Information on North American Great Lake, coastal, and river cruises and ports of call.
Cruise maps of North and Central America, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Belize
The actual port in Ft. Lauderdale is known as Port Everglades, and it is the third-busiest cruise port in the world, drawing almost 3 million cruise passengers in its 11 cruise terminals. Several cruise lines embark and disembark in Ft. Lauderdale.
Jekyll Island, off the southeastern coast of Georgia, was once the playground of the rich and famous. The island is covered with live oaks, sea oats, and palmetto, along with some newly restored cottages from the early 1900's. Small ship cruise lines sailing the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway often make Jekyll a port of call, and it is a great choice for a beach vacation.
Information on Canadian travel and cruises
Link to interesting and timely information for Fort Lauderdale and surrounding areas: Shopping, dining, the arts, area attractions, education and more.
Comprehensive library of links to Miami and Miami Beach travel and tourism information.
A comprehensive, authoritative site with tons of information on San Francisco.
Comprehensive library of links to New Orleans information
"Immerse yourself" in Fort Lauderdale before or after boarding your cruise ship. Information on things to do and places to see from the Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Many ships on their way south to the Caribbean make a stop at this interesting city. Check out the nightlife on Duval Street or find out how to ride the famous Conch Train here.
Metro Guide Miami includes links to all of Miami's attractions. It also has an up-to-date event guide providing information on what's happening in Miami the date you are there.
Sightseeing, attractions, museums, and more.
The official web site of the City of Seattle provides useful information that you will need before boarding that cruise ship for Alaska.
