Cruise Ports

The cruise capital of the world, moving about 7 million passengers a year from Biscayne Bay terminals. Royal Caribbean, Carnival, ...

The second busiest cruise port in the world, moving nearly 7 million passengers a year just south of Kennedy Space Center. Disney,...

The busiest cruise stop in Mexico and among the busiest in the world, receiving around 4 million visitors a year. Ferries, reefs, ...

The classic gateway of the Bahamas, welcoming around 5 million cruise visitors a year. The harbor was rebuilt in a 300 million dol...

The busiest cruise port of the Mediterranean, moving about 3.5 million passengers a year across seven terminals. Barcelona pairs c...

The cruise port of Rome, about 70 kilometers northwest of the capital. Around 2.5 million passengers a year pass through on Medite...

The home of British cruising, moving over 2 million passengers a year. The Mayflower sailed from Southampton in 1620 and the Titan...

The medieval walled city cruise jewel of the Adriatic, receiving over a million passengers a year. Overtourism concerns led Croati...

The deepwater port of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, which combines one of the busiest cruise terminals on Earth with a significant con...

The capital of Alaska, reachable only by sea or air, sits on the Inside Passage beneath steep mountains. Summer cruise traffic bri...