Pacific Coast Cruise Ports of Call

City skyscrapers are outlined by bright neon lights that reflect on the ocean

Sail from San Diego or Vancouver and savor spectacular seascapes! Explore 2 Golden State gems—one sunny, one foggy—and delight in the alluring contrast between provincial Oregon and bustling British Columbia.

Astoria, Oregon

The oldest American settlement west of the Rockies features tall evergreen trees, Victorian architecture and local gems to explore.

Palm trees and parking barricades in front of a modern looking shopping area at sunset

San Diego, California

At this home port, the world-famous San Diego Zoo and its sister safari park offer educational family fun while surrounding Balboa Park and Old Town speak to the city’s Spanish colonial heritage.

A Disney Cruise Line ship passes under the Golden Gate Bridge

San Francisco, California

Home of the iconic Golden Gate bridge, thrillingly steep hills, colorful Victorian houses and clanging cable cars, San Francisco is also where you’ll find the Walt Disney Family Museum.

A view of the iconic tower that defines the skyline in Seattle, the Space Needle

Seattle, Washington

Lush evergreen forests have dubbed this thriving metropolis the Emerald City, but in addition to unspoiled natural beauty, Seattle is home to an abundance of world-famous sites and a thriving arts and culinary scene waiting to be explored.

Vancouver Canada's convention center along the waterfront at night

Vancouver (British Columbia), Canada

This home port, British Columbia’s largest city, blends the best of urban living with the great outdoors, making it a worthwhile destination on either end of your cruise.

A marina filled with boats sits in front of a large building lined with lights with a domed roof

Victoria (British Columbia), Canada

This regal city’s British lineage is omnipresent in its historic buildings, immaculate gardens and long-standing traditions, including the taking of high tea at the Edwardian Empress Hotel.