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4 Night Cruise to Bermuda

• You want diverse, innovative options when it comes to family cabins
• You like plenty of big-ship choice for dining and entertainment
• You appreciate Norwegian’s freestyle cruising atmosphere
• Go-karts, bumper cars and laser tag just aren’t your thing.
• You want a smaller ship with less crowding and queueing

5 Night Cruise to Bermuda

• You want mega-ship fun with innovative onboard features
• You need a cruise that is suitable for families of all ages
• You want your ships big and bold but with a touch of class
• You hate crowds; things can get competitive at the buffet
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7 Night Cruise to Bermuda

• You want to have a floating boutique hotel with every comfort
• You place high value on good cuisine and consummate service
• You want an adult-centric cruise to interesting ports of call
• You want the glitz and glam of Oceania's newer, larger ships
• You tend to suffer from seasickness; this ship can move around
• You want a cutting-edge family cruise with European flair
• You like nonstop activities with round-the-clock fun for all
• You want dozens of different bars, lounges and restaurants
• You don't want cruise catering to European tastes first
• You dislike announcements made in up to six different languages
• You want a cruise with tons of fun for the entire family
• You like dining outdoors and chilling out by the pool
• You want some of the best cruise entertainment options at sea
• You dislike crowds or lines; you can find both on Norwegian Escape
• You don't want to pay extra for the ship's coolest features
• You're after a romantic couples cruise or a laid-back trip
• You want a bright, bold, big ship that's packed with fun
• You like vibrant nightlife and nonstop entertainment options
• You are traveling as a family and need a ship for everyone
• You don't like being one of a crowd; this is a small city at sea
• You want a more inclusive cruise; extra-cost items abound
• You want a classy cruise experience on a trendsetting big-ship
• You appreciate plenty of food and entertainment options
• You want an upscale cruise vacation at a reasonable price point
• You dislike being excluded from suite-only areas of the ship
• You want the latest technological innovations and features
• You aren’t interested in longer, more unique itineraries
• You want a ship with plenty of outdoor bar and dining options
• You want to book a suite; The Haven onboard is spectacular
• You like big ships with nonstop, Vegas-style production shows
• You prefer a more laid-back, traditional style of ocean cruise
• You dislike lining up for things; you might do so for shows
• You are on a budget; extra charges onboard add up quickly

10 Night Cruise to Bermuda

• You like having plenty of organized activities by day and night
• You want a classy cruise on a big ship for a reasonable price
• You value stylish interior design and innovative amenities
• You don’t want to have extra fees and costs for dining and drinks
• You are looking for a ship holding fewer than 2,000 passengers
• You want a bevvy of dining, lounge and entertainment options
• You love being outdoors; The Waterfront promenade is a winner
• You like lavish suites and well-appointed cabin options
• You don't want to pay extra for some of the ship's best features
• You dislike crowds for shows and popular top-deck activities

6 Night Cruise to Bermuda

• You want plenty of choice on a more traditionally styled ship
• You love open deck space; this ship has lots to go around
• You enjoy a wide array of family-friendly entertainment choices
• You've cruised on Coral Princess and loved the experience
• You want cabins with ultra-luxe features and amenities

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The Big Apple to Bermuda

5-NIGHT ROUND-TRIP SAILING FROM NEW YORK

Heaven is a place on earth… with pink sand

This 5-night round trip getaway is the perfect respite of (much-needed) Vitamin Sea to restore your body, mind, and soul. From New York, bliss meets luxury (and relaxation) during your day at sea, before arriving at King’s Wharf, Bermuda. You’ll have two days to immerse yourself in the Bermudian pink sand and dance the night away under a sky of endless stars, before sailing back to NYC.

The Big Apple to Bermuda • 5 Nights

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New York City, New York

Departs at 05:00 PM, All aboard 2 hrs before departure

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Kings Wharf

Arrives at 06:00 PM

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Departs at 04:00 PM

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Arrives at 06:30 AM. Please allow up to an hour for the Gangway to open to disembark

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A melting pot of every culture imaginable, this city is the perfect blend of art, history, theater, food and general vibes.

If there’s one thing you must do in this quaint tropical paradise, dip your toes in the pink sand before you leave.

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Over $1000 in luxurious value included — so all you have to do is kick back and have the relaxing vacation you deserve. Everything below is included.

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Bermuda Cruises from New York City

See the Big Apple first before departing for a relaxing island paradise! Multiple cruise lines heading toward Bermuda leave from New York, offering you a week-long vacation to a stunning island of pink sands, golf courses, and Caribbean architecture. Arrive early to sightsee before setting sail through the Atlantic.

