U.S. Coast Cruise Guide

Port Canaveral Cruise Port

Families can combine a world-famous amusement park and a cruise thanks to Port Canaveral.

Pacific Coastal Cruise Tips

A Pacific coastal cruise allows people to explore some of the best ports in the U.S. and Canada.

The Los Angeles cruise port is actually in San Pedro, a district within the city of Los Angeles.

The Long Beach cruise port is the embarkation point for many cruises to the Mexican Riviera.

The San Diego cruise port is a starting point for many destinations throughout the Pacific Ocean.

Portland, Oregon, is a major starting point for cruises up the Columbia and Snake rivers.

Boston is more than a busy New England cruise port. It is an iconic city packed with American history.

Anyone who cruises out of New York City will have plenty to do before and after the cruise.

Mobile has a small but active role as a cruise port in partnership with Carnival Cruise Lines.

Cape Liberty cruise port has been the starting point for more than 300,000 people going on cruises.

Charleston is both a popular place to visit on its own and an active starting point for Caribbean cruises.

Houston's cruise port gives travelers access to the Caribbean despite the nearby Galveston port.

The Jacksonville cruise port may have one of the coolest names of any port for Caribbean cruises.

Texas may sound like an unusual starting point for a Caribbean cruise, but Galveston makes up for it.