The Great CruisesTransatlantic cruises are just one of the great cruises of the world. Ships sail all over the world and the best cruises go to truly amazing destinations.
The main season for a Mediterranean cruise is from April to November. A few lines, such as Costa, do offer Med cruises all year round. Winters tend to be too cool and overcast.
Bermuda cruises are not Caribbean cruises. It's located 600 miles off the coast of North Carolina, so the weather isn't steamy hot in summer. The season for cruises to Bermuda is April to November. Hawaii cruises are the only way to see all the islands the way explorers did -- from the water. Some Hawaii cruises depart from Honolulu, but many sail from Los Angeles or San Diego. Hawaii's peak cruise season is the winter, but it's a year round destination. The beaches and relaxed atmosphere make great cruises anytime. For something completely different, head for an Alaska cruise. Glaciers, wildlife, and cool weather are just some of the attractions to sailing north. Needless to say, Alaskan cruises are summertime vacations. For a taste of both the Pacific and Atlantic, take a Panama Canal cruise through one of the man-made wonders of the world. Canal transits not only feature the fantastic engineering of the locks, but they also take you to beautiful beach resorts. Are you ready to see it all? You can, on a world cruise. These exclusive trips literally go around the world, making them the very best cruises of all. Sail away on a great adventure. World cruises depart in January to take advantage of good weather in the southern hemisphere. |
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