to Montreal on Holland America June 24: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines June 24: 7-night Yankee Seaports cruise on American Cruise Lines June 27: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines June 28: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line

July 4: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines July 6: 7-day cruise to Montreal on Holland America July 5: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line July 7: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines July 11: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines July 12: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line July 17: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines July 18: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines July 19: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line July 20: 35-day Greenland, Iceland & Europe cruise on Holland America July 20: 7-day Canada & New England cruise on Holland America July 25: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines July 26: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line July 27: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines July 27: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines July 27: 25-day Iceland & Canada cruise on Holland America

August 2024

August 2: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line August 3: 7-night Cape Cod cruise on American Cruise Lines August 6: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines August 9: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line August 15: 10-day cruise to Iceland on Norwegian Cruise Line August 16: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line August 16: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines August 20: 11-day cruise to Montreal on Holland America August 23: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line August 24: 7-day cruise to Quebec City on Holland America August 26: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines August 28: 11-night Maine & Canada cruise on Celebrity Cruises August 30: 7-day Maine & Canada cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line

September 2024

September 5: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines September 5: 7-day Canada cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line September 6: 7-day cruise to Quebec City on Norwegian Cruise Line September 7: 7-day cruise to Quebec City on Holland America September 7: 15-night Greenland & Canada cruise on Royal Caribbean September 8: 11-night Maine & Canada cruise on Celebrity Cruises September 10: 11-day cruise to Montreal on Holland America September 11: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Oceania September 12: 7-day Canada & Maine cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line September 15: 10-night New England cruise on American Cruise Lines September 18: 7-day Bermuda & Maine cruise on Oceania September 19: 11-night Maine & Canada cruise on Celebrity Cruises September 19: 7-day Canada cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line September 20: 7-day cruise to Quebec City on Norwegian Cruise Line September 21: 7-day cruise to Quebec City on Holland America September 22: 7-night Canada & Maine cruise on Royal Caribbean September 25: 11-day cruise to Montreal on Oceania September 25: 7-night Yankee Seaports cruise on American Cruise Lines September 26: 7-day Canada cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line September 28: 7-day cruise to Montreal on Holland America September 29: 7-night Canada & Maine cruise on Royal Caribbean September 30: 11-night Maine & Canada cruise on Celebrity Cruises

October 2024

October 4: 7-day cruise to Quebec City on Norwegian Cruise Line October 4: 7-night Yankee Seaports cruise on American Cruise Lines October 5: 7-day cruise to Quebec City on Holland America October 6: 7-night Canada & Maine cruise on Royal Caribbean October 11: 10-night repositioning cruise on Celebrity Cruises October 13: 7-night Canada & Maine cruise on Royal Caribbean October 17: 11-day cruise to Montreal on Oceania October 18: 7-day Maine & Canada cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line October 19: 21-day Caribbean cruise on Holland America October 20: 7-night Canada & Maine cruise on Royal Caribbean October 21: 7-night Yankee Seaports cruise on American Cruise Lines October 27: 7-night Canada & Maine cruise on Royal Caribbean

November 2024

November 3: 4-night Canada cruise on Royal Caribbean November 9: 14-day repositioning cruise on Holland America

Cruises from Tampa FL

Cruises from Tampa are available all year, with more than 200 annual departures. The peak season is winter, accounting for about 30 cruises leaving each month. This is the complete schedule of cruises out of Tampa in 2024 .

January 2024

January 2: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean January 3: 9-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises January 4: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises January 5: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Celebrity Cruises January 6: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean January 6: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean January 7: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises January 7: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Norwegian Cruise Line January 8: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises January 11: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean January 12: 12-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises January 12: 4-day cruise to the Bahamas on Norwegian Cruise Line January 13: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises January 13: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean January 14: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises January 15: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean January 18: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises January 20: 8-day cruise to the Panama Canal on Carnival Cruises January 20: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean January 20: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean January 22: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises January 24: 12-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises January 25: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean January 27: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises January 27: 11-day cruise to the Southern Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line January 27: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean January 28: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises January 29: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean

