2027 Ports of Call
Explore our ports of call, where you can walk, shop, and dine in Caribbean paradise!
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Fort Lauderdale has a little bit of everything: smooth, white sandy beaches, endless shopping on Las Olas Boulevard, and the Atlantic Ocean welcoming you to swim almost year-round. Once a spring break town, Fort Lauderdale is now known as the “Venice of America” for its intricate system of canals and lush tropical landscape. Head to Hugh Taylor Birch State Park for trails and biking blanketed by mangroves. Travel down the Florida Everglades on an airboat tour, complete with alligator and flamingo sightings. Or beat the heat with a trip to the Museum of Science and Discovery in downtown Fort Lauderdale, where kids and adults alike will learn something new.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Beautiful beaches, majestic mountains, historic sites, culinary experiences, and outdoor adventures—discover the many sides of Puerto Rico on a cruise to San Juan. The 100-mile-long island is packed with a diverse array of experiences, from spirited salsa music to serene coral reefs, 16th century UNESCO World Heritage structures, and pastel buildings lining cobblestone streets.
Philipsburg, St. Maarten
On a St. Maarten cruise, visit the Caribbean's most charming split personality that’s half Dutch, half French, and all irresistible. This is a tiny slice of Europe in the Caribbean, where you can sample Dutch cheeses in Philipsburg, then hop across to Marigot for buttery croissants still warm from the oven.
Catch the wind on an America’s Cup racing yacht. Explore dazzling coral reefs, then recharge on one of the island’s pristine, golden sand beaches. Perfect your downward dog in an al-fresco yoga class, or sample the spicy wares of one of the island’s rum distilleries. Even the shopping reflects the island’s duality, whether you’re browsing Marigot’s vibrant market for island spices or picking up duty-free bargains in Philipsburg.