Cruise Lines

Out of New York City’s two major cruise ports, one in Manhattan and a second in Brooklyn, two contemporary lines leave for Bermuda, offering seven-day trips: • Norwegian Cruise Line – Offering round-trip cruises to Bermuda • Carnival Cruise Line – Offering round-trip cruises to Bermuda

Cruises to Bermuda sail to the island and then spend multiple days in one or two ports. Your itinerary may include:

King’s Wharf: This port on the island’s west side began centuries ago as a British base between Halifax and the West Indies. The British continued to use it as a stronghold on this side of the Atlantic until World War II, and because of this, sights around King’s Warf are related to Bermuda’s naval history. While you’ll get to explore these and more Bermudan history at National Museum of Bermuda and Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, King’s Wharf is one of the island’s cultural centers. So, prepare to taste a Caribbean delicacy at the Bermuda Rum Cake Company and then see works from local artists at the Bermuda Arts Centre. And, as a beach is always nearby, you’ll have a chance to relax, scuba dive, or parasail by the ocean.

Hamilton: Larger vessels don’t usually stop in this smaller port, but shore excursions include it. No matter how you get to Hamilton, make sure to schedule some time to explore the local architecture, known for its pastel-colored buildings. Or, if you’d like to know more about the waters surrounding the island, come by the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute.

St. George’s: A vacation to Bermuda is both a time to relax and a chance to explore history. At St. George’s, one of the island’s larger ports, you’ll be able to do both. In fact, as it’s the second British settlement in North America, the town’s designated as a World Heritage Site. When it comes time to unwind, make sure to find yourself by Tobacco or Achilles Bay – popular spots for swimming and snorkeling. And, for more natural wonders, Crystal Caves is another must-do stop here.

So, when you want to spend a few days in paradise, why drive several hours or take an airplane to the departure port? Start your next Bermuda cruise from New York City. Browse itineraries through Direct Line Cruises today before scheduling your trip.

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7 Night Bermuda - New York (Nyc/Nyc)

Norwegian Cruise Line pioneered freestyle cruising with a variety of specialty dining restaurants, entertainment and onboard activities, including go-kart racing!

Luxurious tropical days can be spent on the white-sand beaches or on the links during your Bermuda cruise.

Take in the incredible art scene of New York City, expand your cultural horizons in the city’s diverse neighborhoods and marvel at the architectural wonders.

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Everyone loves New York and there are a million reasons why. Here are but a few: the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, the Ellis Island National Monument, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum, Times Square, Broadway, Greenwich Village, 5th Avenue and Central Park.

Located at the tip of Bermuda's West End, Royal Naval Dockyard is home to exceptional shopping and pristine beaches. The beautifully restored Royal Navy Dockyards provide quaint boutique, a crafts market and fascinating maritime museum. Don't miss the chance to try out one of the many water sports offered in and around this gorgeous harbor.

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Cruises from New York City to Bermuda

A Bermuda cruise from New York is an ideal way to explore the stunning island nation without the hassle of international travel. Many cruise lines offer itineraries that depart from the Manhattan Cruise Terminal and sail to Bermuda, with most voyages lasting between 5 to 7 days. Onboard the ship, passengers can enjoy a range of amenities such as fine dining, live entertainment, and relaxing spa treatments. Once they arrive in Bermuda, travelers can explore the island's natural beauty and cultural richness through a range of activities such as snorkeling, beachcombing, and sightseeing. Whether you're looking for a relaxing beach vacation or an adventure-filled getaway, a Bermuda cruise from New York is a perfect way to experience all that this beautiful island nation has to offer.

In addition, travelers have the opportunity to explore two fantastic destinations in a single vacation. New York City, known as the "city that never sleeps," is one of the world's most vibrant and diverse cities, offering a range of cultural, historical, and culinary experiences. Visitors can take in iconic landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, and Central Park, as well as experience the city's famous museums, theaters, and nightlife. Combined with a visit to Bermuda's beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and historic sites, a cruise from New York City is a perfect way to experience the best of both worlds.

How long does it take to cruise from New York to Bermuda?

It typically takes around 2-3 days to cruise from New York to Bermuda. However, the exact duration of the journey varies depending on the cruise line and itinerary. Most Bermuda cruises from New York last between 5 to 7 days.

What is the best time of year to cruise from New York to Bermuda?

The best time of year to cruise from New York to Bermuda is typically from April to October. During these months, the weather is generally mild and pleasant, with warm temperatures and low chances of rain. The peak season for Bermuda cruises from New York is from May to September, when the weather is warmest and the seas are calmest. However, travelers looking for a quieter and more affordable experience may prefer to book their cruise in April or October, when the crowds are smaller and prices are generally lower.

How far is Bermuda from New York by cruise ship?

Bermuda is approximately 770 nautical miles (890 miles or 1430 kilometers) from New York by cruise ship. Typically, a cruise from New York to Bermuda takes around 2-3 days, with most cruises lasting between 5 to 7 days in total.