February 2024

February 1: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises February 3: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean February 3: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean February 4: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises February 5: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises February 7: 11-day cruise to the Southern Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line February 8: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean February 10: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises February 10: 12-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises February 10: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean February 11: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises February 12: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean February 15: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises February 16: 11-day cruise to the Eastern Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line February 17: 8-day cruise to the Panama Canal on Carnival Cruises February 17: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean February 17: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean February 18: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line February 19: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises February 22: 9-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises February 22: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean February 24: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises February 24: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean February 25: 14-day cruise to the Southern Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line February 26: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean February 29: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises

Valentine's Day Cruises from Tampa

March 2: 9-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises March 2: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean March 3: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises March 4: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises March 7: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean March 9: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises March 9: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean March 10: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises March 10: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line March 11: 12-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises March 11: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean March 14: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises March 16: 8-day cruise to the Panama Canal on Carnival Cruises March 16: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean March 17: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line March 18: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises March 21: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean March 23: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises March 23: 14-night cruise to Spain Celebrity Cruises March 23: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean March 24: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises March 24: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line March 25: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean March 28: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises March 28: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean March 30: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean March 31: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises March 31: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line

April 1: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises April 4: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean April 6: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises April 6: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean April 7: 14-day cruise to the Southern Caribbean on Carnival Cruises April 8: 14-night Panama Canal cruise on Royal Caribbean April 11: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises April 13: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean April 15: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises April 20: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises April 20: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean April 25: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises April 27: 16-day cruise to Seattle on Carnival Cruises April 27: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean April 29: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises

May 4: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises May 9: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises May 9: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean May 11: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean May 13: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises May 13: 5-night cruise to the Bahamas on Royal Caribbean May 18: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean May 19: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises May 23: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises May 23: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean May 27: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises May 30: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean

June 1: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises June 3: 5-night cruise to the Bahamas on Royal Caribbean June 6: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises June 8: 5-night cruise to the Bahamas on Royal Caribbean June 10: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises June 13: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean June 16: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises June 16: 6-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean June 17: 5-night cruise to the Bahamas on Royal Caribbean June 20: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises June 22: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean June 24: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises June 27: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean June 29: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises June 29: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean

July 1: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean July 4: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises July 6: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean July 8: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises July 11: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean July 13: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean July 14: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises July 15: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean July 18: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises July 20: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean July 22: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises July 25: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean July 27: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises July 27: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean July 29: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean

August 2024

August 1: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises August 3: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean August 5: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises August 8: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean August 10: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas on Royal Caribbean August 11: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises August 12: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean August 15: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises August 17: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean August 17: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean August 19: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises August 21: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean August 24: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises August 24: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean August 29: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises

September 2024

September 2: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises September 8: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises September 12: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises September 13: 9-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean September 14: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean September 16: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises September 21: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises September 21: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean September 22: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean September 26: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises September 27: 9-night cruise to the Eastern Caribbean on Royal Caribbean September 28: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean September 30: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises

October 2024

October 5: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean October 6: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises October 6: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean October 10: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises October 11: 9-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean October 12: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean October 14: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises October 19: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises October 19: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean October 20: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean October 25: 9-night cruise to the Eastern Caribbean on Royal Caribbean October 26: 9-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean October 28: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises

November 2024

November 2: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas on Royal Caribbean November 3: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises November 3: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean November 7: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises November 8: 9-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean November 9: 7-night cruise to the Bahamas on Royal Caribbean November 10: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises November 11: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises November 14: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean November 16: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises November 16: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean November 17: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises November 17: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean November 21: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises November 21: 9-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises November 22: 9-night cruise to the Eastern Caribbean on Royal Caribbean November 23: 8-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises November 23: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean November 24: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line November 25: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises November 28: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean November 30: 12-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises

Thanksgiving Cruises from Tampa .

