The Baltimore Cruise Guide and the Cruise Guide Network

Welcome to our easy-to-use guide to Baltimore cruises. I hope you find it useful and entertaining. The Baltimore Cruise Guide is part of the Cruise Guide Network of websites, which includes guides to many American cruise ports. From our nation's ports, you can sail almost anywhere in the world on an all-inclusive vacation.

The northeast's first cruise port is Boston, and Boston cruises go to Bermuda, the Caribbean, Canada and Europe. Three cruise lines serve the port.

There are 3 ports in the New York area. There's nothing else quite like a cruise from New York at the main terminal in Manhattan. Or depart from the convenient Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne, New Jersey. The newest port is Brooklyn. Some of the largest cruise ships have outgrown the Manhattan terminal and moved to the other borough, so check out the Brooklyn cruises.

Florida is America's most popular cruise departure point. Port Everglades cruises leave from the Fort Lauderdale, Florida area. Jacksonville cruises sail to the Bahamas every month of the year. Port Canaveral cruises are the closest to Orlando and it's the home port for Disney Cruises and is also right next to Cape Canaveral.

On the Gulf Coast, New Orleans cruises are up and running. Three cruise lines sail to the western Caribbean from there. Tampa cruises also mainly go to the western Caribbean. Norwegian Cruise Line runs "Texaribbean" cruises from Houston.

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.

The world's hottest vacations are Mediterranean cruises. The Mediterranean is a cruise paradise, with some of the finest cities, food, weather, and history on Earth. Cruise from Athens, Barcelona, Rome or Venice.

World cruises are the ultimate adventures for travelers. See the entire world on a single cruise that lasts from 80 to 120 days.

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