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New York City (Brooklyn) New York, Royal Naval Dockyard Bermuda, New York City (Brooklyn) New York    View map

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Sep 29, 2024 → Oct 6, 2024

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MSC Meraviglia

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $170 pp not included.

$279 $40 /night

$379 $54 /night

$539 $77 /night

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6 Night Bermuda

Sep 23, 2024 → Sep 29, 2024

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Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $150 pp not included.

$329 $55 /night

$549 $92 /night

Manhattan, Bermuda, Manhattan    View map

Aug 31, 2024 → Sep 7, 2024

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Carnival Venezia

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $270 pp not included.

$499 $71 /night

$779 $111 /night

$939 $134 /night

New York City, Royal Naval Dockyard, New York City    View map

Jun 23, 2024 → Jun 30, 2024

Norwegian Joy

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $337 pp not included.

$999 $143 /night

$1,299 $186 /night

$1,800 $257 /night

Sep 21, 2024 → Sep 27, 2024

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $250 pp not included.

$449 $75 /night

$559 $93 /night

$713 $119 /night

4 Night Bermuda

Oct 7, 2024 → Oct 11, 2024

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $271 pp not included.

$499 $125 /night

$589 $147 /night

$649 $162 /night

5 Night Bermuda

Oct 2, 2024 → Oct 7, 2024

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $296 pp not included.

$699 $140 /night

$889 $178 /night

$819 $164 /night

14 Night Bermuda

New York City (Brooklyn) New York, Royal Naval Dockyard Bermuda, New York City (Brooklyn) New York, Port Canaveral (Orlando) Florida, Ocean Cay Msc Marine Reserve Bahamas, Nassau Bahamas, New York City (Brooklyn) New York    View map

Aug 25, 2024 → Sep 8, 2024

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $275 pp not included.

$889 $64 /night

$1,089 $78 /night

$1,429 $102 /night

Nov 10, 2024 → Nov 17, 2024

Norwegian Breakaway

Priced per person, based on 2 guests. Est. tax/fees of $200 pp not included.

$759 $108 /night

$829 $118 /night

$949 $136 /night

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The 5 Best Bermuda Cruises to Book Now

O ften confused as part of the Caribbean , Bermuda stands alone with its strong British heritage, world-famous regattas, and quintessential pink sands. The closest landmass off the coast of North Carolina, this small North Atlantic Island is not a far jaunt from the East Coast but feels a world away, which makes it a singular cruise destination.

A hallmark of any Bermuda cruise is time in the destination. Unlike other cruise itineraries, where you might pop off the ship for a couple of hours, sailings to Bermuda almost always include one or two overnights in port. This lets travelers get to know the island at a slightly more relaxed pace. Visitors have the option to head farther afield from where they're docked, dine in a restaurant ashore, or experience a little local nightlife.

If you're considering an ocean voyage to the cerulean shores of Bermuda, these cruises showcase five unique ways to sail there in style.

A quick getaway from Manhattan on Virgin Voyages

To book: Virgin's 5-night Big Apple to Bermuda itinerary is priced from $2,340 per cabin

Yes, you can squeeze a full Bermudian vacation into only five nights if you sail round trip from New York City. Virgin Voyages, known for its adults-only policy and PTO-friendly cruises, offers a Big Apple to Bermuda itinerary for those who are short on time but not standards. Docked just shy of 24 hours in King's Wharf, passengers are set free in the center of a six-acre complex known as the Royal Naval Dockyard. Surprisingly, this tourist hub does not feel tacky. Cruise passengers can take in architecture like the picturesque clocktower, some stellar shopping (don't leave without a rum cake) and lunch at a decades' old favorite, the Frog & Onion Pub. From here, the quickest way to Hamilton, the capital city, is a 20-minute ferry ride. Back aboard Virgin's 2,762-passenger Brilliant Lady , "sailors" can expect edgy entertainment like an absurdist dance party with rave vibes called the "Untitled Dance Show Partything" and more than 20 appealing eateries-all included in the fare.

One week with Oceania Cruises featuring a stop in Rhode Island

To book: Oceania Cruises' 7-night Bermudian Breeze voyage starts at $1,699 per person

Three of the eight days of this Oceania voyage are spent docked in Bermuda, which is nearly half the cruise. The 670-passenger Insignia is small enough to dock in downtown Hamilton, the centrally located capital, bringing you straight into the heart of the city. After two full nights, the ship repositions to the historic former capital of St. George at the northern end of the island for a full day spent strolling its cottage-lined cobblestone streets, fragrant with frangipani. What sets this sailing apart-aside from Oceania's knack for culinary excellence-is a day spent in Newport, Rhode Island, on your way from New York to Bermuda. Home to splendid Gilded Age mansions, Newport displays its opulence best at the Breakers, former home of the Vanderbilt family. A tour along the dramatic Cliff Walk is a must, offered as an optional shore excursion through Oceania.