December 2024

December 1: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises December 1: 11-day cruise to the Southern Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line December 1: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean December 5: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises December 6: 9-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean December 7: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean December 8: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises December 12: 8-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises December 12: 11-day cruise to the Southern Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line December 12: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean December 14: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Mahogany Bay on Carnival Cruises December 14: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean December 15: 6-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises December 15: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean December 19: 4-day cruise to Cozumel on Carnival Cruises December 20: 6-night cruise to the Bahamas on Celebrity Cruises December 20: 9-night cruise to the Eastern Caribbean on Royal Caribbean December 21: 8-day cruise to the Panama Canal on Carnival Cruises December 21: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean December 23: 5-day cruise to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival Cruises December 23: 11-day cruise to the Southern Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Line December 26: 4-night cruise to Cozumel on Royal Caribbean December 27: 6-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises December 28: 5-day cruise to the Bahamas on Carnival Cruises December 28: 7-night cruise to the Western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean December 29: 7-day cruise to the Western Caribbean on Carnival Cruises December 29: 5-night cruise to Mexico on Royal Caribbean

Christmas Cruises from Tampa .

New Year Cruises from Tampa .

• August 2024
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• Eastern Caribbean
• Panama Canal
• Southern Caribbean
• Transatlantic
• Western Caribbean
• Azamara Club Cruises
• Carnival Cruise Line
• Crystal Cruises
• MSC Cruises
• Norwegian Cruise Line
• Oceania Cruises
• Regent Seven Seas Cruises
• Royal Caribbean
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Cruises from Miami March 2024

March 2024 Destination and Cruise Lines out of Miami

Destinations from miami in march 2024.

Wherever your ship takes you. With stops for soft, sandy beaches, snorkeling with schools of stunningly gorgeous tropical fish, and island shopping, you can't go wrong. Sail from Miami in March 2024 to the With its breathtaking landscapes and diverse culture, the Caribbean is the most popular destinations in the world. It may seem impossible to organize a perfect vacation, but with good will, everything is possible.

Cruise Lines from Miami in March 2024

Miami offers endless cruise lines to pick from for your voyage in March 2024. This includes whose cruise ships depart from Miami in March 2024.

Explore Miami itineraries and cruise schedules March 2024

Experience all the Caribbean has to offer on a cruise from Miami in March 2024. Besides the most popular destinations in the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and Central America, you can travel from Miami far beyond. Sailing out of Miami is truly one of the most beautiful things in the world. As your ship sets off with the setting sun, you are looking at the city's high-rises and golden beaches glistening as they bid you bon voyage. For those dreaming of white sandy beaches fringed with palms and crystal-clear waters, the Caribbean cruise holiday offers exactly this. Check out the cruise schedule for March 2024 of an upcoming cruise itinerary from Miami below.

3-day Bahamas from Miami, Fl

Carnival conquest, carnival cruise line.

Date: March 1, 2024

Ports of Call: Miami, Nassau, Miami; View Itinerary

MSC Magnifica, MSC Cruises

Ports of Call: Miami, Key West, Ocean Cay, Miami; View Itinerary

Freedom of the Seas, Royal Caribbean

Ports of Call: Miami, CocoCay, Nassau, Miami; View Itinerary

11-day Panama Canal from Miami, Fl

Norwegian gem, norwegian cruise line.

Ports of Call: Miami, Grand Cayman, Cartagena, Panama Canal, Puerto Limon, Harvest Caye, Cozumel, Miami; View Itinerary

5-day Eastern Caribbean from Miami, Fl

Scarlet lady, virgin voyages.

Ports of Call: Miami, Puerto Plata, Bimini, Miami; View Itinerary

7-day Eastern Caribbean from Miami, Fl

Msc seascape, msc cruises.

Date: March 2, 2024

Ports of Call: Miami, Nassau, San Juan, Puerto Plata, Ocean Cay, Miami; View Itinerary

8-day Southern Caribbean from Miami, Fl

Carnival horizon, carnival cruise line.

Ports of Call: Miami, Aruba, Curacao, La Romana, Amber Cove, Miami; View Itinerary

5-day Western Caribbean from Miami, Fl

Independence of the seas, royal caribbean.

