Cruise Ports

Boston, Massachusetts, beckons tourists with its rich blend of history, culture, and modernity. Steeped in revolutionary history, this vibrant city showcases iconic sites like the Freedom Trail, where cobblestone streets lead to historic landmarks such as Faneuil Hall and Paul Revere's House. Boston's academic prowess shines through its prestigious universities like Harvard and MIT, while the city's sports fervor thrives with Fenway Park, home to the beloved Red Sox. Visitors can savor the diverse culinary scene in neighborhoods like North End, known for its delectable Italian cuisine. With its charming blend of old-world charm and contemporary attractions, Boston warmly welcomes travelers to explore its dynamic spirit.

Fort Lauderdale has long been known for its white-sand beaches but has recently become famous for its blossoming art scene – among many other things. Before your Trans-Atlantic cruise, browse galleries on Las Olas Boulevard. Stop for a drink at one of the waterfront cafes. Or ride through the Everglades, a 1.5-million acre UNESCO World Heritage Site, and look for the wildlife that call these lands home.

Whether you're about to embark, or sticking around for a few days at the end of your cruise, Galveston Island is a quaint city with historic charm where you'll get the feel for "island time." Explore Historic Pleasure Pier and enjoy some Texas foods, or visit the Moody Gardens with attractions like a world-class aquarium and living rainforest. Spend some time admiring the city’s museums, shopping its curated boutiques or strolling its colorful streets full of art and architecture.

L.A. is more than swimming pools, shopping and palm trees. It’s a world-class city that embraces its movie star good looks. Explore the star-studded Hollywood Hills. Visit the world-famous TCL Chinese Theatre’s Hollywood Walk of Fame, which features the handprints, footprints and autographs of more than 200 stars like John Wayne, Judy Garland and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson preserved in cement. Wander Olvera Street for authentic colors and tastes of Old Mexico.

The cosmopolitan center of America, New York City, is waiting to be explored. On a Trans-Atlantic cruise with Princess, arrive early to spend the day shopping in SoHo, and then stroll through the Museum of Modern Art. Sail past the Statue of Liberty, walk through Central Park and snap a photo in front of the 238 billboards in Times Square. Or ascend the Empire State Building and take in sweeping views of it all from 1,250 feet above.

Known as the world’s most popular cruise port, the bustling and beautiful Port Canaveral welcomes you to explore all it has to offer. From exploring the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, relaxing to the sound of crashing waves on uncrowded beaches, to venturing through the Brevard Zoo, you’ll be able enjoy many different activities on Florida’s Space Coast.

Just an hour and a half from the cruise port of Whittier lies Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska. Wander in the Chugach National Forest, the second-largest national forest in the U.S. Spend the day absorbing history at the Anchorage Museum. Or visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to see brown bears, moose and bison living in a protected habitat that perfectly emulates the wild.

Seattle is known as "The Emerald City" thanks to its green forests and lush surroundings. Pike Place Market buzzes with merchants while coffee shops house locals drinking espresso in America's coffee capital. Climb the Space Needle and enjoy the Seattle skyline or explore the history of Pioneer Square, the city's oldest neighborhood — only when you cruise to Alaska from Seattle.

Canada's third largest city feels like a North American metropolis mixed with a small European town. Explore the rainforest within Vancouver, B.C. — Stanley Park — and visit the continent's second largest Chinatown during your Alaska cruise vacation. Soar above the city's lush natural environment in a sky gondola for panoramic views or get up close to the local sea life at the Vancouver Aquarium.

Cape Town, South Africa, is a city of stunning beauty and cultural richness, framed by Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. With its diverse mix of cultures, vibrant neighborhoods like Bo-Kaap, and attractions such as Robben Island and the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town offers an unforgettable experience blending history, scenery, and culinary delights.

With a population of more than six million people, Santiago is one of the largest cities in Latin America. Extend your stay to experience the best of this capital city. From its ski resorts and wine-growing regions, to its cobblestoned plazas, monuments and palaces. Shop for semi-precious lapis stones or try your luck at the Vina del Mar casino. There's so much to see. Take more time to do so.