Bermuda plus Charleston and Martha's Vineyard on Celebrity

To book: Celebrity Cruises' 10-day Bermuda & Charleston starts at $1,388 per person

Celebrity Cruises runs a series of weeklong sailings from Cape Liberty, New Jersey, to Bermuda and back. But for those who have a few extra days, go for Celebrity's Bermuda & Charleston itinerary. Not only does this cruise tack on an overnight in Charleston, South Carolina, to its 48 hours in Bermuda, but it also includes a call on famed summer enclave Martha's Vineyard. Ashore, you'll be up to your eyeballs in charming shops and shaded squares, but back aboard, there is still plenty that will impress. The 2,886-passenger Celebrity Silhouette seamlessly blends the outdoors into its ambience with private balconies in 85 percent of its rooms, plus the Lawn Club, a live grass lawn on the top of the ship for an impromptu picnic or game of bocce.

An epic Lesser Antilles sailing on Regent Seven Seas

To book: Regent Seven Seas' 16-night Iconic Islands to Empire City is priced from $10,099 per person for fare including flights, hotel, and transfers

We've already noted that Bermuda is not the Caribbean, but if you want to explore both, Regent's Iconic Islands to Empire City is an itinerary to remember. Departing from Miami for New York, this luxury, all-inclusive voyage calls on Bermuda in addition to seven other islands along the way. En route to Hamilton, why not stop off in Grenada, St. Lucia, St. Bart's, Puerto Rico, and all three of the ABC islands? Sailing Regent's 700-passenger Seven Seas Mariner , you won't have to even think about lifting a finger; everything from airfare to Wi-Fi is built into the fare, including tips, shore excursions, and fine wines and spirits. This is the Bermuda cruise for those who have perhaps already spent time on the island and now want to expand their repertoire of tropical sandy beaches-in the lap of luxury.

One week with an ocean crossing on Windstar

To book: Windstar's 7-night Bermuda Bliss cruise starts at $2,599 per person

Bound for Bermuda with the sea breeze in your hair is the vibe aboard Star Pride , one of Windstar's distinguished yachts. This weeklong sailing is actually a crossing, taking up to 312 passengers from New York to San Juan, Puerto Rico, via the Atlantic Ocean. After two sea days, you'll disembark for some time in St. George, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for being the earliest example of an English colonial town in the New World. Another two sea days bring you to the Port of San Juan, where passengers disembark and can opt for a brief land vacation. With a casual and intimate atmosphere aboard, this Windstar cruise is the right move for travelers who really want to unwind at sea with a Bermuda stint in between. Begin your mornings with yoga on deck, and if the weather allows, take a dip in the ocean from the water-sports platform.

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Tempt your taste buds in a variety of restaurants and peruse the 315-foot central shopping and dining promenade. During the day, treat yourself to a relaxing spa treatment or get your heart pumping as you race down a waterslide. At night, enjoy world-class entertainment, test your luck in the casino, or dance under the stars at the Horizon Pool, which is transformed for evening activities. No matter how you spend your time on board, enjoy the everchanging views as you discover new destinations. Learn More.

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• First-run movies and Disney classics in state-of-the-art theater venues or family favorites under the stars
• Themed pool areas that include a kids pool, family pool, splash zone and water coaster
• Staterooms tailored especially for families that include private verandahs that look out onto the sea, deluxe rooms with expanded space, and convenient split bathrooms
• Kids can learn and play in children’s activity spaces fueled by Disney storytelling—including Star Wars : Millennium Falcon
• Tweens ages 11 through 14 are invited to spend time in a youth club all their own—featuring videogames, music, movies, arts and crafts, karaoke and scavenger hunts
• Teens can relax in a fun, parents-free venue until 2:00 AM with activities like karaoke, video game challenges, trivia showdowns, dance parties and tons more—under the supervision of helpful counselors
• Elegant, adult-exclusive dining at Palo , serving classic Northern Italian cooking, and Remy , offering fine French fare
• A tranquil pool and whirlpool spa overflowing with sweeping views and ocean breezes
• Themed nightclubs and lounges, home to exciting live music and dance parties
• A luxurious spa, featuring rejuvenating and beautifying treatments with sweeping sea views
• A fitness center sporting exercise classes, weight machines and cardiovascular equipment

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As luck would have it, you’ve suddenly got a few open days in your schedule and a yearning to travel somewhere exotic. Don’t let your lack of a passport stop you. Consider a cruise . If you take closed loop cruises (meaning your trip begins and ends at a U.S. port), you can sail to a variety of dreamy destinations as a U.S. citizen without a passport.