Ports of Call: Miami, Falmouth, Nassau, Miami; View Itinerary

14-day Eastern Caribbean from Miami, Fl

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Middle East latest: Israel launches retaliatory strike against Iran

Iran's state-run IRNA news agency has said air defence batteries have been fired in several provinces; Israel carried out an operation in Iran tonight, a person familiar with the matter tells our US partner network NBC News.

Friday 19 April 2024 06:36, UK

• Israel-Hamas war

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• Israel carried out operation in Iran, source tells NBC News
• Iran fires air defence systems, state news agency says
• US vetoes request for Palestine UN membership
• Analysis:  This strike has escalation written all over it
• Analysis:  Attack could send three messages
• Live reporting by Jess Sharp

Some more details are coming through about Israel's apparent operation in Iran overnight. 

A source familiar with the situation has described the operation as a strike. 

Speaking to our US partner NBC News, they said Israel was currently assessing its effectiveness and the damage it has caused. 

Today also marks the birthday of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

The Israeli military has declined to comment on the claims. 

Iranian state media has reported air defence batteries had been fired in several provinces, with three drones destroyed over Isfahan, a city in central Iran. 

So far, there have not been any reports of damage or casualties. 

Hello and welcome back to our coverage of the Israel-Hamas war and the wider Middle East crisis.

In a major development overnight, Israel carried out an operation in Iran in retaliation to a drone and missile attack launched against it on Saturday, a source told our US partner network NBC News. 

Iranian state media reported air defence batteries had been fired in several provinces, including near a major military base in Isfahan. 

It also said three drones had been destroyed over the area shortly after midnight. 

There haven't been any reports of damage or casualties so far. 

We'll continue to bring you updates on the situation throughout the day. 

But, before we do, here's a recap of the other key developments from the last 24 hours: 

• Washington exercised its right to veto at the UN Security Council to block Palestine's membership request to the organisation; 
• The US and Israel held virtual discussions on a potential invasion of Rafah, with both "agreeing" that Israel had to rid the city of Hamas but Washington urging caution;
• Iran threatened to strike Israeli nuclear sites if it retaliates for a massive drone and missile assault last weekend;
• The US and UK announced fresh sanctions against Tehran;
• The Houthis claimed to have carried out some 14 operations in waters surrounding the Middle East over the past two weeks. 

Sky News' military analyst Michael Clarke said Isfahan "would make sense" as a target as it's home to one of the least sensitive nuclear sites.

"It's a research site, about 3,000 or so scientists work there and there's no evidence this was targeted on the nuclear site," he added.

"But the fact that Isfahan is one of the cities that does quite a lot of nuclear work is also symbolically quite important, I think, if the Israelis are indicating that they're not frightened to go after these sites."

It's over 1,000 miles to Isfahan from Israel, which suggests this was not a drone attack, Mr Clarke said, adding it was "almost certainly" led by Jericho missiles.

• Iran fires air defence batteries early on Friday in several provinces, including near a major military base in Isfahan, says state-run IRNA news agency
• Three drones destroyed shortly after midnight in the sky over Isfahan, says Iranian state TV
• Israel carried out an operation in Iran, a person familiar with the matter tells Sky News's US partner NBC News.
• The source says Israeli officials notified US officials that a response was coming
• No reports of any damage or casualties so far
• Israel has not yet commented but had promised a response after Iran's unpreceded attack at the weekend

Flydubai has cancelled flights to Tehran today- and also called back flight FZ1929 as officials in the Iranian capital closed the airport.

Flights to Imam Khomeini International Airport have been cancelled until 7am GMT (8am UK time), according to Iranian news agency Mehr.

Flydubai and Emirates earlier began diverting flights around western Iran as reports of a possible attack emerged.

Commercial flights have reportedly been grounded in Tehran and in western and central regions of the country. 

By  Alistair Bunkall , Middle East correspondent in Jerusalem

Israel threatened a retaliation, and it came before dawn on Friday morning.

We'll see what unfolds in the coming hours, but early indications suggest they were limited strikes and on deliberately chosen targets. 

If that is the case, then this doesn't appear to be the devastating response the Israeli war cabinet had warned of.

