Cruises from Florida

Cruise from Miami, Florida - Cruise Capital of the World. The modern-day cruise industry began at the Port of Miami more than four decades ago, and, since that time, the indisputable Cruise Capital of the World has continued to build upon its enviable reputation as the finest home port anywhere. In 2009, the Port welcomed more than 4.1 million multiday passengers, more than any other port in the world! Through its cruise industry partners, the Port of Miami offers a world-class lineup of cruises varying in lengths, from three- and four-day Caribbean itineraries to seven-day and much longer voyages that offer sailings to all corners of the world. The Port is proud to be home to the world?s most distinguished cruise lines in 2012 ? Azamara Cruises, Carnival Cruise Lines, Celebrity Cruises, Costa Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, and Royal Caribbean International. Miami Port Parking $20 per day. Click Here to cruise from Miami, Florida



Cruise from Fort Lauderdale, Florida - The second largest cruise port in the world, Port Everglades, Florida where the best cruise ships launch and the greatest getaways begin. Port Everglades is located on the southeastern coast of Florida in Greater Fort Lauderdale, about 23 miles north of Miami and in the heart of metropolitan South Florida?s population of nearly six million. Since welcoming its first cruise ship in 1931, Port Everglades has grown to become one of the busiest cruise ports in the world with 16 cruise lines, nearly 50 cruise ships, more than 2,000 different cruises, and over 3 million passengers expected this year. Home port to the largest ships in the world, Allure of The Seas and Oasis Of The Seas - Royal Caribbean International. Free Internet service, WiFi, is now available in all cruise terminals as a service of the Broward County Board of County Commissioners. One of the best things about cruising from Port Everglades is the convenience to the Airport and to great sites, shopping and dining options. Guests with more than four hours to spare before their flight may opt to squeeze a little bit more out of their vacations by booking a Greater Fort Lauderdale shore excursion with their cruise line. Port Everglades Parking $15 per day. Click Here to cruise from Fort Lauderdale, Florida



Cruise from Port Canaveral, Florida - When cruising from Port Canaveral, you will have the opportunity to visit Orlando's famous theme parks such as MGM, Disney World, MGM, Sea World and Universal Studios. We have cruises to appeal to many tastes. From here, you can sail off into the sunset on a 3-, 4-, or 7-day voyage to the Bahamas, the Eastern Caribbean or Mexico's Gulf from Carnival Cruise Lines, Disney Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, & Norwegian Cruise Lines in 2012. Port Canaveral Parking $15 per day. Click Here to cruise from Port Canaveral, Florida



Cruise from Tampa, Florida - In close proximity to the top-rated airport in the United States, cruise passengers can take a little more time sightseeing, shopping and taking in the cultural faire of the city of Tampa. World-class shopping, a unique assortment of museums and top zoos, Busch Gardens , and the allure of Ybor City (the historic Latin Quarter pronounced ?EE-BOR?), are just a few of the colorful characteristics that make Tampa one of the premier cruise port destinations in the South. Well-appointed luxury hotels and upscale dining are also very close by. Together with the city, the Port of Tampa continues to develop "Channelside", a lively complex offering an enticing combination of dining, shopping and IMAX cinema, literally steps from the Port?s modern cruise terminals. Tampa now homeports four vessels from three cruise lines: Carnival Cruise Lines , Holland America , and Royal Caribbean , offering the variety of 4, 5, 7, and 14-day cruise itineraries. Tampa Port Parking $14 per day. Click Here to cruise from Tampa, Florida