For “closed-loop” cruises, U.S. citizens will need to provide:

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• A government photo I.D. if 16 years of age or older
• And a certified birth certificate or certificate of U.S. naturalization

Starting and ending in Seattle or San Francisco, an Alaskan cruise takes you to charming waterfront cities and villages like Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan. In Alaska, also known as the Land of the Midnight Sun, you can see spectacular, icy glaciers by boat or seaplane, watch for whales and try your hand at dog sledding.

A stop in Victoria, British Columbia offers a whole new set of adventures. Visit castles, take a ride on a horse-drawn trolley, stroll through beautiful Butchart Gardens or get your fill of shopping and dining downtown. When you arrive back in Seattle or San Francisco, take time to explore those cities for even more vacation fun.

You can cruise to The Bahamas from a number of U.S. ports along the Atlantic Coast. Located just southeast of Miami in the Atlantic Ocean, The Bahamas offers an ideal island getaway. With soft-sand beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and pastel-colored British colonial architecture , the Bahamian capital of Nassau makes a popular port of call for cruisers. In Freeport , you can shop till you drop at the Port Lucaya Marketplace or kayak through the mangroves at Lucayan National Park. At the south end of the island of Eleuthera, Princess Cays offers island resort living at its finest.

If you’re looking for cruises that don’t require a passport, take a round trip sail to Bermuda from New York City , Baltimore , Charleston or one of two Florida ports of call. As Britain’s oldest colony, Bermuda offers wonderful historic attractions and plenty of opportunities for fun in the sun. Pink-sand beaches, beautiful blue waters and colorful coral reefs deliver the perfect recipe for sunning, swimming, sailing and snorkeling. Cap off a day of adventure in Bermuda with a sunset rum-tasting cruise .

If you’re looking for a different kind of cruise, explore parts of New England and Canada with New York City as an exciting starting and ending point. Spend a day soaking up history in Boston, Massachusetts, and tour the Charles River aboard an amphibious duck vehicle. Experience lighthouses, lobster bakes and craggy sea cliffs in Portland, Maine, and enjoy a trip to Saint John, a beautiful city on the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, Canada. A stop in the charming fishing village of Halifax, Nova Scotia offers beautiful gardens, more delicious seafood and double-decker bus tours . After you pull into port in the Big Apple, make sure to see a Broadway show, visit the Empire State Building and take a stroll through Central Park.

The Caribbean  

The Caribbean makes a popular destination for travelers considering a tropical cruise. For an easy round trip, you can begin and end in a number of U.S. cities including New York City, Galveston , Mobile , New Orleans and Tampa .

Western Caribbean locales in Mexico like Yucatán and Cozumel deliver exciting attractions, from ancient Mayan ruins to flamingo lagoons, and activities like swimming with dolphins, dune buggy rides, sailing, snorkeling, diving and zip lining.

In the Eastern Caribbean, find dream destinations like Amber Cove in the Dominican Republic and Grand Turk in the Turks and Caicos archipelago. In Amber Cove, you can tour the Dominican outback, soak up the sun on Coconut Cove Beach, or ride the Waterfalls of Rio de Damajagua . On Grand Turk, enjoy swimming with stingrays, riding horses along the coast, or touring the island by ATV. The opportunities for adventure on a Caribbean cruise are endless.

When it comes to domestic cruises, nothing beats a trip to Hawaii . Explore beautiful spots spread across Maui , Kauai and the Big Island, and drink in the natural beauty only Hawaii delivers. On this exciting trip, you can deep sea fish for marlin, explore forest caves and waterfalls, soak up the sun on a black-sand beach and attend a traditional luau. U.S. departure ports for enjoyable Hawaiian cruises include San Francisco , San Diego , Long Beach and Honolulu .

Depart from the Californian cities of San Francisco, San Diego or Long Beach for a quick but memorable cruise to the Baja Peninsula in northern Mexico . Along the way, stop by Catalina Island for a day packed full of outdoor enjoyment . Kayak in and out of secret coves, zip line through the trees or try parasailing. In Ensenada , the “Cinderella of the Pacific,” you can ride horses along mountain trails, tour the wine country, shop for souvenirs and taste the local tequila.

When traveling outside of the U.S. a passport is always recommended, but cruises are the exception to the rule. As long as you book a closed loop cruise, you can travel to certain destinations without a passport. Because international cruises in Europe and Asia require air travel, these vacations also demand a passport. When embarking on adventures by sea that don’t require a passport, make sure you have the proper cruise documentation.

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Celebrity ascent: the best dining, amenities and more on celebrity cruises' newest ship.

Top-notch eateries, adults-only areas and entertainment options stand out.