There have been further reports of explosions in Iraq and Syria but as yet no evidence of impacts - those explosions could possibly have been sonic booms caused by Israeli jets breaking the sound barrier. 

Although there are many pro-Iranian militia in that region and they would be easy pickings for the Israeli air force.

One strike appears to have been on an air base outside Isfahan connected to Iran's aircraft manufacturing industry. 

If this was the target, then it appears to have been carefully chosen as a response to the drones flown at Israel on Saturday night: you fly drones at us, we take out the place they were built.

Isfahan is close to one of Iran's nuclear facilities. Although this doesn't appear to be an attack on the nuclear site, which would have been far more serious, it sends a clear message that Israel can go there if pushed, and isn't frightened to.

The timing of the attack, around 4am in Iran, will probably have limited casualties too, and if so limit what Iran does next.

Reports that Iran shot missiles out of the sky should be treated with some scepticism. 

On Saturday night, Iran flew more than 300 drones and missiles at Israel: most were intercepted before they reached Israeli airspace and the ones that got through caused minimal damage to an air base. 

If Israel has successfully flown F-35 stealth jets into Iranian airspace, then it's rather humiliating for the Iranian military and is a message from Israel that they can do what Iran cannot.

Iranian leaders had threatened an immediate and strong response to any Israeli attack - we'll see.

Watch for any sign that Iran implicates the US in the strikes – that might signal their intent to label US bases in Iraq and Syria as legitimate targets for any response.

Iran will of course be inclined to respond, but if this turns out to be a single strike, at a target connected to Iran's attacks, and with limited civilian harm, then I don't think Tehran will have reason, desire or justification to escalate. 

By James Matthews , US correspondent

Questions possibly for the Iranians: how much notice did the US have of this and to what extent. The Israelis would have wanted to tell America prior to this action for a number of reasons. 

Clearly there was a diplomatic priority, but also a practical priority: the US has bases and forces in that general vicinity. 

For the sake of US safety, the Israelis will have wanted to tip off the United States to a degree about its plans.

There will be tough discussions, one imagines, between the US and Israel about Israel's course of action.

The challenge clearly is in terms of reining in potential escalation - because this strike has escalation written all over it.

By  Alistair Bunkall , Middle East correspondent  in Jerusalem

It could be this is a single strike on a deliberate target to therefore send three messages: Firstly to restore that deterrence - you hit us, you broke a red line by hitting us inside Israel - we're going to hit you back.

Secondly, if it is a single strike on the manufacturing plant, it would also send a message that it's a carefully calibrated thought-out response: it's not just an assault on Iran.

And thirdly, it sends a message to the Iranian leadership that we can hit you deep inside Iran, we can fly our aircraft close to or within your airspace undetected, and can therefore do a lot worse if we're pushed to do so.

Israel carried out an operation in Iran tonight, a person familiar with the matter tells Sky News's US partner network NBC News.

They added separately that Israeli officials notified US officials today that a response was coming.

Iran's state-run IRNA news agency is saying air defence batteries have been fired in several provinces - supporting the Reuters report in our previous post.

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Carnival Celebration - March 17, 2024

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March 17, 2024

March 17 - 24, 2024

Carnival Celebration

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7 Night Western Caribbean

from Miami, Florida

The March 17, 2024 cruise on the Carnival Celebration departs from Miami, Florida. On this 7 Night Western Caribbean sailing, the ship will visit a total of 4 different cruise port destinations, including its departure port. The Carnival Celebration sets sail on a Sunday (March 17, 2024) and returns on a Sunday (March 24, 2024).

The Carnival Celebration was built in 2022 and is amoung Carnival's 26 ships in it's fleet. The Carnival Celebration is included in the cruise line's XL Class. In the cruise ship stats below you'll find the Carnival Celebration vs all other Carnival ships.

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Explore all that Miami has to offer, from the magnificent Port of Miami, to the world famous Everglades and Biscayne National Parks, historic Coconut Grove, and trendy South Beach. Other attractions include the Miami Seaquarium , Miami MetroZoo, and sports teams the Dolphins, Heat and Marlins. No wonder so many celebrities, such as Gloria Estefan, Madonna and Ricky Martin, call Miami home.

