Caribbean Cruise Ports of Call

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The Caribbean welcomes visitors with its white-sand beaches, warm azure waters and exotic local flavors. A rum-soaked pirate past, colonial wars and sugar plantations are part of its legacy, giving rise to a present where cultures blend in a most intoxicating way.

People climb the steep stairs of an ancient Mayan ruin at Costa Maya Mexico

Costa Maya, Mexico

Comprised of 2 small villages, this relatively new tourist destination is home to stunning Uvero Beach, the pyramids of Chacchoben and the largest reef in Mexico, Banco Chinchorro.

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Cozumel, Mexico

With 20 miles of protected coral reef, this island paradise is popular among snorkelers and scuba divers. The Xel-Há Mayan ruins and jewelry shopping are also a huge draw.

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Disney Castaway Cay, Bahamas

Exclusively for Disney Cruise Line Guests, this private island paradise features white-sand beaches for families, adults and teens and recreational opportunities for all ages.

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Falmouth, Jamaica

Historic Falmouth is your gateway to some of Jamaica’s most renowned destinations, including the waterfalls of Ocho Rios, the beaches of Negril and Montego Bay.

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Dazzling beaches, crystal blue water and a vibrant downtown scene—there’s something for everyone in this sun-splashed port on Florida’s Atlantic coast, home to family-friendly adventures, world-class shopping and gourmet dining.

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George Town, Grand Cayman

On this largest of the Cayman Islands, bask in the natural beauty of Seven Mile Beach and enjoy worldly pleasures like luxury shopping and cosmopolitan dining in George Town.

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Galveston, Texas

A Gulf Coast port of departure on its own island, historic Galveston welcomes guests with its southern charm, 19th-century buildings, sunny beaches and the 242-acre Moody Gardens.

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Port Canaveral, Florida

Home of the world-famous Kennedy Space Center, this port of departure is also about one hour away from Walt Disney World Resort, an exciting potential stop before or after your cruise.

Progreso, Mexico

Located on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, this port city offers an oceanfront promenade lined with white-sand beaches and thatch-roofed restaurants, and is a gateway to inland Mayan archeological sites.