Celebrity Ascent Review

Megan duBois

Key Takeaways

• There are 32 different dining and drinking venues on board, from Le Voyage by celebrity chef Daniel Boulud to the line's iconic Martini Bar.
• The onboard entertainment is incredible. The "Awaken" show combines popular music with acrobatics and lasers, while Ascent After Dark: Shine the Night invites cruisers to don metallic or sequin outfits for a deck party under the stars. 
• The Solarium adults-only pool area is a relaxing spot with comfortable lounge chairs, a pool and hot tubs; head to Eden for delightful cocktails and optimal sunset views.

You can think of Celebrity Cruises as the more adult cousin of Royal Caribbean International – which makes sense, considering both cruise lines are owned by Royal Caribbean Group. With all of the recent buzz around both brands, I was excited to sail on Celebrity Cruises' newest ship, Celebrity Ascent, in its debut month. I embarked out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in December 2023.

The 17-deck, 141,420-ton ship has 1,646 staterooms and can carry 3,260 guests at double occupancy. At 1,073 feet long and 128 feet wide, the ship has plenty of space for upscale amenities, edgy entertainment and incredible dining venues. The Edge Series ship also has more than 1,400 crew members who hail from 60 different countries around the world.

As an avid cruiser who has taken more than 50 ocean and river voyages on almost a dozen cruise lines, I found Celebrity Ascent lived up to the hype. The ship itself is stunning, and each area has a distinct vibe. I loved the ample amount of food and drink opportunities – there are 32 different venues – and the standout onboard entertainment was like nothing I had seen before on a cruise ship.

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Celebrity Ascent itineraries

Celebrity Ascent sails around the Mediterranean and the Caribbean over the next few years. Summer 2024 brings Ascent to Mediterranean ports of call in Greece, Turkey, Italy, France, Spain and Portugal. The Mediterranean season ends in October 2024, with a 13-night transatlantic sailing departing from Barcelona, Spain.

Late fall and winter sailings depart from Fort Lauderdale. The Caribbean season runs between November 2024 and April 2025. It includes seven- to nine-night voyages calling on ports like Aruba , Bonaire and Curacao ; Bimini, Bahamas ; Labadee, Haiti; Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands ; Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic ; and St. Maarten and St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

In late April 2025, it's back to the Mediterranean for the 2025 season between May and October. Ascent then returns to the Caribbean for sailings in late 2025; destinations include southern Caribbean locales, plus the Panama Canal and Royal Caribbean's private island in the Bahamas, Perfect Day at CocoCay. Similar Caribbean sailings are also on sale for early 2026.

Who should sail on Celebrity Ascent?

Celebrity Ascent, like its Edge Series sister ships, caters to adults traveling together. The overall vibe of the ship is upscale and modern, with plenty of places to grab a drink, enjoy a meal and watch a show. Couples can enjoy an elevated date night in Le Grand Bistro, while the aptly named Sunset Bar – which overlooks the rear of the ship – is the spot to be with a cocktail in hand as the sun sets into the horizon. This bar was easily my favorite spot on board; I spent most afternoons here enjoying a cocktail.

The deck parties, of which Ascent After Dark: Shine the Night is the premier event, are a fun time – but they aren't so loud that guests can hear the bass thumping in the staterooms below. Shows at The Theatre are fully immersive, with incredible technology and great music that had me dancing in my seat.

If you are traveling with children, know that there aren't many places on board for kids to just hang out and be kids. The Camp at Sea kids club is crammed into a small area on Deck 3, away from the main Grand Plaza and The Martini Bar.

Cruises on Ascent can be expensive, but Celebrity often runs deals on sailings. Without any promotions, sailings around the Mediterranean in 2024 and 2025 may run between about $1,000 and $5,600 per person. In comparison, 2024 and 2025 Caribbean voyages may cost between about $2,000 and $4,400 per person before discounts. (Note: Cruise rates can change frequently, based on demand and availability.)

The stateroom

There are over two dozen different stateroom styles on Celebrity Ascent. The smallest (and usually cheapest) rooms are the Inside Staterooms, which offer between 181 and 202 square feet of space. For solo travelers, the Single Inside Staterooms offer the same amenities as a double occupancy room, but with a smaller 103-square-foot layout and no single supplement fee at booking.

Ocean View Staterooms are slightly larger, at 200 to 242 square feet. There are three different room styles; the main difference among them is the size of the window. Options range from small windows in the middle of the wall to large, floor-to-ceiling picture windows.

Ascent's balcony cabins are quite varied, but the majority are Infinite Veranda Staterooms, where the balcony is actually a uniquely designed window that can be opened to let the ocean breeze in. There is a set of glass doors that can be drawn to make this space more private, as well.

Concierge Staterooms allow guests access to a dedicated concierge staff and exclusive onboard events. AquaClass cabins all feature the infinite balcony design, plus unlimited access to the SEA Thermal Suite, complimentary dining at Blu restaurant, fitness classes and a spa concierge.