Explore all that Miami has to offer, from the magnificent Port of Miami, to the world famous Everglades and Biscayne National Parks, historic Coconut Grove, and trendy South Beach. Other attractions...

Take advantage of the many on board activites during your day at sea. Explore the Carnival Celebration Deck Maps and make sure to view our list of Ship Venues and Features. You'll have more than enough to fill your day!

Sitting just off the gorgeous Yucatan coast, Cozumel revels in its mythic white-sand beaches and world-class coral reefs. Yet Cozumel is also the last stronghold of the Mayas, who settled the island in 300 A.D. Residents still speak Maya, and sometimes wear traditional Mayan clothing. Nearby stand the great pyramids and temples of their ancestors.

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Why a major Miami cruise company has canceled over a dozen international trips for 2025

M iami-based Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled at least 14 cruises on 7 ships in 2025 as a booming industry confronts global conflict and other issues.

The cancellations include trips in May and September on Norwegian Viva, the company’s newest ship, and ones in April through June on Norwegian Sky, which frequently sails from PortMiami.

Norwegian said customers who are affected will get a full refund and a 10% discount on future sailings through Dec. 31, 2025.

In a statement, the company said that the cancellations “are a result of varied events, including the ongoing situation in the Red Sea and Israel, modified dry dock schedules for ship enhancements, a full ship charter, and lastly, to accommodate the demand for shorter close-to-home voyages to the Bahamas.”

Suspended trips include the Norwegian Jade from Feb. 20 through March 24, 2025. That ship often departs from Port Canaveral.

Norwegian remains optimistic about cruising. This week, the company ordered eight new ships, its largest ever single purchase, a milestone celebrated at Seatrade Cruise Global, a four-day annual industry conference at the Miami Beach Convention Center. They will be delivered between 2026 and 2036.

Since the terror group Hamas attacked Israel and the Gaza war started in October, cruise companies have been canceling trips to the Middle East.

Next year’s cruise cancellations affect passengers of the Norwegian Epic, Norwegian Sky, and Norwegian Viva.

A March 28 letter to passengers said: “We have been monitoring the situation in Israel, and despite our best hopes that it would de-escalate, we have made the decision to alter published itineraries that transit through and around the region.”

For Epic, the decision was made “in order to reroute her and accommodate the early start to her Caribbean cruise season.”

The Sky will be rerouted around Africa and deployed to Eastern, Western, and Southern Africa, a letter to those passengers said.

Viva is being sent to the Mediterranean, passengers were told in a letter.

Despite any security risks, major airlines including United and Delta have said they will resume flights to Israel. Next week, El Al resumes non-stop service between Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Tel Aviv twice a week. The Israeli airline continues to offer five flights a week from Miami International Airport.

Norwegian in its statement said the cruise company remains committed to taking its guests to “some of the most sought-out destinations around the world.” But sometimes, itineraries need to be modified to “accommodate certain circumstances.”

Other reasons for the cruise changes

But security in the Middle East isn’t the only reason for the changes.

The Norwegian Star canceled because of a “full ship charter.” That means a private organization offered to rent out the whole ship for an entire trip.

The Norwegian Spirit underwent a planned renovation in less time than anticipated, and so now wants to use that time for a longer trip. “As the renovation period will be complete prior to schedule, we now have the opportunity to enhance the originally scheduled January 21, 2025 itinerary, and offer a longer and more immersive experience,” it told guests in a letter.

Meanwhile the canceled sailings on the Norwegian Jade from Feb. 20 through March 25 is “part of a fleet redeployment to accommodate strong demand for cruises through the Panama Canal and to the Bahamas,” the company wrote in a letter to passengers.

Cruise cancellations list

Here is a full list of cruises canceled by Norwegian is listed here, provided by the company:

• Norwegian Spirit: Jan. 21, 2025
• Norwegian Jade: Feb. 20 through March 24, 2025
• Norwegian Sky: April 19 through June 5, 2025
• Norwegian Star: May 17 through June 9, 2025
• Norwegian Viva: May 18 and 27, and Sept. 20 and 29, 2025
• Norwegian Pearl: Oct. 15, 2025
• Norwegian Epic: Nov. 1 and Nov. 11, 2025

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