A cruise is a great way to see several destinations at once. And cruises around the USA and Canada are extremely popular. Usually you'll be able to grab a quick city break in iconic places like New York, San Francisco, Toronto, Los Angeles, or Miami, then set sail for adventure around Alaska, Hawaii, the New England coast, the Caribbean and Mexico, or even South America or Southeast Asia.
A cruise is a great way to see several destinations at once. And cruises around the USA and Canada are extremely popular. Usually you'll be able to grab a quick city break in iconic places like New York, San Francisco, Toronto, Los Angeles, or Miami, then set sail for adventure around Alaska, Hawaii, the New England coast, the Caribbean and Mexico, or even South America or Southeast Asia.
Alaska cruises are sought after because passengers get an up-close look at the wildlife and varied landscapes. It's also one of the few ways to see glacial calving, when chunks of the ice crack off and crash into the water. It's one of the most visually and aurally stunning natural wonders you can experience.
A cruise around the Hawaiian islands means you can say "aloha" to more than one island. Many of the ships will stop not only at Oahu, where you may be able to visit Honolulu and the famous Waikiki Beach, but you'll also most likely sail to Maui, the big island of Hawaii, and even smaller islands like Kauai, Molokai, and Lanai.
You can also sail from East Coast ports and visit the Caribbean. You may depart from New York or Miami and sail to the Bahamas, Jamaica, St Lucia, and more. You may even stop in Mexico. There are also lots of itineraries to Mexico from LA and San Francisco.
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Travelzoo Staff