Celebrity Ascent's suites are all part of The Retreat, the line's ship-within-a-ship concept where cruisers have access to an exclusive restaurant, a sun deck with a pool, a lounge and a dedicated crew. Suites range in size and style, from smaller 319-square-foot studios to massive two-bedroom suites offering more than 2,500 square feet of indoor and outdoor space.

When I sailed on Celebrity Ascent, I stayed in an AquaClass stateroom. The main living space had a king-size bed, which was cozy after long days of exploring the ship and nights spent on the dance floor. I found the cabin's couch a bit uncomfortable, but there was plenty of storage space in the large closet and drawers. Conveniently, the bed was high enough to fit my suitcases under.

Because this was my first time in an Infinite Veranda room, I was interested to see how the balcony actually worked. After pressing a button for the window to roll down, my room instantly filled with humid air – not the sea breeze I was expecting. The air conditioner also turns off when the window is down, so it takes a long time for the room to cool off again. I only opened the window once because of this. For me, the extra veranda space served as more of a sitting area to take in the views than a spot to enjoy the ocean breeze.

My stateroom's bathroom was spacious, with a larger-than-usual standup rain shower. I also loved the eco-friendly bath amenities, which smelled divine. I used the in-room bathrobes and slippers every day of the cruise.

I loved that my AquaClass stateroom came with some amenities that are not included in other Infinite Veranda rooms. There were two yoga mats, two bottles of water that were refreshed daily, a welcome bottle of sparkling wine, an umbrella, binoculars, complimentary shoeshine service and a pillow menu. AquaClass guests also have unlimited access to the spa's thermal suite, complimentary fitness classes and a dedicated spa concierge. I went to the thermal suite daily to enjoy the heated loungers and steam rooms.

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Best amenities on Celebrity Ascent

On Celebrity Ascent, you'll never be bored. Over just a few days, I was able to participate in game shows and dance parties, sit back and enjoy live music, and spend some time by the pool. While I don't gamble, the casino always seemed to be full when I walked by, and someone was always cheering about hitting the jackpot.

For live entertainment, be sure to catch Flash Flair Fusion, the nightly bartending performance at the Martini Bar. Meanwhile, the Theatre hosted three main shows during my sailing: "Residency," "Awaken" and "Bridges." (Based on my experience, "Awaken" is the production to prioritize.)

Additionally, The Club hosts most of the ship's game shows and some smaller live music events. I loved hanging out at this venue; it was never overly packed with people, and the games were pure fun. I even got called up on stage to participate in one of the games and ended up winning a Celebrity Cruises-branded hat.

For some outdoor fun, hit the onboard pickleball court. Or, head to the Rooftop Garden, where float pools face the ocean and plenty of comfy seating awaits. I loved how lush this space felt, thanks to all of the live plants surrounding the seating areas. This is also the spot to catch movies at night.

If you're looking for an even more unique place to hang out, head to The Magic Carpet. This bright orange, glass-encased bar hangs out over the side of the ship and is the perfect spot for an after-dinner drink. The Magic Carpet can move up and down the side of the ship, docking at select decks for a set amount of time. I loved hanging here at night as the ship was pulling out of port to see the islands light up and watch other ships pass by.

When planning out your evenings, keep in mind that it can be a trek to get from one onboard activity to the next – especially when there is very little time between many of the major scheduled events. One night, I started in The Club to watch a game show, then immediately had to get to the Theatre. After the theater performance, I had to walk the entire length of the ship and take the stairs to get to the night show in Eden. Then, after Eden, it was time for the Shine the Night deck party. By the time I got back to my stateroom, I was exhausted.

Best dining venues on Celebrity Ascent

There are 32 different spots for food and drinks on Celebrity Ascent, including four main dining rooms; four casual complimentary eateries; eight specialty restaurants; 14 cafes, lounges and bars; and two exclusive venues.

Included with the base fare are meals at the four main dining rooms, all of which serve the same menus every day, plus a small exclusive menu that's tailored to the theme of each restaurant. (For example, if you're dining in Cyprus, there is a small list of Cyprus-exclusive dishes that highlight Mediterranean cuisine, while the Normandie restaurant serves up French favorites.)

Other restaurants included in the cruise rate are Eden Cafe & Bar, which serves light bites and sweets; Mast Grill, offering burgers and salads; and Oceanview Cafe, a buffet open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

For an additional cost, head to specialty dining venues like the stunning Le Voyage by Daniel Boulud, which is great for date night; Le Grand Bistro, a fun take on a classic French Bistro; or Eden Restaurant, which features an entirely plant-based menu.

My favorite specialty dining option – and overall favorite restaurant on the ship – was Raw on 5. It features stunning chilled seafood towers, fresh sashimi and hot dishes like fresh lobster and shrimp wontons. Each dish was prepared beautifully, the service was top-notch and our table next to the window offered great views.

