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Welcome to our network of easy-to-use guides to cruises. I hope you find them useful and entertaining. My goal is simply to provide truthful and straight forward information for cruise passengers.

Baltimore: On Baltimore cruises you can sail to Bermuda, the Caribbean or around the Chesapake Bay. A big ship and smaller ships provide these opportunities.

Bayonne: Depart from the Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne, New Jersey. Destinations include Bermuda, the Caribbean, Canada and New England.

Bermuda: There are beautiful islands a few hundred miles off the coast of Carolina. Bermuda cruises are some of the most popular in the world, and they depart from several east coast ports. Cruise to pink sand beaches, sparkling clear water, reefs, world-class golf, and historic architecture.

Boston: Boston cruises go to Bermuda, the Caribbean, Canada and Europe. Three cruise lines serve the port.

Brooklyn: The newest east coast cruise port is Brooklyn, NY. Some of the largest cruise ships have outgrown the Manhattan terminal and moved to the other borough. The Brooklyn Cruise Guide has a cruise calendar, ship information, and even Brooklyn hotels.

Charleston: Charleston cruises go to the Bahamas and the Caribbean. And what a charming city to depart from! Year-round cruises.

Fort Lauderdale: Port Everglades is the busy cruise port for the Fort Lauderdale, Florida area. Millions of passengers depart from here every year.

Jacksonville: Sail to the Bahamas on Jacksonville cruises every month of the year. Carnival Cruises offers inexpensive, fun cruises to da islands.

Mobile: Yes, there really are cruises from Mobile Alabama. This little-known port offers Carnival Cruises to Gulf resorts in Mexico.

New Orleans: Three cruise lines offer cruises from New Orleans. Options include trips to Cozumel or steamboat cruises up the Mississippi.

New York: There's nothing else quite like a cruise from New York. Enjoy the wonders of Manhattan and cruise to the Caribbean, Bermuda and Canada.

Philadelphia: Our Philadelphia Cruise Guide has the scoop on departures from the birthplace of the nation. Sail to Bermuda or to Canada on Norwegian Cruise Line.

Port Canaveral: The closest port to Orlando, Florida is Cruise Port Canaveral. It's the home port for Disney Cruises and is also right next to Cape Canaveral.

Tampa: Cruises from Tampa, Florida go to the western Caribbean. There are also a few southern Caribbean and Panama Canal cruises that depart from the busy port. Busch Gardens, Ybor City and Clearwater Beach are only a few of the attractions around Tampa.

Miami: Cruises from Miami go everywhere it seems. All over the Caribbean, Europe, the Panama Canal and more. It's the busiest cruise port in the world.

World: The ultimate cruise adventures are World cruises. Explore the entire world on a single cruise that lasts from 80 to 120 days. Go ahead and dream a little.

Have fun. Explore the world. Take a cruise.

Thank you for your interest and support. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

Greg Manter
Publisher, Cruise Guide Network