Popular Cruise & Vacation Destinations
Picking a destination is usually the first — and hardest — decision in planning a trip. This guide gives you a fast overview of the regions our clients ask about most, with a link to a deeper guide for each one. Whichever region catches your eye, the next step is the same: tell us your travel style and dates, and we will build the itinerary around it.
The Bahamas
The closest cruise destination to Florida, with short 3–5 night itineraries, turquoise water, and easy island-hopping between Nassau and private cruise-line islands.
The Caribbean
The broadest single region for cruising, spanning Eastern stops like St. Thomas and St. Maarten, Western stops like Cozumel and Jamaica, and Southern stops like Aruba and Curaçao.
Alaska
Glacier viewing, wildlife, and midnight-sun summers make Alaska one of the most photographed cruise regions in the world — best sailed May through September.
The Mediterranean
Ancient ruins, cliffside towns, and world-class food anchor Mediterranean sailings through Italy, Greece, Spain, and the French Riviera.
Mexico
From Cozumel's reefs to Cabo's desert coastline, Mexico offers some of the shortest flights and richest resort selection for U.S. travelers.
Central America
Costa Maya and Roatán bring jungle excursions, Mayan ruins, and reef snorkeling to itineraries that also touch the Caribbean's classic beach stops.