However, one restaurant I would skip is Fine Cut Steakhouse. It is a pretty standard steakhouse, and nothing on the menu really stood out to me. The upscale ambiance was also diminished by music floating in from the nearby Grand Plaza and Martini Bar (think: everything from One Direction to Cher). While both artists are great to hear while sipping a martini in a public space, I don't want to hear them while dining at an expensive restaurant.

Best excursions on Celebrity Ascent

Travelers cruising to the Caribbean should book a beach outing. There are abundant excursion options in St. Maarten and St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands . If you're into local brews, try the Small Group: Brewery & Beach Tour Philipsburg, St. Maarten .

On a past Mediterranean cruise, I explored both Florence and Pisa, Italy, while docked in the Italian city of Livorno. Celebrity offers a similar excursion aboard the Ascent. The day trip includes a scenic drive through the Tuscan countryside; exploring Florence and seeing the Ponte Vecchio and the Duomo; and a trip to Pisa to see the iconic learning tower. In Rome , consider doing an all-day tour where you can see the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain and St. Peter's Square.

Regardless of where your cruise is headed, you may choose to explore ports on your own instead. If that's the case, be sure to give yourself enough time to get back to the ship. I always try to return at least an hour before the scheduled sail away time.

Overall impressions of Celebrity Ascent

When it comes to ships that cater to a mostly adult audience, Celebrity Ascent really has it all. From stunning common areas to incredible dining and entertainment, I was never bored on this ship. What I loved most was the wide range of entertainment, from pop-up music around the ship to full-blown experiences that need to be seen to be believed. The food on the ship is a step above most other major cruise lines, and the number of dining options is great, especially for longer sailings.

While I loved my room's location and amenities as a whole, I found the Infinite Veranda design to be a bit of a waste. When I did use it, my room got hot quickly and took a while to cool back down. I would consider booking a traditional veranda cabin next time, or a stateroom with a large picture window to save some money without sacrificing the ocean views.

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Celebrity Cruises norovirus outbreak leaves more than 175 sick

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More than 175 people reported feeling sick with norovirus during a recent  Celebrity Summit cruise to Bermuda, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says. 

The outbreak, which happened on the voyage from May 15 to 25, affected 152 of the 2,144 passengers onboard and 25 crew members, according to the CDC. 

Those who became ill suffered symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal cramps, vomiting and headaches. 

The CDC said that in response to the outbreak, the Summit’s crew "Increased cleaning and disinfection procedures according to the ship’s outbreak prevention and response plan" and "Notified current guests of the situation onboard and encouraged illness reporting and good hand hygiene." 

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The cruise ship Celebrity Summit is seen docked in Portland, Maine, in June 2019. A norovirus outbreak recently happened aboard the ship, the CDC says. (Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Portland Portland Press Herald via Getty Images / Getty Images)

It also "Collected and sent stool specimens from gastrointestinal illness cases to the CDC laboratory." 

A Celebrity Cruises spokesperson told FOX Business in a statement Tuesday that "The health and safety of our guests, crew and communities we visit are our top priority.  

"To maintain the highest levels of health onboard our ships, we implement rigorous safety and cleaning procedures, many far exceeding public health guidelines," the spokesperson added. "Combined, these efforts allow us to maintain some of the lowest levels of community spread." 

The Summit’s round-trip voyage, according to the website CruiseMapper, left Bayonne, New Jersey, before making stops in Bermuda, Charleston, South Carolina, Newport, Rhode Island, and Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. 

It was the third norovirus outbreak aboard a Celebrity Cruises ship this year, CDC data shows. 

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Celebrity Cruises tells FOX Business that "The health and safety of our guests, crew and communities we visit are our top priority." (Derek Davis/Portland Portland Press Herald via Getty Images / Getty Images)

During two weeks in March, norovirus outbreaks were reported on Celebrity’s Equinox and Constellation ships. 

In the Equinox outbreak, 122 of its 2,579 passengers and 14 crew members reported experiencing "vomiting and diarrhea" during a voyage from March 9 to 18, according to the CDC. 

That ship departed from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and made stops in the Cayman Islands, Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire. 

In the Constellation outbreak, 87 of its 2,062 passengers and nine crew members suffered the same norovirus symptoms during a voyage from March 6 to 17. 

That ship left Tampa, Florida, and made stops in Key West, Cartagena, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica and Mexico. 

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The Celebrity Equinox docked at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on June 26, 2021. A norovirus outbreak happened aboard that ship in March, according to the CDC. (Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)

The CDC says on its website that norovirus outbreaks can happen anytime, but occur "most often from November to April." 

"Norovirus is the leading cause of vomiting and diarrhea, and foodborne illness in the United States," it adds. "People of all ages can get infected and sick with norovirus, which spreads very easily and quickly." 

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