Cruises get vacations right
That’s why the industry has been growing over 7% per year for the past 20 years. An average of 5 new megaships the size of a small city are launched or being built every year.
For most people cruises are less expensive than resorts. If you don’t drink, you can cruise all-inclusive with cabin, excellent food and beverages, activities, and entertainment for just $150-$250/day for 2.
Cruises are for everyone
New cruise lines target specific market segments like Disney Cruise Line, Margaritaville At Sea, Virgin Voyages, and Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection. There’s a cruise line and ship for you.
From budget-conscious to luxury-seeking
For singles, couples, and families
Enjoy peaceful, party, or racy vibes
Choose from active theme park-like rides to immersive port tours to expeditions to remote destinations like Antarctica and the Galápagos Islands to relaxing days at sea doing nothing.
Whether you’re a busy professional or retired with sailings from 2 night getaways to monthlong or even half-year adventures
Cruises are accessible
You don’t have to fly to have an amazing vacation. 75% of Americans live within driving distance of a cruise port. US and Canadian cities with cruise ports include Anchorage, Baltimore, Boston, Charleston, Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, Galveston, Halifax, Honolulu, Jacksonville, Key West, Los Angeles, Miami, Montreal, New Orleans, New York, Norfolk, Palm Beach, Port Canaveral, Portland, Prince Rupert, Quebec City, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Savannah, Seattle, St. John’s, Saint John, Tampa, Toronto, Vancouver, and Victoria.
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