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Crystal-clear seas abundant of marine life; hundreds of beaches; a year-round warm climate; an overwhelming number of ports of call; great array of activities, tours and shopping make the Caribbean the most popular cruise destination. There are three main types of Caribbean cruises itineraries: Eastern Caribbean Cruises, Western Caribbean Cruises, and Southern Caribbean Cruises.
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Canada/New England cruises are relaxing journeys to a picturesque rocky coastline of breathtaking beauty of nature. Short cruises of four- and five-nights are most popular in the summer months while longer cruises from 7-14 nights are offered in September and October to take advantage of the showy fall foliage. Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean offer 5-night Canada cruises during the summer months. For a longer sailing, check at Crystal Cruises, Princess Cruises, Holland America, and Norwegian Cruise Line.

In Bermuda, an Atlantic Ocean island located just a day and a half by cruise ship from the East Coast, you will experience the refined British style of the local atmosphere, while enjoying pink sand beaches or the abundance of restaurants featuring the island's distinctively spicy cuisine. Although some cruise ships use Bermuda as a port of call on their way to or from the Caribbean or Europe, most cruises to this island sail to single-destination journeys, giving vacationers several days to enjoy the numerous delights it offers.

The Bahamas Islands are located just 100 miles off the Florida's east coast making them a perfect spot for a weekend getaway or a short cruise vacation. A three- or four-night cruise to the Bahamas is an ideal choice for a quick, close and affordable vacation. Bahamas cruises are available year-round, but only a few cruise lines offer short cruises. For the best cruise deals to the Bahamas check into Carnival Cruise Lines, Royal Caribbean and Disney Cruise Line. Three-night cruises depart over the weekends, and four-night cruises depart during the weekdays.

Alaska cruises are some of the most popular cruises today. And it's no no mystery why as Alaska draws each year thousands of cruise vacationers with its amazing scenery, impressive glaciers, abundant wildlife, and Native American culture and traditions. You can combine a seven-night Alaska Cruise with a scenic cruise tour that will take you deep into the heart of Alaska, allowing you to experience the sheer awe of Denali National Park and the majestic Mt. McKinley.